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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

Sirssrs. Paul PoG Il co, % John st. ~
IL H. Schiehplin & co. iot and l06 John ST.
J. { yThitmoTs F.sI. l5 south ST.
= isaac Smell. 1910 GovnwIchst.
Peter Hampton 100 Canal St, New fe'k c!tJ.
siessrs Post s; Lewis Jericho, l.. J.
:" r. D. BariweIi, Troy, Ne" foFS
Mrs. Goodlih, UuCa, 60
Mr. W H Burtis, Rochester, DO
Messrs. Comwe!l * Butler, roleepsie, ". Y
g w !. STYLES Rhnebeck, do
mt RI FIRTH n ALL (Irn.ral Agents. Fran kiln sdul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

ceiyed al tn. Street Commissioners Office until te Sd
day Of September INST regulate and Iepave Thompsonst
street tween the Sd and 18th Avenues and ag space four
feet wide through the northery sidewalk Also 10 pave the
sth Avenue from 18th 2ls For further particulars
apuv the Srest Commissioners Office here speciiica
tions of each particular work may BE- obtained.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

a.T -EVENING LINE At SEeGTN SeGT
- - O'CLOCK FOR ALBATIY ny. M A.S-nd;t td'I1 low
sre-saTr e-~5abost SWALLOW, Carr NJ LTin LTnr.S.r
eyr the foot Of Courtlandt-stret ~ asay direct
- The swallow h4. large numt-f OF sis- sJ a. o
rooInS aad for speed aud accommodation Is n' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

JOE SMirH.-Wc find the following in the st.
Louis New Era Of the lst INST
\ gentleman from Peoria reports that Joe Smith
passed through that place on Wednesday last, for
Springfield. He was in carriage, in the custody
OF officers, and they crossed the ferry without
stopping in town. The steamboat Maid of Iowa
passed Peoria on Tuesday, and could not have
reached Ottowa until after Smith had started for
Springfield.
We are told, and it is stated on the authority
OF leading Mormon preacher now in this city,
that half dozen citizens of Missouri participated
In the arrest Of Smith that when this was accom-.
pIlshed, Joe procured wits to be issued against
them, which were executed and, not being able
TO give bail, they were put in prison that the
.lissourans sent an express to their neghborllood
Tor AID, and declared that one hundred men would
come to their rescue and secure the person of Joe
Smith; and that it was to meet this BODY of men
that large numbers of the Nauyoc Legion were
despatched for Ottawa, by land and water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

:. - u Inc Gazette, at Urbana, Ohio, says :
= On W Wednesday night, 18th ult., between s and
> O'Clock; an ,! unusually large and very brilliant
meteor Tell little east of the zenith, and disap-
Peafea behind cloud in the northeast. The
,sht produced by 1t was equal in brilliancy to
mat OF the SUM- Those who saw the meteor say
II was nearly as large as mans head. a few
moments after it disappeared, rumbling noise
was head, which lasted two or three seconds,
supposed to have been caused by its explosion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12
/ an !ou'S' 'e'! ~ W WHITLEY,
NkM.YonN, July llth, 1913.
crs. attend.

SiW-l oKNi Jul!
lieramder Humiion. Esq:
SIR: have the pleasure Of taasm',ii" the ,nneNed es1-
utions which uuatmous! passed a the Inpc stock
Exchange this morning and which directed to publish
with your letter o resignation
cordially unite with the Association IN expressing my
regret at your from the ctice winch you nave
filled with much credit 10 yourself aud advantage 10 The
Association.
With sentiments of individual esteem,
sir, yours,
Most truly and respectfully,
SEIXAS NATHAN, President.
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Freedom and In,,us,ry.

4 number OF our spirited citizens, gcneraHy
such as live by their own industry, having OBJ
tanned some knowledge OF the objects and efforts
Of tbe SyIvASlA ASSOCIATION. united to procure
ior !, a splendid National Banner, which they
presented to grace its celebration Of the Nations
Birth Day. The following correspondence Illus
,ra,cs the gift and reflects honor on the slyeFs;
Nrw.Yoxk July 3, 1913.
" - i5rssil.t.. IF the SylcGIiid dssocfaft'H;
~, S;r-ts nalersuet feeling deep iatste-' III '''
success Of the elt undertaking III winch 'nt hs"ps;s y.
IN. Syly.nia Association have embasHeI ana osi'- ~
Of publicly expressing their APPROPRIATION OF ''s go I nc
nrncnles on winch 1t founded beg you TO 4ccs 's -.
present as al evidence OF ;hsir soiici,uce III YOU
behalf THE Star-spansed Banner when IS no" ir
seated 10 yo has cecred The hearts oi n9oie men ~
nsrilsus unic kings than that IL which YOU are
I,dsr its nspc- the land which you have pttnteu @
standard was made free. We hePe, therefore, u u" ' Vu
pillar OF cloud by ard OF fire BY night mat V VIII
mind you of the great legacy YOU inherit i"i, Il"
,t;,, and o IN. uty YOU are under 10 rally around III
the hour of Danger, and the day Of battle.
To the syrania Association, through YOU we therefore
present this marx OF our good wishes 'r Your success
WILLIAM :. MUNpAY l. EESrfRTELF'
" FREEMAN, Su. ,RAN'
WI, II. HYATT, w u. t-bhlL H.
GEO. y. M'rnEKsoS, JOHN FAULKNER
Ngw-YoKK, July ., 1913
To WILLIAM S. AirNp,r, ESQ:
Dear Sir-In acknowledging the very appropriate anu
handsome prset 70" appointed TO present 70 The ss
vana Association take great pleasure IN stating mat II Was
hoscd with appropriate honors on the morning Of the
Fonr, !" presence Of large number Of friends to the cause
Of Association. 1t highly creditsLle 10 You and NE gen,
,Irnrn sss5 caed with YOU thai YOU arr the INST 'h,S po
cy to hail the advent Of what deemed new aad deter
order of things Nor less Fortunate III oe'nG thS
-nally cheer onward this noble undertaking. VIII
indeed be our pllar cloud by day AID of lire b. n,si
an, you may rest assured my dea SIR th,t thr great ,la
ciplss which called it existence shall sui'er neither
shock nor mutation nhl5ta yvauan exists to sustain them
Tie time hoped no, lar distant when 20" snail eh.!
the satisfaction OF witnessing enterprise w'c yon nave
honoed with Your especial favor AID WHEN the 'ecpF1s
shall have an 6progiioy Of making such other acN"o"ie"s
ments az are due 10 vourliberaity aud Nindness
am yours very respectfully,
r ". WHITLEY,
President of ylvaui. Association
To William S Mu,day, y. $ Frceman aud W. H. Hyatt
u There will be Addresses on Association by
Mr. WHITLEY and others at the Reading Room,
Jersey City, this evening. Free to all. lnqulr-
crs, attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

u By the Indiana Palladium, VIC ieaih :.
large mandatory near Client was ossu w.,
by the hand of an incendiary few nights s4 NJ
1t was owned by Mr.. Joshua smithson' a,'1 .,,d.
insured. A steam grist-mill, saw-lnlll anu IN -,
ing machine comprised the establishment
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

" a young man named James Gray was
suddenly killed in Marcy Township. Pa. on SIM
Gay afternoon, I'd inst. by fash of lightning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

A New NEGRO NArIoN.-From an extract
published in the Albany Argus, and derived from
the narrative of Mr.. WILSON, Missionary IN
Africa, We learn that he has discovered nation
of Philippians never before seen or described by
any white man. MIR. Wilson is stationed on the
Gaboon river, which empties into the Atlantic
about twenty miles north Of the equator.
The mission is at the mouth of the river, but
having fine opportunity, Mr.. Wilson ACCOM-
panied Toxic, a distinguished negro merchant
up the Gaboon and its tributary, the Big OrombA
to Kobangai's town, fifty miles from the Ocean,
on the Bawke, a branch Of the Big Orombo Ihs
was as far up the river as he assembled. Whds
there he met with a new nation OF Africans,
:" some of whom were said to come five dap
Journey and others ten or tweve days jouHEi
from the interior" that is, from two to four hun
drcd miles from the sea coast. He calls thems
Pn"g,nc people, because they came from the q
rcction in Which country Of that name is
The distance from the coast indicates that my
came from Ethiopia; and probably this peoE
may spread over that vast unknown region
Africa.
The existence and use of iron Of then owl
manufacture seems very remarkable, and, pnS
sophers would say, indicates an advanced SUE
of civilization; for it is known that "a bateafos
or savage people never have iron Of then oS'
manufacture until it has been Grst INTRODUCED
the whites. The non-exstencc of slavery al W.
the slave trade among them shows ieatufesS
more distinctive from the ordinary African.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

A DINNER WonTlI HAyING-A gentleman I Il
siding in the vicinity of this city invited his eaI
dren-thrce daughters and a son--to dine WIN WV
him on the Fourth of July In the course o. ". ".
meal, which we presume was one worthy o. !. ~. W.
celebration of independence in every sense 9, =, -
word, package was placed before each o. o. ~ :
four, containing securities to the amount ol ::
hundred thousand doliars-making oil c1alss
the aggregate, eight hundred thousand do'ea's. :.
This truly generous parent had already % -;
learn, bestowed liberal allowances upon ND :ns
dren. Weneed hardly add that they are s. .ssc
at years of discretion, and can appreciate inc ah
ton, confidence and munifcent spirit VIM ,p.,
prompted the gift Large as it was tne ,, ,st
retains an ample fortune for his own enpl
Philadelphia North Anefi'aiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

ASSOCIATION ~ JERSEY Crry.-The e.tlifa' :. ..,s.
City are Informed tina, an Address the
cr4rros will be delivered by the President his
The News Room in Gfand.st. A gentleman i''l LIS, b
and well known the people viii also s'- Il
Ineeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

e. Waited an Agent for thi, PAPER at PRovipkEc n.
J. No need apply unless he IesdeS and Is ecqha'h ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

u The Boston Quartette Club are advertised in
the New-Jersey papers as cheating their bill
suckers 81 doorkeepers, &c. For shame, bows
Never go lower than printers and landlords If ron
wish to pass for genteel swindlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

The July number Of the Southern Litsfs s.,oii.A
ser has come TO haad. Agents and Others aaa Vs
the Tribune Office this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

T The final departure Of Gea Tom Thumb ~ ii 81 u
das lakes place Monday next He IS TO be seab e1 s,s
eek at the American Museum, viii; host Oh ,srocu g.
lions. Splendid performance. take place this a's'I
O'ciock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

gysFor another Letter rom Genoa, an .4eeoa' 81 me
Loss Of tie Columbia. NswPaper Statistics 's'et on
end qlbanu Railrcad Fge a L1nstmg1agh Nc SEE lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

IT A son of Mr.. John S. Phillips, of Alexan
der, Me-, was killed few days since by kick
from horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

u The Annual Commencement of St Johns
College, Fordham, Westchester County. takes
place tomorrow. The exercises commence at ?
O'Clock p NJ. and are expected to be highly in
teTcstng from the ability which distinguishes the
respective professorshps of this Institution. See
advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

To ApyERTsgRs.-The circulation Of The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE in the Western part OF tina State OF New YORK
Inc STATES Of OHIO Indiana Michigan and Illinois we BE-
lieve exceeded by that Of other paper printed IN
rhe United States Il IS therefore desirable and ad.
Tau,areous medium for advertising A limited number Of
advertisements only inserted. Terms cents per line for
The FIRST insertion. Advertisements must De handed IN by
"Wednesday evening az O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

u Among the summer visiters at Newport
4. |. are Mr.. Paget, the French Minister at
Washington, and family; General Clinch, Z. s
Army, aud family; Col, Hayne, of S. C. and
family, and the family Of the late Com Hull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12
meath of Washington Alston.

NJ For a Poem BY "A. d. F. Randolph, and another
cJ,ao,er Of Political History, see Last Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

J. \ correspondent of the Louisville Whig
writes that negro named Addison, at Hender.
son, by, on the lst inst. attempted to perpctrate
an outrage on child between nine and ten years
OF age. A special term of the Court was rnme-
diately ordered, and he was tried. convicted, and
sentenced TO be hung on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

u W regret to learn that Edmund Marcy,
son & OF ex-Goyernor Marcy, was on Saturday
thrown rom the wagon IN which he was riding,
ana one Of The wheels passing over his leg broke
It above the knee. Albany Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

BARRApoEs.--Wc have received ilc of Bar
BADGES papers 10 the Odd June, by the brig Asia.
They contain nothing of any interest. They
continue to complain of the irrcguarity Of the
mail steamers. The St Michaels Clothing So
They had not enough 10 supply the necessities OF
all who applied. Business WAS dull. There were
Il number of British vessels of war in the port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

with genius as lofty and pure asthat olhls depart
ed friend-filIed with the same spirit OF high en-
deavor-conversant in the same departments Oh
Truth and Letters, and for a long series OF years
familiar with his thoughts and feelings, and Puf-
poses he is far better qualified, in every rcspec.
than any other person to give to the world his Lac
and Remains. Such work, done as he alone
can do.it. would cntitlc Mr. DANA to the warrnest
thanks Of the public We arden;ly trust 1t will
speedjlv be undertaken and at once announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

Us RoBEEr CARLTON, Esq, author OF the
" New Purchase" recently published by the Ap-
petonS, and received with such unbounded favor
by the public, is the non,mc dc plume of Rev.
BAYLoEp r. HALL, one Of the abest and most
popular preachers in Indiana We have been
tempted TO tell of tins at least a dozen times, but
have kept the secret because it was told to Us
Sab roSr The Louisville journal, however,
breaks the seal-and, without the slightest COM
FUNCTION. VIC reveal the contents. The Journal
says well and truly that Mr.. HALL is "a good
scholar, enthusiastic friend of education Il gen
tcnan, and Christian, under whose auspices,
had not lnallgn and maligacring influences inter-
1ercd, the Unwcrsiiyof Indiana might have been
a blessing TO the West The characters of the
book are not pure ictons, but real persons masked
and the incidents described are ycritable sketches
One of the most accomplished and eminent
scholars OF our own city may be detected under the
name OF Sirt5 the personal history &c. OF the
present Governor of Indiana is given in the cha
racter OF insid;as Cutsnsll, Esq: DR.. Sylran
does duty for Dr. Maxwell, Mr. Har,cood for
Prot. Harvey, and In the guise of Rev. Constant
Bi9dnptcr we have the sayings and doings of
PRESIDENT Wyhc The book is by far the richest,
raciest and truest sketch Of Western life ever pub
ilshed; 1t introduces with perfect success the
dasuerreotype process into typical machinery
u The Now-York correspondent of the Ma
tonal lntelligencer says that the first number of
the Ladies daily has appeared. It must have .ap-
peared IN vision of the night then, for it has
not yet greeted our vision.
u We regret to learn that Edmund Marcy,
son OF Ex-Governor Marcy, was on Saturday
thrown nom the wagon IN which he was riding,
and one OF the wheels passing over his leg broke
II above the knea AIM 1s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

j. The Brooklyn papers mention a rumor re-
ccived in that City to the effect that the Brook
lyn Mandamus Case, recently argued before the
Supreme Court OF this State, is undecided JUS
,ice Cowcn, being indisposed, did not hear the
argument and cannot therefore have voice indie
Gliding the question; and it is said that Justices
Nelson and Bronson vote different ways.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

TnE Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH cersus
RoMANlsM.-Ilarpcr & Brothers have in press,
and will publish in q day or two, price SIX cents
per copy, a Statement of Facts in Relation to
the recent Examination in st. Stephens Church,
by Hugh Smith, D. D. and Henry Anthem, d. D.
MuRDER.-Thc Mobile Advertiser says that
Henry Etter and William Finn, of that city, en-
gagged ina dispute on the night ofthe Sd inst about
trltllng debt. High words were heard to pass
between them, Finn was seen TO strike Euer with
his hand, and the latter was seen to strike back
with Bowie knife. Finn's throat was found to
be cut horribly, and he died after few hours
Ettcr surrendered himself to the city officers, and
was Immediately taken to prison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26
THE MARKET. NAV oa-o a,

O'Clock. A., NJ
There Is very little doing in Cotton. Genesee Flour is
selling OF $751; but hardly 500 brs could be found nt any
pnce There have been receipts since Saturday so
mat the market is Mt this entirely bare of
Western Flour than before this of the year
A sale Of Northern Corn has been made at 5iIc in the
slip Ii should be remarked however, that good deal of
the Northern Corn objected because has lain through
the winter IN exposed situations Fresh Jersey would sell
ut Soc. readily.
Mess Pork is up to $40, again. The sales this morn.
ing reach 1000 bbs 1915 SlO closing at the latter
price; 100 bbls Ohio prime sold at 1918. 300 bbls
City Mess Beef choice, at So
Whiskey sold q 2Oc. in and Ole in 8 n hills
$50 for francs. e ""'
?. S. Evenng-Tho sales of Cotton for the day reach
COO bales
Mess Pork closes steady $40. 1000 bbs While Oil
were sold H. t.; 300 bbls very light taken for Lon
don at 5S5c Moasses is firmor; a cargo of ~ Orleans
the best received here this season. sold 22ic gal 700
hhds N o. Sugar have been sold today l5Oa5lc $50 ON
speculation, by order from ~ Orleans 1000 bbl, n
o. Flour sold at 81 30. l2l bushels Ohio Corn north
about at soc, bbs extra; 100 bbs No Muckerel at o5
Money seems TO be the only thing for which there is no
demand Credit has become abundant as money: notes
which half year ago would hardly purchase goods are
now good enough be discounted at per cent some Of
the Banks glad to take fair business paper and nav in
their drug, at lao cent according quaty and
Is nothing undesirable get in the poson Of
creditor Bank, and be compelled take balances in spece
Reported for the Journal OF Commerce
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES-Mnv %
By l.. VI. HOFFMAN & Co.
Tobacco-l0l boxes Honey Dew Tobacco AT 5as4
Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26
WASHINGTON H0TEL.

~ O.Tl 4 E.-Ihe subscriber returns his most
sincere thanks IA. fens public reneruy Cor IN.
liberal support he has received fr the last ,ep
nfee years and informs them that lease On t
WASHINGTON HOTEL and Ia 4. now Undergoing a ,hofonvs
repair n-de and and will be ready the reeep,on Of hi.
nieDd- and the pubic BY the FIRST MAY NEXT \ a..
nae newspaper p1ding hut much that the ho..
VIII be In better order than been since IL va. b-
one OF the most pleasant location. IN. handsou
view IN Richmond oning b- Capitol the who
surrounding a shall neat and clean M,
1ns shall be good and kept eran. be furnished
WIN the best the market Affords and .eUed up in the
ODD virginia style; stables shall be supplied attends.
oy good o-,.f' shall an be good eeany and aeI
eoinmoaiing pr'ees shah be made hard times
and ~ my inend- aud the public viii give a call I think
shah De able To please them with the at price
IN such manner that they will be repeat their visit,
ivan -ay another thing that drunkenness gaming any other
dissipation viii be allowed the be Kept with p.r
feet order can be found my old time
JOHN TALMAN.
0 ~ B-Tbe Swan Tavern for rent first nate sand M,
busines-posson given drst Of May NEXT Po Informs,
uon enquire Of the subscriber
John TALMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26
FAMILY MEDICINES!

VIE subscriber keeps constantly ON hand
supply OF Family Medicines by retail warranted genuine
Among them $500
sands sarsaparila. from the manufacturer
Ioueks fanaeea. Weisger's Restofet
howands only tue and genuine Tonic Mixture panaeca
for Ague and Fever
benard- choe Medicine for cure Of Cholcra Morbus
DRrhca. &C. &C.
compound White Oak Syrup" article for the cure Of
Cholera nfanun and obstinate Dauhea prcparcd from the
original receipt by experienced physician by
win remarkable success for a number years b
valuable medicine is prepared only by
-, WILLIAM u. HARDWOOD.
una ESl Successor % =. p. Ade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

y pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
- Of Chanee for the Richmond pronounced ON The a7h
5'A IN the suit % Amber and Others against
ue nnierssned Commissioners will proceed saturday
% -'h day OF May p On the nr.n,i..s A,
M hsh"s htdier nj public auction land
.i'' N us pan OF the City Of Richmond Number
situated n the and 6th street,. ana raj,
an acre town measurement This properly fourth % the
-life on which the dwelling Jo.-uh Mar an,
present residence Of George Taylor Esq located and ,oip ~
years. - y ~ Nv '''''N'
Ihe following the one fourth Of The pur
chase money to be pad cash S months one foph
IN nine months and the month. from,
u Jay OF sale the purchaser with approved see
W or the deferred payments to the property 10 h
veyanee directed by Court ~
ROBERT NICHOLAS.
HENRY W. MoNCURE, Commissioners
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

To SAINT Stevens Robt X Brock Matthews crup John kim
Henry Parrish John w kure Ira nshenor 4 j.
g Crane a ca. Peter Winston. BALDWIN, Kent a Co William
nsae' bsnjamn " cdey John Durham Thomas Mieure and
William ID. Wren;
residence 81 bckefton W. Maio, Of ~ Louis
IN ihe state OF Missouri proceed to take the deposition
Mallory 90 beTead evidence depending the siufo.
cou" OF Chanesf ic the Richmond Circuit YOU The aid
Stevens BROCK Matthew. Crump. John Kpp Parrish Kur,e
nehenor Cowie- W. Crane c. Peter wins,on p,l,.,.
Ken, Co beae ctdey pitts said Mallory Geo
fhlppen John Durham Thomas Meure William d. Wien are
defendants and from any the said depo-on \. NOD
menee OF being commenced that day shah
ma 2s-dt5June cro putpprS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

s'Npss sARsIrIRitL,we submit the following without com
R,,rtyo,. ~ y, 20
n H. sANps Co-Gentemcn have yor Extract of sar.
saTara since its introduction city gives me pleasure
10 STATE nave found 10 sanguine expectations
believe TO be the best preparation Of now in
use WIN much respect yours JNo WmTRIDsE NJ n &c Gayst
o paeuArs see advertisements in this and other city papers,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail e1poaton nv
n bSANps a CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buildings
no 2' broadway corner Of Chambers New York authorized
agent ~ Richmond ~ Duval & Co, Petersburg Ander.
son 10 Norfolk NJ A. santos and sold by Druggists generally in the
81 49, - '' nv