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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
N q TICE-


n. pubbs are hereby respectfully informed Thai N,
dedication oi,he new house Of ship, erected by the
SeeonI p,r,''' Church, Will take place on sunday
rcsyie;s vii commence atii O'clock, A Lar. NJ
ca" elton Will be ,akenst the close ofcaeh service
and at hlc ns,isanec has hitherto been obtained from
their las call, Will not bc unheeci but that every one
na,o 1r irlntlr who may attend, viii prepared Ia
eohuIou'e hoe'aiy. ia 1911
THE wuiGs or HANOVER arc requested
20 ,nc"t at The Court house Tuesday, ,hc 9Th ina,
that being Court day, uinais candidate TO TepreSen
me county Tn the neIt House Of Delegates
CLnvEn,sEED, &c sc
- ~ bushels superior Mouniain Ciorer.ecd
i'" r ITO lie'ds Grass seed
% hhis Porto Rico. st Crolr and Clarified Sugar
a'nnscs am ~ bbs sinxc end double Loaf do
S'h,is and2' blls T. Rico, Orleans aud Trinidad
20 BAGS Rio, I,suyr m anil Java Coffee
~ n &c; Liverpool hlown sat
2oliiere.s Thomsston Lime
la boxes lunch RaisinS
80 kegs Nails, assorted size,
hs Roal aud Boat rpkra
l,nboIessSl0 and iOsIl Glass
100 do sperm aud T,,low Candles
III" u Amer GuulDwtlcr AMI Black Tea OF the be-
quality, for family use Cheese sarch Plough Lines, Coz,
20 'onsi Iron. consisting OF swc,lcs. Tredegar and
Country eo.nsrisins an assortment ofneary all sizes
5ton. American Bnserodseei
ton English Istered do
ton Cast steel
~ dozen Smincn'-Axcs
Hoop Iron, iiani Iron, Plough Plates
Mould boards, ctr. -tc.-tor sale
ja 70 wORTIIAN NrCRunep e. m
TEACiIEH WANTED Ihave received appHca
unn from Family rchidns about "a miles from Ric H.
mon procure for them Teacher teach IA,
hnxhs branches Of Female education, together with III,
I'hnrnts anu pepar,tOry studies Ia Music The stu
on Is dcsira5lc only three pupils be Instructed daug
ierr oftiic party above mentioned. wDANIEI
IA Teacher II Music. sln'rc ahov. Tho Ranks.
AnlsS WHITE. Ia Az UI.O v -, run u
- CHSTs.-lu dozen Ladies White Kid Gloves,
IL air. xxi he LnunI,t
ia w u. ~ JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

INSulONAHLE DRESS AND FUOCTS
COATS. ready made and made 10 order i'm The I,fcst
and most approved cut and fashion, al ''''S
STARR & cos
"a II Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

1NER SHOES have still remaining on hand go
- hr ~ ladies' Gcntlcmcn's, Misscs and noys' ovct
e an oi Tho most approved knds whchI viii sell al
10" prices SAM'L rITNEY,
lNie Oppoafo of Tho fart
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
co PARTNERSHIP

RofALPARRISH returns his thanks 10 his friends and
eu'omels, Tor their liberal patronage ani hopes the
snc WI" zoe extended 10 the New Firm lie respectfully
ItuesS tHhi an persons Indebted Ia him. will come Tor
MAJ" ana Wsc'rec the same carly as possible as II Is
ia ''''''V''. ny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
BY INLOES s BROTHER.
LAW AND 1IIsCELI.ASEoUx I,nu.,y
or DISTLNG UISHED MEMBER or TIE

Menners OF the legislature. lawyers and The u,,il
are Informed That will shortly sell al ArIin
y 81 va. moot ~n'Idlr private Ifur-r- ~ Tho state OF
VIRGINIA. 1" which their attention s sol .'rei ~
CiiAosues Of this rich collection will .hortIy t
pt.'sneu'"i which eaiiS notice will tee ? ven and vii
c '"uei 10 thosH 'SHu may order theta Persons Win
Sn aeni me sale can have theit orders a,ienisi 10
oe = |. & g., Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
MRS CHRISTIAN

MILL open School al her residence on Union Hin tho
w 10Th January, for Tie instruction OF children under
- years pi age IN The usual branches Of English cd
Caion The patronage Of her friends aud others IS re-.
pecnlly solicited Terms foI both sexes per quarter
nJ-sar requested to cory times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
TS- The Christian Advocate and Enqnrer will con,
NttN-f, III IIll JAnllAIN. Cd L Ian

Nlh'tNlt-h Rules held ia the Clerks Office OF tb,
'lrcnl superior Court of Law aud CHANGER, f,r The
S"uS oi field the SIN january in the year
SeAS,i' p'lnuii against John lleih, WIN W Gwlimcy
90 Swinn samuel Saunders John Firrar and he.
idChuteHI - " ''''s" az
NJ iaY chmeihc plaintiff lnI fled her bill ami Tho ,,,.
i"udaui, John Heb, not having Cu;.rclb
SN'h security according To the Of Assembly and Tho
u'- ~ s Court and appearing hy fliisf,ctory eyi
nectnt The said dcicniut John lIe IL not IN iu,hi
id' oi ms onm"iwcaih. Il Is oricrri that tr sail de-
ichiani l"l dn lpp".r here DIV of Tho Nrr
.i!n heN', an answer The platif hiI AM! thar copy
w. 's I inserted "a som" newspaper published IN
NC 'lly - Richmond, inr months siircts.iyrly au
pos Ell Al the front door ~ the Court house of ms c
-, Copy-Tcstc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
II \ &h ~ u ID

NHNsNINS = LIBBI 5 LINEN
ITO succeed the Jo.ephine.l
EN The fine brig ORLEANS, Cal Xyi.Lh,., ..,,
SS4AS san on or beore the 2Dt1 J.n,,arv ,S.S Hu
wharf TO 1iNrs en-, On board, at Ludllm's
. 49,, rtsnbk Il son,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
EXCHANGE HOTEL,


WILLIAMS & HAXAIL,
{ DthR iot sale, on accommodating terms n i,,sc a..
~ soIlncnt OF Groceries, Liquors, Wines and scr,rs
aud ai reduced prccs-conssng In n,r, 80 ~" "cE''s'
lji hags green Rio CniIcc ''''
~ hhdssupctor Manila Coffee
- hhis Porto Rico sugars
100 hhds Orleans AMI TTni,l,t Ntoi,s..,
~VVu Jos bacon, sides AMI shoulders sound and NJ a
~ boxes white Havana SUGAR
~ bbls do Brazil "a,
20 ncrccs new Rice
~ ds london Porter qrts and pnts
~ boxes - Julien flaret
Nv do Muscnt Vino
10 ucTccs pure winter Sperm Oi
~ bhls clarified 10 a.,
~ cases stla a tIucia Old
~ botcs hlsnton Candles ia and6s
~ fT"cc hason's Backing
80 hhds baltimore WbsLcv
2n hhls do a,
70 hhlsand l2UcfcCso 'i Appic HranIv
~ nnis ,runcfi9r OH Pclcl brandy, high proof
80 lhls Fctfon's T. Rum
% l'u liprs French lirsudy rari undsr Custom.
house kcy, Oiatd, PccYocsin Rouse A scIs.
Motto. and other tTanda " N
Pirrs HOLLAND Din, Pine Apple brands oioivcifa
oh london Particular, au1 Hufrundy Madeira
Wine. vintage is2g
Palc sherry Port Msicira and sicily Madeira In ppos
haliyipcs and qrcasks wv l'f's'
fNN genuine Principle Scrars
hsHO 80 Havana io
,,O do RcgaA DO
, ~ II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
prawins on nc school Fund Iorcry. Chss 2,7.
2 ~ IS CO g 81 81 - : g. 81 = =

Drawing Of tho Gcorsciovn Lottery Ci,,,-.
q . 70 % so , u 5f s. D -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

1THE Wigs OF HANOVER arc requested
10 meet at HE Court hOus" Tuesday, ,hc 9th
b.ns Court day 20 no uinat' candidate repreEent
Ia. county In the ncIt House Of Delegates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
FOR MOBILE.

.fSN rd me Inc copperfasiened schooner GLhpI,
49, ~ hlNer' master, having the greater taTf of
FTIner cargo enss-e and will meet with III !, s,cS ~
iavp ~. ~. iteSht OF 20 Packages tobacco or pissaSs
ia'u- E.od Recommendations appIv In tbo ~, tisSaSe'
o'4; Al Ludlauls wharf orio N''' ~ ''o master On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
FOR NEW YOpK

FOR NEW YORK,
EEN The regular packe; schr LEOSTINE h.v,x
sffse her cargo engaged, and will positively s,iIon Eng
- DAY, The 18th For passage, having good accom-.
tnoiaionsi apply TO the master board, az Ludnmie
wharf or TO fde 2ll WIN ROW. ETr ~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

20 The Wings OF ERIE County hrst unani-
raously nominated Hon. MLLARp FILLMORE for
Congress. bet he could not be persuaded TO accept
Hoa WILLIAM A. MOSELEY was then nomi-
mated for Congress, with GEORGE T. BABcock OF
Buffalo, WELLS BaooKs of Concord and MILTON
Mcneil of Lancaster for Assembly.
We deeply deplore the withdrawal OF MIR. + ILL
MORE from Congress, but the imperative demands
OF his private business, consequent on his almost
constant attention TO tie publc's during the last
two wears. rendered his dcclension unavoidable,
and constrained his constituents to most re!uc-
ran, acaaiescence. He retires with the warmest
appreciation and gratitude Of the Wings of the co.
tire Union, who win seek early opportunity to
testify their sense OF his importsnt services.
MIR. MosE1xY for four years represented the
Eighth District most acceptabiy in the Senate He
will represent Erie bonorably and usefully in Con
gress. Wings of Erie give us the good old 5000
70 Hoa ALvAH HUNT of Chenango has
been nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
District composed of Broomc, Chenango and Tio-
ga Counties. Mr. Hunt has for the last four
years represented the Sixth District in the Senate
with distinguished ability and devotion to the in
,erests OF his constituents. The District has been
doubtful, but we trust Mr.. Hunts deserved popu-
larity solves the doubt. Hon. JoHH c. CLARK,
the late able and faithful Representative of Che
mango, positively declined reelection
% THOMAS a. JOHNSON of Steuben is
;he Whig candidate for Senator from the Sixth
District. He has twice come very cleo
tion to Congress from strong Loco-Foco District,
by reason of his decided personal popularity. His
majority will, we trust. be very large.
U The Wings OF ALLEcasY County have nomi-
mated SAMUEL RUSSELL of Alfred and ROBERT
FLINT Of Portage for Assembly iy--good men and
true who will be elected by 600 to 900 ma
jority They are just beginning 10 be in earnest in
the Southwest.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
The Maryland Election Decided.
correspondence VI Ahc 'i'ouHe'
R.,rr.cpr Oct q 1875 o,rlrrL r

BALTIMcEE, Oct. 8, 1875 O'Clock P ".
The steamboat from the Eastern Shore did not
arrive last evening I'LL late in the night, being de-
tanned on the other side of the bay by fog l
could not therefore send you the result of our cleo
tion, as expected to have done; but you will get
t soon enough, seeing what it is.
When last wrote you, Somerset, Dorchester
and Worcester, on the Eastern Shore, and ST.
Mary's on the Western Shore were 10 be heard
from Somerset has yindicated Der name and
elected Two Loco-Foco to the House of Dele
gates, giving US only the State Senator and the
other two Delegates. Worcester run some twenty
Wing candidates and two or three Loco-F ocos,
and one Of the latter stepped in. Dorchester, as
she always does, came out night side up. St. Ma
rvs did no; elect Loco Foco, Ga thing which she
has never done but she it tha;
only elected two of our candidates the other being
tied by Loco-Foco. These results give the
Wings the State Senate by five majority and the
Loco + tocoS the House by some ten majority, and
OF course secure to the latter the election of the
u. S. Senator. The detailed result is as follows ::
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

U There is sharp contest in Philadelphia
to-day for the city offices. Our correspondent
(for whose letter we have not room) thinks that
Loco-F -Focoism, Tylerism the outcry against the
Girard College, City Expenditures, Taxes, &c,
and the profuse promises Of places and jobs by
the LocoS, all together, would triumph bu' for the
name Of HENRY CLAY. That, he is confident,
will carry US through safely, though with ma
ioriiy far below ihe Whig strength.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

U Nsw-JERsEY opens her Election to-day
We believe her Wings are READY--that there is
no sluggishness among them-and that it is i'm
possible that they should throw away their STATE
by insane feuds, have just seen done in Ma
r,land. And yet we hear that there is danger of
losing the Councilman in Passac and the Sheriff
in Middescx by just such divisions! Jerseymen !!
by the memories of Trenton and Monmouth, we
implors youto do your tohole duty Let there be
no equivocal result--no discordant note-but q
fair, straight victory. Such victory, union and
energy will SECURE to you. Now is the hour to
achieve IT. PUSH ON YOUR COLUMN!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

PAsslSG CoUHTEnFgIr BlLIs.-A well dressed
young man named William Boggs, who said he
came from Philadelphia, went on Sunday evening"
TO the clothing store of James McKinley, No. 81
Bewery, and purchasing coat, gave $40 bill,
purrorting to be of the Seventh Ward Bank of
this city, in payment. Mr.. Mckinley, as it was
Sunday locked Boggs in his store, and took the
bill across the street to get it changed, when it
was ascertained to have been altered from 5
bill Of the broken Tenth Ward Bank, retaining
the names of the officers Of the latter Bank. On
this information, Mckinley applied to officers
Tompkns and Welsh, who arrested Boggs, and
on his person found ten of the altered $40 bills,
and Boggs was committed to prison. Persons
who have received any Of these bills are requested
to bring them to the Police Gtiice.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
pBfr AnEr ptJr.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.
There were but a3 deaths in our city last week.
Nicholson sonvicted of forgery and ez,bezzlng his
ployer's property was sentenced this morning three
years solitary confinement in the Eastern Penientary
him on his way his gloomy sbode-a genteel.
nlegen, and bones, looking young man. but mel
anchoIy Instance of abused talents
Sales al onr Stock Board to day-sl3cO City Fives 1854
s2 5000 Kentucky Bonds Sizes at 76 20 shares Ken
,pcky Bank at AZ 81 po0 Pennsylvania Fives 1893, 49,
500 do Sizes. 1873 al s..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
SEN.i I'E.
PhirS L. +
NfhlcS LIE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Uhtr l. e.
One lie be,wceu Whir and Loco.Foco.

One Independent.
One tie bctwcen Wing and Lnco-Foco
Giving the LEGO Focos majority on tho joint
ballot of ), wlt.iout counting the independent mem
bcr from Carroll, or the ncwmcmber from ST. Ma
rvs, who will, most likely, in new election, be a
Whig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

nYTHE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
TER NAV be obtained in all the prIncip Cities from the
agents OF the Tribune and from the booksellers Price 81
oer Dozen s. per hundred for single copies ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
State Of New.Yorlk, sEcasTAsY.s7 oaslsA iaas


To the Sheriff Of tbs City ard County Of Ne General
Election 70 be held on tie Tuesday succeeding e 5 sri
Monday in November nexi, Represen!.uyeo ,ss T!rd
Congress OF the United States is 10 be eec'e9@ @ secoad,
Congressional District composed OF ihe t couuty c
Third Fourth and Fifth Wards OF the CIi, ~" -
Nrw-York s,r The
Also Representative in the said 18th Cosgl, ,h ser.
Fourth Congressional District, composed OF 'e Civ ast
euth, Tenth and Thirteenth Wards OF The saso ~
County; 6or The
Also, Representative in the said 2s ccnsI' sishs,
Fifth Congressional District composed OF J ' coa1iy
Ninth and Fourteenth WARDS OF the said City ani
and .r - or lls
Also, Representative in the said 9th Cotg'eg egl,yepb
Sirti Congressional District composed OF pJ Ward: Of
Twelfth Fifteenth, Sixteenth and SeveEieenuh
the said City and County OF New-York: n s,a,e.
Yours respectfully, 5. YOUNG, Secretary s,or -
New-Yora, septenlber 10 ~ Sa:r,-
The above published pursuant 20 the notice o. M IN sod
tary ef State and the requirements OF hs statute
case made aad provided. MONMOUTH D; s;hnn,yors.
Sheriff OF the City and County OF !, Hem H,emmtiish be
All the public newspapers in the County wiz paO'
above once in each week until The Election a. o3 arcs
See Revised Statutes, vol Isl, chap. 9th, uie ~
Sd, part ist, page 40 OH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

% The Police of Quebec recently struck for
their pay. On the lst inst. the Mercury says no,
single man was on duty. Two months's wages
were in arrears.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

e The ofcs of The Tribune is removed 10 the
new and spacious buildings, No. f60 NASSAU
STREET, In front of the Park and nearly opposite
the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
were in arrears.

SANpss SARsAPARLLA.- - KINGS EvIL'-so called from
imaginary said be performed by the royal touch
This fatal disease makes its appearance different parts OF
the body but prlnclpay aecis the ganouiar system IN us
utterly destroy the cartilages, lgaments and bsnes The
irst symptoms enlargement Of the glands about the
neck and under the chin and behind the ears, which
tnue to spread and increase in number until the internal
organs become affected aud the lungs liver and presentey
glands enveoped in disease from which the patient Is
only relieved in his suferngs by the pale messenger OF
Death. Sandss Sarapara has been proved by actual eA
pertinent great variety OF cases. 10 Immediately ar Isl
and permanently this and similar COMPLAINTS such as
scrouous umor moles or hard Jumps ulcers obstinate
,aneous eruplons &c. From the peculiar combination Of
this valuable medicine operates on the stem the alone
TOUCH dspelns disease and restoring sound
health. AS such II is confidently recommended to the al
hcied.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for exporta
lion by A. B. SANDS CO, Grante Building, 273 Broad
way, corner OF Chambers-slree New.York.
Sold also by A B. u D. Sands 10 and 100 Fuonstreet; ;
D. Sands& Co. II East Broadway, corner Market-st
Price 81 per bottle, six bole> for s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

II Canes THE LATEST FRENCH FASHION
just received asormen, of small and very beautiful Ma
iacca Crook Canes. For sale by CAULkl&S,
oil II 2 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

II Central Clay Committee..A Ieguia1IT g I'm Iees en
ing OF this Committee viii be held al Na,ota. @ ,h t In va
Wednesday evening, the Eth !Hs at = o cioch' 0' ~ P
pose OF completing the election OF oGceIs- 49,,
CONRAD SWEET, Chairman pro tem
JAMES E BEERS Secretary pr ken w ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

% The Herald is again under full headway-
Dragging. with all the power of its four steam
presses its ancounted compositors and its I" un-
rivailed corps of braggadocios of the expedition
with which it will publish Webster sert speech,
ii ne ever makes We wonder if they have
not already go, sketch of i,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

u For erupons and C,sceored skin, the Italian Chem-
Soap sold by SIR T. Jones, So Chatharnst-eet proves
be ,he6nes thing isvented IL has cured numbers
aud given them fine clear complexion. 40 all TO 80
pbin Zieber, Washington, D. c.; A. Marvin, Sing Sing;
lSS Fu,on-street, Brooklyn.
u he New York Museum well attended last night
Notwithstanding the waton attacks by rival estab
sament The public perceive the injustice OF such pro-
SSeaug ana viii GO. coHnteuance Signor Bit.
aMS received By the audience. His produced the
Utmost u aonhmen His dance of Dinner Plates is perfect
soqnding Jenkins. Deiarse, Rosale, kc appear THE
adinissoR only One Shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

pDEMPsrER, the most beautiful ballad singer
in this country, gives another of his charming
Concerts this evening at the Society Library.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

II The SouiIlern Literary Messenger lor
October received and f sale at this Office Price 81
cents. A liberal discount TO Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

To MorHERs-ln recommending the following article 10
the serious attention OF mothers, do with the
coaiideuce TIE article Dalys Pain Extractor, for
burns bruises &c kc It's effects on burns almas nasi-
cal relieving The Instant il IS applied and by renewing Ii
will suffer scarcely any pain from the burn. II is
probably fresh the nIe,nory o: many, the ofn little
eir rs Lbertysree who dreadully jured By
her clothes taking fire. that three OF first phys
clans in this city entirely her up, this ave saved
life and she is we'll We earnestly fathers
and have this article in the!, houses all
ready be used, besides it is The best thing for ous
bruises tba, be had Remember can be found II
Mad Len lnrp-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

70 The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth says
that Mr. MarshalIs letters in the Intelligencer
have been received by his constituents with marked
disapprobation. A letter from him recanting some
of his expressions of censure upon the Wing party
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

PoL1cE.-S1EALISG MONEY, &c.--A man
named Charles Frye. Monday stole $50 in bills SIG in
siver and 50 68 in gold from the money drawer of Martin
Henry Brown, of Hudson and Charlton
with whom he wrought, and from whom he also stole a
csat-,he whole of The value of $95 49, He absconded but
caught Monday morning with the coat his back
and all the ley in his pocket except sovereign and
was cOmmittet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

II IN TIE CLIMATE THE UNITED STATES. II is the
asna The present OF ,.e tal lays The loun
ds,ion OF anice, Ever compian mis- and other bilious
affections Residents oil the South and West, and
nifty generally reminded ta, oscooos INDIA CHoA-
cocU 10 he found r. BOVINE Cos. IS John proves
successful prrentiye those dis swe!
as an unaiing remedy their eiectua cure. SIS In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

T Atm Convention of tho Delegate. a..
several Wards OF the Cy and County NewYo,t w sse
The Broadway House, the Sh OF October n, Sss1
BERT BENSON, Esq, wa, called TO The Chair 49, 90. y
w. TOWNSEND appointed Secretary, wien the o;oqss u
gentlemen unanimously sclecIea Delegates ~ ~
Seraorial Convention OF the Fr>t Senatorial D;sU Us
meet a, the Broadway House, in this City, on Tess
ith of October inst al 10 nominate suitable @
Tbr Senator for said District, viz f'@e
JEREMY l.. CROSS, EGsExT BgSsox
HENRY r. DusHAH, JAMES Is. BsrNsx.,.
WILLIAM W. roDD, ALIEN. l.. McDoSra'
WILLIAM STEVENS, hrGs l. WooD
Isaac ApRiAScs. NATHANIEL J. Boz,
ELEAyAs :. LAZAscs, GEORGE B. THotp
JAMES GILLESPIE.
EGBERr b BsNSoN chs;rr,,
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

NJ Persons who have any doubts Of the efficacy of BRIs
tolls SARsAPARIlLA, are invited call any Of the to
lowing Cny references before purchasing the article:
John Giles. S0l Pearl-street.
William W. Randolph 57S Feurh-street.
Lloyd Bryant, No. Avenue G..
Vim. II. Stinene,s, 80 Cedar-sreet
Mr. johnson, 20 James street.
William Stebbns, OF Rivngion and Rdge.si streets.
Richard Saith, 81 Cln,on-slreet.
Robert II. Gorslen, IS OraGge-street
Mrs a. Hodge, SO Ridgesrec.
William Wilson, So Lewis street.
NJ. Nandcwater, 34 Madison street..
Lempel Leland, sc Hudson street.
|. G. Reed, l4S Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Mrs Ward, 6S Bayard-,,reet.
j. w Henderson,, 27S Crand-Street.
James MEG i'll, 33G Grand-s,rcet
II. x. Knapp, q Avenue B-house 59i FourtfSrect
John Cuv5r, l9l Slauton-s,ree
do wish 10 purchase this medicine until ieT
fully satisfy themselves that all that SAID OF Is true Il.
therefore, they viii take tic trouble to cali on r Burger
80 Courapdt.s,rec, At NEau'S, l33 Broadway, they
can examine substaD;iaed testimony III addition 10 the
above, which will prove concusycly that the article is
what il purports 10 be. I. e. BRISTOL
CAuTIoN.-As the fame OF this wonderful medicine
tends numerous preparations Sprlnging M 10 reap
part OF lis reputation. The afflicted, therefore, SHOULD be
careful they wish the article to ask for Brsol> and
that the written signature OF g. c. Bristol across the
cork of he bottle.
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the country.
wianl Burger Wholesale Agent, 80 Courtlend,tree
and 1853 crcct, and at retail al ;!e following
places Mi!haus Pharmacy. l9S Broadway; Rush;on j
AsDinwal, 10 Broadway SIS Wiam-s,ree and 10 hsior
" d Il Avenue D &. Cuac. enbu>h 7N9 Greenwct->t.
aRdA Hill 2o8 Greenwich street; J. q. Reed, lt3 Fulton
street, BROOKLYN j. j. COddingiop, nj Spring and
iluso-s;;cct, D. II. Burtneit Third Avenue corner OF
Eishi-S,reei; Philip Merkle S83 GranGaTret; Daniel B.
Tucker, $50 Granstreet Dickinson Goodwin Hartford