Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
On Bngansa-
Iielpr' "A eouplet f"-" No, cup
On warm wasef''-
What's the matter 20

--- zOuads. my hver's coming up.".
At the same be ready to believe stewards
and packet owners who a hatteng tale deeoy
MANY persons wanting in have been
induced IN defiance 81 probability to expect state In state
cabin and privacy in private Mr. en'er'ains
his "American Notes" with complaints OF \
deluson of this Kind. and Lord Byron similarly mis-
led
..Heyday. call you that cabin1
Why, tbs hardly three feet square,
Not enough to stow Queen Nab in
Who the deuce could harbour therei"
The Riga Bsl-m is the wonder of the day
an B.-The trial OF the described Basam is this; Take
Hen u Ram, drive Nail through its Shull Brains
and Tongue then pour Of into the wound IL will
directly stop the Blood, aud cure the Wound in eight
nine Minutes, and the Creature will cat as before"
"a Stoop costs two Rx-doars and il is sold in smaller
portions.
"Eeeesiastieps, Chap xxxiii. Yer. L. The Lord hath
created Medicines out OF the earh he that is wise will
abhor them"
1.-THE Carlton Club naturally associated in the minds of
the public with arisocrsc habits and their consequences,
which seems, have descended the domestics.
From advertisement the Times, headed. "Carlton
Club Piccsdy" learn that Mr. Newton the head wal.
ter has been cured OF govt by Beeehs Herb Draugh un
fortunately the Carlton club located in PaMo and on
ly separated from the Reform Club by small opening
which the wits say is left for the Wings.
Dr. Morsons Pills indebted their inherent virtue,
or accidental circumstances for their celebrity Amongst
one both OF these must be ranked the death OF the
inventor, who died his fame When the
necessarily rare in which his pills had failed, mention
ed he invariably said that the patients wanted faith.
and should have gone taking them till they got we-
In his last illness his practice correspondent with his theory
he rejected all other medicine took pills he grew
worse, and the very OF calling for fresh box
when he expired. These celebrated pills composition
OF gambogue. The late DIR. Brodem confessed to friend
that his composed principally of bread yet wonderful
cures are recorded OF hem and he sagaciousy obsev
ed, they could do no harm.
Mr. Rowland holds deseryedly high rank amongst the
puveyors for the toilette table. His Kalydor for
ing the complexion and his Macassar Oil for the Hair,
command extensive SALE and form the subject OF
endless variety Of advertisements remarkable for the
confident and the
expectations they hold Where the lady who would
not wish her complexion be delightfully."- soft aud SMOOTH
where the gentleman who would gladly prevent his hair
from fsllng Off turning grey latest period of he
particularly when approaching that period graphically
described by Crabbe
six years had pass'd and forty the six,
When Time began play his usual tricks:
My locks, once eomcly in a virgins sight,
Locks of pure brown, felt tn encroachlng white"
There are other edvanuges "A whimsical occurrence
thus runs the paragraph took place short time
person had wn out against him he escaped John Doe
and Richard Roe, by having made OF Rowlands Es-
sence OF Tyre. ID bsiffs passed him. and said
his comrade, That's me man. Why you fool, ejoned
the oiher that gemman has black hair, and You know
Mr.-has grey This is one among the thousand in
stances of the beneficial effects Of Rowlands Essence OF
Tyre, in changing the colours of the hair"
The best puff for Mseassar Oil experiment tried
by the late Joseph Grimadi upon the stage, who with the
and OF one double bottle, turned deal box into hair
trunk; though this equalled, If exceeded,
by the first vendor of Bears Grease, who cautioned his
customers TO wash their hands in after using
to prevent tnem from assuming the hsue appearance Of
paw Perhaps this the enthusiastic tradesman
toned by Samuel Weller in Master Humphreys Clock
"His whole delight his trade. He spent all his money
IN bears and in debt for em besides, and there they
wos growing away in the front cellar all day long, and in
eectuay gnsshng their teeth vile the grease o. their ra
tons and friends being rcaed gapots in the shop
above, and the inst floor wnder ornamented with their
heads; speak o. the dreadful agrawaton it must
have been to 'em 10 always a wslkn' up and
down the pavement out side, with the portrait bear in
his last agonies and underneath in large letters Another
fine animal slaughtered yesterday Jeukinsons-
HowseveT, there they aud Jenknson was ul he wo-
took Ill with inward disorder lost the OF his
legs, and confined his bed, yet he laid very long
ume but SIGH his pride in his profession then,
that whenever he than usual the Doctor used
down stairs and say Jenknsons VERY low this mornn;
must give the bears st" and they
red em up bit, and made roar Jenkinson opens his
eyes, If he bad calls There's the bears and
rewiyes agin."
He died Immediately after requested hear the of
the gTeasiest bear of religious belief resembling
that Of Goldsmiths Indian
And thinks admitted that equal sky,
HIS faithful bear VIII bear company"
There is now, however, hardly perfumer to be found
who does boast himself the of hair
wing other; and Mrs Harden, in particular
holds out inducement which hardly fail Of attracting
visitors