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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
DR.. Duncan's Erpcctorant Remcdy,

ras, Difficulty Of Brea atag. Asthma. Pa5u tae
Breast and Cbe:, AM an diseases Liver a=d TuDGs,
which all distractions from Re=gj-
atCry vessels, II tle Iags entirely accorded
By disease VIII IN gz.t II the
progress and nfI=e life AMI vtgor diseased
Read many thousand and
astonishing gwen by
used ihis medicine witnessed miraculous eferts
thousands whose veA rad been de=pai-eH nj Ga ~
the agents satisfied Of this med-
cine. before purchasing
For siie at the BOOK STORE
Richmond, Get ., 1913. 54d
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Z y i i q =
Evek-Ce fO3. The aNOfhPr!
QUIET AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
Z. H, r.lt.f Il chtLlre,, crLtEinr festhSl
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

ts.7-F6r the relief # children cutting teetf.-G0
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March II, I743.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

Tie genuine Y stars Balsam Is sale Richmond
ONLY II the Book Sore.
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RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

No was very green only full formed in the berry, and
raw; No. was fully ripe. No. =, the sample was bold
but coaue; while Nos. I and finer In the skin,
but small. showing they had shrunk more. The raw
cut No. g. was unexcepuOnabe, being plump No
" aud superior 10 and q in hinnCss and uniform clean
mess Of skin. There little difference between and T.
except That the last was more rough than the first.
IL was No B. cuta fortnight before fully ripe that
is designated as raw" From the various experiments.
which seem 20 have been fully aud fairly conducted u o.
pears, that No. superior n the other varieties; civ
nR noie yer buse tun No. 2, 10y "a bs. Of -four and
pain II about 10 per cent the flour Of equal measures
oi grain lOObs Of wheat No 3 makes ~ lbs Of flour.
while lOOlba Of No yields - lb- showing On advantage
of per cent. in favor 81 gram cut raw
ln grinding, u found that No r ground ,to ,vorst
ihan No. l. IN No. ., were a greater 9uonty of
Huiy particles which would pass the bolt op in ,,,
uf the others. The bran from No was coarse and b,,,.
while that from No 3 was "thin a bees wing
The actual value u nuur for the purpose o nutrition d.
pending ~ great measure the gluten contains .a,
pie u Nos and 8. analysed by Prof Johnston and
he found them % contain respectively No 95 per cent
at gluten; No 3. 80 per cent Of gluten Thus proving
that the wheat which gave the greatest quantity Of -four
rave alao the bost--S0Hfhcra Planter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Cutting Wheaf-ln tie last volume Of the Planter we
rave the results Of experiments made by Mr. ELAN
manu." Of England ascertain the which wheat can
be- the greatest advantage These experiments excl
ted great interest the time, and Mr.. lannams concu.
confirmed by the experience Of several our
correspondents. Since that period have received
raj contradictory statements, and particularly
high source stating that good -four could be- made
cept from wheat fully maured We from the Culiiya-
tor that Mr. Hannah has repeated his experiments
larger SCALE aud that they have resulted in the strongest
confirmation Of his original conclusions yiz that what be-
terms the raw" state affords the greatest bulk and weight
ct wheat aud the best article Tor manufacturing purposes
That readers may the better Judge what intended to
be dcsgnaied 10y the raw state" give synopsis u the
experiments. Five different cuttings were made as follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
JOHN VI. Bolts.
Richmond. Nav l9th. 1873.
TO Me Editors Of Me IVhig

To ne EdIiOTs ~ Tie Wing:
Gcnucmen-AllOw me To say through your paper To the
Editors Of the Enquirer, with all respect that they place
me IN false position when they describe stepping
forward 10 rcbuke hl laclous spirit Ia the meeting AT
the Exchange. ! inctous spirit t. rcbukc The
resolutions proposed 10y Mr. Pcasant WERE IN themselves
unoXccptionahc IN spirit and temper and It nothing had
been said about u party celebration on tile fourth of
july there could have been objection 10 the rcsolu
tons until they amended.
am a. ready as any one TO unite IN the meetings Of the
Wings; but IT aud my opinion that neither Whigs
nor Democrats should appropriate the Fourth Of July tn
themselves exclusively That day belongs To patriots Of
all parties, and should be appropriated To exclude
any from its celebration, and this all meant To say
Very respectfully,
JAMES LYONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

the same whether the blow was aimed by love-
old and ranking hostility.
In point OF fact. Mr. Lyons produced impression
the meeting except confirm il in the purpose for which
His remarks cheercd at the door, where stood
several, aud think Mr.. John Tyler, IT, among them.
who abhor Wings in the aggregate and deai but he
RED but member OF the meeting with him, aud that
member 10 personal knowledge, was opposed To the
object before the meeting assembled This however, Is
said by any derogaton Of Mr. Lyons elo-
qucnec, but only rcbu the unfounded inference the
Enquirer Mr. Lyons and that other, alone voted against
the resolutions proposed.
word now upon the pretended indignation of the En-.
quircr this plan. Who, read the above and without
n previous acquaintance with its author, would
cieve him to be very dore-such Noah let fly
from his ark. discover that land upon which the human
might, after the dclugc. settle in peace! SO sofso
gcne-so mild-so unaggrcssvc-so perfectly Invested Of
all party feelings and party tricks,
Yet, let inform the public large. that the author OF
this article thus dcprccaung and cschewing rsansh
the ih July, is the Editor of the Enquirer himself
The oldest living parxnn IN Virginia whose life for up
wards of 10 ycars, has been indusousy devoted part
zanshp who has that long interval, omitted
single opportunity Of making party capital whose paper
proves him in years, have been himself,
partzan the ith Juy whose papoT for 80 years past
fHH OF parzan 18th July proceedings and OF his approval
and his eruitaoas hso proceedings whenever they
played into the hands Of las party II proof required
30 years, and much TO the point and overwhelming,
that Van Buren, himself shall say Mr. Rtchc you have
walked up the wrong passenger"
But "Saul is among the Frophctss This aged and
interchangeable partzan. who has spent long life IN the
increasing and romorselcss pazanshp the match whom,
in relentless vndctve and long continued parEanshp this
country cannot whole Globe itscesn show; steps forth
um his proprcy tell the W nigs OF Richmond rAaf-and
To rebHke them for WHAT Why for their being pazans-
for the wish OF Of them for Il Wing ith July cccbra
on-or the undigeScd and uncNecuicd purpose Of por-
on that day in political brotherhood, extending
To all who might desire, the privilege OF association.
Are To have Christianity preached next by the devil
HIMSELF Is Bacehus preach the injurious effects of wne'
Shall Venus incuCate the merit oi chastyl OR Alexander
Caesar the praises at moderation Or Judas Arnold
Tyler the abominaunn of treason
Il The Enquirer informs the public that ''we" will
cordially Join celebration OF the ih-i party topics
excluded. This Is truly a marvellous piece of
condescension What! the immaculate, the bold, the
magnanmous the sk-stockings and pumps and
"goUd society" minglng with the crowd OF IN. Ciays
myrRidOns' the Wings dosignaied-,s stretch OF
condescension, which enough admire nor
for which the Wings be sufficiently thankful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
NATURE AND ART.

An ErtGRAM.
When Eve, the fret of woman kind,
As Queen oi Eden royed,
Her thoughts were free IL mountiin wind,
And al who saw her loved.
The Eagle screamed lofty note
The Lion tossed his name,
And zen the ldnnct'- little throat
Essay'da ilatrring strain.
The cyc-thc lip-tho -oul fraught face,
These won tho first II men,
Each movement gave o. lite grace,
To deck the mother Of our race
There were no bustes then.
f0rE ANSWERED
CIVILIZATION AND ART.
Az ruGRAw.
When Eve ihr0uglrrary Eden moved
And tuned her maiden voice,
u was not strange that Adam loved,
He'd only H0bsOn's choice
Bot when ten girls found NJ home,
With chance for scarce fnO men,
Not idle grace, nor "Linnotrs" hum,
Will catch the beau; 10 make hun come.
Zach gir must "JHsHe them" NO. Tnori,.
THE OAru Avn um Kiss.
"Doyou, said Fanny, rother day,
w earnestlovc me as you -ny;
Or are those tender wo d. implied
Mike ~ fifty girls beside 2"
Dear cruel girl" cried !, "forbcar-
for by those EsEs-thoso Lfr4-I swear
She stopped me the oath took
Ana cried, ~ ou've swOrn-uo,y \ lss the roor %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Too ooup 20 Bg Losr.--1ho following story was lately
told hy reformed ncbatc apology much 81 he
folly ~ drnnkardsi-A ranging about brcwry by
accident icl into of the beer and imno
datc danger Of downing and appealed help him
outi the cat replied. "ltis foolish request, or soon
get you shall YOU" The piieousy replied
"rhat fate would be- better than be- drowned beer
The cat lifted him out bot the fumes II the beer pour
pn.s snccsing and dropping the mouse be- Immediately
tl1k refuge IN is hoc. Tho cat she could
cover hsrsslf called upon The out gu
rascal id not YOU promise that should you ?" ooh -
replied he ouso bu YOU know was IN liquor the time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
fOrE ANswEEJ
CIVILIZATION AND ART.


On THURSDAY. May isui ~ trr Monumental Cl,eb L. a., d.
W. Norwood luGH ~ LIE. EI 81 winchester a. NJ MARY
D. daughter q The bate Robeu Grecnhow u tis rity
DIED,
THURSDAY eyeang, EDWARD CANNON only an N The late
keuhin Freeman. On M sftb yesrO b. aer
o'nEN mTrER--A fsw ksps n,rs Go..n Buiief 10, al.
- BY n lf-6t EOYALL a MORGAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

THE NATIVE GEArE.-The Editor of the Natchez Free
Tadcr says the only obie cluster bunch grape indigo
nous m The IT, s., has been discovered in a remote and un
settled part o the Leako county, te Yokanodkana ryer
The bunches are very large the fruit transparent, thin
skinned and oval pulp soft, with three seeds encuscd
great bearer, and Of delicious flavor Only vine has
been discovered The Editor has been promised some cut
lungs THIS vine has been long known the Indians and
called the YOknnodkanO Grape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
AUCTION CARD.
Splendid va. made Furniture, Rich Plated

We invite The particular attention Ioskcepes and others 10
our sale 0flnniome and well ude Cabinet Furniture Rich Plated
Ware &C. NJ The Exchange Long Room THIS (aturyl Morning.
81 O'Clock
Purchasers from tho country their gods carefully pack
cd n be- carried any distance will safety.
% Catalogues ready tlo roos Tor examination
mn 90 tNtOEs A. BROTHER, Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Yswnue may b. excited by taking bold u the tons aad
opening trta slowly several OF course, those upon
vho,a hc tal prsctsed no b. aware Il your De
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Oh GOOD JOurneymen at the above business
Nv Gui employ and liberal Wages
Hat Mandatory, Cauak, Warren County, Georgia. Apply
ma Ig-N A. CHANDALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
tSppp 7ruF EXCHANGE HOTEL.

s9OOOo. &c. &c. for slOg-Also, $1,000, &c. for 81.
no. saturday has again On This ly have pay up
your for dayan on saturday we have two oe
no 5,uv a. BE- received Monday morning and means Of Oh
ouna good capital Cor Operating largely during enuing week
A. above may 0htainef Tor 0r -
hnn 90 n quarter proportion Fo your money matter.
~ ~ CHARLES NoNINAM. ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Opinions Of the "Tiges."-The cobhIer declares the
time. want "mcndug"-1he waichmokcrs say thoir watch
e don't go"-Eyente undertakes complain their trade
Is "doad"-The wine merchant declares he Is "yrccked
IN sight OF por"-Ihc hakney coacnau SAYS his vocation
IS at "-tand"Aud thus 1t s with every calling and pro.
iesson The want of money is undoubtedly universal
aud the smallest change woudbc acceptable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
SACRED MUSIC.

,4iohLb M cIO' icienty
It IANIOit has IN his collection the ol
reoes"- former aPpoaraH
An wen-Iast words Infants PRAYER diseoHHss
shop Mckendree lnspieT and hearer ~ 10 the fall
by the RIVER "t babylon Jesus, Saviour e
Chifs int Prayer Innrs Pnyer
Come disconsoac oh, there viii he uoprnin-
Evening Song risen from The ,e,a
Fading, fading-lAn Parents PRAYER
ming song Pilgrims Address Ia hc Deity
From GTeenlanais icy sisters Can
tains-t Missionary Strike
Glorious things thee spoken S-ep infant slecn
'ol - every where Sweet dove, that ard wing
High let swell tnncfu
notes. Star evening
nlmh oi I've Selian peaSants evening hymn
nc coneth' There's nothing bu
now cheering The thought lis not the gldei
humanity SonE of Joseph n
would not live alway MUSIC
ma ~ Opposite the Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
PECKs' PEGGED ROOTS AND SHOES
""' suSi a-orii"nt, aud for sale low nj
J. r. WATKINS 4 co
= door below Messrr NN,.l.,,,DrtI, r. =.

sNuftllT
9C kno~lcdee Is wcalhis power II is the hey that unI1
The store houses Of creation To us N.
,hh ~, 1919 OF Anowl''Ee Is more important than that
h'h teaches man To know himself means oTs
r own happiness What wealth wtl.,a, h.,r, ~,
ms, 49, ,np oooni That which furnishes means OF
49,, ~, isng disease Of more nbir- and
precious uian iine gold How much anguish min ,nI s
'T ~, nnsh De saved by knowing what
The reader Is respectfully request To Icu.~, ,h,,
i purely vegetable composition, Immediately r... ami
unap state OF ia" vital huHis hence cau. NV an
section OF the ga1ie icr-DipsI~ia attended with ,e,,
" OF Tue stomach chrome disease LAYER nns
sHe-Setoula Of the Lungs, which not reievd s,n r
ap cou matter which results in
accompanied with enlarRements and pain of IN. ,nipt.
euianeous erptons viz Rngsorm scaL head rSzrr,
seah'e~ Tester and similar aiFtciions are rrnavss h
For particulars in this ami o,he, cIv
AMI sold w'olc-a AMI retail e,or,,t,on bv
~ nsANps CO. Druggists and Chemists Grane RI,Ling,
y" go roadway Of Chambers street. New YORK ,uhoT
ssr",in Mehnon A. puval Co, Petersburg Roper Anie,
@ W No'ok W. Santos; and sold by grneay in The
a. a. cues IN the u staieS-rnee 100 pr bottle. bottles
Ina 20
GENUINE OPORTo WINE.
w nave few dozen Of genuine Wine warranted pr.
w mice which Is very od---u,rabla for invald~ '''
"'l ~ ALIEN DuvAL A 90.
EpIsCopaL PRAyER HOOKS.
w RANDOLPH has hand a beautiful assorunen, ofPray
s' books a, prices varying from al Tlrir
= s"'h variety OF and bindings can be- suit
$4,000 sI,,!. cargo of schr
-, @epg : n@ 20 T. 3 kIInY
TOBACCO RON MARKETS. WANTED.
w E"'-h'o hire or Tobacco Bo, Makers.
ma 20 p ANDERSON & Co
~ Tor by BoLToN a n ,ppISnS ~
30 Corner Main and Gov street,. below rasIc Rum,
RrrLERs EfFERvEsCING MAGNETISM APERIENT "a,
= Sin by ma 20 BOLTON a. HARRISON.
bthENCH SNUFF BOXES WITH PATENT SPRING LIDS
u n line assortment received and for by
BOLTON A HARRISON
ma 20 Corner Main and streets below EarIe Ruins
L AIDES BEAUTIFUL FRENCH MOROCCO sI.PPERs-Ju.,
to hand by the last boat large supply very beau
uin French Morocco Slippers OF the son-ebeap for cash
JUDAH MYERS CO
"AA ~ boot Shoe and Trunk Dealers
Il AIDES FRENCH MOROCCO AND FRENCH KID PARIS
u TIES BEAUTIFUL STYLES-We Just received and
opened 10, Of the above superior bargains can
at JUDAH MYERS 4 cos
ma 20 Fashionable nd shoes
TUNR1yELLLNG IS FANCY BiSKETS a great variety and
n OF Superior quality, and for sale by
RICHARDS GARDNEB,ri - "
ma IL Hardware and Fancy Store -, IT, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
PORTRAIT OF BISHOP MOORE.

w RANDOLPH Inns Portrait OF Bisho Moore,
- ken by Mr. IIuhlrd the best ever IA
| ken which he VIII sell bargain ma u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07
~ TO MAKRtED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
-These invaluable Powders have been universally adopsd
IN EuyoTs but France IN particular upwards Of thirty yes
well By housandsin this county, being the only mild
sss, and ecacgus remedy for married ladies' health
forbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madsme Restei as is well Known for thirty yssn Eel
nals Physician tho principal Female Hospitals in In
ropethose Of Vienna and Psrswhere vored ~ her ea
eTperence and opportunities, she affirmed celebrity
those great in medical science specially sdss1
TO the female frame for which her medicines stand unn
Vailed a. vel! II th: country a. in Europe HsI acauani9ss
hsI-bY tracing The decline and i'll health Of married sss
scarce in tho meridian Of e and tho consequent rapid and
een apparently neIpcabe causes which eor.isn many
fond mother to premature Rave-to their
rive knowledge OF the primary Of female ndsposf
tionsespecay Of married femaleswhich, 1903, led =
the discovery her celebrated " Preventive Powders.D
Their adoption has been the Of preserving only
the health but tho life 81 afeetonats w and
fondmother
The advertiser feeling the ofth subject and ssI
timatng benefits resulting thousands BY their sdoD
ton would resctiuly attention Of the MAJ
ned BY al that they hold and dear hr consideration
u not wise and to prevent evils to which sub
iect. by simple and hesihJ means within control Every
aspassopate vuous. and enliRf1ened mind will unhesta
mgly answer in tho affirmative Price Are dollar package,
B, forwarded BY mail = any Part Of the United sss
TELL, Female Phy.issn Principal ONCE, {S Greenwich
street, New York Ofhcc hovr NJ 10 clock M
Boston Office MOI EEscrrt. milo Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNFTT.

NV. CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THx new Yosx HERALD-A daily paper, Issued every
morning oil the week-pricc ro cents copy Country suk
scrbc furnished at the rate Tor any period Oh
rcmittance advance No unlcs paid advance
Tar WEEKLY HERALDIssued every Saturday NORMAN AZ
mae oclockpdce sin and quarter cents copyfumi,hei
10 country subscribers So or m ths
rate for any specified period.
CoShnsroppBuys requisite 10 atSrs thar lsttsy.
yAxss ~elssu 1nu.ryr. rrsyis and s,-ssi III su
iM.sn budnom ms, tspu pslU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ. D.. LISBON. fsRTUGAL
TlNIIE Scientific corbinaon Of INGREDIENTS Of which those
Pills comresed have msds .hes he wonder and admi
me only prcraraon dscoyered that invariably
certain in producing the monthly tcrns Their certainty, al!
s,.es hrnr such during pregnsptv
or though always mila sae and healthy they
be directions translated into English and are ioped
,ound with seal Of the importer stamped Each bon, on
sins the signature of M de Boudc0que and tho EnQsh d
scctons the SIGNATURE Of DR. D. MELVEAU, asorsoA
swout fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail any pan Of tho United
states. Letters directed TO DR.. n. Meveru, boz a. New
York, will I.et wit, immediate attention. All letters mast
&c post paid od ~ appointment At 7o Chsry, Csths
sues; iso ~ Eslf boxes a. No half boxes ~
naii. milo In dSw
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ARsHz p::.: q.
az En- teS all the horse. and cattle e
the formula N on. Of % Rssn
no r'clilnE the south England aud procured by the
DTkEFSS aoRsE ball. rsdis cal
blood gross ha%o" and obstiaeied rerspraon ,uch
4. . @ Ss ssS at
season. whou, change Of dict or o,ss renee Mh u;sa
chang Tssu,r bali. Prove hsh
III. season horses recoliiy sbe Sold in package:
INK. the ss. med
5 ID hss all S s. s
ute shvenns, coughs, hoov,ns, loss Of milk &c Sold in
''ffT.Es; Ssh tf pRSk Sd ssh
ds es and hSn be omitted in all where
s 81. %S.s admiralty ed
I in e.pene that extrapeoui matter which
sssS
milk sons S sR%' psei
ssTER bo 4 FEE .usduinr
o morbid oH .ysSps also :1essH
Wounds sS :s &C. In 5eis, with diTsenOn each No
vUiSER&RHY' 'G BxSLIsAMFor eradiea.us MARBLE. In
no rs aSs cuts aud
cs hs that ssn a be Be-
cRDH s PRG SH%' xS WSR B "a siss L.
9uID BLisfEk, &si Sc Al hi. e.isSi.hnsai The at
!sS;i 81. faux ;:
me most seIupuoas accuracy in the preparation OF phys
The above medicines prepared sold exclusively
the Medical Hall g Essey street three doors from Grand
Orders from the country promptly executed ala smsr
or %STHR sR9A
letters Patent Nov IssS-anufactured by L. B. Swan
The attention of Druggists and other vendors of Soda
solicited to this useful and economical substitute for the
penss complicated aud troublesome apparatus heretofore in
TIL, of the Atmospheric Fountain over the old
economy OF original
the purchaser being less than quarter old
G us simplicity Of being such that one
the riIng erpense of materials for supplying it,
with the small amount of labor required and its
in in vsIoq. Of the United States Canada
the hands Of the proprietor and his agents. gives
Druggist. aud others the Southern West Indies
will find this fountain partcuy adapted their climate
Full directions for putting up using apparatus Pepar
ing the different re .are.e. syTu &C. accompany EACH
Geo d. Coggesksl 42i Pearl street. New York. General
s:: Z :sS i'Isfi M ~ si rsss
WILLIAMS william S MsSse Clapp, 50 Maiden lane
A. p Sands, 70 Fulton st.
.IECAUTiON-All persons cautioned against manu-
encroachm-ni. L. q, SWAN
as 2m~ec
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now opeAiug by recent arrivals
the lowest prices for cash approx ed paper
Buu Hinge, and Screws. Fine Pen and Pocket Cutie
1spsnsd Tea TrsS,. Table Knives and Forhs
sss Ts Sass s E.o R sns shears
.o' sssss s. Shovel. :.' sssa:: &: &C.
Also full ss.ortaent Guns PISTOLS Rifles and Gun
a22 lm.r 2la Pearl street opposite Plat .teet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07
ME- RESTEI,L

FEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, Ils Green
wch srcet, between Courand and Liberty Streets whore
she can bc corsul;ed with the rtrccat condolences on con
plants incident TO the female frame. -
Madame hcstcl ,eypcrenca and ledge
efobsnats female negusrty soppage
6c such to require but few days effect perfcsi
nncmcnt OF Other indpo.tcn be accommodated during
such time, With private and respectable board.
freventsc Powden," for married ladies' VT ,ss d,
iicse OF precarious he,h crbds rapid T,s
VIII be sent by mail to OF tho United Sates Prize
pv;sasse All Letters Iyos godl sddsssed'o boz ga
B."M,d.ms REsrhT s n ,nfc,n .a,.. re.,oir.
ont 81 tho city, whose health would adm Of travelling thar
abe would devote her attendance them IN any
United States within reasonable distance milo s
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FEMALE MONTHLY FILLS,

OWING to the celebrity efficacy. and nvanable sucee Of
~ Madams Rcstes Female Monthly Pills in all casss Of
irregular IT, o. tsppsgs Of Ao.e function: Of na
their n.rodueton into the United States year,
eorntcsts and limitations constantly attempted to BE-
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es1noned against thee ATTEMPTS to impose
Sufficient here 10 state that all Female Monthly fills
tseS, except thosc cold Madame Hcstels fnncips cs
10 Greenwich street, New Yorh and Essex Street, Boston
efeach box.
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tho decsns enclosed inside OF each box Sold also BIZ az
poinment Al 3s4 Grand street, corner Of Allen Now York
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