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BRANNAN cos Old Dominion Clothing Store to IN. Cd
-. poste side n the and franklin IIo. John
Eareys Old Stand South side Main House from oyerno
we Wouhi embrace hi- opportunity and method Of making
known TO The citizens of Richmond vicinity and IN. state
We constantly Keep haH Clothing and more csps
auy TOT TIE current and approaching
reduced prices for We esps cuy invite al 60 can and in
sreet our Stock whether they goods o not an Goods
500 by US thltdo not please In returned
h. money refunded. DJAV goods warranted h=1
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oBBKr HILL VIII commence Hiring out Eer,spaA IN
~ Day The I'd n January having 10 hire oo,
valuable ones. Person. may be assured q suhns the
a 9--tt J
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u Col. 3 ii. PARKER's letter was received too lat,
for this mornings paper. 1t will be published toaorvw
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Commercial iaeforo.

FLOUR inspected in the City of Richmond d,,,, a..
quarter ending the 3lst December, ls4a:
7l,5es bbls supsrfne
e4l3 half bbls.
1877 bbls fine
sl4 do middings
lois do condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspeeto,.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF ri I'M ond.
ARRIVED,
seW heInoSd Chester, New YORK suni,e.
sehr A. b. Cooley. Cam, Ne York .ups,rss.
schr Nefmaiia. Jones Baltimore supd,e.
schr Lenty, Smith, New York sinlr,ex
SAILED,
Seir Weymouth. Couch. New York flour and ,,A....
hargue Ba'chcor Horton. New Orleans sundri.,
AUCTION CARD
~ The Trustees Sale OF A. Ms,tho,.. stoek o, p,
aonsrs ramos Music &c Will take place Day MoNpaYi
a, o 't ~ '''N'oeN JNo ID nUNFORD Trustee
NLoES & BROTHER Auc,.
NsEED OLA large supply Linsesd OH received ,r,
4, T. JoHNSTONS
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HOUSE or DELEGATES

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1914
communication from the % Auditor in reply 70 a
rescl luton relating to the Unworthy received ard
ID
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

Editors who have Published the pieces signed c.
and w. will please insert this
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NsEED OLA large supply of Lin.esd oil. rec
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GrEIrNI Cnndic. aud ont

"A TTAKAPAs sUGAR,-25 lind. prime AaaEop1.
= ~ ale hN IN 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

shall set out for Besancon or for Paris: for
tits Tomorrow the reply of the national as
sembly will arrive and my fate will then BE-
decided. have no confidence in the result,
and do not wish to fly it would but serve
to expose my friends to new dangers, and
you have already done enough for me-
The messenger having arrived from Paris
with dispatches for the authorities of Jougne,
the committee assembled and requested her
majesty might be present at the opening Of
the letter. This letter, addressed TO the
mayor of Jougne, ran thus:
Citizen! We would have you know that
Marie Antonette of Austria has not quilted
Paris and we would recommend your set
ting your prisoner at liberty, Mademoiselle
Sainval, actress of the Thestre Francois,
who is expected at Besancon, where she is
to give several representations
Mademoiselle Sainval,' cried the worth
les of Jougne. so, Madame, you have
been mystiiying us all this time
Gentlemen replied Mademoiselle Sain-
val, | am Queen, Queen of Pont, Queen Of
Palmyra, of Babylon, of Carthage, of Tyre,
and of twenty other Kingdoms of tragedy
Is il my fault if the mayor of Jougne has Ia
ken the dadem of Melpomene for the crown
of France! You mystifed yourselves no.
thing could dIspel your absurd error, and /
submitted. You wished to raise yourself in
history, and you have only made yourselves
ridiculous; recommend you to be more cir
cumspect in future; and, with the perms-
sion of the national assembly, will now or
der post horses, resigning part which |
have played in spite Of myself; Tomorrow
| shall resume my own, only be assured the
play-bil of Besancon shall explain the cause
of my delay. Good morning, gentlemen.
After having given vent 10 this lively SAL
ly, Mademoiselle Sainval turned towards her
courtiers-
Il owe YOU said she, some justification
of my conduct in assuming title which in
vain refused, and by which hoped to rem
der service to the august person who alone
has right to it. If the Queen were to es-
cape, and pass through here, as it is suppo-
sed, think they will be il no hurry to seek
or de,ain her. Finally, ladies', you have no,
lowered yourself by being in my company
though belong to the theatre, have noble
blood in my veins; my name is Affair dc
Roquefort, and my family one ofthe most in
nuental in the province Then addressing
Monsieur de Mailletes, she added As tt
you, chevaier, this affair may teach you no
to run foolishly after adventures on the high
way. promised you place at my cour
when l reganed my throne l shall keep m,
word: my court is the cOmedic Francaiee
and when you come to Paris, the best DO!
in il shall be at your service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

RUSSIAN CoNoUEsTs.-"T The brilliant ca.
reer of Muscovite conquests," says Bulga.
rim, " began with Peter the Great although
the amount, in his time, did not exceed
10000 geographical square miles, yet their
effect was to lay the ground work for our
ascendancy over the Baltic and the Euxine.
Al the time Of GATHERINGS accession, our
dominion was spread over an area of 6,9l7,.
600 square miles; and her reign was mark.
ed by the acquisition of Courland, Livonia,
White Russia, Volhynia, Podolnia, the
Crimea, Asoph, Otshakof, a large extent Of
territory between the Bug and Dniester, the
country of the Nogay- Tartars, the Kabar-
das, and part Of the northwest coas, Of
America.
When Paul assembled the throne, the area
Of the Russian Empire, of which about one
fifth was in Europe, amounted to 1888 900
square miles; under his brief sway, howev.
er, not more than 1910 were added to the
mass. During the reign Of the Emperor
Alexander, there were Incorporated, in the
year 1902 and 1904, Grusia, Mingerela and
Inertia; by the treaty Of Tilsit, in 1907,
he acquired the province Of Bialystock by
tina, of Fredericksham, in 1909, the Isles Of
Aland, and West Bo,hnia, as far as Torneo;
the treaty of Schonbrum, in the same year,
gave him the province of Tarnapol; and
by that of Bucharest, in 1912, he obtained
Bessarabia, and part of Moldavia, including
the mouths of the Danube.
The Russian possessions in America COM
prised an area of $4,000 square miles, and
extended, as stated in the Ukasc of 1921, to
the 5lst degree Of northern latitude. BY
the peace Of Gulistan, in 1918, he acquired
Daghestan and Shlrwan; and the settle
ments made at the Congress of Vienna,
gave him Poland in its existing extent, and
provided for the cession of Tarnapol to
Austria. The treaties which he concluded
with the United States, in 1924, and Great
Britain in 1925, extended his possessions in
North America, to hfty-four degrees, forty.
one minutes northern latitude.
The consequence Of this gradual accu.
mutation Of territory was, that the Emperor
Alexander bequeathed to his successor a
sovereignty spread over surface of 1850
600 square miles. The brilliant career of
the present monarch has added the Persian
provinces Of Erivan and Naktshevan with
an area of about lO, 500 square miles, which
now constitute New Armenia, and were &C.
quired under the treaty Of Turkmanshy, in
1928: and the fortresses of Anaps, Poti.
Akalzik, and Akalkalachi, to which terri
tory of about 2l00 square miles is attached,
which were extorted from Turkey by the
treaty Of Adrisnopls, in 1929.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

washington the highest ONCE IN It's power 10
bestow, was not obeyed without sacrifice Of feel
ing. 1t was in the Spring of 1889, that, with
his lady, he babe adeu TO his tranquil abode, to
assume the responsibility of the first Presiden-
cy. In forming his domestic establishment, he
mingled the simplicity of republic with that
dignity which he felt was necessary 10 secure
the respect Of older governments. The furni-
ture of his house, the livery of his servants the
entertainment Of his guests, displayed elegance,
while they rejected os,entation. In all these ar.
rangenents; Mrs. Washington was second
self Her Friday evening Ievees, at which he
was always present, exhibited that perfect eti-
quette which marks the intercourse of the dig.
nified and high bred. Commencing at seven,
and closing at ten, they lent no more sanction
to late hours than to levty. The first lady Of
the nation still preserved the habits Of early life.
Indulging in no Incidence she left her pillow at
dawn, and after breakfast retired to her chamber
for an hour, for the study of the scriptures and
devotion. This practice, it is said during the
long period ofhalf century, she never omitted.
The duties of the Sabbath were dear to her.
The President and herself attended public wor.
ship with regularity, and in the evening he read
to her, in her chamber, the scriptures and ser.
mon.
The Spring Of 1897 opened for them with the
most pleasing anticipaions. The cares of high
office were resigned ard they we're about to re-.
tire, for the remainder of their day, to the below
ed shades of Mount Vernon. The new turf
springing into fresh greenness wherever they
trod, the vernal blossoms opening to receive
them, the warbled welcome of the birds, were
never more dear, as weared with the tolls Of
public life, and satiated with its honors, they re.
turned to their rural retreat halowed by the re-
collections of earlier years, and by the conscious.
ness Of virtue.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09

U The following cheerful S rain OF poetry il
q portion Of "1he Old Mans Poem," b.
Horace Smith, which appears in the Londol
Monthly Magazine, for March:
vainly, ye lbellers, your page
Assaults and vilifes old age,
IT'S still life's golden era;
It's pleasures, wisely understood,
An unalloy'd, unfailng good
Its evil q chmera.
Times VICTIM am victim still,
Holding the privilege al will
To seize him by the forelock,
On me would he return the grasp
He finds there's nothing left to clasp,
Not cen single hoar lock.
We blame tn idolatrous divine,
Who glds and decorates his shrine,
Its Deity neglected:
Yet our collaboration blind
Is bocy-worship; to the mind
No reverence directed
Grey boards there arc. who, thinking ar.
Can conquer nature, play the part
OF adolescent friskers,
Swindlers and counterfets of TRUTH
They strive to cheat US by false youth,
False teeth, hair, eyebrows, whiskers.
While to the frame due care I give,
No masquerader will live,
No vain appearance pander;
But rather seek to save from blight
My mind, in all its pristine plight
Ofcheerfulness and candor.
A youthful cheer sustains US old,
Asarrows best their course uphold,
Wingd by the lightsome feather
Happy the young old man who thus
Bears, like human arbutus,
Lies flowers and fruits together.
To dark oblivion bequeah
The ruddy cheek, brown hair, white teeth,
And eyes that brightly ,winkle
Crows feet NAV plough with burrows deep
My features, if can but keep
My heart without wrinkle.
Young, was never free-my soul
Still masterd by the stern control
or some tyrannc passion;
While my poor body, servile tool.
The livery wore of fop and fool,
An abiect slave of fashion,
Thanks to thy welcome touch old age!
Which strongest chains can disengage,
The bondsman's manumitted,
Released from labor, ,hradom, strife
1pasture in the park oflife,
Unsaddled and inhibited.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
WHAT MEDICINE CAN COMPARE WITf
PETERS 1NESTDIABLE PILLS, AND
INDICATED EGKENGESs

PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS have now
been III general use more dian Yeas, and The public
taught hN value by experience of their wonderful curative
properties have accorded 10 them celebrity unparalleled in
the history OF medical SCIENCE III this any other country
Testimonials Of cures from quarter Of the UnloC
from individuals every condition of lie are their cse
,I and unless thousands of respectable men have yolup-
arIv entered into conspiracy 10 deceive their fellow cit
ysns these preparations act upon the human system man.
uer little short OF miraculous
w. ,re told bv certain class of empires who und,.
stand nothing of the functions Of the vital 6rgans, and arr
ignorant probably of thsr relative POSITIONS, thai medicine
49, rMNypI,TEY upon the blood Ii could pass in,o
10 y,;ns without the necessary digestive process which ali
" 'fPITERS' VEGETABLE PILLS aud CATHARTIC
0zkN(;ES do indeed PURIFY THE BLOOD, tu, IT'S
bv purifying the chye, biie and all other iuds from which
blood is generated In all cases OF drPesia
a-pspce diseases peculiar TO females
IN short In all complaints affections OF te lVsf
or ines,inss they viii effect cure WHEN AL oTAkk MIDI
ciSrs HAVE FAILED OF this have ample proofs 10 ex'
NH 10 all who wish 10 investlgate them
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES, by their supsfiof @ y
efficacy have dstanced all competition ne asstesde SI
ali the cough nosrru3 sold IL The country does not e1 .e
sale of this single preparation. All pulmonary
that are beyond the reach OF remedy yisid 10 refers
PETERSi WORM L LoZENGES are found such an IN.
ble cue for worms that Parents flock from Tar ana nsas
20 obtain them for their suffering otspring hsSa Lokcss'
although they DESTROY snd exe with electric raP'is
may be taken with perfect safety ny The NOS ds!ca
PLASTERS. curing the rheumatism sTrshstneAns me
back removing pains from the Ions side and breast are e
constant theme of all who have tried the .
THE HON MARTIN VAN BuREN, e.x-ffssldsiI o,
the United States with host OF Members OF onEresS'
of the Foreign Minister'S and hundreds of Clegyren ana
PHYSICIANS are among the advocates aid const4h
pa.rous of the above nestimtbe peparations lrincla'
Office 23 Fulton corner of Ndsslu-st. 80 llh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Deferred
City INTEL ENCE.

SATURDAY, Oct. a.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs.-Before full
Bench.
DxcIsIoNs.-James w. Phillips Joseph w Howard
A note a have been given the
plenon Of building months but it called for
The Court held that the amount payable in months,
no,hsanding Report Of Referees aside and the
sent back.
Frederick Hubener Alfred Roacl.-Suit entered
agans, plaintiff in the Marine Co2r, under the fictitious
Of John Hafner and judgement recovered on which
execution was issued, but ths property repevned. The
Court stated that actions could be entered against
sou by fictitious in the Marine Court Verdict for
plaintiff confirmed with
Jacob Acker late Sheriff, vs.. Mark Spencer.-The de.
fendant surety repeyn which terminated u a
sor Of the Sheriff and agreed that if the property levied
upon did not bring S250a the auction sale he would make
ap the deficiency. They brought but SiI2 Action is
brought for the balance Defendant denies being liable
judgement Tor defendant on the demurrer
Thomas puukett VS.. Lo Power and F. I. Bearns--Ac.
uoa relating TO the sale of quany Of Teas Sc Repo,
eonhfmei II Slsl Is accepted, otherwise trial allowed
D. II. Robertson vs. Jefferson Brown and Mary Wadda
request TO have aoable moderated N failure of
pleviu suit. Allowed.
UNITED SrArEs DlsTRIcr Cougr.--Beiore
Jrdse Bets
U. $. vs. cases Merno Cloths, Delmo, claman--These
goods We're imported in the ship Albany from Hayre
seized on the ground OF false invoice The trial occupied
swo or three days On Saturday evening the Jury facr be-
ing several hours) declared ,ha. hey could NOT ar.e
and were discharged,
l. may be interesting TO observe tia, the ciai,nar. in m,
cass was the parsner of the manufacturer OF ols il
Paris and the Jodge charged that the,e dist be
tween ha and the mere vepdee the former avoce
the market price while the yeadee the
price of Purchase.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Passengers Arrived

Ia tae ship Anson, from Charleson--Mss Evans, NJ
Esaos. 7 Arlan, and W E Atlan.
ID the ship Rappahanpock, from Liverpoo-Nirs Cara
theirs. Miss Elizabeth do, Miss Ellen do Miss Sarah do
Masters William aud Mehibsd do, Mr. LADY, Nix
Wsss aed lsdy Mr. and Miss Pra,; Mr. Nchaison. Doct
Lew.s, Mr. Rchsteaa and lady Rev. Mr. Luke Mr. Diche
2i6 s,sersse.
In the brig George, from Charles,on-Mss OldendoA
B Rawls, + Tucker W Hickes
10 the brig Wilson, from Savannah-Nrs Fiowery Mr
Silye, Mf Wilcox
Ia III, brig Sea Bird I'm Rio Grande-Mr Rehd sBesrse
In the brig Petersbursh. fsom Vera Cruz-Ai Boon Nj
Johusoa Mr. Sauluine, Capt Hya-s in the stee,age.
Ia tue brig Savannah, from Sayannah-Col Ausoa Cass
Baddington.
in .he brig Moon, from Charles,oa--Mr Hayes and
sou of New York; Mrs Adams aud children GeoTgla
MIR Fl Pell Of New York-S s,eerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
TO STUDENTS, &c.
- A z s1,G LIRE pHLS

4 n Az 1h - - II ~ IL IL
CTUDENIS, persons accustomed to the desk ar
~ the COuntnghoue nda4 those whose occupations ale
sedentay being deprived Of the benefit Of muscular exercise
and change of air frequently suffer from constipation dmreS
of sight, and headache. PARIS Life Pills taken Oh rising
the mOrpine, agreeabiy TO the directions sven will improve
the sight, obyiat. occasional stupor aud strengthen the
memory.
As family medicine it i, all powerful in removing biou,
and other complaints arising from the arrangement OF the ali
mentary ducts, and in purifying the blood.
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists in New
York boxes 50 and . eac and wholesale by Tho
Roberts Co., 'Gt c6G%TyY biGs%@Tfy and IG&Ts X 81 so"Hs
BaitimSore"G inSotG.AS +. Dfy't1: Tyie5.
Bordentown, n. J.-Thos. r Beyer.
Boson-Whoesae dretail by Frederic Brown, dfugsG
No. GO ashgtonitreet, the aee-cy Of George Roberts h'
ng been withdrawn
Wholesale and retail by Alfred Savage Co. chm
lists aud druggists near the Court House Montrea andbY
retail agents throughout Canada, East and West
Charleston, s; ca. Alexander
Lockport, y. VI B. Carswel.
Louisville, KY j S. Morris 4 Co.
Mobile, Ala.-hlessrs. Mosey.
Montgomery, As.-T. 3. CoSter
Morris y. il. F. Bailey.
Newbursh, n. Y.-John II. Gorham.
Newark, Me-. X. I, Williams.
New Orleans, LA. Oliver * Co.
Nyack-Azariah Ross & Sons
Paterson, n. J.-Chares [ngIis.
Peeksk,ll-Samuel Ingersoll.
Phatelp lphia-Whoesae AZ d retail NJ tbe General Assa:g
for PeGnsyyana, Fltl-s .lug and Chemical store, comGo
SECOND aud Beaver streets, Kensington
Pokeepse--E. Trvei. & Son.
Richmond, Va.-A, Dugal &Co
GochesteI. n E.-E. Toussy.
ra!shassee, FAB C. Lewis.
Tarrytown-Jacob Odel.
Iroy-Charles fIeimstreet
Wsihi"rlan HIelspaTEm' Tbl't-MMHffs t-Mh Enamel.
Ana Ana at Mortoas Medical Warehouse" HaliIn, Non
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
r loud AMBER.-Tilis uneQuaIled mea;ci,,,

A ~ =
XVI -, ..'S He9us.ltd !lsolclfis
IL compound Is warranted 10 o. AZ sfteetual rrmety -
sc1!dS ourns, fsfs S.,g .' 5Sle.a ssEsI .sc
Of the skin from whatever Cause /, wall also reuoY- e.
burn tan fIsesies Pmpes @n the ace NC gIsrs TO the c
plexon while delicate s9!tne&s thst nots else wiir
part ana censin, and preserving the teeth gums AZ
cials the mouth and throSt In cAS 9 fever a2vI
acknowedSe its supremacy over every other acle
L will eteciually remove paie tar, pitch gesse S
from ss woC!lsq so;ton fHes Tsh"gI ha 'e isa.E ta
ot sale WHOLESALE and retail oy thr Ffopastos Joh;
street second door, opposite rLorbnEns iiee di.coas
4 WAsSER : co: Sole PF:oase.os,
l Bros5,G ~ r. sanks2 cor ss %
stre~s and West Broadway; Cool, corner FnakIis =!
Church streets wm Robertson, $ Baltimore stree; B, s
" Nevsorn5 & Co. Sa5 River s;rsst, Tror; Hsr
Hbbstd SSf Is JSbns,rps: sGIpst 0SS aA' s
yTsJ-lY,> 53I7ITP5 :, :. Wy 30, 17.7
n fARILLh cANDT-Fonr package. Of hi, ,'cs, ca
Roos and e "a aeye rsnSips Si Two poaass o. Ssa
Nv iq IN ali diseases arising osi nervous sHcitaa,
aud hoe ecuGa s T 00Yt OF s , o. ees
ing rom drypess and want Of due sss,;on i, @;,b w.
riyei '
TINS Candy when M o,rI psspsscas niFs o @ SI
ossn s.,d ,f'fs ~ N 3oI,a.;,, Ia1l; ,,8
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSy
Ir hELLf-Deai siF-i have been afflicted Tor or r,,
with tStSsSns PAIN III my stomach costlveazs, IN r
9o"s; ny 1 ,,'Es ser nue. swollen After eating yrtT
"S ~ iVI si'otS 4'ne aSd then threw Am
'staI h3d eaten 10 short SIR have scarcely fousJ ~, ~
conpst lp;,ns S5; tune have sd ali kinds oi nes 3 ..
'ha coui1 h,nk OF 10 htt!e o. 10 advantage and had 9
Svsn p 81 $50, .. EYE ever ssSns an! relief Seies row s
sars-pas Cand ana ho.s I'd "a 1Sasy Saes ::
have tGhen 1t ros about weeks anc it hss e.mpy;y
;patsd my system row eat ANY thrg that ccles b-,
NE, sHI hlSe noi oen SICK sincs ceIntae!ssd taking il
SSet'tA ac e3ti!y I1is l'ou, aud render my good VIII
aad thanks 10 you, tor believe your Candy has btea -
! 81 IN ~
are welcome 10 mas Any use o. thus may thirk PROV,
N,,.,#,.,, JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, /.
May 3th, !SiS
Stcte ct hrto- York Kings COurtig,>'.
Joi JaSsGn, WIN M WI whom ; personally acquainted m
Se5rea oe!ore me, uS on cay OF May SiS aud brz bv m
duly sworn says that al ae has stated oorc substaJa
srir ahc coS?I IN every yascnia5' Subscribed and Nor
oeio's me- ms Srii ~, u SS Nh =! ''i5{' 5g3
I'iA>'if'L iet' ) Ssrce Q! the frac-
1tT'' '">N -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

si;asssa 1NEW YORK AMI kiNGoTCN
se..ssssssssssss TEAM TEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
SE-Eor Kingston and Delaware and tirS-
500 nv ssaSsrsss9pbSass NORWICH and EMERALD
Ire NOtlWICH Captain Jofss .ssuELs will leave New
As o'clock, p Nj. " - " SAeS-1' oA'N ,,'
III S 'ess n,S,sea Ropaous) Landing ess,y Tsssdsl
S The EMERALD. Capsa JOHN Ksrcaua. viii lea,.
81 day at o'clock, P. Nj. Ss' e'1 A"a!s
day ani SateEday At o'clock, P. NJ "
Scr iaight or pas.sge apply on board. mhza a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
DR. B0URGEOIS's SPRUE LOTION.-Ths

IL. BOORGEOlS'S SPRUE LOTION.-Tb:
- PREPARATION was nsed for many years with uni M
success N very extensive practice by It's inventor Dr. BOJr
eeois an! is admitted by our most eminent medical men
me most sale speedy and InfabIe cure Tor that dp,es's
disease, the SpIue Thrush more commonly known
Nurses Sore Mouth, which so terrible in is cone ,atn
discovered
It IS well known that from the disease /. question single
motsr n al suI i aal results frequently 4s both 70
infectious matter from the lattey to the o.me producing
M'Pres hes negsfa fever and iou other disorders and SOW
s IN" sse o. slow coG'u'npton which consgns Sc man
onhd noIa.fs 70 an sarly gave This wash has beea sst
iSfy fea N private and domestic practice throughout u
n lot s9e ysa; and France and ENGLAND, where 50
~ ms .eiT. ssts.shed II prescribed BY x most siai3eS
u f is 'tac!i a. certain specific 1t Is pIeparel
80 va Sun, late Madam Bourgeois, 10 whom N@,
v secret OF It's composition kowu aid Who from feto'l
80 !.aeE TH3nias through u ye.Fs car po'iu.i
orth:e- days.
or 5af b. The pyor.or Is stonstre nsar B~aas
~ oF'' j. a'iihsn, IS3 Broadway; j. r. Hlt eet eoD
Sa9eFs''iset and BroeGwag George Chiycn 81 sIar 5a
Nsh'so.. 1Is. HAS, 10 Fal;cmstiee bf'0''''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
PassenSers Sailed

la the ship United States, for Liverpoo!-D Wilhelm.
Z Maxwell, aud II Whittle. OF York. d'Inville,s
and Jas Holmes, Philadelphia.
Ia che brig Cord-Is, for ST. Themss and ponee-Mss J'
seph Ridgeway. child and servant Miss Hart Mr. Msek
er and aay Mr. Car,ng,on Mrs Larkn St Thomas; Mr. \
Wsuen. MIR. Angel, for Gasysms; Madame Gsson Mrs
MeLeigh, Miss yogh, Mr. + w Bchrens and Mr. Ho'aer
soathc,aYd for Ponce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
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