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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
No. 2O.-WHOLE No. 3s4.

naments AMI 'arUlIles TO lascDnate and
bewrlch yonng girl not yet fourteen,
who knew nothing Of the world, il IS
not at all remarkable that he mad sue
cess He is sad however 10 be respec.
tably connected ia Erg'aod. aud he ha1
trlt OehtGd his marriage certificates IN
the hands u respectable merchari.-
This Is his third wife. Under a late
law Of New York. 1t may be as we'll to
add here. HE marriage Of a young girl
under Is is Voija bic, bot not VOID.
Another Of the New York papers,
says:
The Young lady referred to is Miss
Emily CrUghaD. ,he daughter Of Mr.
Croghan Of one Of the Western states,
who has been an Indian agent 10 the
service OF The Government. Her uncle
is the celebrated hero Of Fort Sandusky,
Col. Croghan Of the United States ar
nv Her father is now in Washington
She is the herress, j, is said, Of h0if a
mjiitOn of doHdrs. The affair has pro
duced a great excitement 10 fashionable
circles, and exrcralIons are. OF course
thrown oot al random upon all parties
concerned
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

TThe following IS an extract Of a
teuer from Gen. Leslie Combs:
TO the Editors oftLe Loai,rille journal,
New ORLEANS, Jan. q, 1912
Gentlemen:
Knowing The Mexican cherac-
ter as you do, y"o may hardly be sur.
Prlsed al any act Of lrrachery hey may
commit; aud yet one communicated to
me by The Texan consul as received by
a vessel which arrived hero from SisaI
(the seaport oI Yucatan) TWO DAYS since,
would seem 10 cap The climax You
may remember that The Texan navy
bel ped the provinces Of Yucatan and To.
basco 10 establish their Independence.
and that, Recently. Commodore Moore
was sent with part Of the TrXian IA.
w, at their earnest solicitation. TO pro.
tecl them against their enemies. A
few days since Yucalan relured 10 the
old confede ration OF eighteen hundred
end twenty four Tobasco having done
so several monjhs since. Commodore
Moore, unaware Of his intended move
ment, viii q Wing of Ssal, was urged
to visit Merida, in the Interior, which
is The seat of Government. TO consult
with Congress and the Executive, and
had no sooner arrived than he wGS Seiz
ed aud held 10 Custody The Object was
to force him TO surrender his vessels TO
Mexico. Two ot them however had
sailed a short time before to Vera Cruz,
to wait for the New York hrigS: and
his llrutpnan's on board the flag shin.
ncling with greai prompllluie and ener.
gy forced Gen. pedrbza and suite On
board, and at The last dates, hai them
as hostages tor Moorp's safe return. /
hope they will also pnr the place under
contribution and batter it down. They
Ought not TO leave an ounce of silver or
gold IN the p ace, in any shape or form.
i Santa Anna gets possession Of he
tiu (, ihoy viii invade Texas by iaad
and sea; and, at tho same time let loose
he hordes Of Indians upon The frontiers.
wis kcnluckv aod her Western >is
rcrs rpmljn dIe and rnac,ivc. while the
women aud chldton Of their voungps ST
sisters are bu'cheted bv these modern
Ngermes, and her cities sacked and
burned, and her fields IaiI desoiato! !
cannot baIirve it
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
PAINFUL ID 'SCLOSURE

We copy from the Richmond WhiG
the following account Of dedication
on the part Of one who, heretofore, was
he|d:above suspicion:
GEN. James Hamilton and the James
Rjrer and Kdnawha Company The
President and Directors Of the James
River Company presented memorial,
OF SATURDAY., to the Legislature which
developed facts startling and moNitying
1t appears that the company employed
Gen. Hamilton TO negotiate for them a
portion of the loan authorized by the
Legislature some years since. To this
end, they entrusted him with State bonds
to the amount Of $3.50 600 when on his
way to England in 1910. BY deposit
ing about S470,00O of this, he succeed
ed in obtaining from the house Of Nor.
rson & Co. of London, 500 600 for The
company, which was duly paid over to
their use. The repayment Of this
100000 is now demanded. and its pay
ment is necessary for The rede emption Of
the S470.0O0 of bonds which Morrison
g. Co. holds.
The remaining $4,000 Of State bonds
was hyrothecated by Gen. Hamilton
with a Dutch house, and tho proceeds
of it have been diverted from the use
Of the company to his O1Cn iHdipldHGi
uSeSi The amount received on account
OF these bonds, and the terms or which
he disposed Of them, are nct known, and
consequently it rarnot be asrerlaDe1
what loss, if any, the mpnny will sus
tain BY the operation. Letters have
eaen recelve4 from General Hamilton
we leaGn, admitting the misappicatior
, oil the funds. with assn RANGES, however
that he had made, or was making, am
pie provision to re imburse The compa
ny and save them harmless. Those
assurances have not proved satisfactory
to the company, and hence they apply
to the Legislature for means to enOb
them to make good the deficiency arc
preserve their own aud the credit of the
Commonwealth.
The affair is to be regretted, both OF
account of The embarrassment which i
brings upon the company, at a time o
universal pressure, and on account o
the shade which it casts on the charac
ter ofa man who has been regarded lht
soul of honor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

bi,ion, Disspntlon is sincOmpatibIe with
both; the company in which you i'm
prove most viii be least expensive TO
you; and yet am not such a sloic as
to suppose that you will, or to think ii
right that you should, be always in
company with Senators and PhIIoso-
piers; but of tho juvenile kind let me
advise you to he choice. 1t is easy 10
make acquantances. but very difficult
to shake them off, however irksome and
Improbable they may be found, after
we have once committed ourselves 10
them. The indiscretions which, very
often, they lead one into, prove equally
distressing and disgrace(uI.
Be courteous to oil, but intimate with
few; and let those few be well tried be.
fore you give them your confidence.
True friendship is a plant Of slow growth
and must undergo and Withstand the
shocks Of adversely before it is enlile d
10 the nppelIarion.
Let your heart feel for the affections
and distresses Of every ore, and let your
hand give in proportion to your purse
always the estimate Of the widows mite,
but that it is not every one that asketh
that deservelh charity; all, however,
are worthy OF inquiry, or the deserving
may suffer.
Do no, conceive that fine clothes make
fine men more than that fine lea,h
ers make fine birds. plain, geneeI
dress is more admired. and obtains
more credit, than lace and embroidery
in the eyes OF the judicious and sensI
bie
The last thing which ! shall mention
is first in importance; and TINT is tc
avoid gaming This is vre, which IS
productive of every possible evil; equal
Iy injurious to the morals and health Of
its volaries. 1t is the child Of avarice
The brother Of iniquity, and the father
Of mischief! 1t has been the ruin ol
many families, the loss Of many man's
| honor, and the cause Of suicide To all
those who enter the lists it is equally
fascinating The successful gamesrer
pushes his good fortune. till it is over
taken by a reverse The losing gam
SER in hopes Of retrieving past miSior~
tunes goes on from bad TO worse. Ill
grown desperate; he pushes At ever'
thing and loses his all. 10 a word; few
gain by this abomiuabIe practice, viii E
thousands are so injured
Perhaps you will say "my conduc'
has anticipated the advice" and mot one
Of the cases applies to me-" ] shall be
heartily glad Of it. 1t will add rot a
IiuIe to my happiness, to fad those
with whom am so nearly connected
pursuing the right walks Of ilfH. 1t
viii be the sure road To my favor and tH
those honors and places Of profit, which
the couniry can bestow; as merit rarely
uoes unrewarded,
lam, dear Bushrod your af''cionatt
G. WASHINGTON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
LESLIE COMBS
A PAINFUL AFFAIR AN ELOPE-
MENT.

A Young Miss in her l4rh year. from
the West, perhaps The richPSi heircsS in
the whoIe Wesi, whose property TOO was
in her own right, recently left New
York for Liverpool with a man aged
about 60 The young lady was left at
boarding school near this city, where
the gentleman became acquainted with
her, and it is believed that a marriage
ceremony was Dor(o med before they
left. The news must ne most painful
to he parent, who doa ed upon this child
his only child. N Y. ErpreSs,
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GOOD ADVICE FROM GEO. WASH,
INGTON,
To BUsHRoD WASHINGTON.
Newburg, Jan. Is, 1888.

Dear BuShrod: You will be sur
prised, perhaps, at receiving a letter
from me; but II the end is answered for
which it is written, | shall not think my
time misspent. Your father who seems
10 entertain a very favorable idea Of
your prudence, and hope you merit il,
in one or two OF his letters 10 me speaks
Of the difficulty he is under to make you
remitances. Whether this arises from
the scantinoss Of his funds or The eyten.
siVeness Of your demands. IS matter Of
CONJECTURE With me, hope it is not
'ne 'as'H'', for common prudence, and
every other consideration which ought
to have weight in rehec,ng mind are
opposed to your requiring more than
his circumstances and a regard to his
other children will enable him to pay;
and because he holds no idea in the
letter which would support me in The
conclusion. Yet, when take a view OF
the inexperience Of youth. the 'empa
lions and vices Of cities, and The distress
es to which our Virginia gentlemen are
delivered by an accumulation of taxes
and The want of a market, am almost
inclined to ascribe it in part to BOTH
Therefore as a friend | give you the
following advice Let the object which
carried you to Philadelphia be always
before your eyes. Remember, it is no,
the mere study Of the law but TO become
eminent in the profession, that is 10
yield honor and profit. The first was
your choice; lei the second be your am.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
TORNADO IN CUYAHoGA & LAKE

TORNADO IN CUYAHOGA & LAKE
A terrible tornado visited a portion
OF Cuyahoga and Lake counties, on Fri
day the 4lh inst. The Cleveland Her.
aid of the 9th inst. contains statement
OF the injuries sustained in the towns Of
May field and Kirkland, in which thirty
cases Of the destruction of property, BY
dwellings, being blown down, or un
rooted, barns demolished, and fences
and standing timber prostraled, are eE'
umerated. The writer says:
mo words can convey an adequate
idea of its appalling appearance, or Of
its caamitous effects, and none, unless
they have witnessed the like, could be,
lisve the truth as it is. Bu, will give
you the outlines IN brief manner aud
without coloring.
On Friday afternoon last, about a
o'clock, the winds blowing very heavy
appeared TO meet in the South part oI
of our town, on the West side Of Cha
grin river, some short distance ives; oil
the residence of Ezra Carpenter. A
perfect tornado instantly commenced
its progress being from nearly S. W. tc
NE"
Some of the instances of destruction
described are as follows:
"Ezra Carpenter, barn completely
demolished and the chimney of the
house blown off. In the barn were ;
men and 4 horses, and although the barr
was blown from its foundation and en-
tirely destroyed, no lives were lost, anC
the horses but little Injured.
F. Alderman's house entirely destroy.
ed: hlmself and child injured.
Anthony Sherman's house and barn
ell gone. His orchard excepting | tree
was entirely uprooted.
Samuel Deans large framed house
blown down and torn entirely to atoms
taking with it asit moved from its (oun
da,ion, his wife and children, oGlL1eu
being driven through window and car
ried some ten rods from the house b.
the force o: the wind. Mr.. Dean wa
in or near the barn at The time with on
Of his sons and was much injured but
now recovering. A child had an arm
BROKEN and was otherwise injured, but
doing we'll; las also n son who was seri
Ously injured in different paris of lh
body, Mrs. Dean was very much brui
sed and Injured. and showed a grea
deal Of ioritude and presence Of mini
in escaping from The wreck of The build
ing and protecting her children Th,
great wonder ia that any escaped will
life. Mr. Deans barns and corn hous
are removed from their foundations
Unroofed and complete mass of ruins
his cheese house, like The dwelling
completely demolished. They were al
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

"TIave you seen CaPin PeteS" asked
a black fellow on the wharf at Perth,
Amhoy "Capin PeIe, who the deuce ia
heH
WHY, he's de gemmin dat sleeps in
Miss Ndd's barn, and goes wild his eyes
our, and his nose in q sling, and his sl.
bow all obsr mud, and loaf OBJ bread
sickin' out OBJ his pocket"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
For the Carroll Free Press.
NTV Fathers Grave.

My EAtHCE'S WANSOs
/ stood beside my fathers grave
A quiet resting place;
And wiP'd the tears Of sorrows gall,
That trac'd my manly face:
The green clad sward onscOnSed the
form
or him wh,o best my youth;
And taught my infant feet to walk
My lips the living truth
There stood the quiet village church,
With its moss covered root:
There ran the stream with sweet toheo
notes;
There stood the oak aloo.:
There by the grave, with behded bows
The weepingwillow stood,
There NATURES songsters Gang their
notes,
And ate their daily food.
There saw with feeling heart,
The rose my sister dear
Had planted there with her infant hands,
And silent dropt tear:
Then on the tomb the name read,
Made by a brothers hand
Rear'd in memory Of him who slept,
Beneath his mother sand.
Alas! thought !, what years have pas
sed,
Since by his side | stood;
And gazed upon his manly brow,
To catch each smile could;
An infant then-but manhood now,
Has mark'd me for her own,
But still | feel the childish links,
mid scenes Of early home.
There still the birds their anthem sing
So mournfuIIy-yet sweet;
For we'll they know, (atheress child,
win still their music greet:
They ask'd me for the fair young girl,
That by my side did stray;
And ifto me she's faithful still
Through absent years away,
S G. NJ,
CarroIIton, Feb IS, lS42
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Speaking Out.-The Na'ches Courier
of the l9lh uIt says:-We were graft
fed to see large number Of our old
and worthy citizens Of Nalchez, come
forward yesterday and record their
names as BOND PAYERS. III Ia M hum
bug. Every one who hVS travelled out
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

The KneH of "Fres Trade,"-Ths
cultivation Of cotton in the East Indies.
on the American system, i. is said, "a
proceeding most satisfactorily. We will
soon have rhe SOnthern portion OF the
Union laundering at the doors OF tina
Capitol for Protective Tarif.-Ustro"
Advertiser.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

the State sice The election knows this.
ile has often felt that his honor as
Missis'ipan has been sssaiIe1-assailed
unjHSlB The record Of names will be
open q, our counting room during all
hours, day and evening, until complete
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Recipe for dying bldck.-Wbars the
best recipe for dying blacka Hanging"
said q wag who overheard the question
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

GTThe following IS an extract OF a
lerler Crom Gen. Leslie Combs:
To the Editors ofIhp L0aisriHe journal:
New ORLEANS. Ian. 81. 101e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
CHEAT DRY GOODS FOR CASH

X. ~. hNkINs wOulJ invhe peraoas who wan
t.oota-- - - N ~ ''~"s
aeo Yards sprng Caiieoes, all priees from G. TO- l2e
IL andfns - 49, - - ~ -
boHsts-loQo Nuns Bonncts ut &C; 900 Honne,s 10,
La..s anI htssrs. comprising all the new siyleswSTu
nfhoH osse6Hrgs- 100 bale, ~ very low prices
ans a. nnparailc'ei low pricca
a baiss Dfss. Gaofs-h great variety Of Lawns. eord
slNs L'phy fnes, aud other and fashionable
fpr Gt"nemeH cicihP Ca ssimercs. vcstlnss Cravais
eoss en,renders. Hosiery, Linens, GUNNER Gloves,
ffo',s's and Rbanis. great variety
worth - cents - 49,
fri.h LHsHs by tho piece or yard all ptIces from 1.
Oh, q - Is =. tn the finest made
Tape and CoNa's. large supply and cheap
n04shAs ds LatEs, all kinds ard hargsins
Also, macy vrry cheap goods from auciou bought at
sFc e, and viii be sold n pIicosio su those Who
A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
VOL. XVIII.
by ALEXANDER MosELEY.


SUBSCRIPTION 10 the DAILY WIG 20 City subacri
bcrs sSs year. and tot shorter pc al the rate OF
syear, both payable In advance When sent by mail slC
Aycar.
ADvERTisiNc-Forone square ofhc line tor lie g,
nenserou 70 cents twO Insertions 81 2. three inser
tiona 81 ~, AMI ever succeeding seios 80 cents.
Thrice wccs jJesnis Tor each insertion.
Twice week, stnseIOn 10 cents every eoding
nscrtion 20 cents.
Once week hrstinsertOn rs cents every succeeding
assertion ~ rents.
Transient advert 'sers mustp pay In advance.
Inc number OF insertions OF Advertisements te
noted ON the Ma, they will be until to
be niopped, and charged accordingly. OIicrB to stop
must also be In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for Squares and
Ia that proportion tor of length
eept Aueuoneers aud Lottery dealers, who charged
tloD paper rcludcd)
u1-The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week
trucsdays and trdays at Eve dollars per annn rayable
FOR ADVERTIslNG-75e cents a square, Cor icss,) for
The hIstlnscrtlon. and 90 cents IoI each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
MEDICINES.
A REMEDY FOR Acknowledgement
MD NURsING SOIE MOUTH

THOUSANDS both young hnd old. but especially mothers
au'hi'if ate every Year consigned 10 the tomb by
ne aoo.c Stubborn diseases The tnisiae rssnsns AMI w.
uo'ahec oi most pracicing physicians n regard % ths -
sc1o a TIC consequent unccrtaniy ofcure from then
cNe't'ors - subject OF ooingnsn remark among MI
lbs who have suffered from the disease OF who have
Witnessed the suiicfugs Of others
Therefore gives "a much plearnrc, 10 be able 10 ocr
10 lhia class 81 sufferers remedy, which has
Ferer taet IN snslc Instance IN the aggravated
case run discssr; where the mother ant child
have been covered externally with canker sIcs over te
whole body. as ~sll as Internally.
Many are the curcs We have Witnessed performed hy
these me heines ia the worst OF Thrush Cankev
aud NirsRg Serc Month, even where the patient had
clans. 49,
We prcsentths compound thus confidently because we
know u - only TO he fcs' 81 Ia be apnrrrlafed
oe . ~ For sale by A a. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
CERTIFICATE.

cernfy that have, by way Of experiment. used tho
Hyzean, aud most Of the various kinds Of Pills in
tcc which lave borne the hghcs In the public
tlmaion that have been offered for sale In this vicpiy
the last five years. including those called
ton Persian Ps;nnd the public may rest assured ina
among the whole catalogue has answered. a better
purpose, aud effect a remedy than the Rcsur
reeou or Persian Pills, IN Of disease.
CHARLES BACKUS, NJ. d.
Rochester, n. V, Sept 81, 1899.
oc Idly cl2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

RESURR OR PERSIAN PILLS.
SUPERIOR 10 the IiyEc1n Brlndreil's, Evans, To.
- mot inc MMchless lpricedD Sanaye, Indian PuTe
i've orany Other Pls OF Compound before the public
certified 10 by Physicians and others otnone condemn
them unillhey yeTied them and tgrn we are CERTAIN
II settled point with all who have used the No-
eciablo PERSIAN PILLS that they emily the
best and mosi eflicacous FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been used In America II every family could become
acquainted with their sovereign disease. they
would Keep them and be prepared with sure REMEDY
TO apply the FIRST appearance Of disease how
much distress would bc avoided and saved well
the lives OF thousands who hurried Of Time by
negleouns disease ia its hrs stages 10y being in
possession Of remedy which they racc dependence
upon 81 Pills in each box, price 62i For SALE at
Richmond, by A. C. srEVENs.Ast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22


JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer Tor sale, at reduced
prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover Seed
w ~ hhds = CrOT, New Orleans and p Rico susar
% o5ls Orleans 10
81 hhds Baltimore Whisky
% bbs do
% 10 Gibson & Martins oldRy
100 boxes ShiO, lu1l2 end l2xii G.ass
100 bb!s No Neu N a Herrinss
10 hhls Trinidad and " o M,ianses
- bags java Rio ard Iagu1y "a Coffee
81 bbls Malaga Vine
5ehoxes a., 50 and 6's Tallow Candles
lor do Good and Common soaI.i
- tubs Goshen Butter
50 kegs New Lard
81 bbis Vinegar
- boxes Havana Sugar
30 bills Brazil 40
10 half pipes French Randy, In the Custom House
10 quarter casks Port Wine
10 bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
100 lbs CuTledli
% pieces Hair ClOih
saInily Flour OHM. Wine indsmiiohns
i ,:uai HuxsI segers, al 81 per VI.
S,ottoh haIh windsor Chairs
s st4.sS Mahogany, assorted
enun Neneers
Gunuy Bags Table Leg.
IeAihcis CHAIR Backs
Coucn Mahogany Knobs
Irish Whiskey Mos
Z Rum Me=IsSeives
lmlfaiion French Brandy Cookies Selves
va apple 90 sand Screen
Cortiais Move Wire, Nos TO 26
Country Gin BARK Mills
sicily VI Minc HydI auc Cement
Madeira Wine, 10 years old Flooring Plank and Single
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

JEW DAVlD's or HEBREW PLASTER
NE IccuhaIies % this chemical npound, are owing
To Us extraordinary effects NJ ihc animal fbt 4. OF
nerVcF sanens and muscles. s virtues being carried by
' ~ ~
However good any internal remedy may be- this he an
external applciinn will prove powerful auxiliary in re
local Inflammation sehroulous affection Kings Evil Cnut
lnatnmatory AMI Chronic Rheumatism ana in ali cases
where seateI PAIN or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling in South Of Europe snd Pa
csne IN ISL heard 50 much Eait the latter place IN
praise OF JEW DANlD'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER and
"I tc(as ne c0nicrc) mira -uloU~ had tfortn
co. mat he Wa induced to y u on hts own person A
uis aniV"r affection, the removal Of which had the,
ohle OBJECT OF his journey, but which had resisted The
genial influence IL HAT balmy and delicious climate He
soon iouni MS health Improving. and in few weeks his
pain ell AMI his health became D e. rem
stated Since that Time he has been rccommonnr II In
ms inend aud acquaintance for al fixed pains whatever
such as rheumatism aont, head ache tooth ache pan ian
inc SIDE mp, back aud limbs. scrofnlous humoTs gnotr
Ncns White swelling, hard tumoTs stiff Joints asuc cakes
a-c 10 the breast, weakness aud pain in The sion
weak limbs, lamencss affections OF the Rpine fcma :
weaknesses, &c No fcmilc subj to pain or weakness
Ia the back or side should Ice without II.
=, ,, MARRIED LADIES,
NJ S,uauon-' nnd great relief from constantly
tween the shoulders, has been found certain Tc,sci -
colds coughs piltsc and lung affections in their priyy
stages destroys tnnamatOn 10y producing a copiou. m
aplta No physician should Ice withnutit.
For parculrssec bills that cOmlfanies each box
directions. Zach boz contains sufficient 10 spread II ~
eight rlasiers Free 80 cei'is per box. For sale.
oc - llN olzl a g. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22
J. PEASE x SUMS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOARHOITND EANnX

Illls neomparable COMPOUND, for the cire Of Cou-hs
colds &c Justly celebrated, and every lay but adds
It's popularity It's taste IS very pleasant. ana for afcfy
and convenience is preferable every other cough
KNOWN Numerous certificates of It's Efficacy aIe ia INC
possession Of ;hc prOprcor although they deem the "a
pdy increasing demand ot the article great favor
Th which g. every where received, the beet cyl.
n5r- Observe every genuine package Is signed by
J. PEhSE 4 son,