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Ss0HI DILL ON NLW-Y DIX, AND n
MUM on srrcIk.

In the above table have given the of exchange
Tor to-day on those the day last year. will be
remembered at that time Congress had just in extra
session. and every effort making procure the esta
bshment Of national bank The state of the exchanges
was the main argument used in support the ancied ut
lily Of such an institution In and out of Congress- ind
vduals entirely gnorant of the subject well as the
more designing who knew better, continually pro-
claiming the mpossbiliy of sustaining uniform exchan
yes without the assistance OF large monopolizng paper
machine. The unwavering irmness OF the President OF
the United States caused him to veto the Bank Bill The
result has been that the gradual enforcement Of resumI
ton has brought about extensive smelioraon IN ex
changes through the Of the laws OF trade
On every point where specie has been enforced
the steady at lower rates than was the
case under National Bank OF this fact every may
be convinced who will consult the table of exchanges for
a series OF years. published by order Of Congress.
The enforcement of resumption which was necessary
to the restoration of sound currency has been power
full operating Of the smaness of the spring business
The banks Of the West have been obliged to prepare for
the return specie payments which takes place in India
ma Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee in June and July.
They have therefore nearly ceased dscountng and are
calling in their debts fast they can This has pro-
vented the growers Of produce from making new purcha
because all their necessarily appropriated
the discharge of Lost years accounts The dealers were
n the same situation, and made but small purchases while
the other hand produce orw ard as fast as DOS
sble hence comes to be true that in all the Western
cities the supply OF Eastern bills exceeds the demand
Alter the resumption in all sections shall have become
firmly established trade must again revive and in the
next spring will doubtless highly satisfactory
The payments OF the interest the Ohio State debt are
due in July next Tina State has been laboring under
much financial difficulty during the past year. On the
first of the current year, the DEBT follows
OnIo STATE DEBT, JAM 1912.
Total debt Of all kinds ezra IA
This debt is distributed thus =
.
Due Autnplxe companies 56679
ScHP ssueu 10 nallTOdu anu lanai Companies 5S5l5
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Passengers Sailed

=, SOUTHAMPTON AND ASTwERr-Steamer British Queen-B
WEIGHS, Ms Virgins and child Master Virgins and two
Mrs Lee London; Samuel H.ishr Consul Antwerp;
bull Sr TAYLOR Mr. Dixon Louis Danhe Petit Bier ".
YORK. Edward Curtis London Pic CssteIano New Grenada;
Dnpche PARIS Colonel Eyckhold Belgium; Jose Vicente
MARTINEZ Rstasl Arango. Bogota d Bailey, ENGLAND;
bouche De "a Tour Aret France DIR Barnett Mr. Fingzco
Mexico. = ~ ----' = -
LTYnrooL-Packct ship Geo. Washngon-Charles Dickens
and LADY, Maurice Power England Jackson Mr. Maitland
Prentiss, Capt Granville Capt Woodhouse Capt Leve
thorr Canada Lieut. Graa Gsh l, Canada; Mr. Graham
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CAMPHENE.

WEBB through his Is ipy,ncm Of the articles known ..
pubic being % 60 i 81 w when
81 I ely "a ss s
ten!ence Of the subscriber who well be the orig
49,. = ''' 4. v. II. WEBB, General supt.
m222wis'c tls Broadway cor. Canal St
Eso3EF E XII bHf EksFHAcy moi.
" ai, dS *. S sh md sv,bs
by hsirrom and decisive efficacy IN. srea, variety Of hn
1% sa on % A cad ap S"s ss
and S IN s nnpp The following
mited for the consideration of the public without further
Eytr,n, from letter received from Benjamin B. Davis
dated dat s.em, Coumb'nna county Ohio, 5t month May
FiendW Mofa,- have sold a, retail during ttr las, four
Tie Pill and bnis Bitter and the SemaSd for G"n ' ys
has beenseater than thar of previous fa annex few
estimation Which Thy medicines are hsd where s1' icy y srs
S ps sr o GOSHEN 70 s%".So ".s chat these s
sinss have relieved him much Of L,,er COMPLIANT lie
cgsd die hs, filled he o"Ssr which continue" "
w Ii I se r ss aand ms 4s s sS s ss aefs
medicines and thinks they would cure her continued This
family Gay they prefer the'a thing they have tried
~. John Bal pear Salem bad the dy.reis the Of
found from tic use ~ S P a"S Bites 's soa
% hss I e, % i a a. esa 2.
ne %.dss. 4 * 4. @ s:%,. Ia
feet produced upon Ibis man Induced several of hi, ncig
hon wnoha,e been afflicted with The complaint try IT,
believe In each the result erciual will
name Tbqmas Webb one of these.
Benz Hawley he Other tnl Of pills in his
family: h. consider them the best medicine he get he
when pIoaghn-; he coutiaued weakly iii h,rvest lie gives
thy medicines the credit of curing him He has seyer,
persons .. me TO purchase them.
JOSIAH Fawce,t.was for long time afflicted
and eyes; he became unable work, tried various pr,
scptons without Success recommended to MoTsts Med
cine by Sc, raj persons ere he consented ny having faith
ad +. Hsor ,ss"s s 3D. s%
OF dis MEDICINE aud felt TO be duly nd 10
Others affected with il, lie commenced the use Of the Pills
AMI Bi,er, a. directed HIM He called in again IN
few days quite changed in appearance and said he t rr
Took anole, bottle Of Eitcrs and hoy Of Pills In about
again. He b,s confirmed healthy, and ascrns his n,
Thy meacDes He declines giving certificate moi M ~
name published informed him that his was strbas
stance, whin he admitted seemed due the pubic, have
his case published Not making further parcp,r objection
John MnTy says he was afflicted winter. with pain
fats Pills. he found some relief second dose removed
on crd Sad u &c can hin e u hs% H. w
&c, .sissi @ :ss ;"..
eSe al ere tour ours , resds "a III. country, and fore
Cling n voluntary and unsolicited esrlmcn,sls n be-
half Of e"r ~ % s "s w b",
was at lsure them down and should venture
relate q truth what has become dim q my memory
bssp ciorinx them higher Dian the truth would wsrrrn
or rs satisfied that the REALTORS themselves should be
jnas fottbsy win doub,s,, see !hsse snorsn. f they
sdIl lie "a or asgh know n &c e,pnyTsft q tssIh
'"' ' DR. W. B. MorrAr,
Also by N srpornsedasens'' js3@ issr ]
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Apart Of these were taken, doubtless for institutions
Ofthe Railroad Companies which have received State
Scrip the Ohio Company and the Mad River have received
the most. The Ohio Company We believe, is making
rid progress with their work.
During the past year. 1871, the Commissioners borrowed
near S?oo00Oo ofdferent banks and individuals On the
10Th of June pay the interest due in London they drew
Oh Barring Brothers for $lllIl which was temporary
loan to be reimbursed by sales ofsock in their
For the present will be remembered that the legs
ature authorized loan Of 81 s9Ss9o t. h soia
to the ON sfiorab Ia autho
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Passengers Arrived /.

HAvRE-Pscket ship Francois ls-E c Finn Painter and
lady, NYork q Braeminser Mrs Schrasg, Gemany-Ie3 IN
the stecrage
LwEnrooL-Ship Chieftsin-Mr Henick and 900 in tn,
CoRx-Bark Bndgctown-Mrs Betty two children and SER
want; MIR AlcSchem-230 in the strerage
OPoRTo-Brig EoIus-Thos Evans
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Passengers to Arrive

CHaELEsToN-Brg Edward-Colonel A Hayne, Mrs A
Hayne r Middleton and children, w Babcock lady ant
,wo children Sinclair and lady Mrs Heywsd and sesp,
jones' Mrs B,sett, Mrs Hendricks Mrs Lyons Mrs M Nor
, sSo Mrs ; HesI Miss Msnypesker Mis-. A;s Mis-
bassett Leane, Bersch Fits, A CALDWELL Tutteil
PGyles Gardner. Schrimer, Broadbcnt, w Taylor
Newcomb-22 ia the steerage.
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State or Trade,

A fair business done for the season. Flour is frmer
Western at 50: Ohio and Michigan fiat hoops were soda
s5e4 The price of Genesee is $6la at which various
sales have been made for home We hear of no sales
Of Grain except parcel of handsome New Orleans white
Corn in sacks at 50 56bs 250lb Pot Ashes sold at
Tho sales OF Cotton extend 10 but few hundred bales
last weeks prices Holders rather encouraged BY the
news Ashes seady200 barrels Pots ere taken for
export at 81 cents, and few Pearls at 81 cents.
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On Monday evening 9th inst, Mrs. SUSAN DuRANp.
widow of the late JAS B. Durand merchant New York
aged 60 years.
Her friends and acquainances and those Of her sonn-
law Joseph Dupre and George R. Johnston are
fully invtedto attend her funeral this Wednesday NOR.
ming at 10 O'Clock from her late residence No. so Lispe-
nard street.
June 7h youngest of Warren and Elizabeth Stud.
ley, aged Is months and IS days.
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NAV to the 9Th day Of June. 1872 - "
81 Men 90 Women 10 Boys Is Girls. Total ISL
DISEASES.
Abscess 0; Aneurism, o; Apoplexy 6; Asptyxa Bleed
ing from Lungs Cancer o. Casualties CONSERVATION a.
Cholera aianum i Casualties Convuson, .: Croop or
Hives d Delinum Tremen H. Dysenery Dropsy 3; do in
head do IN the chest, O Drowned q Eryspelas Eilep
Typhoid 6; Fever Bilious (irsctue /: Hopping Cough
q Inflammation, O. do Of Bran S: of Bowels g. do Of
Chest Il do Of Liver do Of Lungs Ii do of Stomach q do
q Womb o. Dc Of Heat, 2; Insanity 1; ntemperance. i
',hcat'on Msrsmus,6 Maformaon /; Measles. /; Old
Ayn y Orsanc Disease Of Heart Palsy >; Rheumstism
o kupturr o. Small Pox, 8; Scrotuls Spinal Disease Il
Worms, O. 49, y
onocr year. q; to yesrs. ID; to is; to TO- 6;
90 9; to 30 @ 30 to 22 40 to 5o2i 30 to co. AZ GO 10 10
~ 20 TO 90, 8; 60 TO 90 o. = y -
- PLACES NATIVITY.
United S.ateIc Ireland England 0; Scotland d Ger
many ,; France Switzerland, o. SPAIN Prussia O. Brit
n rysses s n North America, Unknown, waleso
W tne apnye There were from the Hospital Bellevue, Il Pe
mient,,ry Hospital /, Blsckwell's Island Sra Pos 4;
Cry Hospital. & Long Island, 81 Almshcuse Bellevue 4
We.tchestrr, o.. New Jersey. l. y
Colored Persons ..........., .oo
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, CITY INSPECTOR
c,ty Inspectors Office, June 4, ist2.
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The WAY Mail supplying offices on the
East side Of the Hudson River. between
tiis and Albany, Monday, "wednesday, -
ana f103y A. -
The Way-Mail on the West aide OF the
Hudson River. To Albany. Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. -''--'''''' ''.-''.i r. -.
The Mails on Long Island closed as follows'-
Gu the North side Tuesday and Friday .........6
On the Soath side, Monday wedaesday and Friday 6 An
On the Middle route. Tuesday and Friday An
Flushing, daily except Sunday 800! An
sThe Great Eastern Mail via Stonington &c. . closed
Saturday evenings az O'CLOCK ana o'clock Sun
o'clock
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C,ea, sou,h MAJ, An, .9rrite, Closes
An er,Is Soup I'M NH aa' IN 3rM ~ A.
Ter for Philadelphia, Bsltimore and
Washington City. 1879. -. ...t, =. al .
The South Wsy-Mai, daily. conveys mai "a = >"
A nc. pr south Wsy.M,il rr he jim "a NJ
pal towns on the Railroad TO PhiIa t,hia IN AZ
The Grrat North Mail, including air mat. - W. ga r. NJ
ter in this State, North and West Of AL
pany-tlst part Of the State Of Vermont
Mounisins-a Canada, the whole OF
Michigan, those four counties in Penn
sylvana lying the borders Of Lake
Ene-fhat rat 81 Ohio lying on and nd
accent t9 the shores Of Erie and the
Territories Ss Of I M,, 4. andy wss.,n g..
days
The Way-Me 10 Albany, including a a.
y! the principal towns on tb. Hudson Is A. NJ
.r River. -. :. -, :, - - 81
Providence and Boston, including New
Hampshire, Maine. rat of Msssachu-
sets prt ri Vermont, the Eastern Bri-
tsh provinces daily, except Sundays A. H. q, p NJ
The Mail BY steamboat 10 New Haven,
and by railroad from thence 10 Hartford,
including those Offices adjacent thereto,
daily, except Sundays ........... NJ An
The Mail by I'll, NorvsIk and Bridgeport
Steamboats,. connected with Housatonic
lsalroed supplying offices IN that
tion OF Connecticut adjacent the line
The Mail via Yonksn and Sing Sing 10
Potkski, daily, cxcert Sunday 2pw 81
The Nail via East Chester White risins
and Bedford. 10 Danbury. CT daily.
=. s.' i. .a, Z. p,...,,. ~. j. ~
Tie Mail for Tompl,ns, Ile daily except - y :"
SUNDAY ''''-. 1000. s.s.s.'...9 M
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor. il captains Of vessels arriving
report Of the shipping le At the whence they sailed thu
vessels spoken on their list Of their
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basett vii
board the immediately their arrival We win reciprocal
he favor in way
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The Permanent Debt has
been contracted at the fol-
lowing times. Ofthis sum
the Banks loaned one third.

These Banks have however, subsequently disposed Of
the bonds to the best advantage they could.
Of the temporary loans the greater portion has been
taken by these banks.
OF the individual loans taken in Ohio the following
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Observation-Disclosures TRAVELLERS AM
- - o!ISEKEEpERS-PATEN sELE.C OCKiNd RE.

HNuGe
keepers, Captains, Planters Public Officers Contractors and
others. they Indispensable article, persons bot male
fauacs.d by many persons one Of them e9xs to
times with almost the rsidity OF thought The whole
ton of cooking and discharing done merely by pulling the
cannot blow ps like repeating pistols The
ton OF the pto perfectly s'mpe-tey he drawn from
men,x shots be fired fast crook his fin
ger They larger han ordinary pocket pistol
Gentlemen Invited to call and examine the their
simplicity, being warranted get OF order their
rehcct safety VII certainly recommend them all Others
For sale Wholesale and retail, by NIX
J. o. BOLEN, I0i Brosdway
je3m 6t~r between w all and Pine .
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it Is therefore asoneheto suypose that the sn that
point will rapidly improve. The following is table Of
rates Of sterling bills and sght drafts New York also
the premium 81 ece. ffl1Ff7 frfF
STERLING BtLLs-SseHr DILLs ON Nrw-yoRx .xp Par,
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CROLlUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
400 WATER STREET,

400 WATER STREET,
FOUR DOORS EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET.
THE Subscriber having in his manufacory and under his
immediate snlcrntendence, Of the oldest and
builders this cv and the best Of materials
for building description OF boats which enables him 10
furnish tn shortest notice, Boats Of the approved
BUILDER of the Sultan Of Muscss Pleasure Barge, the
Wave Gazee Victoria. Atlantic Wakona. sc. Also, the
Avn h s snS W.ss Of Sss s a R.;Hs
Louisville, Madame Celeste. of New CrcslA &c. Aso,-
The vail boats VIM Crous, Fashion, Zaon; STAR and Ed
win Forrest Sc,, Ac. &c jctlm*c
CAUTION TO INSURERS.
MERCHANTS aud Others, who insured in the Hartford
WI Fire lnsuance Conany, Hartford advised against
The subscriber deems hi, duty to inform the rabe h.
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for in
sarns hl On h hsIwae cutlery and sas,,nxssst Detroit
lead, iron Nc amased on the UNJUST Illegal and dcscabir
-''""' WERE NOT HARDWARE
tnhn-, probably ih groceries, crockrry dr. goods,
AID ts -,ad the OF AUS, an honorable clam against
them.
inter. u 10 insure In such company not
TO guard asans, mistake an act OF Justice t. the Et
ma" and Procession Fire Insurance. Companies OF Hartford
arplicaton whs either Of those Cemranis hu, applies
only e The Hartford Fire lnnr,neS pany of which L.
TERN President, and J,ne. e sqes rsr,ary
i'' Inn III Ers fIkWySGRSES
HOT AND, COLD LUNCH. No " Park Row.--I yester-
III day called in the above reec!oy, my agreeable
his hook He ha, great taste IL up
rss sornen god thing. cannot :. foani in .ny .m.r
establishment The bar and furnished the choice
LIQUORS and when you aye told a, they Of The
best the market affords aud up superior style under the
sSs% '''''" ' "'''' Jug Er i';I "a N
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
e so oSsnsd n Ss from poSSs
ment ON the last column of fourth page ms
DR.; JAMES ALEGXANDER HOUSTON hsss, removed
corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets. je2 I'm ms
WANTED TO PURcHAsE--A farm Of about fifty acres,
p9nhsm hors Of Long island within iiy miles d New
THE BRANCH-A surerfne lot OF Game aud Oysters In
prime condition from several noted beds at the Branch
nope TO "' e THos po SapSls patronage
Mn z, Bre,dw'y second house sGgh Of sunrOe
10 sill II, dsst for wehs. Improved B SsS s's and
original inventor 'I The above 81"
referred together with the reduction prices render these
sl' ~ tn; Ss kind s
ed emporium ofight Broadway corner Canal 81
je7swsr General A II sn ~ mssaS,
T .AWYEk's DIRECTokY.-CO Containing the name. and
"asi Of Of . c Nc91s Fsss
and Boot Esaasr rsf chsnesy o
ii. city York. Kings and sna p sos
I'll e s si IN s sS E &.
May are T fhfsS X sSs qs os
A PARTMENTs AT HoBoKEN;;--Tnres OF. four genie:
and with broadcast and wished by respectable family at
BOYD HNcKEN' No. sTontins Buidins. a Wa il
sue... jesssrc
EAaILE W UkSE-I renton, n. j., June 9th gi?.-The
- The following ottos decaredt come com.
mrnctng June 18th, aud 10 continue three days.
FIRST day, Wednesday June 16.A purse SlOO two mile
heats IN harness. Tree for horses that mover won over siO0
Same dav purse Of $50 mile heats, under Che saddle free Tor
horses that never Sl00
Second day-A purse of s2oo free for all mile heats in
harness. Same day purse of 500 mile heats five in
harness. Tree Tor horses thst tcotted fer money!
Third dayA purse Of 5000 two mile heals wagons free
Tor all mate horses Same day, Of mile heats un
der th saddle, free for horses that S0O
jss Tor
ROARD-Gentlemen and their wives single gentlrmen
can be accommodated with good nd board in Plea
SAINT and eligible situation, No. Oey street, on reasonable
erms-rooms furnished or nniurn len Inr
CAUTlON-The public are .H vi rec-iy iag the
~ following cheeks the L34- nh ...en will
others not yet ascertaned, from the on he
morning OF the 9th inst, pay OF " .l9red
viz - ~
A check drawn by
William S. Herman, for S616 2j.
The New York and Brooklyn Union Ferry Co. 5000.
Nathan Young. 81 s..
Robert Bach, Si,ss0.
Augustus Street, sllo 80.
w.spp.ow. HeuI so sz,l q,
John Thursby, 81, 5gi %.
Carmen, Vdeutine X Co., SLED 80.
Daniel Enlbury, Sl,5l3 30.
tiault, Ballard n Co $500.
Thomas J. Gerald, Slot q.
Isaac HYDE Jr. SI,725
Smith Wright, $50 %.
Brooslyn June 7. 1882 jes hsk
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nnermanent Loans :. Sltii,23i
Scrip issued to railroad and Canal Companies 5si5i5
Dhhesuc 1t27
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M EBB through his inventions of the articles known
W Camphene aud Web5's Burners mas thrown TOO mnrn
et throughput this country for years past
ligticd public being led by winch
may seem The idea that the genuine Csmpnepe
be obtained a Establishment n this city except the old
Canal street which conducted ander the immediate sen-
tenlence OF the subscriber who well known the origi-
nal nve ntor Of the same.
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,f&& FOR LrvERPOOL.-Thc first elias, we'll snov.
3Y 2mp Talbot. CAPTAIN Storey, will meet with eSick
so'n second CABIN seesge having sxeesn &C oomncds
nocs apply on board the ship Pier 2 Eau Rirer or no.
AZ m JOHN HERDMAN 81 South st.
N b-P.s,,ce from Great Bntsin and Ireland ia Liver
POOL can Al tmes be secured, and furnished for
payable throughout the Uuted Kingdom BY applying
ABOVE. HZSc
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IN TON MEEKs, No si5 Broadway, next the Hospital,
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell sn
did Cabinet Furniture at 10 per less than the qua
Of work selling at the auctonsconstns OF Draws,
Co.ches, Sofas covered IN different coored pushes
and hair CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns. die
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ROAR D-Gcntlemen and their wives single gentlrn,.p
- can be accommodated with good md board in Plea
SAINT and eligible situation, No. Dey street, on reasonable
terms--rooms furnished or nnlnrn i.NI nr
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- Gravel and Stone in the Kdne. and Bladder and all those
diseases arising from the of those organs
successfully continued Mt No. 10 Nassau street New Yk
where attendance given daily from A. NJ NJ Let
tiers post paid) describing will receive atten-
on References IN the city snd letters and certificates from
distinguished clegymen physicians judges fnbers of Con-
and Others be by the skeptca at thu Inm,-
ry Fees adapted TO circumstances and always within the
reach and convenience ofth- afflicted lea 1--we
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
TABB & GILES,

FAMILY CROCERs a COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In rear Of Exchange Hotel Main or e Street
't'AkE this method OF calling the attention Of the Mem
Il bets oi the Legislature, and the public generally 10
then STOCK Of Family Groceries. Their assortment Il
complete. Their Wines, Liquors aud Teas especially are
81 me very best Among them, the following viz.
% fale Cocnac Brandy-Vntagc lS06 q lslO
Old London Dock do
Old ZazeIac do
Old Jamaica Rum
Oid Scotch whiskcy OF Mountain Dew
Old Irish do and old Ryc-(superior)
Old Apple aud Peach Brandy
Oh lafayette, Blackburn, Hope Z u,, M,
Oii Back warrior and other brands ''auc"a wines
Old Port WI. q, old and genuine
va pale aud brown Sherry Wines, various brards-se.
VcraI OF Ponar Importation, and by him, considered hs
best as per certificate in hand 49,
Boxers Old Anchor, 1884, IIledsieck go
Lord D1fham- Harrison Harp 'nnmpalsne
Iueu, Juno and other bran DIS wines
Sparkling Burgundy
schedam Gin, London Porter aud Pale Ale
Rcgalia, Congress, Principe, NOriego, c,r,,.
Demoya and Norma cigars
Cuba Smoking Tobacco
large assortment of each, Catsaps, Pickles Jelies
Branded Fruits, &C. &c. -'
Anehoves, Anchovy Paste, Picked HOLSTERS and Sal.
$500 49,
French sardnesiu OIL
Old English Cheese, Olives and CapeTs
Maccdroni AMI Verfnacellc
Ecls Extra No Chocolate and Cocoa
Bakers 10 do do
All Of which, together with other articles too
10 MENTION offered for sale for cash. or 10 puncual
customers az low they be had in this market We
uesrc call from those who and feel that the
eond CALI Any article purchascd Of MS that does not give
cIe Satisfaction, be returned the convenience of
,he purchaser, and the money will he refunded for the
'~"o' dcS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
IlIRECTInMa

For taking Sir John Hills Pectoral Balsam Of Ho.
ney, prepared from his Manuscript Recipes, by
the Hon. Lady Hill, Curzon Street. Berkeley
Square, London.
MORE than ihiy years experience has confirmed the
WI unsqoalcd cfeacy and safety OF this cleea ant Ned
cine in the imrcate relief and gfadual ~ Cox
Cos sore Thfoas, Hoarscness Dfheuhy OF breathing,
csarrhs, Asihmas iConsuptons; Tor l. the greatest
prcscrver OF the Lungs and contains all the healing so
cnns aud soothing quatcr OF that sslubroos
lowers called Honey aud d essential parts oflhe
basanis u as restorative Asses Milk, and sa.
with the stomach tea spoonful In wine glas
water h dose converting tho pleas
haisamlc liquor 10 be taken morning and ening.
cold yields TO the benign influence OF this uledcn
few hours and when resorcd TO before the lungs
liberated all danger Of consumption certainly prevented
SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Hit s In the power OF Medicine TO stop the ravsses
that cruel disease the Consumption fatal 10 numbers
certain In this country this Balsam will effect Il.
No particular regimen Is required only weakly person
should take smaller doses. In all colds weak liquors
drank in plenty, useful, suppcrs TO be avoided
and In full habits bleeding may be necessary; In consunp
tons air and exercise horseback mus, by means be
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