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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

w bos'oh, Odpt tii, Hnally sailed Win them
Tor Boston, whence they arrived on the Dist
of May, having been Ill days from Portland.
From the Farmers Monthly Visitor f.,
WASHINGToN'S FAVORfTE SUPPER.
twas said of Washington thai his favorite
meal for supper was a tumbler of milk and
piece of cornmeal bread newly baked
This we think can be recommended for
those who are DESTROYS of sound sleen and
good health and to those whose appetites
have not been vitiated by high seasoned
food, nothing can suFpass il as acceptable 10
the palate. For those who labor hard. and
require something substantial TO restore
spent strength, il as strong food to the man
OF leisure it is light food; to the disordered
powers, it is simple food and in milk is
found great corrective of an unhnped
appetite; TO the feeble it is light and nutri-
cious food, and dreams and nightmare leave
undlsturbed the repose of those who lie
down after such composing supper
1t was among the anecdotes OF Washing
ton that after he became President of the
United States he had occasion to make a
short journey from Philadelphia, and al
though he desired rather privacy than noto-
rIe,y, people, would gather TO the road sides
and places of his stopping for the purpose of
beholding him. He had ridden until night
and had frequently been under lhenecessity,
Of returning and recprocating attentions,
This with the ride had fa;igued him and he
was DESTROYS OF quiet supper and retire.
ment to bed as soon as he should reach
the tavern. But as he drew towards the
village the people we're becoming more snu-,
merous, and au address aud supper in COM
pany awaited him. To avoid this with his
only attendant he took retired road and,
pushed at galop TO reach the stopping place
for the night. In the darkness he aligIded from
hls horse unknown went in, and his friend that
accompanied him applied for supper and
lodgings. II was the house where prepara-.
tons were making, and the answer wasthat
no supper could be prepared at present, for
every body was fully occupied in the prepa-
rations for Gen Washington who was expect-
ed every minute. IAN we want is pitcher
oinew milk and piece of corn bread. if
you have il. You can have that at once -
was The reply; and Washington and his
friend took their supper quietly and with
out other company The innkeeper was
then told that the general having supped
was iatigued, and wished to retire at once
to bed; that he wished 10 be excused TO.
those whose kindness had bro't them to-
geiher to see him, but that without reffesh-
ing sleep he apprehended that he would be.
unfit to proceed in the morning, when il
would be happy TO see his friends before his
departure.
The tavern keeper. who had an idea that
a great man must have great supper,
after Washington had retired, made known
what is above related, aud the next morn
ing the chief arose, refreshed and animated
to cheer his countrymen, and pursue his
journey, es eW a..i--a -.
Ye farmers of the Granite and other
States, who from your own efforts and the
information obtained from the Visitor, shall
become rich, keep, Iadmonish YOU. 10 vour
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

have confidence in the representations made bv
Martha Conlin, and.have full knowledge of hei
case ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward the city Of New York
Dec. ID, 1912
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 3
years. and hereby certify that The foregoing state.
ment made by herself is correct.
Mrs MARY b. LLOYD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

Maiden L0dies.--We know of no situa-
ton more unpleasant, than that Of maiden
lady, on the downhill Of life, whose parents
have long since passed away, leaving her
IN poverty, with nobody to love and take
care other Like a solitary tree she re-
mains to buffet the tempests and the storms
office IL sickness come upon her no one
appearsto feel sufficient interest in her wei
fare, to watch beside her bed and admin
'sier to her wants. aad if she remains in
disposed for few weeks and the rent of
her room is not likely to he paid, she is po-
iitely informed that the poorhouse is the best
place for her where she can haze every thing
comfortable. Words and tears will have
no avail in church going and Christian
community, Though look might among
the heathen-and she is compelled TO exert
herself little, is helped into an open wagon
and driven off in post haste to the poor
house, where she is never heard of again,
unless in spite Of her maadies, she recov-
ers and is able TO work once more and earn
her living
Poor, friendess women, we pity them
and who does not that possesses human
heart! Yet with all our boosted beney oIeace
-onr sympathy (orthe far-olr Ilindoo-our
contributions 10 support gentlemen. aud la
dies as missionaries on some distant por-
lions of the globe--our carloads Of, change
collected every month, 10 build Colleges,
educate lazy young men for the ministry,
support presidents, secretaries aud directors
OF education, missionary and tract societies
Our sending preachers abroad TO travel
for their heallh-building chapels ten thou
sand miles from home, SC, Great God I!
how can such charities be acceptable
Portland Tribune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

How TO MAKE MoNEY.-Let the business
of everybody alone, and attend TO your own.
Don't buy what you don't want Use eve
ry hour to advantage, aud study to make
every hour useful. Find recreation in look
ing after your business, and SO your busi-
ness will not be neglected in looking after
recreation, Look over your books regular
ly. Should stroke OF misfortune come
upon you in trade, rctrcnch, work harder,
but never fly the track Confront difficult
ties with unainching perseverance,. aud
they will disappear at last. Pay debts
promptly, ard SO exact your dues. Keep
your word, Take the papers. Advertise.
y Wool FROM THE FAR WEsT.-Tbe St.
Louis New Era Of the Both ult. says, that
the steamboat laian. on. her last trip from
the Missouri, brought down twelve bales of
wool, marked for Lowell, Massachusetts,
Il was baled al bonneville, and is the pro-
duet of Cooper County. 81 t...,a 4 .,.i5.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

know Martha Conlin, and have known.of her
suffering illness
JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop Of New York,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

= place fall confidence IN the statement made by
Martha Conlin, having known her for the past %
years will cheerfnlly give any particulars in re-
!anon to her case 10 those who NAV visit further
Information. Sr ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lim, Prnce-street, New York 'N AA''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
W. MEREDITH

inform the citizens of Richmond and
' the adjacent counties, that he has moved next door 10 MeSrs
n Co, n few doors above Messrs- Kent kendah * Al
water. where he will sell as cheap, Il not cheaper than any other
establishment. in the city. for cash or city aeeeptanees' wholesale
and rctal-the following. comprising a part Of his stock to which
he invites the attention Of buyers generally;
Wool dyed blue Blk. Cloth Do do black do
Indigo blue do; Invisibl. green do; Olive brown do
Rlk. and blue TIN. Cashmere; Single mill blue blk French DO
Light fancy French do; Silk velyets and other Vestings
Plain blk. and fgd satin do; Wide blue blk. striped Silks
Wide blue blk. Gro de Rens DO blk. satin Tuck
Blue Blk. striped watered Silks; Plain do do Do do black
Rlue bk. Gro de Swiss Black do do; do Matuoni Lusinng
Blk stnchew and Sarcenet Handsome light Silks, assorted
New style striped ombre SILK; White watered Gro de Napp
White pink and green Gro Deugrique, for eonnets
ChuSan. for dresses; Stripes and fancy Mousin de Lane
nix and blue hk. DO: do do do do BombaLine
Bik. and blue blk. Alpaca Lustre; Blk. satin stripe Bazanne
Blue bin. Grape. for wells Biz. and blue blu. Love Wells
Pink. green and blue and bun French Cambnes
Also. French Chintz for 25 cts BalZarines ana Lawns
Stripe Swiss MuslinT Plain and cold Tarltain Muslin
Pink and blue do; Jaeonei and other Cambnes
silk and cotton Hosiery in great variety
Ladies hid Gloves, all enlors; Mems do do
Pausols and sun Screens; SILK and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets; DO Bonnet Ribbons
All knds Gro de Napp do; Camb. & Swiss Edgings & InssTings
Iisle Iaces and Edgings; Thread Iaees, beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hdkfs; Splendid revier stitched do
Also, a few magnificent Green Bemge, for wells
Handsome Brussels and other nets for caps
Infants french wrought caps; french Dtmiy Tor collars Gu 5
Dmhy Collars aud CUFFS; Insh Linens in great variety
Linen Kenings for Hdkfs; Brown French and Grass Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling; Bleached cotton shirting
O. and I24 Hamilton cotton Sbeeting
IO4 and le4 Linen sheetngS Birdseye and other Diapers
Huckabuck and Russia do
Damask Napkins and hleaehed Table Cloths
blsached Linen do. Victoria Net Robes
Do MarseTIes skirts; Corded do do; Grass Cloth for do
French CoIars and Coloret- fancy elk [! hngd Mitts, Bk. dodo
Calcoes, I, 5, G. Z cts and upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg Oznaburgs
-, 30 and a. brown cotton Cloth
Ionsiale, Phoenix and other Nankeen ap .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
ELLIS & ELLETT, Agents.

To all whom 10 mny concern: Having been In q low
state Of health for several years from the Dyspepsia, bilious com
plants and debility which followed a long attack offever which had
had AM being often troubled with a sour stomach and a sick head
aeh. with n feeling Of wsanness hngour. and depression of spirits.
and having frequently taken Caiomel and various other remedies
with very slight benefit was recommended BY a friend TO try
Smiths Biucns Or Ronovator % Health" sold by MessnA Ellis a
Enett whenl commenced using than they caused a slight sickness
OF the stomach but determined to pereverc, thinking that could
not BE- Worted. and 10 my great satisfaction I soon found great and
manifest elet-Ihe medicine carried oil the bile, and strengthened
me very quickly and entirely restored my health. IN my opinion
the remedy j. one ofgeat value, which 1 freely and strongly recon.
mend. A MORRIS
July. 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

BRANNAN s. CO.'S Old Dominion Clothing Store, to the op
- pnste side Of the street and facing the Franklin Hotel John
Eaheys Old stand South side OF Main I'd House from Governor
street
We would embrace this opportunity and method 81 making
known 10 the citizens Of Richmond fs vicinity and the State, That
We constantly keep on hand Clothing Of all kind, and more cspeci-
ally for the current and approaching seasons, which We will sell at
reduced prices for cash We respectfully invite all 10 call and in
spect our stock, whether they want the goods or not. An goods
sold by Us that do not please in every respect. may be returned. and
he money refunded. ErAu goods warranted. IA n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TIME subscriber would call the attention OF the
Il public to this universal rule among good merchants thai
where the customer does no, promptly meet his engagements an
indemnibing profit is charged, and where be has many such euao
mers he has from necessity TO charge his good customers mors thar
he would otherwise. IL Is my de erminanon TO let no such nsees
siy cxnt. By refusing credit To all such which Will enable me to 81
CHE APER THAN EVER. Those who buy for cash or pay
promptly quarterly, l would suggest the propueiy OF Their
calling on me, S doors below the Bell Tavern. at my old stand be
fore purchasing as an DETERMINED TO Skill to such customers, II
offering them GOOD ARTICLES, at a very small advance upon
cost. can effect sales GEo- w @hhIlEh
\ m No charge for selling my customers produce. nor for de
Hveunr their goods bought Of me athe Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
AREAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
DIR. III.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

5 acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
ID in The East, in the West, IN the North, and in The South n trial
always proves its virtues for Coughs, Colds Splitting Blood, Ticking
or Rising Sensations IN the Throat Bronchitis Wbooping Cough,
Asthma, Weakness Of the Nervous System, or Impaired Constitution
from any cause; and TO prevent Tersons falling into a decline, this
medicine has no equal A great number OF the best testimonials OF
its virtues may be seen by calling at Dr. swaynes- All preparations
from this valuable tree, except the above DR.. Swayneis Compound
Syrup Of VIII Cherry, are fictitious and counterfeit To be had Of
NH Is T.. JOHNSTON, Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE Field.

VINuoMAs TyRER. Manufacturer and Importer Of Guns. Rines
II r.s,ol~ Se- has the pleasure IL inlaunins the Members OF
NOR extensive and eboiee asortnentof Goods in his line that can be
found In any Sraaar establishment AMI az tn workmanship they
cannot BE- eseened all OF which viii be soil At very reduced prices
Amongst his assortment arr the following;
GUNS AND FowI.ING TACKLE.
superior Damascus wire and suebtwiss double AMI single esrrol
Guns
Double and single plain stubb twist Guns
10 Do do pain and imitation twist do
DO do do common German do
HAS steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duening pocket bt and travelling Pistols
sefeoeking single and ss barrel revolving Pistols
Gun. Rife and Pistol fowp-r ftask~
Double and Single shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Pain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps nj Is cents per 1000
spotSnens Liquor FasSs and Pocket Tumhhes
English. American and Scotch Gunpowdsr
Dog Cans Collars WHIPS Chains and Couples
Huntsmens Rowing Horns and HUGHES
Wash Rods shot Chargers Cap fnmeu, Oh Cups Rails
Patent Gun wadding. Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing roies in points and walSins Canes English SIN India
Gra~a and Hair Lines SHkwoun Gut Fishing Floats Hooks on Gut
Moods LIMERICK Kirby and Virginia Fsh Hooks
Superior and Plain 9Th. German silver and Plated mounted
Swords Officers SILK SaShss Sword pehs Gilt and Plated Epauetus
wiaes Virginia Isfansp and TrNTers Buttons Clasps; sword
Canes Hooks Swivcts Ta~eh< stars Gloves Lace Brad Worsted
Wings Pompoons &C &c
Ehouis Rodgers AMI Smiths superior finished and warranted
Ra1ors Superior Ivory. Buck rSNha and Silver Mounted roeset Pen
spoTSmens Drk. Deer and Pruning Knives % RcagerS Crooks
and wOceenhehns manufacture, Rodgers superior LADIES' AMI
Genhemens Scissor"
Coil and Silver mounted and Steel Walking Canes with and with
cut Swords Gold ami silver EverPOnsed Pencils superior Pocket
Books and Wallets Gmoss and oSkST steel PeaS oQera and suPe
nor spy GhSc- Tnvcners Compa~ess Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws Segar Cases Key Rings rwse~rS Tooth Brushes sauG
Boxes Pocket Rules superior Patent TAPS Measures Riains. Gig
De THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

] do hereby certify that I have used Smiths Bhiers, or Renova-
TOR NJ Health for four years past on myself and family, and recon-
nendsd i 10 a number Of others, and IN no one case has Il failed u
give relief when q was properly adhered to. fused il IN diseases Of
The stomach, SICK headache, bilious fever, dsondered bowels and In
every case The patient found relief I wouid therefore recommend IL
to all who may be diseased to try H. It is a pleasant bitter and acts
gently on the bowels WIN. WATTS.
JrLv ga. I8fg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R 4 LYELL,

lave Just received a fresh supply Of Garden
- seeds from the Norh-aiso, several different kids ~ Garden
seeds grown IN this State, an q which they recommend a. fresh
and genuine.
AHTICHoRE-Crcsn CIobe.
AsPARAGrs-Gam or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANs-Rroad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk. Parry Dwarf
Mohawk Erg Eahy Sir Week Eahy YenoF SIX Week. Long
rd Marrow Dwarf Red SPECIFIED French. Royai Dwarf White
POLE BEANs-noueuHBm POI. Large White Lima. searit
Runner. White Dutch Runners.
BEEr-Eahy Bood Tunip. Parry Yellow. French Rugar. Ling
Bood Manrel Wurreu.
BROCCOLi-Large Puwis Care.
CABBAGL-Baurrfa. Cromwell Dmuhead. Eany BunocFs
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy. Eahy Sugar Loaf Eady Yofk. Pat
Brunswick Green Cufed savoy, Large Yort. rats sugar Loaf
Red Pickhng.
CARROT-Tanr Orn4r.
CAULfFtOWEH-Eany md Late BYteb.
~CuRN-smfhs Ertn Eany.
Turkey. ~
BGG P~LANT-Pure.
ENDfVE-CwenC ursd
kALE-Gfeeu CURED aeafeh.
L~ETTuCE-Broun Dutch. Esdy DrInhssd Tsriy sis.s Gree,
Nuunor ieR"
NA~rrRTWg.
OkhA-fnna ard SHIRT
ONlON-sdvef skn. Yen1a Ftn.
FAkrLEf-Cuf-i ard Fnrr.
fAhSNP-ETtm iafue Lane Du,eb.
FhAs-blue impenal Dwarf Nar1afst Dwarf Green v,,,,v
y,'sny.II ~ teiy b.trs Dwarf Enu Eany si1shir sr
hSDlsh~Baeks panish Red Tanap LING sesnet WIN. T.,
Satisfy o. VEGETABLE OYTrYR
HFlNAGB-Pncky ~ Pan Round Tessed or s-,o.
neck yellow stnt1d "'N"f
IONArO-iawc Red
~TuRNP-EaHy Whrs Dufeb. Rsry ysu. NJ.
SVhs hany White -tnue, Red Top Rsts Bsga. WhHs P.t w..
n'So-'anay seed and en- a.ornent u Fbpsss H-s6
| WINDOW GLAss.-sO bore. a-.,r,d. er ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

the United States Court for the Eastern
Il District OF Virginia. Nav IG. lss3-In the matter Of bank
upiey of JAMES r. CHRISTIAN, Of the county OF Mathews. in
the Eastern Virginia District The said James 2. Christian. who
has been deeTeed a bankrupt by this Court, having filed a petition
praying for his discharge; IL j. ordepd, that notice thereof be pub
hshed IN 4 newspaper printed IN the City Of Richmond. seventy
days AT least before the LIT day OF August next. when a hearing will
be- had on the said petition, at the United State. Court Room. in the
City Of Richmond. and all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may appearat the said time and place,
ard show cause IL any they have, why the prayer Of the said peu-
toner should not be granted. ACopy-Tcste,
I'M l7-MllM HENRY GIBSON clerL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
FAMILY MEDICINES!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n
Il supply Of Family Medicines by retail all warranted genuine
Among them are
Sands Saraparna from the manufacturer
Houcks PauaoeA- WenSsefs Restorer
RoNanFs only tuc and genuine Tonic Mixture" a panaeea
for Ague and Fever
Benarrs Cbolca Medicine. for the cure Of Choien MoTbuS
DiAuhea- &c &c
COMPOUND White Oak syrup a new article for the cure Of
Cholera Inanium and obstinate DtAuhea, prepared from the
original receipt by an experienced physician and used by him
with remarkable success for a number of years % This
valuable medicine Is prepared and soh only by
WILLIAM n. HARDWOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19

e. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
w ami the public generally. that he has Just received a fanas
soTmeut Of Fashionable Winter Clothing, the materials Of which
have been purchased tins Pan IN the cites Of Philadelphia an y.
YORK for CASH. and manufactured in the city q Bahnmose Al the
hshionAbs establishment Of John VI. oNmL corner Of Market and
Charles streets II Is unnecessary 10 say any thing further, (only 20
enumeraie a part of my asormenl a. the style and quality % IA,
make u wei known 10 the eruzcns of Virginia
Ny assortment consists IN pa1 Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek and Over Coats
BeEie and Josnvine do do do
Cloth and Camiet CloakS. pant Of them Mcintosh style
Sup. West of England Cloth Dress and FrOek Coats
PanuIcons Of PLAIN and fancy Cashmere, VARIOUS styles and
qualities
Vests OF Velvet Cashmere, Merino, SILK and saun
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
Do Bo~oms and Couar
Flannel Lambs Wool Merno, Shaker Shirts and Dawers Poek-
ct Handksrehefs. Cravats searf. Opera Ties and Stocks Gloves
SaspenderS half Hos, sc
Samples Of the most fashionable Cloths. CasAmeres and NesungS
which VIII make to order in the most fashionable manner and At
the shortest notice.
The advantages of the purchase OF these Goods VIII enable me To
srLL GREAT aARsN * CLOTHING, and l respectfully invite the
public to call and examine for themselves de3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
4 trict Of Virginia. at Norfolk. May Ord, Iss3-GEoRGE e.
BOuRDEfrE. of the Town OF Portsmouth. having filed his peti
ton on the 1ith day Of February last. praying that he may be de-
elared a bankrupt And Il appearing to the court that the pubiea-
ton Of notice To all persons Interested To appear and show cause
against said petition. has no, been published In conformity with the
rules OF Court: II 5 therefore ordered. that all persons claiming to
be creditors OF the said George c. Bourdete show cause to the
court. on the 26th day Of June next, why the said George &. Bour-
dette should not be declared bankrupt pursuant To the act OF Con
gress in that behalf and that n copy Of this order be published in
the newspapers according To the ed and sih rules OF court
ACopy-Tesfe,
ina lQ-IawSw A. A. COwDFRY Clark
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
DIR. univ. Utero Abdominal Supporter

THIS new instrument for the radical cure OF Pro-
p !; s.: !: !" !. ! !: !: !: I" !. !: =: !: !; !: q: 4. !: !. !. !. {: !. !: &: !. C: 6" !" !: :: =. !. !. " !: :: =: !. !: :. :: !. !. !.
G.TL1 hpsns Utei, or falling Of the Womb, by external
WAA application superseding the Us Of the obJeetona-
~ 4be PesSar, is confidently recommended 10 the at
hicted as the means Of perfect restoration to health
IA il never having failed of performing a cure, even
under the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained a very high character IN Europe as
well as in this country. 1t Is adopted to the entire dsuse Of Pessa-
ies and all other painful surgical eNpedient, and Is universally
recommended by medical men Of the highest rank. IL gives imme-
date relief when fitted to the form Of the patient from those dis
tresdns symp,oms attendant upon all cases Of Proapsus, and always
effects a permanent cure. 1t is gratifying TO state that It has met
the decided appreciation Of every medical man who has had a PTae-
ucal knowledge of is utility, aud OF every patient who has wontt
Permission is given TO refer. in Richmond, to Doct i. johnson;
Prof !. p. McuaueE Prince Edward q. H..
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at 4, NeSy
street. New York. having a separate entrance from the business
department, where a lady Is in constant attendance to apply tusscs
and supporters to female patients
Pamphlets describing It's Use and applications can he had at
the office. II Of any OF the agents in the country. For sale in Rch-
mond 10y apis PEYTON JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

AAI T. offer with great confidence as "a VaIua-
w Die and successful remedy for Dyspepsia, sick headache, ner-
vous AMI bilious complaints. collie, cOsiveness sour stomach. debni-
~, female distractions and for the various and complicated ahec
tons arising from Indigestion, Smith Bhuen or Renovator Of
Healh" We have received many testimonials Of their efficacy. n
few only Of Which, Tor want NJ space, we suhjOin. That II Is a safe,
innocent and eneetual remedy, does not admit Of a doubt with all
those who have tned them.