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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-03
Correspondence Of the Herald.)

Correspondence Of the Herald)
BosroN, March /, 1872
Caledonia Unicorn Fourth Of lMa,ch-Dickens Din
ner-Aristt sracy Us Democracy and Things in Ge
neral
DEAR SIR:-
A true-born Yankee would fan be registered as
one of your correspondents, and though he may not
be as learned or witty as many who now cater for
your Numerous readers he is at least as honest and
devoted to the interest Of whatever cause he may
espouse.
The all-absorbing topic Of conversation in the
Streets and public places of resort s the probable
fate Of the steamship Caledonia while many give
up all hopes Of her safety, and would 20 into
mourning for the loss Of her passengers, others
cling to the fond hope that all will yet be WELL and
that we may yet have the satisfaction Of welcoming
this favorite steamers safe arrival into port.
Fourth OF M.rch"is close at hand, and many
the preparation: for the faithful celebration Of
that eventual day; balls, parties, and all sorts Of
fashionable amusements are talked OF, aAd "big"
must that day be with the [" carryings-on" in the
6" city Of notions" Your humble servant will be
ga chiel among them" to take no.cs-spd faith, ii
will be at your option whether they are printed or
not.
The late Dickens dinner in this city was con-
Quoted with so much meanness, and want OF knowi-
edge in the art Of making public entertainment
popular with the people, that another one, on diff
ferent plan, is now in contemplation and from the
amount of funds already subscribed, should think
il hardly possible for il to fail Of becoming one Of
the most Splendid generous and, what Is more, &C.
ceptable, greetings Charles Dickens has vet had
this side Of tho Atlantic Boston Is famous for such
things, when her citizens have the control Of
them but when set Of sinpletons, styling them
selves the lterati Of the city, trying to lead them
Won see meanness and ignorance in abundance.
There is in this city, and believe more in this
city than in any other, a disposition to transact
every thing on aristoc ratio principles-and when
they catch aforegn notion they can rest easy
till they have distributed IL among their ncighbors
This is becoming Characteristic Of Boston, and she
may yet wish herselfa New York ere long, on the
scale Of good society. But while this portion Of
cur city derives such great saiss ctionln favorng
foreign notions, there IL another class which de-
serves honorable mention-and that 10 the demo-
cratic portion, or rather the mass This is the so
csty-this Is the people and TO such We now in
tend to introduce % Boz his return 10 Boston.
Theatricals ere rather low IN this city. The
fremont has rus down, with $1,000 loss to the
managers. This presents warning TO all silly men
never TO undertake the management OF Theatre.
The National has been doing tolerable business
In the respectable line.
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No. 81 South street New York
THE subscriber ,uncing his the
appears before his friends with sent sincere
c for the able support he has recevsd for many
He Likewise wishes call the attention OF those intending
to their friends in England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they At all times be BY this
ell the well known different lines Of packet shirs sailing
end from Liverpool on the t3h 18TH and 18th Of each
month"; throughout the year.
has always been the study Of the gbse5ber tohave the
smigrans shown cvy and dispatched without delay and
toss who send for may satisfied every
and dlfent attention will be given by the Liverpool
Agents TO- those sent for we'll all who embark with
them and SHOULD any Of those whose has been paid
The subrcrbe peasre in making known the different
chips By which his passengers during the last year.
which has general and that has consider
aby extended and concluded his arrangements for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-03
U. 3. Circuit, Court.
BEFORE Iudre Beffa

MARCH 2 The Ora Jury came into Count
with bills Of ind ctment against Henry ScrIever
and William Harding master and mate Of the
ship Henry Clay, for cruel conduct towards VIM.
Bonell-also against Patrick e Martin, for stab
bling the captain of the brig Cicero with a sheath
knife, while living at the port of Caroline. on the
coast Of San Bias, some months since. The pri-
soners were arraigned, plead not guilty, andtheir
trials set down for Monday next, to which time
the petit jury was discharged.
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Court OF oyer and Termlner.

Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Purdy aud Lee
MARCH 2-The bill Of exception, in the case of
William b. Wiley, was acted upon aud admitted,
after which the Court adjourned sine die
The Circuit Court stands adjourned to the 9Th
inst when the Staten Island csse in relation to the
note said to have been given by the officers Of
church, and, on which the jury in several trials
could not agree, reported some time since) will be
brought up
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The wsatherJs unusually un, ,,o -.
TO thank Providence for the mercy he ha, .h"a
to poor people in pro viding sue mod snown
when the times are so hard "ea'her
have an invitation tn an &c Irish u.L,,
Is to surPass anything Of the kind in this ci,w
Is TO De In the higher circles, and will afford amns
groundwork for amusing and interest;ns ie,,pp.
Faithfully yours, CusoSIeIra
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Harrisburg.
correspondence the Herald
HARRISBURG, March i, 1871.


=, Harrisburg, March !, lS4I.
ne hesunption BM-Banks, Sc
y" yesterday the Senate took up the amendment.
maze by the House to the Senate, .mendme,,, 60
'ne bank Bill and after some time spent in their
o.''oe'a'on' non'coneurred in all except two or
lhree "nimportant ones. As the bill came into IT,
senate Yesterday, it was certainly a most r;d;cu-
,o"S Affair." and deserved their disapprob,ti,n
mar you may form some idea of the master .n;,;..
We nave among u.s. Isend you the bill as il ra...d
H. nouse 81 Representatives The bill has nov
oeen sent to the House. where, If thew ;nsist mvw
;ne.f amendments as in all probability thew w;pi
VIII be referred to committee of conlers,cs '
lou wiii readily perceive, if you have NOT lo,~
SINCE mat our Solons are end ca voring 10 xr,nms
WIN SUBJECT which they do not understand IA
ms iact indeed has been the cause of nearly
al s,n our aistresses. There is an erroneous idea
among the people A man must learn bv nsrss.
yeIlng Industry and application to make Wheel.
O"s"' o"' all lvanians are born legislators
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CHATHAM THEArRE.--The attractions OF JemWy
Twitcher are proof against The elemental rage"
Despite the inclemency Of the weather, the Chatham
last evening again reverbcrated to the applause Of
an overflo wing audience. The rain poured and the
streets overlooked, but the lovers Of fun exclaimed
"vel. yot of it," This evening the "Golden Far
mer" is again presented, also Roderick vich alpin
Dhu," by J. r. Scott, accompanied by Mrs. Thorne
as the "Lady Of the Lake, who looks the part al
mirably well; s<.s
"For ne'er did Orecan caisel trace
Anynph, Q naiad, or q grace,
With fairsr form Or fsirer face"
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u. states District Court.
Qefora Ind~e pstts

MARcH 2-Thirty-on- cases Of Bankruptcy, the
notice in regard to which matured TO day, were
called up. The following were objected TO Benz
Cox. George Brown, Thomas D. Lee, and Cassan-
dra Frisbce. Brown was opposed by Stephen J.
Field, on the ground that he had assigned sertaia
debts to latter, but still went collecting per-
tion ofthem; that he has, since January. 1S4l, IA.
vored certain persons as preferred creditors, and
An examination OF the matter is to take place be-
fore Judge Edwards. The others were objected 10
principally on the ground Of informality and deny
ing the constitutionality OF the law.
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BANKRUPT List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT 0r Nrur .ron

Aonzo smith, New York, to be declared bank run.
hpr y; George Davis. do. April ?; Eugene McCarty
u 5r nonn cns%sGn d. April Griaen Brundoge DO
Xpprn oyras BOYD, Fishkill, do Henry Burr New
IorE' Aprh9 Charles Dennison Brdseye and Syives.
Yer % Langdon, do, April ,; Daniel Ketchum' New
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LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
@ Is - H

accommodation oil INTENDED 70
A,suach ship this port the ls 5th 10th 18th, 20t
and Qsth of commencing the 10th October and
continuing until May when regular days will be appointed foi
tie remainder the year whereby great delays and dsap
will prevented during che months The
following ships will commence this Iangen.nt:-
Ship YAZOO, Capt. Cornell 10th Oct 1871.
Shp OCONEE. Capt Jackson, 18th Oct
Shp MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hhard, 2oth Oct.
6hap LOUISVILLE Capt. Hunt, 25th Oct
8hp SHAK SPEARE, Capt. Miner, II I November
6hip CASTOR. Capt Latham, sth Nov.
Shp HUI NTSVILLE, Capt. Mumford, loth NOV.
Ship OCMULGEE, Capt Leayltt, 18th Nov.
6hip NASHVILLE, Capt Dckinsen 2oth nov
Shio NE MPHIS, Capt. Knight, 25th Now
Skip LOUISA, Capt. Mulford. LIST December,
These ships were all built the city OF New ork express
" for packets light draft Of have recently been
.lv and splendid order with accommodations
fr sensers uneqaed for CO Mort They are eomms.dsd
general They will at all times be towed up and
down the Mississippi by steamboats, . en-,
Neither the these chips will De respons
M for jewery bullion stones silver orpated ware
or sny PACKAGE sent by put board Of
Sem unless bs ladng taken for the and
the value thereon err~es.sS
Uvas s---.... passage apply TO- . RI ..a.,,
JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans will promptly forward all goods HIS address
The ships this line warranted to sail punctusFy adj
yersed will be taken to have the good correct
" measured l5iy
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for the people, The King 10 at the head Of the sys.
tenn, and he well it, that the divine right of
Kings, very important part Of the daily instruc-
ton Russia has lately adopted this Prus sian School
System, and there is now at st Petersturg Nor
NAL School, educating three hundred and sixty
young men to teach common schools. Emperor
Francis Of Lcmbardy, introduced this system in
eighteen hundred and thirty eight; and IL being
people were not sufficiently eaiiahtened to re-
ceive this system Of instruction." Francis nobly
said: "Whcn my people have learned to read
they will cease to stab" In eighteen hundred and
thirty one, NJ Cousin the scholar, philosopher and
statesman, was deputed by the French Govern.
ment TO examine and make report Of the eduea-
ton system OF Prussia. His report appeared in
thiny-two, and being Immediately followed By the
action Of the government, greatly improved the
French system OF education. Time will not al
low to dwell any longer with these foreign sys-
TENS of education. Such as wish to study cor.
rectly and fully, the theory and workings Of the
European Systems Of Education, will refer TO
President Bashc's Report to the Trustees Of the
Girard College This Is volume Of more ability,
and one afording more valuable, practical assist
| ancs than any work that has been published in
this country In this very difficult and laborious
effort Presidans Baehe has conferred on his csun-
Try an measurable good. Let as then, return
home, and look over these twenty-sx independent
states. Here is a whsle nation unarmed The
asylum Of world,-inviting all to come and par.
.anc o. TINS inheritance of liberty Where all
power and protection is, not in a military, posted
q, every corner Of our streets, passing our win
dows every hour with waving pumes and CLEAN.
ing blades, and tn mpins the earth with bsyonet
| land, going from their homes TO their schools. car
| rying the Testament and the Spelling book-the
boys and girls Of our Common SCHOOL,. the true
standing army OF free people. (tireat applause )
ed head over all Here are not arned cisndsis ana
/ fortresses, bat $4,000 Commou ScheoIe Eseh
schools Sentinel Of Liberty Light House of Free
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NEW YORK AND HAYKE PACkETs.

bnne ali that may required for comfort The price Of
bin passage $780, will be supplied with
Fs9asite, with the exception Of wines and liquors:
ubscrber from any other than the actyy
cusrsd On thsm For freight 9r pas;ssss, apRly 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,

NE ndctsisued have opened the store in Fourteenth
Il stree, opposite the Exchange Hotel with tho view
furnishing the citizens ct Richmond AMI vciny with first
rate articles iu the 90 Ready Made Garments &C.
such rs have not heretofore been offered this
From tho Advantages possessed IA with one
OF TIE first coucrTrs New NorA. they have hopes
cucts Sac Of patronage, which the sNlt ansi ula
OF tfctr goctls canned tall 10 command.
Reference couii bC furnished the many citizens who
have issutctthc Esiabl~hucu - Broadway Amerc tu
liccL New YORK, With theit orders. who ia future
leave their measures with witch Will he forwarded
win dispatch, AMI 1T Insured samples " the
mast a. vogue al the Norm will 10 Kept on heu tom
which scleclns eau Toe made ~ all wAc wvuli prefer
rstin.ns ui9dr 10 order.
An extensive assortment Garments, ;, riag and
simmer Wesr,a;c cirr,d !ot inspection inc 'ne ana
s"ns from French aad English Easic Cassimc.cS Cana
new 'Nlcs lauculu acutoO has been dt cctci e. is
department wi The object " offering fsSo-tmrut
fanis winch from On r superior syic ~ sIJ
mus meet the views Of those tcpuug well huhc
Ct" The same NAV hc apil'" L. o1r Vest. hich have
gwen - much iisisctoS. PC usual assortment viii ,'
ra.us rian Do, !cc.
hcssaai r,"cs' nss, roin r.curh ant Ers-h Cic,h,.
IN various eoiors Alo, hcrinocs BsnbIsncs Linen sui
Ciu-i iiis.
Nih superior Vt Fancy pr-ss Artcics in.
ciuHg thc Latest sN't IT >us Mohsr -cals
ind ''ivafS tray1f S"urrs seeks, s;1spculr.s. six
and Linen nnSs siriz collars Gloves, UaGctvcts ami
Drawers, Hosiery, G;nhi elias. Canes, Se
ap6 STARR 90.
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NOTICE.


WAVING determined coGfinc myself 10 4 cash bust
ness as much as possible, snail in future offer my
gn,l a NV friends and the public generally, at very
small advance over cost. shall continue 10 keep
Sted stock GA hand, AMI that OF the best Boots and
shoes for eucmen aud ladies', that be procured Al
tht Northern Manufactures My stock al present con-
sis
3 N1,s 4 sons best dress Boo:s and shoes
o. .t q Wilson's do do
Ant other manufacturers Of a cheaper kind
- MccurNc's best W elts aud slippers
j. a ut.srsfick's do 30 do
ElrI,-t =. MINERS DO do
Ana others not necessary 10 cnumerIte.
Alsl, general fnent vi Travelling Trunks Carpet
HB-s ana Ndices
iu,r fbr attention Of all who be passing by u give
ca. particularly before purchasing elsewhere -
al. p- well hy them as any other INGREDIENT this city.
JOHN : JONES. Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

GREAT BARGAINs-wc have ON hand an a. =
VI cclcai assortment Of Family Groceries, which viii
be fod cheap for cash or 10 punctuel customers, upon
reasonable time.
jas GRETTER a pEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
EANCY AKrICLEs.


D., NiANUS Mucrdgslr Dit-Gcnuinc TOT Tie l4ir
H. iSDrfFnds Kayf0T-For the cumpls XiOn
u .trfunTs OIsHfO-FoT tie teeth
fflHIuds L1'i0H-FOr The complexion
CLIENTS Tqdiqn Hair OIL For gradually coloting the
ar. ami time soltcnins and Improving rs ap
peaTanre
G'cHH's Ialiaa Director Iycins the Hair. This article
acts DTOmpiy.i ciy applied aud does not stain the skin
GisEn's SvpeyfOr RsarB Oi-ICI the hair scent.
o. iu bottles of various sizes
Hechfs LaAdsH Magnetic Razor Sirap-1 his article
ttH been niue Do used AMI in great rcpute
~ SatHiers' M.faHie Tablet and Ra-Dr Strap, will
.iss. BY me occasional ot the Tahct side Of this
-ia1 Razormay be kept Ia good order wihout any ap
p'.sttento hone
E4td. C.apHs. from Jean Marie Parma at Cologne
The Cologne Water frou this manuactnry, has gwen 10
the article sIlthc reputation which n enjoys.
T'Ii,fs R.s. sud plain, beautifully stlinei s
iue above with sentiment Of Tia Tooth, Clothes and
Na Brushes uf best qualify, iu great variety for sale.
auI- ALIEN. uUVAi. a. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
NEW WORK
SslfHt5 Liifro'ure ana .qrf.

Se;fHes, Litsro;urs and Art
WORK Ct ln'ir thsu ordinary value IL about tai "a.
n plo.sh'd Ian loni1n; II y entitled "A Dictionary oil
scene Ii"i iute ani Art comprisn. The history de
sciipi'cn mi scientific pttncnles Of every branch nj
hunan s"-"ecg~ with he d.uVIian asI a, fnon of all
Tie terns n genera. Use. 1ac genera cor h. P,rfss
soT Bllu'r % thc ROYAL inst,tu'c L.a ara L.. l. as
sisted ty eleven of dee riost ..Lu- sc rc.,uifc inrn
Vi tlic ssc The work Will tc comylstcd in "A semi.
monthly ports each q5Tttu - rcns an a. contain IS
octave pages, ptu1" "a 'iouic column " IA me TYNE #
"il constitute eoleusc; AMI Improved CycIofcia, au
UtN G." found uNallahir a. manual 81 r.fcfcuc. book
Tie cntsTu.s' one which cannot L meet vul liberal
pairouafc. Specimens 81 the Wo-S viii be shown and
sub-crPors received, b. the cribe who has been
appointed sole Agent or this city.
~ n = ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

y and aecr. the fSh March. Passag, boats will
- leave Richmond at 4. ~ aud Lyme hbnfs Al s A. IN
N"nisS Wednesdays, and Fridays, ani arrive scots
VIC, both 'ow"end M al ", Tucst.yA Ihursiays,
snd Saiuriays, and into Richmond aud Lypehbutg the
following night. -
raasengefsf ~ Charlottesville and will dn.l this
The most comfortable and cheapest route with as little lo.
OF husine ssthnc a. by Rail Road
Passengers leaving Rchinord at 8. y. NJ, will tcarh
rcotsNe To dnucr ncu day, and Charlottesville by our
Stages, al q Pm 1890 ~ N'
staunion passengers will by stages, reach Brooks
Nur a. .. 4 NJ, ami leave next morning aoI ar
Routes out NJ Sauntcn - ~
The d,y Rsats Will leave Richmond and Lynehburx nj
= NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays aud SATURDAYS and arrive
dav - - 49, "NN'
The Caricrsviuc Stages by Cumberland e n q, Farm
vile. VIII covc cartcTsVillc the toe ay
nom Richmond. aud coming down. will connect with thr
nsit Boat NJ q, 4. NJ. hoir we hbure 10 Richnand
3d. Fare I lyuchburx 80
nh q a
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Fchruary 18Th, l-i2 mis-, IsNs,v

NlRGiNlA-IH ChaWc.rV- Alta Court oi Quarterly seF-
sion continued and held for Louisa Couuty n me
courthouse thereof on TUESDAY the 18th day Of March
iSiS-Jlcquin Gillun, adn'r lie honH OF William Me,
"rit - dee II. Mary THOMPSON, who Mary NcCshce
anu Nancy MeGchcc. pliis asaius' Thompsnn McCrhrc
llea1ni Hcnshaw, Addison li-nehaw. william lIcnshaw
Rot eti Fowshce and Mary Fowshcc his wife Mary
mo1eht.. widow OF Augustine Mct!chc" ani Robert Nc
s"hcc; william NeNchec, John McGeher, James McGe.
lee, Charles & McGchee Eiizabcth McGchec u,xiJ Nj
Gehce aud George " McGchvc, delta
The defendants, Pleasant HcnSlaw, Addison UcnsbaU
Robert FoWshce and Mary Ann his wife and Wnsm lien.
shaw not having entered "I appearance and gwen sr.
cnTy according To law and the Rules Of ih Court and n
appearing The safsii ton ufhc that ry arr moi In
hatlnis Of this state On morton ofthr plans hy th.
counsel isorteTcd taat tho said defendants Plcasan.
H"uthaw, Addison lcnsliaw. Robert Fuwshce aud Mary
Ann his Vile. ani Will Hcrshaw, do appear before the
Iusi"es 81 our county OF Louisa county al th,
'"uihnhs" on The sceond Monday In June next, aud an
tNct me planius bti and that copy 90 this orcr ha
forthwith inserted In some nowspaper published IN th.
CITY oi Richmond FOO two months succcssiveIy and posir1
court lay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

In tho usss sstu- calb tss Ne r.ssr p.as, u We
gpis, lth Apfh ei1
lNEohGE T. SWAMI, ~ me ccuniy 81 'krtlcyrcld,
VI hs,ins h'sd ls,iHca praying that be nay 20 De
elarcd Bankrupt lti ordered that ~ persons claiming
Ia be CREDITORS the said George ~ Swami ahew
TO the Caur "a the 18th day Of May next. Why the said
George T. ~ be declared Bankrupt pursuant 20
the act OF Congress IN that behalf; and that copy or this
order he pub>hed in the newspapers, according TO the
S2d and 2tih rules of Court
A copy. IcStc,
apH WOW HENRY GIBSON, OK.
In the uuae saies Count ior the Eastern Dsnet OF Viz
Eiua. April Tth. lSi&
ToHN ALBRIGHT, OF the county cf kng a Queen,
~ having ucd pron praying that lac bc h cal eli a
bankrupt u IS ordered. thai ali pcrsons claiming io be
creditors otthc said Johu Alhtign show the
count on the lAh day oi May next why the said John NJ
Albright be not declared bankrupt the act ot
Consrcs- In that behalf and that copy this orici be
rnbhshcdn the newspapers according the 2d ami 9th
rules OF count. copy. Tcstr,
sps waw JOSEPH BATLEY, ID q.
In the United Court the Eastern District
-. rtnta April 9th, 1872
HENRY kAsIEN OF the City OF Richmond, having fled
petition praying that he may declared bankrupt:
ordered that all persons claiming be eTc,ors OF
the said Henry EaSiey show the Court the l9ih
lay ct May next why the sail Henry Easlc, be de-
cared bankrupt pursuant the Congress that
behalf and that copy Of this order he pubishcd in the
newspapers according the 2d and 9th rules
copy. Tcsfc,
M N NSw HENRY GIBSON, Cr'k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
4 sriRDi AND oLRT8rS CuRE FOR
TttG ACHE AND FEVER.

~ n siroiu,ias these TOaic Pits public
aaui rrusfk. that scnte OF suy 10 fellow
sat 40 rui wisa ~ ronoi. The public welfare shien
rrnssiH pfeacnt pnsstbic. To every IN Nfual n
80 tonrrn tihctent ant well tried Tchccy boz
distressing hsesse, the Ags- and tsrsr. The en-
"a tese fa have beea thoroughly tested within h'
a. i"~ rea.sb, ia, uoSt sailsAeofy resnhs, la evel
~hca they have been tired. being perfectly inn"een
snt llrass' containing nothing deranse or hsorEass
thc ee0aeh they may gwen alike 10 Infants and Ios
NH the safety, and without reference 10 det OF
INC sVooso"s Ia which the Psien' maJ be enEsscd ine,
will cheek ami the obsiinat> AEue al 'sNcI
slay any ,zlosiion fsVertsh emleiamen, pIoh'os
harmony between the aoiioa 81 the stomach hNeis nu
other iuporsnt faneion ani IcoTe the system 70 pei'
health All ssor certificates, oi the .niNeney
OF tha., Pis we have number, both from Physicians
n Psf,enfs o the highest responsibility ia the state OF
arnd embodied 10 the form OF han TOLLS, and may he
h. of any QUO agents The Ply scans on the Eastern
-hare Narysad make use OF them regularly In their
rs dee Icnian and crnitant levers with unnsf.
r,cd success Annexed. the nanes OF some OF the
Pbvseaas have given Certificates DIR Thomas 81
r,son Md. DTJ u lIoL Talbot -, MI ID : Russeur,
'I,iho. 20. 90, Dr WIN II Thnn.s. Eadon. Md -
rn.sr roaic Pills manufactured lniy by THOMAS
= NENYIrr& co Wye Landing, MI where they may
"A ani shipped TO part OF the United states Also
r oar Gcnera Agents, Mcssrs sm,th Aiknson, Bait
90 10, ~ Watkins, Washington City, and MrJOHN GAY
NOV Rlehmoad. Va apo