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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
THE PRESIDENT.

The grent mastero Of the human heart makes Car.
dina WoOsey in his disgrace exclaim-"Had but
served my God with halt the zeal { served my King,
he would MOI in mine age have left nc naked To
mine enemies" Had John Tyler but served his
country with half the zeal he has served his unholy
ambition and groveng ssIhshnes,, he would no,
now lie left with "none poor DO him reverence
save the miserable band Of hungry Office holders,
whose support Bs'zebub himself might get, Il he
had the dispensing power over the oaves md fish
e.; The praise Of such men is often a stain on the
character Of Public man, or At least creates suspi
eion that all is not right. Poor, in public opinion,
must President be, whose only supporters and
euloeists those who either arc, or wish to be,
fed by his hand; but Ito that complexion" has John
Tyler come. See the letter OF our Washington
Cone'p ondent.
Correspondence Of the wig
wAsHiSeroH, May 25lh, ls42.
The occurrences Of the past week have not been
Of much interest. II is understood thnt nf,er the
adjournment Of Congress, Tyler will make many
removals-at least so he promises. lie has givea
orders to in person. and to others ty message,
that the Office holders shall he busy in organizing
ihrd-u Tyler Party. IL will number, when raised,
about ono.huf Of the oficehoders themselves; For
half who hold Office would not vote, Tomorrow, for
hirn for the Presidency. Ills friends arc trying to
persuade him to veto bin, f one should pass, in
favor OF revenue and distribution Of the Public
Lands, when the duties are made more than 20 per
cent.
Alter the past, you need not be surprised at my
thing
The difficulty between Slany onu wise has been
finally settled. II was settled by Col McCurty for
stanly, and Hon. Cost Johnson for Wise. Sanly
challenged Wise. Johnson, for Wise, asked Me
Carly to withdraw the challenge, that he, Tor Wise.
could make explanation. This request was
granted. The explanation Of regrets was made by
Johnson and accepted by MeCorty for stanly. Tho
matter there terminated, each party privileged TO
publish the correspondence Il necessary.
I hope the matter will here rest, and that both
Of these gentlemen will be moro circumspect in IA
turc-nnd that Mr. Wise will know and remember
that he has received Ut least ono challenge during
this session, and that no will learn to bride his
tongue ~ we'll os his courage.
The House hos been engaged with private bills.
Webster s at tho North for the purpose Of 'ai'~
ing the Dind among his friends and, also, to induce
tho Legislature Of Maine to adopt tho recommends
ton Of commissioners To settle the Maine boundary.
Ashburton and Webster have agreed upon tho Ia
sis Of treaty. II ratified, Webster will retire to
New York 10 practice Law. Upshur will take his
place. Forward will be changed from the Tfea'uryi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
IA yEsPoRT q ALLEN.

Aucuoneers and Commission Merchants
10 Attend 60 saies u All descriptions Of property On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

LyEA1 UERs-Ss bags Geese Fesihsr.- for sale.
~ js2 IN GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
ARRIVED,

Schr Spy Capt. Somers, Norfolk.
Sehr Santa Maria, Keen, Norfolk
Schr Com. Rodgers, Floid, Norfolk, tobacco, to
r Gwathmey.
Sehr Triumph, Kirwnn, Baltimore, mari, to w FL
Johnson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES SELLING
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS.
THE subscribers will sell from their large aud superior
stuck ~ Boots aud Shoes foI the 20 Cldays,
preparatory to taking inventory with view going
North 10 lay In entire sfockD any ~ all ~ the
stock hand, such reduced prices will ensure
sales, and cradle us 10 make such changes In hus.
ness by tic Fal when intend moro eHcius vay
cash business satisfied of decided advantages 10 both
the buyer and thC seller.
r. WATKINS a co,
Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Dealers,
ic2 Opposite tho Ruins Of tho lalo Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

Schr Patrick Henry, Mister, Baltimore con
Schr Jubilee, Gator, Baltimore, coal.
Steamer POcahontas, Parrish, Bitlmore, tobteeo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
MAR RIAGES.

Married, on 9th ms by the Rev X Il Wilmer,
in st. Pdu's Church, Gooch'nnd, II BNFoRD, TO
MARIA, daughter of William Salmon, all Vi that
county.
iCTSErquirer will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

I W. KANUOLFH = 60. have inFi received
of savings and Dlirgs, Sc.
Popular Treatise on Vegetable Physiology with mn.
mefous cuts Published under The auspices III the Scot.
ely for heIfotuoton of popular instruction
Popular Treatise on Agricultural Chemlafrv for Tho
use of the Practical Farmer by Charles quurcy Chemist
heimer, AN. toi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

T,ANCY BAsN ETs-Iust opening, a bcsuil1i a..
J. softmcut q mo above goods, comprising Rhcucs,
Key Haakcei rchuOl Bags, AMI snail Toy Buckets, for
children. CHARLES ETEHBINs
afDFF rnr lee - n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

T,OI UI ft - monthly, tor the haianre oil the yesr
Il negro woman, who D. an excellent cook washer and
f"9 DABNEY 4 CAuTUoRN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
VuUTlTUi N vt. WTf
WALTERS l.. WATKINS, Is
srArE or Mr.souRLln-

I, Jesse MORN, Cerk Of the Circuit Court within
nnd Plate county aforesaid, do hereby certify,
thatI have compared the within ana foregoing with
the origna nrtise entered into, therein stated,
and fed the same to be n literal copy.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunio subscribed
my name, and affixed my seal Of
lsEAL1 Office NJ Piaue City, the 4ih day Of
May, A. -. 1912.
JESSE MORN. Clark.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

NkIHISK VI
w ~ hhds Whiskcyn
~ bbls do-iust received and Tor sale low, fer
cash. WADE w WOODBRIDGE
se2 doors b. low the Rel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02

pUHE CIDER VINEOAH.-2J bhfrels lust 70.
FRYSCo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-02
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF RICHMoND-Jme l.
High water. lh.s d.y. lol o,eloek, a. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
EYE BALsAM. for Weak

q, and Inianred Eyes-Ths Balsan prescription OF
one of the mos; celebrated oeuss has been long time ID
use and confidently recommended 20 the pubc as ne
best and most successful salve used for larmaiory
diseases of the eve In cases where the eyed are very
much nfaed the ball OF the eye tcky covered win
blood il operates amos, like aud removes all
ance of disease after two or three applications:
Ia Dimnes Of Sight caused by fixed attention 10 minute
weakness or partial loss of sight from sickness or old age II
sure reSt0rer and should be used By all who na their
eyesigh, failing without any apparent disease
This Basan has restored sight ID many instances wnere
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive ufarn.
nation bad existed for years. Inflammation and soreness
caused by blows contusons wounds on the eye or oy
tran~ous bodies or an irritating nature lnosccel uDe e
eveld very soon removed by the application OF the Bal
sam One trial will convince the most incredulonS OF lis
efficacy.
The following eYidense OF lis superior e1ceency from
'1e ''''' - N HARLEM, July, 1871.
Messrs D. Sands 4 Co.-Gen,s: From motives OF hu
maniry am prompted 10 inotm you th-i few applications
e your Roman Eye Baisaa have made perfect cure IN
the case of nv aged mother who has suffered under most
painful Inflammation Of the eyes for twelve or heen years
PHYSICIANS have gven the as hopeless on account OF
the aiieus age bu, By the blessing OF Heaven your rem
edy has verified the adage, While there is lie there Is
hope Yours most gratefully, H. nofI.
Mrs Davis No n Esse1sreet has been cured OF n'iau
nation of the eyelids and weak eyes, OF years dorauoh py
using only one jar o. the Eye BasaH
Miss Fitzgerald No. Markereet had ior TWO OF tree
wears been so m ach afflicted with weak and niamed eyes
thai times she coud scarcely read Her eyes have
been completely restored by this Baam after all other
means had failed Hundreds have by its healing virtues
been restored sight where almost total blindness caused
nv Inflammation, had existed for years Put up
in .ma lars with full directions for Price Jt cents
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by SANDS
CO. n East Broadway, corner Market street New.fo rk
Sold also by a. B. d. Sands, ~ and 100 Fuiten.suee
and by A. B. Sands Co., rs Broadway corner Charn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
pARR7S LIFE PILLS.-It is impossi-


4 bic TO calculate the many benefits to The human
which must result from the discovery OF Od Parrs re-
cine. The fine herbal medicine which IS compounded
from its direction has, thousands OF cases been tried and
proved 10 be the efficient remedy oil the day. nor Is
confined in It's usefulness the diseases OF the poor Tor
il ia sought by and found in the medicine chests OF me
more wealthy classes OF Great Britain AID various parts OF
the continent of Europe .
As family medicine il is unequaed and is all powerful
in removing bilious and other complaints arising from the
arrangement the anentdry ducts and IN purifying The
blood It is certain in the OF the more delicate com
plants incident; 10 females grateful 10 the TASTE aromatic 70
The SMELL the time so gentle IN It's operation,
vet so eicacous that no female ought TO be without 80
great BOOM left them By is venerable dtscoyerer, oid
Parr
propretors have received applications tor the
Pills from various parts Of the United States ana nave ad
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects III removing
diseases prevalent AT this season OF The year
To all therefore, who afflicted and ~ Sai; heah, we
would 20 Of the aforementioned agents, "hee
the Genuine PARIS Life Fills may be Iad VIZ - ,..,
ushton L Asp.nwa, druggists and chemists % W!Ilda
street. 10 Broadway and 10 As;or House
Abraham Sands& Co, druggists and Chemists granite oo4u
ings 30 Broadway, corner OF Chamber street
p Dcke us Broadway corner OF LspeDard street
John B. Dodd druggist Broadway corner OF B!escke!'s
A w Radeau, Bowery Medicine Sore, 26c Bowery
Svme,, Medicine Store G3 Bowerv corner OF WalkeI'sL
A. b. Trpler corner Fulton and Waier-street&
Horace Everett druggist S6I Greenaich-street mex loI1
corner of Franklin
j. J. CodGinglcr, apo.hecaries u Hudson-sfeei cohe'
OF Spring-strcet.
e. L. Cotton, chemist and apo,hecary, 263 Beecker-streel
OF Jones-sirect
wendover druggist and apo,hecary III Eighth Assnns
Broeklyn-Wm Armstrong. seed, drug and paten,
warehouse, l84t Fuensree-
1'NA "A'e'A'e a. ~ ~ r. ROBERTS co.,
9 I'm Clarendon House, cor. Duane-st and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
STATE Palsos, Mourn PLEASANT, September ., iS4z
PROPOSALS will be received

bv the Inspectors on the first Wednesday OF Octoner
next, at II O'Clock M this office for furnishing me
Convics the Prison with Ratsos FOR ore year so Ie
onsnie 70 suit the conlracsr ut always at bis risk to
consist othe following articles for one hundred y '
fail ar wner for oae halt the year. and Is lbs OF Inspected
Prime Pork for the remainder OF 50 lbs Inspected
Rye Flour; Is lbs of good Indian Meal gallons Moase
onars of RIVE or Peas in the grain, quarts OF 'nega
onncrs of ground Pepper quart OF fine salt ard of ~
months oihe year bushels OF Potatoes i9 every gs sf
lions the months from The iooi er
natey or Otherwise the agent may think Is for the anu
o The prsepers All the cles 70 be OF good
bic oualy and the agent viii reserve Inc righl 70 ''S
INV ofthem that are not so in his opinion. -;
The names CT satisfactory securities must oS mn,
writing with proposals with their acsnIesceace. Ing
"ei VI DAVID L. SEYMOUR, Agent
,,,.s State Prison. Mount Pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

The GENTLE DEW or MERcY.-A correspond
cnt of the Norfolk Herald in Mathews county
vouches for the fact that it has 1ained on every
court day in that county for the last eighteen
years. There must be something very remarka-
bic in the course of Justice. when it pleases the
heavens TO weep thus there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

A NOBLE OAK Mr. Colman, of the Genesee
Farmer, says the largest that ever came under
his observation, is an oak in the meadow of MIR.
Wadsworth in Genesee, Livingston County, n.
Y. being full eight feet in diameter, standing out,
in its majesty, the contemporary of other gene
ra,ions, and the mute historian of departed cen
turtles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
Observation-Disclosures SPLITTING

" OF BLOOD, kc.-TO CONSUMPTlNES.-Fou
t of YOU are really suffering from neglected Colds or
an Obstruction and consequent Inflammation OF the de eae
lining those tubes through which the ar We oreatn Is
produces pain and soreness hoaenese cough difficulty OF
breathing hectic ty:r, and splitting of blood matter or
phepm which finally exhauss the strength Of the patient
and ends in death JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never
fails TO this obstruction, and produces the most
pleasing and happy results 1t is certain in lis eeG ana
No 20 south Third street Philadelphia Sold al " hoesae
and retail by The Agents. A. B. D. Sands Druggists No.
70 Fulton street. corner OF Gold and No 100 Fulton st.
Also sold by David SANDS CO. No. n East Broadway,
corner Market st-Abraham Sands Co No. Z73 Broad
wsy OGrare Buildius) corner of CHI ambers SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

MORTALITY IN DEMONSTRATING strikes me
more in the London bills Of mortality than the
number-the prodigious number-of deaths by
diseases called infectious. There is Londen
plague constantly raging or lurking in the poorer
quarters, which the classes above the INDECENT,
and the mere sojourners, never see.
National Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals
will be received a, the nspeetss siee N the s, Ns
Prison Mount Pheasant on The sfSG 5eaooa for esnac %
senr mex With 50 eonricts on The st Of December s
ing to be within year TO @ sT ons s a
hse snre, and tonss sadslery Gallery and o'nss
bed ere~ " OF which The CHEF supply Tor ths
eonspmpon OF the country imported from VIE sl be
I;ad States Convenient shop roon and lpei WI
whoever takes the csnact must find too az
srturrs aad be subject the rules asd e,rd
prison TIE payments musthe made monihy WIN nr;S.d-
81 rI,rre months Satisfactory security VIII be
Lei the proposals specify the price per day TOR eeI
aseH1 '1A'' ~ sie IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

A T Court of Chancery held for the State
n OF New-York at the City OF New York, on the ltlh
Chancellor OF the First Crcuit-Mary Boldly vs. Mahlon
Keche, Mary Kstche Andrew ke,che VILLAIN Mechsi'
Isaac Ketchel Samuel Kctche James Daily, william IT.
vine and Sarah Jane Irvine his wife, James keiche Mar
garet ketche Andrew E. Ketchel and Selsey his vile,
John Russell and Sarah his we-ln Partition
IL appearing the satisfaction oil this Court, iat an
amended bill complaint has been fled in this cause tor
partition OF the following described premises to wit Az
that certain dwelnshouse and ot piece or parcel OF
ground situate lying and being in the Fifth Ward OF the
City Of New York and known and distinguished oy me
bounded westerly in front by Church aforesaid south
ery by ground now late belonging TO Jacob a. Cole,
northery by ground now or late belonging TO isaac l.
Talnlan and Charles Norris and eatery by lot NO l63-
containing in breadth in front and rear twentyour feet,
and length each side seventy five feet be the same
more or less together with all and singular the rights pr
veges, heredaRens and appnltenanccs renainosr ana
rrnlander rents issues and profits thereo And also APP
OF John Russell is unknown that Andrew T. kechel when
last heard FROM believed to reside somewhere IN South
America that BeSey Kechel resides in the State OF Penn
sylvana William Irvine and Sarah Jane his wife and An
drew Keche reside in the State last aforesaid that WI
liam Ketchel and Isaac Kelch reside in the State OF New
e. Rns.e Ande s
ell Beey Keche' William Irvine and Sarah Jane IryIe An;
drew ke,clle!. William kechel and Isaac ketchel, ana
each OF them their appearance TO be entered and no
rice thereof be served on the Compliments SocloT
within four months from the date OF this ORDER and in
OF their appearance that they their al.
the compaiaan bill to be filed and copy thereof
10 served the compliments Solicitor whlH DAYS
altar service copy said BILL and that in default thereof
cai bill OF comp ant be taken confessed by them ana
each lhe And it is farther ordered, that within twenty
days from The date OF this order The said complanan!S cause
this order be published in the State paper and IN the
NewYor Tribune pal pnted In this State Tor three
ons once enn ~een 81 M or %, b ,s ryed
sonay the said John Ra.se. Andrew f. Ke.che Bet
Ke,chel, William Keichr and Isaac Ketche. anA on each
Of be least twenty days before the time herein before
prescribed for their apPsaEnIqRsa, HIRAM whL isP{ Clerk
C. NAcLE Solicitor aulC IawSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

New STYLE OF "SHIScLE mo place ha: so
many peculiarities as Marblehead. Every thing
about it is unique We noticed visit to that
place few days ago a large wooden figure nearly
five feet in length representing the letter I over
what appeared to be grocery store, painted
bright green color. Unable to divine its sgnifca-
ton, we inquired of by-stander, and was told
that the owner of the sign kept green Tea for sale
Boston Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

20 In the London Times of August Sth, is a
acknowledgements by one of the Cunard 9TH
Halifax to Liverpool, 2911 miles, viz: from Bos-
ton to Halifax, 397 thence to Cape Clear, 1925 !;
thence to Liverpool, 299; from New-York to
Bristol, 3olO; and to Liverpool, 1858; and the
difference of distance between New-York and
Boston to Liverpool, is put down at l52 miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
From the Democratic Review Tor October.
AN INCIDENT In A RAILROAD CAR.
BY Q, r LOWELL,

BY Q. = LOWELL
HEspoSe OF Burns men rade and rough
Pressed round 10 hear the praise of one,
Whose breast was made OF manly simple stuff,
As honlespuI stheir ows
Ard, when be read, they forward leaned,
AID heard, with eager hearts and ears,
His bird.like songs whom glory mover weaneo
From humble smiles and tears
Slowly there grew a tender awe.
Sun.ke DER faces brown and hard
As il in him who read they felt and sa"
Some presence OF the bard
I,was a sieht for sin and wrong,
And siavjs1 tyranny TO see,
A.ieb, 10 make our faith more pure and strong
In high Humanity.
Thought, these men will carry hence
Prom ptings their former life above,
And something OF finer reverence
For beauty, truth, and love.
God scatters love on every SIDE,
Freely among his children all,
And always hearts are lying open wide
Wherein some grains may fall
There is no wind but sows some seeds
OF more true and opeE life,
Which hurst unlocked ter into high-sou!ed deeds
With way-side beauty rlie.
We find within these souls OF ours
Some wild germs Of higher birth,
whichiD the poets tropic heart bear flowers
Whose fragrance fills the earth.
Within the hearts of all men lie
Which blossom into hopes that cannot die,
In sunny hours like this
All that bath been majestical
In life or death since time began,
Is native ia the simple heart Of alt,
The angel heart of Man.
And thus among the untaught poor,
Great deeds and feelings 6Dd a home,
Which casts Ia shadow all the golden lore
or Classic Greece or Rome.
Oh. mighty brother-soul Of Man,
Wherever thou art, in low or high,
Thy skyey arches with exultng span
Oer.roof infnty..
All thoughts that mould The aye begin
Deep down within the primitive soul,
And, from the Many, slowly upward win
To One who grasps the whole
In his broad breast, the feeling deep
Which struggled on the Many's tongue
Swells 10 a tide of Thought whose surges leap
Der the weak throne Of Wrong.
Never did poesy appear
So full OF Heav'n TO me as when
saw how il would pierce through pride and fear,
To lives OF coarsest men.
Ii may be glorious TO write
Thoughts that shall glad the two or three
High souls like those far stars TINT come in sight
Once in a century.
Blu, better far is to speak
0nssmple word, which now and then.
Shall waken their free nature to the weak
And friendleSs sons OF men;
To write some earnest verse or line
Which, seeking not the praise OF Art,
Shall make clearer faith and manhood shine
the unlearned heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

SEDucrles CAsE.-John MGrath was sem
fenced by the Police Court of Boston to the House
of Reformation on Wednesday, for seducing two
OF his neighbours chickens with corn through hole
in the fence dividing their yards, into his own
premises, and aftetward killing and devouring
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

EATING AND DR1sKING.-It will rather take
the reader by surprise we think, to be told that in
a life of G5 years duration, with moderate daily
allowance of mutton, for instance, he will have
consumed flock of $50 sheep; and that alto
gether for dinner alone, adding to his mutton
reasonable allowance of potatoes and vegetables,
with pint of wine daily, for 80 years of this pc
Rod, above 80 tons of solids must have passed
through his stomach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
ID MAEs.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT

To secure fine head of luxuriant Hair, proof of
thousand signatures by persons OF high standing can De
had. .,a,,,,
VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF JAMPOONY,
For eradcap. Danri preventing tAe hair from falling
oil or turning Grey, secured by application by Macs
who is the sole proprietor in the Unon l62 Broadway and
sold in bottles with directions
Notice-No imitation of the kind will ever surpaSs the
Jampoeny. Approved by the Faculty of Medicine in Paris
Catered according to act of Congress, a D. 1871, by p
Macs the Clerks Office in the Southern District OF New
York"
This excellent article used after The application OF the
Jampoony-the great excellence of the Chinese Cream
will be found consist in feeding the Hair tnoSe
properties TO il upon which depends lis luxurance healthy
or richness of appearance These articles can be Obtained
onlv in New.York of p Macs, l62 Broadway.
Also-P Sap, Wig sIanufaciory-Neyv imitation OF the
skin light summer wigs and Others at great reduced price
and OF the best, made order wholesale and RETAIL Tor coun-
irv merchants S2i lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

TOMATO F1Gs.-These are certainly luxury,
one which comes within the reach of all for ev-
cry man who can put down pork for his family
use, can put down jar of them, and by, SO doing
the utility of tomato pills, which now rank SO high
as news paper medicine, will be superseded for
in preparing the figs the medicinal qualities of the
fruit are all concentrated. At the South they are
already in high repute. And at the North too as
far as they have been tried. New Genesee Far