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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
There is riga, good haoor AMI solnd sense in The


There is right good hGnor AMI solnI sense in he
following from Inc Evening Sar:-
"FDiroEs LOOKING W." SAYS the Express. Ave IN.
decd, Us how WHY, John Imam, OF the CONNIE
eial, and " I. EdrcdEe Of The Times are appointed
Commissioners 10 take The acknowledgment of Deeds"
We hope OR worthy ooicmpOrarios will not forget
themselves in their elevation aud treasure Tn tho
fact, that political ayors al cvanesceni and there
lore They must "muko hay while the sun shines" nnd
instead OF furnishing splendid houses drinkinr rich
wines and giving costly dinner parties from the prof
OF their Office 10 rtmembe- that they have yyiys.
nnd Children 10 provide i0r-oid age and long nights
approaching, and If they reasonably prudent Ihsy
may lay up-eshieon pence three farIhings annually
IRON lhe hcit pioceedso their office Looking upi
political editors looking Up9" quo;ha! Thi. IS news
indeed. Good fellow, rs they generally ar, ,nI Il.
serving better fate. they are Ike ilcck of sheen
whose roses are marked with red ochre led on b som.
bell veiheT, who feathers his own nest and i The only
one Who can 'ioOk up aGd snuiTIhe free air because
he feels las oats and thinks he lead the whole cor
cern Editors might possibly look up were they NOR,
uuied-werc there better more fraternal z clina
amongst hcm-did they stand by each oiher and s.s
tain each others acknowledged rights But there or,
some who seem 10 take pleasure in abusing her col!
leagues aEs rndeayOring 10 lessen them in public csii
miIon-2oi many. we adxiii; and those who practice
IL are ne'ally the PORES; doyiis of the crnd who be
tween brandy and water, sho- hing tcInners and bad
times. prefer venting their spleen upon a coll.aruc
when they can find no else 10 abuse
u 0, thus, That when victory perchcs upon onr ban
nor5' Ihe mcdnes; and least available the unknown
AM sometimes most unsuiisd. make of with all ihc
sois leaving the editors who are said 10 be lookiuc
ur.' the mcrcsi crumb from the official fable Wcrg
editors more united, men who obtain high station,
from their abors and cxcrons would scarcely venture
nPon The experiment of "whsiling them OF and Ic;irp
down the wind prey to fortune" I co. hcreofcT
against TIC election Of nay man who is not rlcdgcJ
among other acts Of devotion bis country to be IN,
editors friend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

LINN trraE AND ScIEycE-Coi Burr. 10 corcIr.
sion Of letter 10 Gov. Aston writes thus "lct me
enireai you 10 stimulate and all Thrsdooa IN the cub
tyation Of her mind 10 IS indispensable 10 her happi
ness and essential IN yours II Is also Of the utmost
importance 10 your She would presently acquire
criIich knowledge Of Latin. English. and al branch
Is Of natural philosophy. All this would be poured
into your son II you should differ with me us 10 the
importance Of this measure. sugrr me 10 ask u a.
last favor. She will richly compensate your trouble
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

,AhLiNI was Inc first comic actor on The stage 81
f'dul single glance ofhs eve would dia,c .r,i,cs
0'sr the most rigid counicnancc
gentleman one morning waited on . rhvsicia n,
~ that city, and requested hc would prescribe Tor
disease 10 Which he was not only subject but a victim
-h'etu"cho'y Melancholy" repeated the doctor
you must go 20 the theatre. aud CGrliui will soon dis
siine your gloom md culiyeu ysnr spirits" fS,d The
1aucm scizing the doctor b. toe hand) excuse mr-
avn Carlin himself A. the moment conyuss The
audience wiih laughter, am the prey Of The disease
whioh came 10 consult you upon"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

The broad Banner Of flarrison. Liberty and the
Con Il ulion - flung TO The breeze, inscribed with
he n'P.rIng words Of the eloquent Barbuur-"Ono
presidential icsHihe integrity Of the public servants
tho safety u the public moncy-and the gene rai
good Of tao people"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

HrxEY CLAY " Hc hath a heart as sound &C. d
bell and his tongue the clappcr for What his hear
thinks his tongue speaks"
JoHS q ADAMS
- lie does rely on nrno:
But carries on the stream Of his dispose
Without Observance or respect 90 any
Wa ~ U,Rntsox. An honest man re Il. so5
intcs The slime that sticks on filthy deeds"
Wa G. RuEs--
Presume not That avn the thing I w.s:
lieay'n doth know W shall illc world perceive
That have tun'd away fs.y former sell"
THouAs II. BESrn..--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

TH- TI~rs - NEW NoR.-Thc New YsrL cor
respondent ihe National Intclligcnccr writes:
The revenue IN this ciiy in January 1899 w.s
81 100000 II IL 100000 in hi, January. This
looks if Treasury wSGld DC necessary or some
thing else.
This - the season for letting stores in the brsnes,
parts Of the city, and bills OF" 70 let are on crcat
many. Pearl street il all to let Hard money Iincs
rapidly Gnnhilang lie ordinary sni even rational
value Gxud upon real property"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

Tho activity Of the scquisihyo s;int Of orr conn
iymcn Is thus illustrated in n London farce 4
Yankee lnndsn Portsmouth, and on English lady y,b,
understands that be h1s been Invalid nsks hin, 81
no has been benefited by his yoyogcl Benefited.
be osc.a ne, no, not at all; haven't made dollar
by H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

MErIiODlsT HYMN BoONs.--Wc he lot
Ncihodls Hymn Books. mi arc gs, srca \, srro,r,o.
date either hmiiesof churches on ibo loves. terms
Also keifis1s oii,.nr. Christian Kcepsake a. Ro.
hgi0us souvenir. fof 1910
STEPHENSON & GARwOOn.
IN . Comes e H1a s CplrH ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

hfARRiED-Cn tbc I iih inst by the pcv yvn
Wallace NJ. Tnouhs g.. CuLBrarsoN, Of Ibis civ,
10 Miss MAErHA DicEEY. late of Franklin county.
Pcuusy lyaui1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
9 . q . . q q

EINvAAS FAMILY APERENl Pills are pr.
H ly vegetable. composed with the s;netssi pee
son ofseicuce and of art they produce na-,ca
and are warranted TO the follow, ing diseases which
arise from impurities Of the blood. yiz:-ATopicxy
B'oss affections Coughs. Colds liberated ib<out
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Affections pccu
liar TO females, and all those diseases Of whatsoever
Kind, 10 which human nature is subject, where tho
.iemaCh is affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. g. COLDS. Nervous
diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia. bious Diseases
pics ulcers. female weakness, aud all eases of hyIo-
yIondriacisn, low spirits ralpatOn of III, hSar'.
Nous rriiaby, nervous weakness fluor abus seminal
weakness indigestion. loss of appetite. heartburn gen.
eral debility bodily weakness. chlorOSis green sick
icss, ha'ulCncy, hys,crcal innys, Mysteries. head
tchcs, hiccup, tkncss nigh, mare rheumatism.
ishEl, tic dOalourcuH crimp, sTasmosic affections.
uid thosc " ho victims tn that most excrutiatng
disorder Corr VIII fnd relief from their sulIerinss by
course of DR. Evans medicine.
CCtrare IF ierfei'&-CAUTioN; De particular
IN purchasing 10 see that the label of This Medicine
contains notice of s entry Gcco@Sirg 10 Act ef Con-
gress. Aud be likewise particular in Obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street, Ncw-Nork, car from the REGu
LAR AGENTS. wa. ~. KING, Nhootiag.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
ysNo THE NERVOUS & DEBILTTATUD.-DR
EVANS TONIC PlILS-1he roMcfs OF =.

TsNo THE NERVOUS & DEBlLrrATUD-DR.
Z EVANS TONIC P1LLS-The powers OF T.
vaEs Can.onie P,l!s such. that the nalriiaiirg
he art. the ircmu.ous hand, the dizzy eye aid
the GuIlr ring mind vanish before their effects
like noSious varors before The benign influence Of
the morning san They have been long successfully
used Cor the of nternit;sni, together nh cvcrs
Of the irregular kind accompanied with vis-
crril olsiruciions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. GER
cra debility indigestion aud is consequence
o: appcr dsc..iO2 90 the mach. acidiiy; unIlca.
ta.;e in tho mouth. nmbliEg nose in the Lowcls.
ouE symptoms. langtor. when lac mind bcCopcs
irritable, sesponSing. thoughtful, melancholy and dc.
ected. IIypOchondTacsm. consumption. dnncss of
sight, dciriun, anl all other Affections these
pills will produce faie aud permanent cure.
vans Fiis first introduced IN America III So
BsraTe II { ,,.Bier fsdS-C AuTIoS.-Bc particular
IN purchasing TO sec that the label uf this Medicine
contains notoc OF its eiry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
~ 100 Chatham st., New-Iurk. or frun the regular
sscn; WA. II. KING. Wheeling.
nov 9S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

The following Message was transmitted hy The pat
T.o,c Governor Of this Stale the Legislature Mon
day last;
go he House Of Delegates:
lay before the General Assembly n communication
from the Governor OF New Jersey, cnclosng a prrum
Die AMI resolutions passed 10y ihc Legislature of ;hl
State. the subject oi the exclusion from their seats
10 the House OF Representative Of the United States
Of tive of The persons duly commissioned tho Rep
reScnaiiyes OF thc People of New jersey in the %
Congress.
These resolutions lIi, a subject involving ono
Of the vital rghss .t States 81 Ihis Union and
viii, doubtless, receive fIcn the General AscIsLly
the consideration which thcir importance demands.
Should the practice obtain ~ the Congress Of the
United STATES. Of which this l. believed To be The
first example, OF porIioh Of he members returned
according TO ia. laws Of their States undertaking
CT lulc other portions &C members having similar and
legal authorizations of their membership from par
Cp1tIOn IN The organzltoH of the House and the ce,
ion of officers, and from holding their seats until
an adversary claim to them shall have been regularly
adudicusi. u obypGs perceive lhat such q course
has no l:mii principle bat force, & ultimate
J.; re,ull ia revolutionary violence.
also transmit a solution cfiho Legislature OF Yer.
MOI; ~ ihs suiJcc Of he public lands
DAVID CAMPBELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

- Wy NV ~ 10 VS. Nafhs
JoHy 9. SNuosS. Sic wean bis faith but
the i1sssca Of hs BAT o ever changes viii the nsri
blotk"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
4 SEVERE CASE Of TEE'TTUNC;- WTrII
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, ....-.-l l. :, - = q

4 SEVERE CASE Of TEE'rIUNC;. WT'TIT
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by The jnii,J.
H ,t nmen'ah soothing syrup af d.. w Eyansr-
NIs MCPHERSON. resd ny OF No 3. Madi.op street
called at The Medical Office Of DR. w Evans. No IOd
Chatham street. y. Y. and purchased n Ioule of The
SyruP hr her ch:ld. VINO suffering exeruciatirr
"a" curing We process OF dcntIon. Icing morucnta.
rally threatened with conv ulsions it, i,y, IN. ,o ,,re
Exceedingly loose. and food could be rof,,;ncJ an
INC stomach. Almost Immediately after i,s onoIic,.
hon' ihe alarming symptoms entirely ceased end BE-.
,'"'o q-ne natural AZ tribute ofgFa;iiudc Esr tbo
benefit afforded tie child iia mother cane ,rc, 90,
scooTl ond freely sanctioned publicity to The al~,e
bo particular ia applying nj 100. Chatham st-ccta.
ihcre are several counierieia advertised No ot,st
giocc 10 the city has the genuine Cor sale
Bcuorc Of 0uaisyfeits--CArrio., Re r,,,;c,f.,
IN purchasing n so That the label of tb:. M,Jic;n,
contains notice of iis" entry according 10 Actog C.r
gres,' Ai.d he likewise particular in obtaining hem
" 100 Chnihum street New Nork, or from ihe regu-
" Agent
nov ~ w. " KING. s. Water Il U1o.l.,~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

hR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a.
- CUE HlLS.--T'hose pills ~ admirnblv ,Jsn-
ted 20 afford uniform rclicfn isc different uoiii,o,
Of these distressing maltdics are particularly rccom.
mcndcd 10 public notice. On The acceson Of he eH
Hnge whcp iho face ond limbs " the s,rfF,re beso,
pale and ihe sensation Of cold and lanr,or IS fell ,,
'adng The whole system. their administration h ac
'"mpin'eu win a'ornsiIng succcss-thcy soon lesson
iho subsequent distressing shycrug and violent sba
hs and W continuing iu their Isc fls directed, ,iis
Ultimately euro he most obstinate apue Tlcso Iii.
are Of signal utility IN th1sc dsiressi-g coscs -.
there - salowucss of conpleNicii r,ain -, a., .,
Of The liver. tension and Dishes. in mo co-.,;c =.
con with other syrnp"us ins eating the esi.,cnc. "a
n'rbd Hcion Or ~fouiS uisc1se ~ The stomach live,
bowels, u'sCniay 20 spleen. which consequences 80
Fens.dly sUtcrvcno from prOiractcd inicraiit.rt,
they permanently overcome ihcse dsz,ures. M tl,s
.arno timo give tore ~ tho stomach. cleanse and
strengthen he bowels and nnpou health, ,ieor. ana
energy % ibc system.
Bru1rs u isr1SifS--C AUrlox--Igo po,,,cul,,
IN purchasing g. see tha tho abel Of obs ki,aci,s
ooliairs notice ~ s fpgsg aocorfps 70 o., 81 Co,
gress AID 10 lrk"wee particular ~ obtaining hem
~ 100 Chafhsm - Ntw.York. or from the re0ul,,
sgeng. VM r. KING, IS Wsicr % Whssi;,.,
u0 20 ~ RcBiSsUS Porsu1un
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

TnE IEGI>rhruEE-Wc are without Richmond
Iapcis Cor ihe last four days alj therefore without
Further intelligence Of legislative dong, than ", h
NJ our last Publication currg IN. whole sion Q.
'h' IeEs''ure W ave received nothing in the shape
% letters or documents :rUm either MIR Coed or Mr.
Mcconnell. They certainly 90 corsuit the w.shcs
1t their Constituents in the respect. 1t is reported,
the strength Of lc ter said 10 have been received
here FROM Mr.. Mcconnell, thar MAJOR Good of thu
city, has been taken up e opposition candidate ior
Senator Of the UnIed States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

Or a'1rt. 'n codonis me arntis " y 51ns ogefa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

&c portion Of The documentary evidence prove that
the South need fear be- wings. as the wings and
aholitonisis united but that abo,onisis may
be- found IN both parties, We believe. think
has been proved. that the with the party now
in power We do not. DO. consider the adhc-
sion ofsueh persons disgrace because persons
disgrace fixed principles. The proof is to show that
the charge that the wings abolionis,s is Islander
and hat being done We will not carry it farther at
present.
The irrogunry OF mails is such that we can
place confidence in them They are uncertain in
their hour Of arrival, and when they come bring but
abOu, half the papers which are due Us.
MErrtNs or TuE PEorLE-'rhcrc will be q meet.
ing Of the people OF ,Lis Senatorial Dis,rc, at Marshall
Court House. Saturday the .2l inst. Al! political
parties are invited 10 attend.
Alexander Anderson, Esd, has been chosen a Sena.
Tor OF the United States irm the State Of Tennessee,
to en- the vacancy occasionod by the resignation Of
Judge White. lie has OF course been elected as a
friend 10 Ihe present Administration.
The National Iniellgencer. in reference 10 hrabue
resolut'ons OF the Senate. lays down the follow ing
Which suggests and which clearly show, that the
measure Is introduced in accordance with par,ia
mentary usaccs:
lsi Ii declares the principle Of negative legislation
VIZ That Congress has not the power and 1t will moi
be eNpcdIeni. 10 assume the State JchiS.
p. IL assumes the principle of hypothetical legisla
ton upon future and contingent events.
81. IL assumes the right &c this Government 10 u.
vesir1Ie The local airs Of the States and pas. cen
=! u-pu Them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

E|rY7. Dr'aiFr o. rfl.
C.rF-f.sr r1vr f1 assn1., lodge ii~ receipt %
vYur ..t.-.. .l.s E..g u which fou 1-t wh,itsr
1u rI l.... glHs Imusdrl'o II1.Iuou oi si1ytr.
% fia rsr.f OF Colombia. lud whether ! ora or.
ysad w '. aims.i11 of r. noas State into tle 1.Ja
v.lrar C0usuiufpn mIg il.rfsir sl1yfr..'
/ 1nsgor. 90 regnri i1 the rIst question. uili my
soie would deTe1d ulou ha circumstance tarHs ald
cIt ,n5u1 UPON sh,I ul1a ul.i SHOULD be- presented
3D. Caugfess
a. ansscr 90 tIr second proposition raay r- Gund
u.sl tlr Jlurl5's of rie .ih Congress. aui 10 tae
votes tseD gisc 7 now refer sou
TI.a vote referred o. was his vote in favor o. 3D.
rf.m, Is.1sr iniuthe Union.
90 Ilaoie Island. ct the last election NJ Dor orc
Of - t--r,r ~ an AulSia, ssy s5cety. 'rorshl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-16
Ntttwpeb ben l6ten @sptsmber, l84O

nitht neni9er ais Wpnat cingsiperrt nrr'
ben, unS nit Se;ahlun9 einer 9eloitrafe BON
nid,t nberitei9enc $500; unp ipenn es Der
Court beipieIen wereen fam, oas Die pericu,
weldbe allo feblt, feiu Sepcbuer Der Staet,
Iaunld,ips ceer hes Giltrifts lit, 100 bciaate
@cfeeperlebun9 be9an9en ipuree, 70 fol- or Die
Strafc pcn nidtt peni9cr alS 800 uno ntd,t
metr als $1,000 besahlcn, uno nidt ncni9er
als Wrnate uno uid)t ldn9er aIS 2 Sabre
eiuaciperrt perecn.
Gs 1T and, IN Dem Bahl9eIes oercrbret,
odB Die 9lithter nno Snlpectcrcn jeecS De
itriette am Gage Ger au9emcinen 9Sohl an
ihreu pdbeu um 9 llhr Sprmittaas iId, eins
;ufnpcn baben, nm ibre paidten oem @rics
nah 81 erfulIen.
Cie 99id)ter eines jeren @ahlbtfrift6 bon
Qeda @auntD miiNcu ibre 9icturnS bcittmmt
biz i5rcita9s rem l6ten Sctcber, nm 10 llhr
Scrmitta9e, III Der Stast sIuentaun in Court
banle einbrir9en.
GSonatban .. Oteefer, Sd)erif.
Girtt erbalte Die 0ieputlif.
Sderif5sgImtslube, !
sllIentaub Sept. Q, 1910. rQ-bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-16
G9is, <sjcfprG3
) pi f6en 0an STunb Sod el


Soau6-@uen 9ltcne cScfcl.
Sypdel-GjroBen Sant Sans, eaS
if eln penig tllbl rieie 9lbcnre, uno icb
fiirdtc es 9tebt balo 9icifen, lpelcDe5
pem Su6paiSen, gSelltbforn unp
&erblen nod Shoren ttuu mG6tc.
SoanS.-9Scll, wie lebt eS nit Ger
9Sabl aus ?
Sofel.-GvEitb tefii,nncre mid
nt6t ptel raruln. QSa6 9tctt'5 al6
neue6
Soan6-Spr9effern mar ejn Serl
bel inns, oct ii6 Sennert coer 9enbart
Inanntc, ia9te er fDmme bon Npttspilz
le unO gebe berum Ole geut auf3ui6rcts
ben. 9Sar ct audi idpn BET @u6 ?
SOD fel- Getn, er 1T ober beim
Spfel gepelen uno miro Gins rieler
Sage su un6 fommcn.
SD bat. .pen dr9ffcn Srus
bel init Dem Serl 9ebabt. SD bin bt6
nd6ifen 2lffen 9topemter SO Sabre
aft, unD met6 Don pcni9ifens Anal pie
ea6 SOlf aufgcSdblt nurbe aber itb
fam mid feinnal erinnerL DAP man
10 ptele einf1ltl9e Sa6en 9efra9t rllre
DC ipie bieSnral.
SOD el-SOaif on b1nn ollc ole Srae
9cn bcantirortet Die Der 9clf5sdbler
Deer Wtarl6all all btb 9ethan bat.
SOans-Sp otcl tCb fpnnte. Grif>
li6 fra9tc or mas 9cbrdu6li6 if, wie
ptcl 8olt mir bitten, uno GAS Sitter.
Sann fra9te er lpie ptel @dul, Sub
.S6aaf unN Gin mir bdtten. Sann
lrie pieL Suihe( Sru6t mir 9ebaut
bitten. SD antlpprtete 70 gut i6 fonns
te, ia9te tbnl aber, baB i6 niemals bics
ie Sadie auf9eihrieben hatte, uno
fra9te tbu fir mas llriahe es Iei. Gr
belnerfte bann, Die 91e9ierun9 upllc
lpiiielL rrie piel Stiif 95ieb ffdb in Der
Linton befinbcn, lrte piel SuIbel Sru6t
9cbaut merben, II. {. no, lmo rpollte
au6finben mic reid ba5 2auo ieL Inn
ell i6Dne5 Su6grarllber brufen gu
laiIcn.
SoGe[-Sat ct nicbts bon eirlem
eireften Sar 9ei19t, neld,en rie 9te9iee
run9 9cpenft auf rtete Sa6en sn lee
gen?
Sans Sb fra9tc i'm oalpesen,
aber or leu9ncte e6. 9lls ct fra9te pie
oiele SOinfel mir batten, 70 lpuree
i6 Sorlti9 unr hatte i'm Sinn i'm aus
DEM Sauic 81 ja9en. SD frug ibn pb
e6 etlpaS poll Iciner 8tBne5 mare, NOR
ouf CT ein en9lii6es Dapier aus feiRer
SaIde ;p9 llno porla5, baS t6 aber
'ni6t alles perlfeben fcnntc; er ilonte
c5, benfe itb, 9lutbpritdt t. ia9te es
fomme Don Mai6in9ton Gin uno tre
9eno jemano, Der iTb pct9ere Gle an
tbn 9ert6teten Sre9en Sn tcantlrcrten,
mare elmer ibiperen Strafe uuterlppre
Ifen. SD Ia9e Tim banil, ba6 i'd, mei=
ne Soinfel nod Soabnen niemalS &C,
;dhlt hdttc, mDdren aber non so bis
400 Snlf hater, uno pcnn CT oicerdf@
re 9atl nuSftnpen lrclIte, 10 nDcbtc or
i'll Sen Oiiifhof uno SOiihncrifall 9eben
uno fie ielbif sdhleu. Siele @erte
pereroBcn ibn erifalm(t6.
Sodel = S0at er Damn ando qes
fra9t ME oicl Sutter tno GGbnlierfas
citre JGcib5lclltc aeulldlt hlhcu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
g Come, Send Round the Tay-Pot."

Come, SeOO nOunu inc 10y
An Irish Tea Drinking Song, at the Sign 81 Tie Harp
and Shamrock.
Come send round the tay pot, my brave Irish boys
We've astonish'd Creation IN many away
With our roUs and we have long made NOISE
And we IL bother the universe now with our tay
They NAV talk of old Luthers deceased Reformation
Which ey cry praises but nobody III foioWj
If Paddy but turns out atay drinking nation,
He'll bate all your Protestant miracles hollow
Then send round the tay boys, send round the tSy;
Let the pike from this day,
To the tay spoon give way,
And instead of rebellion, stir up the Bohay
Now, fill a big bumper-one comfort We boast,
and a mighty great comfort isartinly think ~
Which is that when thus with tay we've toast,
We can manage at both to ate II and drink H.
So come my Paddes,-sone drink to their friends
And blame them boys, but we are not dainty,
And Pats stock Of friends but small way extends,
Why we'll drink to our enemies,-fhey being plenty
Then, send round the tay, my brave boys OF Bohay,
And for sweet Father Mathew, hurra hurra
First III give you Lord Rd-n, mighty good man,
But I'D rathr he bad, and behaved himself beer-
Och, sure VIXEN Oh Nick a sportsman began,
Twas saint just like Rd.n he trained for his setter =
Next to Phpt the tay pot shall aowthough, in rotA,
Tay like ours is too weak half his merits to note;
To do Justice at once to his heart and the Cloth.
We should toast him in congou black as his coat
81, Then, send hound the tay, boys &c &c
Who next shall drink to- OCH faith there's no lack
OF such crathurs to bumper to, all the night long;
Would take all the souchong we'll er get from Hong
Kong
So come in one bumper, let's ,ssotalize them,
Fill up, here they go devil harm do mean int
Our tay is now Mack but it mustn't surprise them,
IT, day, they find a strong dash of the green int
Then. send round the tay, my bould boys of Bohsy,
And for ould Father Mathew, hurra hurra
." Another set OF men"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
DOCTOR DE ANGELS.

FORMERLY apractioner ofmedcine in the public hospi
Naples and member the medical faculty Of city
year to be consulted at ms ofse No ~ kosn-
son 81 between Broadway In certain
and Affections Dr. De Angels has been
uay and the terrible effects Of those disor-
without enience the patient Distinctions chrome
phhislca ulcersn the throat eruptons
Of The skin of the and in The limbs debi
w. with evils sring from n.gieet
aides have
way Of treatment Almost manner
attributable to HIS well known
ysge able 81 rup of sslza and Botanic Essence which,
whilst thew eradicate every Of tAe disease restore the
emaciated patient to health a1d new sigor. ~ ,
Dr. De Angels effected cure N many cases which had
medical out he cites only
one ony of etter Doctors Osborne and ireland,
pny sie AVS of tn,s cay, D.. De Ahgelis;
ll6 FULTON srREE- Dec. S, 1879
SirWe have no hesitation reply note
credit ceessful T. eament OF
Mr. Juo Thorn after mad baed ply sica both here and
i'm n,or. favorable climate We ,edient
" $500 SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ. ID.
w. H. IRELAND, NJ d.
Patients tnlure Of Mr. Thorn himself who " to be
found al No Jones Lane below Golfer House slip, and also
az M brother, Alder msn Thorn Brookly ale I'm"