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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24
VERMONT.

1863 From Bellows Falls to Paper Mill Village, 6
miles and back, once a week
Leave Bellows Falls every Thursday at 9 m; ar
rive at Paper Mill Village same day by III IN.
Leave Paper Mill Village every Thursday at ~ M
arrive at Bellows Falls same day by 9 p IN.
1854 From East Charleston by Morgan and Hol-
land, to Derby, IL miles and back, once a week
Leave East Charleston every Thursday at 8 m
arrive at Derby same day by u M
Leave Derby every Thursday at p m; arrive a,
East Charleston same day by IN.
sos From Hyde Park Lamoville h, by
North Hyde Park, Belvidere, Four Corners, Ave
rvs Gore and Montgomery, to East Berkshire, SO
miles and back, once week
Leave Hyde Park every Friday at 9 m; arrive
al East Berkshire same day by 10 pm
L~ave East Berkshire every Saturday at 6 a m;
arrive at Hyde Park same day by pm
300 From Rochester by Brandon to Shole S
Landing, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Rochester every "Wednesday at a m; ar
rive at Sholes Landing same day at 6 pm
Leave sholes Landing every Thursday at m;
arrive at Rochester same day by6 pm
L3TProposals to carry three times week will
be eonsld red; also TO carry In two horse coaches
361 From Townsend, by Grafton to Che,ter, 90
miles and back, once a week
Leave Townsend every Wednesday at m; ar.
rive at Chester same day by I'm
Leave Chester every wednesday at p m; arrive
at Townsend same day by z p m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24
RTIODETSI.kNp

hitODt ISLAND.
oar rfv,f' .i,i,,.0N ~ rrus, r,,,,s o-,,, So,
90 miles and back, once week.
Leave Providence every TUESDAY Adam, ar
rive at West Brook6eld next d,y by ANN
Leave West Brookheld every THURSDAY AZ 6 a m
arrive At Providence next day by pm
oBidders are requested to name the intermedr
ate of1ces Proposals are invited for more freou.n,
service also, 10 carry in two horse coaches
olB Prom Providence, by Fruit Hill, 10 Centre
vile, IL miles and back, once awek
Leave Providence every Thurstsyst a m ar.
rive at Centrevlle same day by ~ m
Leave Cen,reyille every Thursday att D m; ar.
rive at Providence same day by Ppm
ABfropo'ss TO Commence service at Print Hill
are invited. ." run mn
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of tho mi
ted states from the LIST July s43 to the 3Oth Junc
lsi5, on the following post routes in New YorL viii
DC received at the Department until O'Clock n m
May wv iO'' VI
NEW YoRh.
- 1871, From Attica by Yarysburg, Johnsonburg
Worth Java and East Java, TO China, q miles and
back, once week
r., Leave Atlica every Monday attain; arrive At
China same day by l2m
leave china every Monday at pm: arrive at
Aitioa same day by 9pm ~
1892 From Collins TO Irwin. Ia, oai,ol :. a.. 49,,
OF Congress- - miles and back. once weck
Leave Collins every
rive at Irwin same day by
Leave irwin every -- at a.
rive at Collins same day BY ---
1888. From Cassvilo to Bsbcock Hill. three miles
and back once a week.
Leave Csssville every Monday at m arrive n,
bsoeoos HUI ZANE day by loan
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24

PROPOSALS foi carrying the mails Of the United
States from the let Of July lsi3 to the Both Of June
SIG on the following routes in Kentucky. Tennes-
sec, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana,
VIII be received 81 The Post Office Department until
p. m. of the 18th Of April next to be decided by
The 10th Of May.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24

Leave Blainville every Tuesday at IN; arrive at
Sheloeta same day by SPIN
1889 From Shelocta, by Plum creek and Smcks-
burg 10 Clarion, 90 miles and back once a week.
Leave Sheloela every "Wednesday at & a IN; arrive
at Clarion next day by 0pm
Leave Clarion every Friday at a mi arrive at She
octa next day by 6pm
I7i0 From Stroudsburg by Spring Mills TO Bush
Kill 10 miles and back once a.week
Leave Stroudsburg every Tuesday at a III; ar
rive at Bushkill same day by ~ IN
Leave Busbk every Tuesday at ] p m; arrive at
SlroudsbuIg same day by SPIN
tTiI FROM Tionesta by the residence of John
Henry to Plumer IL miles and back once a week
Leave Tione ia every Monday at m; arrive al
Plumer same day by III
Leave Plumer every Monday by p m; arrive at
Tionesta same day by pm
I742 From Waynesburg by Rogersylle and Cen
treyile, TO Blacksville, Va IA miles and back
a week.
Leave Waynesburg every Wednesday at a IN; ar
rive at Blacksmith same day by ] IL IN
Leave Blacksmith every Wednesday at D m;
rive at WaynesbuIg same day by l-2pm
l743 From Whitehaven by Port jenkins and Phil
psburg, to Beaumont, % miles and back a
week.
Leave Whitehaven every Thursday a, m; ar
rive at Beaumont same day by pm
Leave Beaumont every Thursday at : a N; arrive
at Whiiehaven same day by ~ IN
l744 From Wilamspon TO Cartehouse, 70 miles
and back once a week.
Leave Wilamspor every Tuesday at a M; ar
rive at Cartehouse next day by 8 p IN
Leave Cartehouse every Thursday at a m; arrive
at Wamspon next day by pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
Decisions In Cbancery.


DEC 26-His Honor pronounced number Of decisions
this morning at his Chambers The following spplica.
tons for divorce granted
Uilham Mcbride Sarah Maria Mc.9rdle-This was
apple alton made by the husband for divorce the
ground Of nfdelity on the part OF the wife
,Joseph M jacobs VS.. T.. " - T. On the
grounds. Application granted with costs.
Louisa Boc,ls VS.. J. G. Bocris-Appication granted
with costs.
Frances Field VS.. Dartd Ffed.-Application granted
with costs.
Idulla Siocum ID. j. Siocum-A divorce granted
and order entered giving to the mother the custody Of
her infant with allowance from the property of her
divorced husband.
Ellen Fernier James FernierApplication granted,
Helen Cirsocious James g. Cirsocious,-Appcation
granted, with costs
Emma Stent Joseph w S,ent-Divorce granted, with
costs
Nor Whitmarth VS.. Whitmarth.-n this case
there evidence sufficient to warrant divorce
previous to the filing Of the bill although there was strong
grounds for believing that since the filing Of the BILL tho
defendant had been guilty OF adultery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
u. = Circuit Court


Dc. 26.-There was quite scene in the Court room
this morning. caused by the appearance the bench Of
Judge Caron of the Supreme Court OF the United staes
whisper heard that he the ofthe late
respected Judge Thompson, but in few minutes 1t APP
peared that he the newly selected candidate and
Pirate No 2-Mahews was placed the bar. for trial
the charge ofwhch Babe was found guilty The
appearance of the prisoner uDfavorabehe eye is rest
less and rovng-and the owness Of the forehead shows
great lack of character and intelligence He displayed the
unconcern which he evinced when placed i'll the
box with Babe.
MIR BARRrTr the part of the people, moved that the
trial be proceeded with forthwith but the counsel for the
long affidavit setting forth that the prisoner not
twenty years OF age, and native Of Whehaven, in
the State Of Maryland and bore respectable character in
that part the country and that his witnesses could not
be got here until the February term to which period he
asked posponement
then the request Of Mr. Nash the trial was delayed until
Wednesday
A True BA-The Grand Jury came into Court and pro-
scented bill ondicment against Henry Jackson for
stealing chronometer from board an American ship,
while lying at the dock in Bristol England
attempting 10 Create Reroh William Williams aud
Albert Jupiter placed on their trial for an attempt
TO create revolt on board the American whale ship silas
Richards on the sth August lS43 The evidence TO
tain the charge they refused tos discharge their duty
and logged On the part Of the pr evidence
brought forward to sustain the accusation Of cruelty
against the Captain The will be continued today
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Emmans and woodruff
Drc % The following persons were sworn as Grand
Jurors:-Thomas Denny, Edward Anthony VIM. Colgate.
Thomas Dyer Thomas Clark Edward Fox William H.
Falls II. NJ. Forester, Joseph w. Ravens, J. V. D. B.
Fowler, J. J. Hall, James Lewis, John Muard, c. NJ.
Marry, Philip Pcch, James Kerrigan, James Murphy,
Mark Spencer, Walter w Townsend, and Patrick Mott
30
The Petit Jury calendar called over and sufficient
number appeared TO proceed to business.
Judge KENT charged the Jury very briefly. There
four of murder the calender and for
The prisoners Williams, Leuga and Kohranch
severay arragned and pleaded not guilty Williams is
charged with the murder OF stanley Leutga and Kohl
ranch accused Of the murder Of Mrs Leuga and
ting fire the house The Of Jones for the murder
Of Doyle in political is also before the Grand Jury.
Jones was arrested in New Orleans and is now his
passage back to this port TO stand his trial
The trial OF Williams is set down. the request of his
counsel for Tuesday the ID January and that OF the other
prisoners for the Monday following
The Court then adjourned, there was no business
ready. l.f...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
NIIrSIC.
IpSprH ANNERFU. Professor

JOsErH gAMWERER, Professor &C MPsic respectfully
Announces 10 ne rItons the puoic In general that he
has removed IN So Crosby stett s Laureas stree whers
ali nrIers Tor rs Cot on Band form PARTIES. &c in
or on OF towp ~ he received aud Promptly attenfrdto
Orders for will ALTO - received at Mrs w Dubois
Nj. 10 S,o,s No 2s5 Broadway. d2g Ina re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce Ct cents per copy So - per annum-
hostages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper IN tts city,
the oor and n therefore the best channel for business
men in the city country Prices moderae-cash in adj
vance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopRIEroR THE HERALD EsTABLnHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
Court Of Oyer and Terminer.

or.1 nO REWARD-The jewelry No 10 Bowery,
lOO was entered on the night Of the Tth inst end robbed
ewerv ronssne Of gold and silver guard and fob chains,
god seals and keys ladies and sentlensns breaches
soed cold ear ng lcckes finger silver specks
and other Articles which sold ia jeyelry shops.
The above reward will be given for the o. the property
-, ''V' JOHN LOCKWOOD,
YIoo nsre .... Ia Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
xNt Rog9TETs, ELoWEKY5, PLA A AND FAY:

$T@EY vASES ION IHE HOLlDAfSs LDrnI ? q
their and tn public for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
ceived opening their conservatory lhey
fully prepared all orders they may be favored with
for boquets they will be of the and de-
lcate of the season. suitable for bid other parties
they have also made to furnish flowers
year presentation which will quite equal in beauty
those furnished custom the past seasons
Strangers ho favor with their orders (Which should
bs given previous 10 Saturday, rely he served
style equal to that of similar and
prices mo moderate than heretofore Choice flo
ranged ia fancy baskets which have been ned than
the richest boquets filled with flowers FROM
dollars eachL amelia plants of every shade and tint just
handing their lovely blossoms amongst which Alba Pena
FimbreAta and Candids,ima with their white flowers
tint Imbricata, unsurpassed in FORM with be utiiu
notified and shaded yaIietiss such Donckear Sebod
rails ysregaed Americans and host Of Others, great va
glasses birds and bird gold fish and globes Vegetable
and flower seeds OF description warranted fresh the
call and Judge for themselves
All orders thankfully received and executed with prompt
ness. DUNLAP & CARAVAN.
dc 5t*rc 6a5 Broadway Blocker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
MUSIC FuK Parties.
..ns - NyETSa n Ep f.nA MpSS

A6EsSRS q. WEISs FIR tiRAMBSS, Professors OF
vi Music respectfully announce their patrons the ladies
and OF New York and its vicinity that their Coion
Baud rp'ed 70 PLAY the admired aud fashionable
Music FOR Priv4ls Parties, Soiress Sc
Orders thankfully received aGi puuctuitY attended 10 az -
Del st. MfMiots Music Saloon s2s Broadway
40 Nh I0liie's Music store SOS hrondHay ~ lm't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

Az FOR LIvERPOOL-wih Despatch-The splen
Mx$ did well known fast sailing and favorte packet ship
port with quick despatch.
She has excellent for few cabin passengers
who will be taken moderate Application be made
board, foot Of Peck slip
dos re w, l. TAPsCOTT, 10 Peek slip.
- AN OFFICE in the first loft of wanted the
..9 of January, either Ia Peal between Maiden
4W and Old slip, here that neghboIhood -
The advertisers will have goods occasionally which they
pect the building the usual Of
Apply at rs William ST., up stairs. DDS STR
AEA TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau stree, IN the
1,:R Herald Bulldogs, from the rst Of February Apply
Jul this oih5e. dlSr
80 FARM W.NTED-A. gentleman wants to purchase
@, good farm Of thirty to fifty eighty situated in
pleasant healthy place, within twenty miles
Of New York Address A. to be Left the Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

nnC9RK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
MBOOTS-The subscriber makes order Boots Of the
above descriptions Of the finest quality of French Calf
~ skim in the latest style reasonable prices. Cen
for inferior articles requested to call and be convinced of
their interest in purchasing at this store
Drawings being taken Of feet and pair of Lasts kept for
each customer there difficulty getting handsome and
easy TIT.
Constantly on hand large of ready made Dress
Boots latest STYLES 50 and Double Soles from
81 to S. per pair Over Shoes Half Boots Dancing lPumps
Slippers, equally low prices.
JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fulton street,
d8 lmsec between Nassau and Dutch streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

DIG 3t~rc 60 Broadway near Blocker.
.ssAe NlBLo'S co NSERVATORY, GREENHOUSES
3 and Seed Establishment SIG Broadway, adjoining The
The publ rep'c fully informed the above ,sab
Jshment will BE- found snd Of tN-
choice red collections Of Orna ent Pants Flower
suitable for Holidv Prese IS Parlos Conservatoes &
consisting Of Camelas, Roses Aza4s and Geraniums Of the
es in bearing DaPnneas &c Sc. superb assortment of
Dutch Bulbs, viz Hyacnths Tups &c pots and glasses
which already in a Towering safe
Bouquets procured any time made of the 'ls
CANT aud fragrant howrs the Conservaioes and
arangd uHlque aud varied styles all tastes by
experienced artist.
Choice Flower Seeds will be received om Europe early
Janua y, manv varieties Of W ch will be entirely this
Herb, Gra.s and other Sc ds.
All the above Seeds will be tested their growing quail
TIES before offered for SAFE the least disappon
ment to the patrons Of this establishment
Hyacmth GLASSES, &c &c, always on hand b..
All the above articles ill be disposed of the
sonable terms, for cash only.
All orde thankfully received and executed with prompt
ness. .-t
WILLIAM NIBLO, Proprietor.
N b. The entire Stock of Seeds belonging the firm
OF Nb!o Dunlap will be sold auction bv VIM. H.
lin, at his Room Is Broad street. O'clock "Wednesday
a NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN's VELVET CAPS
Gentamens and Boys Caps, Of the latest fashion, which he
will sell cheap other establishment this city
among which be found gentemens cloth velvet,
style Of glazed and 9e otter Also hand large supply
low
Fancy FursAlso constantly hand large assortment
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices
NB-Ihe Caps oil the subscriber took the premium the
VIM BROWN
n3o lmNr lbs Chatham st. opposite Roosevelt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

NOTICE-REMOVAL,
THE subscriber informs his friends and the public that he
has removed rom the establishment 80 Bro dway his
stand 2l4 Broadway, opposite faus Church, having
out the entire interest Mr. Van Vranken large as
soItnent of Hats and Caps, constantly on hand.
JOHN N. GENIN, Tate
GENIN & VAN VRANKEN,)
ga Broadway,
do Imsm opposite st. Pauis Church.
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Az FOR LIvERPO OL--Wi Djspstch-The spleu.
ME did yell known, fast sail aud favoe packet
.RsOLlO Capt Putnam, will meet with quick despatch
for tue ABOVE port
For cabin passengers she has spacious rooms every
accommodation necessary for their comfort qiled
number of second cabin passengers be accommodaed
first in housr deck Those wishing
street, east side, or to W. j. I. TArsCOTT,
d23rc 40 Peck Slip, corner South street
khR PACKIT FOR HAvRE-second Lins---The
NM ship UTICA, +. Hewitt, will sail on the LIST
B btSSi'& HlNcKEN, sTontins Building
dsec corner Wall aud Water streets
Sk1> FOR LlvERPOOL-NEW LINE.-Reguar
8H8\ Packet of 2sth anuaryThe splendid packet ship
49, SHERIDAN, f. A. Depysier, Of 1000 tons, viii
sail aboyeher day For freight passage having
board at Orleans wharf loot Of Wall street or to
4. X. COLLINS CO.
Price Of passage, 800. S. South street
The packet ship Garrck Capt. Skiddy, Of 1000 tons,
will succeed the sddons and sail the 9th February her regular
day.
tualy as advertised. d2Trc
x&R FOR NEW ORLEANs-Lousans and New
MA York Line-Regular Packet Of De-, 3The fast sal
&&ksing packet ship GASTON, Capt o. Eldrldge, will
For freight passage having furnished
daons apply board AZ Orleans wharf foot of Wall street,
OF 10 y. X. COLLfNS&CO. Sc South street
Shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor
Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to their address
In. packet ship Oconee Capt. d. JACKSON will succeed the
ost'n, and sail the 10th Jany., her regular day. d27rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

A highly respectable but not very large audie
assembled at Clinton Hall, last evening, to hear
Wainwright's lecture on "Muslc." The kno
refined musical taste of the reverend gentlen
himsef-the attractive nature of his subject
the announcement that Mr.. Webster would att
and make some remarks. excited great inter
and but for the very inclement state of the weatl
great crowd would doubtless have been collect
As it was, however, the audience was very go
and they were all much delighted, as no doubt
readers will also be in perusing the accurate
port of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-11
ATrENTIoNIiI

lBERSONS wishing 10 buy suporior article
TOT snau pr'ss are requested sramns the following t
''- Y" ~ ',in 'ri'
fcntet hoth br,ss and pierced NJ so~
AniltotA Do d. do Iron. Do d.
Iel h'u'ss lInfd ari single
sauce Pans au. roisclttcs yer, low
Furnace. Iron bound 10 o.
Shovel and iongs B. brass SD rrs.l ,sr, 10.
Wsters ~ sfes in sca and sng.e. VARIOUS gusr,-
Hpuoons brass Bnunua and of without r.s,
Halves and Forks uu and b. dozen OF on oisft
Pocket knites from i2l cents to ? and dollars
ksf0rs Razor so7s and four SIDES Ener-n s.ri.,.
anf Mario stfop.
spsrtas ,nd spc.le, ,e ,irap Of cool a4st. and
r4fcd % su ares
soapss hfss lot Of vcy OIL which really sIesBsn YER, ,,
pis Coz ~ barr sso poratuiu snd cold sfeam
ferf1u-ato1rnc Of very Superior quality ami hy
~ hous cologne Lavender water Of ctcoHen QUALIFY
Saw ifv god saws. boti band nj Tenant
taulisst.eks--ri plated Hntania. brass and n
ioctct uooks Of an quaitcsat
hrfha Inya srerltui snl common quality
brtana Zee is sugar Bowls and Creams and separate
al stea qislitet psuefns priess
tonhs af Tooth and C1rs Haeking and Baetira
hrlshes Accsdons Mucal Wort Common yots botes
Nntnf desks Backgammon nolfs C.usn Don,noas Ns,tie
itws' Hans ani Tn whsles
o. adion hc shove 6ue assorrnsnt Or LOOKING
Glass; Toilet NAVEL Per AM suau Iooknz C,s.ss a 6nc
su rcnsfai China Crockc. Gas an,si 80.
ug aal af and hand Lamps, Chandesrt Churches Of
a. al ush bcth en- and bronze Lantsns phade.
80 EFa.risrs
Co ant siasins ny as-ortnent JAS. EVANS
Man ~ sOou ffoal Exchange Nayosl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-11

hR 70. THOMPsONS Pelvic Corset and ttero Abdominal
~ bandaEs for the relief and Of Prous Uter
q To- womb present stronger claims far appreciation ans
ob"r instruments which have been offered profession fr the
prevention and cure NJ tins distressing dis'a.e.
The aie Dr. John Hbtfe Of the Medical College Ohio Pr.
or Srva q COLUMBIA College city 81 Washington ant many
"hf' distinguished he pfoi'n speak highest terms ~
approval Of these
TAs pirN t0rs0 simple Construction, and po..s ai
Fanhges which mus be spp1Vnt0 any acquainted The
Nnliomy n he paris who VIII easy OF appratar
ana Worn BY The patient without any andg
prompt and certain relief and UfPr1asus t,r
T 1ri-ai Rasaags admirably pts the fraof ua
aieu an WON during The period o CESSATION amer dce by
banf aud dec ed suppor the Feve Nss, prevent.
ut Occurrences ~ That psnfI disease PfoapeI- Ufsr.
1fea Objection having been urged aga uss of instrument.
'ls thAtefi 10 Consequence ~ the bgh prices usually ab.i
fo them We induced ~ make Arrangement. ~
every patient
ElV ALEN'R DTNALA 60
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS!

ID ALDNESS.-BALM OF CoLUMBIA, for the
I'D HAIR, which win stop falling restore on bald
sees aud on children make grow 1Pd OF on uose who have
Ir- Find the name o. coMsroCK on it, or Try
Rhcumatism s-d LAnESESs positively cured a-s al
ElrE NrRvr BoSr LiSSEST-6u
-erw WITHOUT the Of CoMsrocK CO. omit.
PILES DC. wholly prevented governed
hs you u-- the oStr true Hy' Lt"@eH from CON
STOCK a co.
pr. spohn,s Headache Remedy will eaeeuiany cure
sk hesdAcs, either from the Nerves bilious Hundreds OF
families are using 1t with great Joy.
Or. Bartholomew ESpeciorant. taken in tune WI
prevent al Coughs Cos and Consumption
Rcsn-rnheT The name ana get CoMsrOCk'S
DniIsy-s Magical Pain Extractor SnIvr--The
mos extraordinary remedy ever invented o' al OF Old III Fans
and sCAEDS.
OIL OF TaNNIN. Or E.eniher Rrstorer: \ sEw
mcOyERY. Most people skns and hides
bark, &C.
when The force and strength Of the Tannn WON out hath
dead hard dry. hutIe cracked covered
Se as az EASr To restore irI y' si'Hs "o7'iHfss SHTA
and nj ny, bis'rrss tie
whole virtues Of are thu, aee TANNN which
r-netrates s;e and hardest caher has been twenty
and Il easily with thu ngyrs, inparts
strength utterly
all respects with delightful solne-- and polish and makes
y boots carnage toI-,
lhns uads Of leather spondd polish higher
tic leather . used. THESE AXE FACTS
CORSS.---rhe French Plaster cure.
East Indian Hair Die, colours the hair any shade you
wsh, but viii color the skin.
E.in's spread PiasJcr~; better ani apt use
I'll artcie made. Al should regularly.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPOUND EXTRACT
There other preparation fsapana that exceed equs
II you Contneks you VIII find superior
others II does require putting
KaImStock's vermafuge viii eradicate all wormI in
children adults. with certainty quite astonishing.
Horses, Ring Bone. Spsvln wni-Gans are
by ROOFS SPECIFIC; FOUNDERED entire
y cured BY ROOFS Founder Ointment. Mark this. al
borsemcn'
For Richmond by Peyon Johnston Gsyuor Ly
ell door Bel Norfolk by Santos Tsy
Petersburg, Va by Rosssr & Anderson.