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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14
MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS,
December l.

December 4.
DIAM Sermons by contributors the Tracts for the
l. Times selected by Bis hop Onderdonk.
The Dew OF Israel and the Lilly OF God. glimpse OF
the Kingdom Of Grace, by DR.. F w Krummacher author
OF Elisha, &c.
The History OF Michael Kemp, the happy farmers lad
tale ofrustie life, illustrative OF the spiritual blessings
and temporal advantages OF early piey by Wood
rude, from the sixth London edition.
Numbers, l36 49, lSs and l39 Harper's Family libra.
~.
Scandinavia, ancient and modern being history Den
marx, sseden and Norway, by A Crichton, L ID and
Henry Wheaton, l. ID.
Democracy, by George Sidney Camp, vol.
History OF Michigan, from lie earliest colonization 70 the
present Time by James II. IAnmAn, vol.
Tales and souvenirs Of residence Europe, BY Mrs
Rives.
Family Reeor's or the two sisters by Lady Charlotte
Burys
No. IL Barnaby Rudge.
ledge, 1872.
Letters OF Mrs Adams the wife Of John Adams with an
Introductory memoir by her grandson, Adams, third
edition, IN vols limo.
Works Of Mrs Amelia opie complete 10 vols, royal
tavo.
System Of Phrenology, by CoHbe, from the 4ih and
last revised and enlargec) EdnbuTg edition, with upwards
Of 100 engravings. in one vol
Rollas Books for Juvenile Readers In vols stories H.
Illustrative OF the instinct OF animals their character
habits, with many other Interesting juvenile works ior
presents and premiums. dec
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SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
ACTING PLAYS.

ION, Tragedy In acts by + Noon r.lk,urd eo,,..,.
pIhieu from tho most approved acting copy with n.
Spuon oi inc costume, cast character e sn
ets anu the whole OF the stage buslne,s with .p,baj
engravngs-Turncr's edition WI" 'pH"e'
Money OF dnriielly exposed, Comedy In act. rur
hers editlonO by Air T. l. Dulw.r -'N'"'
pIro OF Lyons or love aud PRIDE in acts by Sir nj
Love, aplay IN acts, by J 4 Knowles
ynWys select Dramatic Work, containing vIrsnlu 4,
william ie iiunehbaek, The Wife, complete In oss ,,l
Inc British Drama, as,lection OF the standard WORK.
lhe drama fronting mos listing authors in
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nIRECTIONa.


For taking Sir John Hills Pecioral Bsisam Of Ho-
ney, prepared from his Manuscript Recipes. by
the Hon. Lady Hill, Carxon Street. Berkeley
Square, London.
MORE than thirty years experience has confirmed the
wi unsqualed eneaey and safety OF this elegant heti
cine the immediate relief and gfaddsl Of Coughs,
Colds, Sore Threats, Hcarseness Dneuly OF Breathing,
Caarrhs Asthmas Consumpcrs, ior 10 the Created
Of the Lungs and contains all the healing soft
enng aud soothing qualities of that .slubrious extract OF
called Honey ami the essential ofths richest
bassns; Il Is restorative Asses MILK, and never diss
gees with the stomach tea spoonful In wine gas
IL a dose converting the water into mcs pleasant
hssaue liquor to be tsken morning and evening COM
cold yields to the benign inhueaec OF this medicine In
hours and when rcsorted TO before the lungs
liberated all danger Of consumption certainly prevented
SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
lf sin the power Of Medicine 10 stop the OF
disease the Consumption. fatal 10 numbers
age, this country, this Balssn will effect Il.
No particular reg en- 10 required; only weakly persons
should smaller doses. In all colds weak
drank plenty useful, suppers 10 be avoided;
and full habits bleeding may be necessary; In eonsump
tons air and exercise horseback by means be
DEG &c DOVE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14

JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BAL.sAM.
is & certain, safe and effectua remedy for Dyson
terry, DisrLGa, or Loosencss, Cbolern Morbus,
Summer Complaint, Cholic, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Flatulency, sc. &c, and all Spa,modic
and Nervous Diseases, sick and nervous Head
ache, Hysteria, Crnmp, sc. SC.
is IL one OF the most efficient, pleasant aud safe COM
positions ever offered 10 the public, for the Of the
various arrangements Of the stomach bos and the
o1y article worthy OF the least confidence for curing
CHOLERA lNFANTuM or SUMNER COMPLAINT; and
III all the above diseases really like charm.
All persons requested Try IT, for there is mo mls
take about its being Of the valuable family med
cines ever yet discovered Hundrcds-nay thous OF
certificates have been received from Physicians, Clergy
men, and families OF the first respecabity bearing the
Gron.e.i testimony in its favour, publish
Also, llll supply OF JANNE's INDIAN EXPECToR.
ANT and TONIC NERMlFuGE.
For sale by LYELI, JOHNSTON & LYEII
Sole Agents Tor the Proprietor,
At J. Mckildoe's Old stand,
VA -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14

ANIMAL MAGNETISM, sc.
I W. RANDOLPH co, at sanIay's Old stand, have
d received
suTmsr-a Tale OF Mesmerism, 20 which are added
other sketches from Life, by ) = Remer. 2y
The Critical and Miscellaneous Writings Of Lord
Brousham 10 which Is PrefIsd Sketch Of mis- Life and
Chsracter,2 v
is Nos Barnaby Rudse
Popular Lectures on Ethics, OF Moral obissuon-for
the Use of Schools, by Margaret Mercer
studies, for Bible Classes, arransed Ia tx
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900 MISSES Linen Canbric Hdkfs, a, % cents
OOO 100 Ladies do do a25 do
300 do DO 10 20 al 2s5d, s. 3sad,
ami 1851
100 henstiched Linen Hdks from IS is6d 7s6d and
finer ALSO
Linen Cambrcs 60, 7s6d 9s lbs, and hlher
Bargains in Linen Toweilnss, at l2t cents and finer
lrish Linens at ls5i, %, 2s3d, 3s, and finer
Linen sheeiinss al reduced prces
All Of which will be Sold retail OF whoeF lie, cheap,
for cash, al n. H. JENKINS.
jal0
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NEW PACKET BOATS FOR LYNCH
BURG AND RICHMOND.


THE public respectfully Informed, that line
Of Packets will commence running between the above
points early In the SPRING when due
lice will be given, and all particulars made known. For
information, apply to MIR II. CURTIS, Lynehburx, OF
MI J. }. FARis, at Richmond. Our FARE through viii be
- %. fe 3m BLAIR, sHEPPERsON a. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14

WALPOLE'S LETTERS, &c.
7 w. RANDOLPH & co. have received Horace Wal.
poles Letters vols, vo including numerous let
lers now first published
Family Records, or the Two Sisters, by Lady Bury
" Nos. Barnaby Rudge, by Boz
The Widow directed 10 the Widows God, by James
Partisan Lnguis easy method OF acquiring a per.
Get pronunciation Of the French Language without mas
ter, by an American resident in Paris
BoswelPs Poultry Yard
sartar Resarius new edition
Colerdge's Confessions OF an enquring spirit
Stanley Thorn with illustrations by Henry Cockton
author OF Valentine vo1
New Edition Ellis Medical Formulary
Tales and souvenirs OF a residence Europe by Mrs
Riyes.
Brandy and Salt as remedy for diseases, ID supply
Nelpeau on the Breast Lalle rnond on involuntary Sc
minal Disc harges Billet and Barihezon, the Pneumo
Ia Of Children
iIeaiisc on the Eye Containing discoveries Of the
causes OF near and far and Of the affections
the retina with remarks the Of Medicines sub
sttutes for speciaees, by w Clay Walsce, Oculist
Southern Reader part lsf and2d
All the English and American ANIMALS have arrived and
for sale by fds6l J w RANDOLPH A Co
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All wAYoookISe srovEs

lnths larsssi slrs, the follow
Ing amount Of work may he
carried on 20 perfection al the
ame time 20 gallons OF wafer
may be boiled, ~ pounds Of
broad baked, as many pounds
OF meat roasted and broiled.
stiii leaving unoceupied two
large boilers capable ofboilins
food for roper~ons. Thequan.
thy Of Fuel required N very
sfnall-one FIRE kinsiled when
the f,tove iseold, scarcely ever
needs TO he increased for the
purposes Of baking or cooking
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14
PAPERI PAPERII


Va hhd1 superior Clarified Sugar
sale by ~ "
dec 10 WORKMAN, MoGRUDER a 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14
STOVES AT COST.

HAVING determined to disc oninue keeping Stoves we
Il offer those now hand for sale at FIRST COST
Persons wanting bargains will please give acsn.
e J RICHARDS a. CO,
STR hOek zoe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14

SPLENDID GUITAR,
a - w Randolph n Co.'S Book and Stationary stor
n wid be found tho splendid Guitar both In tor
snd hnsb thai has been In our city. II 10 OF
~ schmidt Maups celebrated make, new style.
Mao, Niolna Flutes Flies. Accordlans, Claronsts
Moete, Pianos, Guitars Music, Music Paper and Boo
Prcccpors, Violin ant Guitar strings Singing BOOKS
ia JwRANDoLPn 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
bnItIlnOre.
lConesiondcnce Of the Herald. /

t>""esi'Hutnce oil The Herad.l
BALTIMORE, July IL, 1912
Mn. EpiroR =
Though much has been said in reference TO the wheat
md rye crops having been seriously injured by smut snd
rust glad inform you that as the report had
illusion to Mary land il was uniounded. Harvest in this
nearly over and. agreeably to accounts there
has been a abundant crop husbsnded. The
looks beautifully. and the oats bending the
earth
Our city is almost entirely without amusements. The
circus corps of Messrs Welch Deavsn will perform at
Front street theatre tonight and continue probably fora
week There is nothing at the Museum and old Holiday
silent the midnight of death. Steamboat and other
pleasure excursions less patronzed than formerly
Every thing in fact parakes very vsby Of the pressure
fths times Those having opportunity OF knowing In
form that there is Than onehalf the number
of persons travelling that this time last year Hotels
and watering places of must suffer for this. Not
withstanding however the dulness of the times there
seems to be a warm political feeling springpg up The
advocates Of Henry Clay moving all over the land
Thss anmang the opposing party and they too are up
and doing
Business is very dull though always is Mt this season.
Our city is extremely healthy and hsnk fortune for it.
The brokers' rave done nothing yet in the way OF
changes. Yesterday was quite cool-this morning 1t IL
Yours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

0Iy- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS III Broad
way.-Mr. EditorOn arrival here on the 6.h we no.
tced in your valuable paper article calling attention TO
the Dining Rooms above named prcvous day The 1h
you gave the bill of fare for that day. To be brief we
and c. rtany in elegant style We found the wines good
and very moderate, indeed, was the charge We found
host old friend, whom came very near hav
liked il much to have had Cotton with us, though
really think his New Yerk prospects much better than
they possibly could be in Philadelphia. We earnestly
commend this beautiful spot TO friends when they
visit the good CITY of Gotham. 1t is not only
mical place, but beautiful one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12
Herald General Printing Onlee.

TbeNrnerul Printing Office capable OF doing all sors
O. printing, such ms book, pamphlets bills cards OF al
descriptions, II open the Herald Buildings entisno
nou NASSAU ytgeet-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Herald BuiIetin OF News,

The Herald Bulletin og News is kept at the northwest
corner OF Fulton and Nassau On the arrival tn,
m"t uing mails, m eight O'Clock A. M-and also OF the
r'rhng mails a; iourociock, T. NJ the latest ntegenc,
tol all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
hulien Boord a. this Let every way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

MADEMoIsELLE EIssLER.-Ths lady, we learn.
has gone TO Philadelphia for visit of few DAYS on
matters OF business connected with her property
we learn with pleasure that she has decided to
leave 1t all IN this country satisfied that investments
made here with judgment are rs safe, and more
profitable than In Europe. We think she is right
No country In Europe offers such advantages for
investment at thus moment as the United States
Nowhere are better stocks TO be found: and no
knowledge and good Judgment, the best NAV be
found, yielding such returns as Europe, loaded
with heavy obligations, cannot give We repea,
our opinion that Mile. Essler has displayed great
good sense in leaving her property here; though we
learn feeling has had great deal TO do with it, She
has become so thoroughly d,,oicanisod, that she
has made very large purchases of all kinds lately TO
take to Europe, and says she can buy many things
as good here at Paris and OF far greater value tc
her. The money she has made here she prefers
spending here, and many of our Broadway estab
hshihcn's can vouch for the fact We like
tnls much, Fanny, and we like it all the better
'ha' II must DC dsinterested feeling that actuates
yo" lou nave nothing more to ask of us, and
'hese acts are voluntary and above suspicion.
SERIOUS Rlor AT Sr CAruArIsrs wa.
serious traces among the Irish laborers and some
Canadians AZ -. Catharlncs, on the t,h rhr,,
persons belonging to the latter party were Lii
and many on the other eide seriously Injured m,
rot had ITS origin in an attempt of the sborers ;,
celebrate the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12
nz. wE ARE INronMEp FROM Am uNpoupr

n7- WE ARE INFORMED FROM AN UNDOUBT
ED SOURCE tn the of the non-arval OF the New
York City Guards yesterday afternoon from Bridgeport
Conn. was owing to many important engagements which
had been accepted by them from the citizens thcre-and
last several days prevented them from fulfilling. We are
requested tender to the Tomkins Blues, and the City
authorities and all others who anticipated their arrival
apology for disappointing them and regret much
as they do the occurrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

o. THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE PRE-
pared by the College of Medicine and Ph macy
ng the most Unprecedented SALE and it affords the
bers Of the College the utmost satisfaction find that
their efforts to suppress the mpostons of quackery by
aifording genuine and skfully prepared remedies
already crowned with such success. This Mixture,
which extremely palaabe and may be taken by deli.
females and childrenis of singular efficacy in puri
Tying the blood, restoring and improving the appetite, in
MIGRATING the system and in fact infusng
life into the wasted and debilitaea constitution il
diseases Of the skin, dyspeptic complaints indigestion.
weakness of the and all those distressing msades
which originate in arrangement of the organs of dges
ion By its gently stimulating properties the Tonic
Mixture mpars healthful cheerfuncss to the mind,
and cectuay relieves those mental pangs occasoned by
dsresses and which work such fearful havoc
the corporal frame. To ell who have suffered from
ntemperance in of its forms-to the melancholy dys
peptico the debated Of all classes, the Tonic Mixture
is recommended with unshrinkng confidence.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau vt.
~ B.--For subngcnts see advertisements of tho Col
lege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

WILL SAIL ToDAy-Tlle packet ship Switzer-
land, for London, al noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

NAVAL NEws,--List of officers attached TO the
United States brig SoAers:-Alex. Slidell Macken.
zic, Commander; Gucrt Gansevoort, Lieutenant
M. c. Perry, Acting master; Richard W. Leecock
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. M. IIeischel, Purser
]. M. Wainwright, Charles w. Hays, Midshipmen
Adrian Deslande, Acting Midshipman; N. c.
Stoughion, Teacher; Oliver II. Perry, CoTman.
der's Clerk James w. Wales, Purscr's Clerk
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Heaven from oil creatures hides the Book
OF Fntc.

BROOKLYN March IS, 1917.
o. GENTLEMEN-Ihave been for the last year so
troubled with cough (occasioned by having taken
.old) that nightly alarmed the neghborhood with my
coughing and in constant apprehension OF approach
ing unmey grave. But AFTER using only one package
If your Hoarhound Candy, felt Immediate relief my
ight coughs have done and have hesitation in ing
that attribute it to the made Of your IIoarhound
Candy. II is but short time since commenced using
the Candy -not more than week ago. In that time
have had four successive nights good rest which
than have had the whole year previous. would also
observe that cough to occasion deaf
ALFRED A. HIyE, 10 Clark ST. BROOKLYN.
This is to certify that had taken cold in riding
from New York to Baltimore in 1871, but after using
small quantity of Peases Hoarhound Candy found i'm
mediate relief and cheeriuy recommend it TO those SINH
iarly affected, ALLEN GoRHAM 434 Grand st.
Agents--Rushton and Aspin all ITO Broadway 10 As
or House, and Sc William street A A. Hill, 2C5 Greer
wich street; A. PASTOR les Greenwich street Agnew
300 Hudson street Sands, Chambers and Broad
way; Hays l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Eardley Is
High street do Mrs. Berry Sand street, do Croker
corner Atlantic s Henry do.
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PRoSlGlors. Five thousand emigrants arrived a
Quebec on the 9th inst. from Europe.
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WHO'S FOR HEALTH There Is nothing so agree.
able in these latter days of sin and sultry weather
steaming onesefinto good health and fine spirit,
If any one feels dull and heavy, and isnficted wit
bad cold, we advise him or her to call at once
Mrs Canolls, No. % Corlandt street, and take on,
4 her excellent vapor baths. He or she will com
ut full of health, benevolcnce, and feel like anohc
erson, and thank us for this Bit of advice,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

YELLOW FEVER IN HAvANA-Accounts from Ha.
,ana state that the yellow fever had broken oui
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o. NETWORK MuSEUM.-This splendid place of
amusement uncquaed in the attractive character Of its
entertainments, is doing grand business The Orches
tron ofmusical wonder is exciting universal attention.
The mechanical skill displayed in the workmanship
passes ything of the kind ever in this country II COM
prises within itself the combined effects Of full band of
music 1t is the theme of universal praise Besides this,
Mr. Johnson the great magnezer, will through his
wonderful experiments in Animal Magnetism on two new
subjects which has excited the admiration and sstonish-
mont of all those who have witnessed his expprments
In the morning at IL O'clock he will give some cxperi-
mens for the accommodation of prvae parties Expert
mens also in the evening at half past There Will be
performance with the orchestrion previous to each
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Great Tyler Meeting Last Night nt the
Military Hall.

One oflhe largest and mos, enthusiastic meetings
we have within doors tor some years, was held
last night at the Military Hall in The Bowcry, for the
purpose of supporting the measures OF the general
administration.
The room is as large as Tammany Hall, and twice
as large as that at National Hall, where the great
Chy meeting was held aud although the night
was sulocaungy hot, the room was completely
filled There were at least four times as MANY as
,hcr, were at the Clay Meeting, and there were
90 least 90 outside who could not get into the place
We nave rarely or never seen such an enthusiastic
meeting and although some of the Clay party had
expressed their determination to bring gang of
bues and rowdies there, and break the meeting
mp III a row, yet when II was known that the TYLER
purity had nine hundred good men and true ready
for action, the Clay rowdies backed out from the
contest.
The meeting was organized by Mr. Youngs, who
nominated JAMES l.. CURTIS for Chairman The
following were then appointed as officers of the
meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

n;- VIC call the attention of readers to the adj
yertsemcnt Of Mr.. Heinrich, the composer, in ano.
tl,er column
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fhz- WE CUT THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
American and fully corrsborae and approve the state
ment - -
If Air. DALEY who has Of late raised breeze about his
Pain Extractor burns and scalds and nfam-
nations Of every Kind does not ruin his article by offering
for too many things, he must make fortune by ihat
il il he stops his foolish offers to give away That
night do begin with, but when salve has wrought
he wonders that his has il is time stop and make those
who able pay iorHe may give it to the poor IL ne
ike but think inventor OF such remedy shoull
rot Away be poor himself the faculty do not use this
cmody in case of burns they are subject to the charge of
he grossost inhumanity Any respectable practitioner
Who may go to II Maiden lane, and see what we have
cen, land unless we have lost senses know to be
rucA they must be convinced there is no humbug or
luackery in this msiter.--N. y. Express,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

TALL WuEAr.-Last evening we saw the tallest
stalk of wheat ever produced in these United States
twas seven feetand two inches in height, and was
raised on the farm of Mr.. II. G. Baford, in Pitts
h,rg Pa We look upon it as great curiosity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

Avon SPRINGs.-A new spring has recently beer
discovered at Avon, in Livingston county, which l.
Of great value in the cure OF scrolula. 1t s calico
he "Sylvan SPRING"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

fa,- The great Trottng Match for one thousand
dollars side, over the Ccntreville Course, between
the celebrated horses Rpton and Confidence, come
oTto-day. They are supposed the nectcst horses il
the world. For particulars see advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

PARK TuEArRE.-To-night is the last night bu
one of the appearance of Mrs. Fitzwllam and hel
satellite, Blackstone, at the Park, previous to then
leaving the shores of America for Europe. Thi.
alone ought TO be sufficient to fill the house bul
when we add that it is for the benefit OF Mr. Blake
the worthy and gentlemanly treasurer of Old Drury,
we trust that we do not err in predicting over
flowing house. and that it will prove to be benefit
in fact, as well as in name. Mr.. Blake is mosi
polite and deserving official, and well merits that he
should have bumper So lei it be a special edci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-12

CHATHAM THEATRE-This attractive place OF
amusement was well filled again last evening. Te-
nigh THE entertainments consist OF g The Cataract
of the Ganges,' The Boatswain,' in which j. H.
Scott appears-and the Dumb Savoyard and Ms
Monkey" the principal characters by Mr.. and
Master Wood Such bill of fare would hi
house covering ten acre lot.