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The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Bangor Wing of Friday last states
that serious accident occurred on the Rail
Road ON Thursday. While the cars, laden
with wood, were on their way 10 the city, 4
man by the name OF Ford, by some means or
other, fell on the track, and the wheels the
cars passing over his legs, crushed and bruis-
ed his ANGLE very much. Soon after another
man by the name OF Daley in jumping from
the cars, fell under the wheels, which passing
over his body, killed Rim instantly.
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THE TIPPECANoE TEXT BoOK.-We ear
nesy invite the attention of our readers to the Pros
pectus of "THE TIPPEeANoE TEXT Book, AND LOG
CABIN CABINET" published in another column. In
the high and honorable character of the Compiler,
and his admitted ability as a collector of facts and
documents, the public have guarantee that his du-
ty will be faithfully and honestly performed, and we
do not hesitate to say, that the pamphlet will be
among the most valuable publications which have
been issued from the press-and WILL if properly dis
ibuted, contribute to the election OF General
Harrison, by placing array OF fncts and argu-
ments in the hands of the people which will enable
them to Judge for themselves of his qualifications
Every chapter will be eloquent in his praise, and
with proper exertions, in few weeks, copy of this
most valuable document may be placed in every LOG
CABIN in the Union
RESOLUTION OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
At meeting of the State Central Committee held al
North Bend, April II, 1910, it unanimously
RESOLVED, That the pamphlet to be published by
DUFF GREEN, and compiled by VIM. Ogden Miles.
late Editor of ENILES REGISTER" from the materials
contained in that work, and in other authentic re-
cords, to be entitled ''THE TIPPEcANoE TEXT Book,
AND LOG CABIN CABINET,n be earnestly recommend
ed to the State Committees and Tippecanoe Associ-
ations of the Union, most valuable auxiliary III
aiding the election of the Peoples candidate to the
Presidency, by exhibitin g by OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
his great services in behalf of his country, in the
cabinet and in the field and his peculiar fitness fol-
that high e;and that they be earnestly invited
to extend its circulation in every quarter OF the
Union. n. F. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
CFesO GEO, w. KREBs, Sec'y.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A gentleman who had the anecd0te from the
lips of the late Gen. Upton himself, has been
50 kind as to commit it 10 writing for our use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

,; .,,,o. co,cd NJ the last session in favor ,
nI.,t n.,innsond no sooner adopted tl,
~ Wit IN m. Iccis,atrrc or passed coluu,
,r,,.si ,roir. in This memorable fart-and another ~
I'LL a. :. hi. Tim, IN, Wing Executive Committee ii Wash
% IN" ack n"wlsdrrd organ and leaders the Party ., M
In-' - ,,,,,, ,,n,..I Northumberland, DIXON u
ir, ILL.,, ., H. c,ns,uc,t. s.three out If IT. ni-ul
-
regular bnW ab"itI"i!s's' anu '"' " 80
'c'r ana al c"utse ,,,, an tr t,f ,rn 81
tlnh'. = 'th ~ ,,',n, - rnmi,d ,n the N,rs,
snh-"Itn M ,,.t ,,i- Cn,,,,, inns rnn.r,tp,,t
i,''-" ~ Wv. - NO. ma, ,I,r rirran If the Wing cgrf
n", noi ,r,cr I'm y iri ~ pr,,nn. and storm If A.,
Et,.
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JoSEI IL
Col. PREsToN, Military Com. Senate
THE AHDIlTltI\ISTS


The movement of the Aboonists to cffec, \ scpa
rate political organization in this State has excited The
notice, and alarmed the fears of their Federal friend.
IN some sections. But We suspect with very little
The Abolitionsts of this State, and of every State
IN the Union, are nineteen twentieths ofthem "Whigs
and opposed to the Democratic party and It's candidates
Heretofore they have acted cordially with the party
winch they are component part: and that party, Ghc
tedcraiisis or Whgs) have acted cordially with them
They have played INTO each Others hands on all coca.
SONS, and partzans have been in all respects den
teal Indeed, AboltionSm encouraged and pet,cd
by the Fcderalists, the decline of An Masonry
as an agent tor fresh excitement, lest the people o
the Western part of the State left To the caicr riec.
tlon OF good sense and honest nenticn would rcpud,.
ate the trick and imposition by which those who as the
iale "nli-naScnc leaders, assume 10 bnd them the
car OF Federal Whr.crv
While Mr.. Van Buren, and tbe Domocr,c, of D.,
State pursued towards them on all occasions s-o;pht
forward course of decided and uneonivoca oppost,on
70 .hef 's"s-regard'ng them disturbing the CON
s'tntiona. guarantees and as dangerous 10 the tran
guilty OF the country and the integrity Of the Union
and treating them sucl-the Fcdcr,I;s,. -
Wings, have been in strict association with Them do
nounciHg the understanding the hloii,,on a. 81
very in the District OF Columbia-nlaminr the pnbl;c
mind by getting up and presenting abolition
in Congress, and in the State
and passing abolition legislative exprcssions-ssu;n"
circulars 10 the Abolitionsts urging them stand fast
by their ''Whg or Harrison friends and candidates
passing abolitoh laws, literally SubJectng Southern
resident to costs or fine Imprisonment If he sal! al
tempt to look after "tngitves from other States =
heir candidates pledging themselves The abolition
docrinesand resor:ng, in short, to every means 10
ensure the continuance of Aboltionism its sWhir
party allegiance
The Abolition State Convention was almost wholly
composed Of "Whgs There were few exceptions
But nearly every who took leading part in the
proceeding, Nlessrs Gerrit Smith, Tappan, Stewart,
HoHey, :. O. Shepard, Sawyer, &c., &C., has been,
hI,r ,,or ct.,I H. LAW
or Federal tickets, and other Not one Of these has
we presume, in the course OF his life voted for Mr. V
B. or the Democratic tickets Every candidate named
We believe to have been "Whig such of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

& IN KEW AKD-Ran away from the subscriber about the
Io .th Of June last Petersburg bilc IN IN.
al Mr. JOS g. Williams Batman, negro man LINDSEY
LINDSEY about the middle stature well made and likely of
dark own colour and is about i years There ARE m mn,
cnar marks about HIM recnlccrd except he has very broad
teeth rather sinister look out OF his
nheh eh'rc The above reward Of $50 dollars vii be- pad f
nm taken out OF the State S taken IN the State ana do
fered !" me or confined in jail that get him ANY inErm,
o about The said negro VIII be thankfully me ar Rcd
'ak ni"'e' 'hariotc county. VI. 4. MOSELEY
Il
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500 CORDS OF PINE WOOD

NANN AnENI's DrrIcE }
Washington, %. CD Aug. 81 $50
PROPOSALS will he received unit the IN d, =,
September for furnishing delivering al The N,vv
iafd IN tins try. Five Hundred Cords Of Pine Wood Tho
must b" wei seasoned and OF good quality piled corded aud
Inspected nj the Navy Yard the EXPENSE the
ne delivery may commence early
but Inist be completed y the 18th OF October 80
ELIAS KANE,
Ang - ''' =, .'.I".
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lncrcas

$50 that, looking 10 the vote of l-36 as the criterion
the Federal party have gained nothing. a dt"'n'e
of 800 votes in November vote OF llo,u@D 70
round nmmhcrsl VII give us the State. Cant we S"'
them. VIZ Will TEY.
The following indignant letter from Indiana has h'f %
handed to Us by friend It calls up reflections Of i
very un pleasant character:
Letter from disiing~ishcd Ci'i.en If iaddna .tgr
'.1hcre decrease in our vote since lust ycaf O."
the contrary, the Democratic ticket IN every count,
the District has few votes than il rrcctvci %.
August, but the Wings in the six Wabash c.IHi''
have gained than = 900 votes the same pc:f..
"Thc question will he naturally, where did they cone
from: 1t - in every mans mouth, but no one can l'
IT, In tins county the exceeds the ass"'si"'".
roll by upwards of 400; before has the vote CONT
within 100 of the roll In Tlppcoanoc, Mon'goWs''
and Carroll, the same state of things exists AM
am informed such is also the in Warren ana
Fermon. In Laporte county, the vote this year t'.
cccds the vote of last by 30. In the l"wcr couh'''
here, the vote this year ought, IN all reason I" nave |
len under the of last year, for the hands have
morally been removed from the public works, IN that '
Rod The truth is papabc. We have been dci'a''-
by tremendous fraud, well concerted and acted upon
II strikes directly at the root OF institutions ~
unless adopt measures 10 detect and PeFtt'' 90
recurrence, must end in the subvcrSon Of our Ioci'y
'sThinh not, that are disheartened. ccrp '"'
settled feeling fills the bosous Of our trends -"
are hurt, but they cxasperated too sPra" ~,
mere politicians, but of the great mass Of men ~.
have no sinister influences in their minds the iaF'"s
and mechanics, to whom you know always address
myself, md from whom my support has away .r.r
received They love liberty for liberty s5ke, and WI"
you may rely, dcfend ia, erery hazard.
"The threats Of many of their leading men ana =
pers to attempt forcrbe means, should the peac',~
fort fail, have not fallen on inactive ears Men Z" -.
have been reading and rejecting IN MAJORITY :" -,
cabins in this District Jefferson and Hamilton.
household vords-the women will talk 10 you OF u,
respective principles, aud whilst the first Is Ye'e-
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EIF IIDNS,


IILISoIs.-Tn the State Legislature the Democrats
viii have a majority, JOINT ballot, of % Last ycar
the Fcderalisis had 3 majori,y-lhe "liImoIs Dcme'
crat OF the 18th says the majority OF the popular vote
will not be less than 5000. 'Ihe triumph IS com.
rr..o Tic Stat, 70 e"i; IL November 'nr Van Buren,
by n large majority.
MIssounI.-The st. Louis Argus Of the 10Th ha. 70
turns from - counties, which give Reynolds DE.
mocrat for Governor majority over Clark (Fcdcra.'
ISL Of 2,sgc-a Democratic gain far Of ISL
"The remaining - counties all gave Democratic ma.
ores in ISIS Harrison beat Allen in those ~ coun.
ties 4,276 votes Suppcs;ng that they should do no
better this year than they did in ISIS, Reynolds ma.
ory over Clark would amount to 7,2l3. The Drmocra.
tic candidates for Governor, Lieut. Governor, and
gesS, have received probably majority OF 500 ogcT
their Federal oppouents-bcing an increase IN the n
inty n SEQ since the election Of -:i> and of about
5000 since the last election for Governor in $50 -
The Democrats Missouri going steadily, ~.
creasrng their majority, and they fully able, u
they will only make the effort, to give Van BUrcn
malorit. of 10000 over Harrison IN November next
The Wings of Richmond have been expressing som"
hopes of gaming the Legislature: but they count wn-
out their host The Argus states, that "tIIe Senate
stands j Democrats 10 - Frderaliss In the ds,r'c,
Of Saline, Petlis and Benton, DR.. Penn will probably
resign and create vacancy. This will be undoubtedly
supplied by another of the politics. The I! d;
Representatives far heard from, contains II DE.
mocrats, and - Feds There members not IN.
cludrd III this statement, follows Warren ], ,rc,
Van Buren, ], Macon !, Linn !, Newton /, fancy i
These five last named countrs give largo Democratic
maloriIcs, md in Linn aud Newton IL IS believed ra'
there Federal candidates IN the field. 40
cord'ng to this estimate, would have IL majority $50
the House and three least in the Senate. The popg.
lar majority overwhelming.
ALAEsMA.--The Cahaw ba Democrat az III" 18th, and
the Mobile Register of the Nth, state the majority 70
the II OF r. at c.-The Register claims : ualonty w
the Senate, and the Democrat or To- Making ~ tie
Joint ballo, at least II. The popular majority -. 9.
ted hv the Tuscaloosa Editor, al the nett and neat :
majority of 6JOO. II the Feds find the slightest CLEAN
Of hope these returns, they welcome To- ali IL"
consolation which it may CIV" them.
I iNpIA>A.-A letter in the Globe from Nuccnncs o
the 10Th oncoscs complrc returns Of The lat" c''c
ton, with the exception nt five counties hv winch oa
viii perceive that the Federal majority j. -,
with an increase over the popular vote of l-G 81 ~
70. HarrIsons majority IN l~}6 SOB ln"
five counties 10 be heard from i'll scarcely dim nash ~
increase til" present majority. that, IN an 'ncr'aa
nt 81, 20 popular votes from -ab, we have dm"i>.0-
the Federal majority.
! The whnlc vote ofl-i0 is I"'--'
Do ofl,36 1870,
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have seen
which has taken place ie. John T. Anderson, Jam, ca
land and senator Fotane since the Roterourt Nelson and n
mover Addresses I-3" The language aud beneath
iation
WAsHIxGToN, Aug ~, l-i0
Mr. Edi.or.-To show your readers what wcgr once
Mr. Wchscrs tricnd> opinions al his views of Gen
Harrison conduct SanGusky, have 10 rcques, that
the following extract from the Bangor Democrat, may
be- inserted N the Glohc ID.
PORTRAIT OF HARRISON.
Draarn LU tie Editor If Mr B0Hgor HhiS ami CoHIte
an le2J-6.
"My political course, such as 1t was, whilst w''
connected with the Wing, met the appreciation ana ~.
pause Of Mr.. Webster. tie saw with deep m"rtltc1.
ton and chaarin large portion Of those who had befM
most clamorous IN bringing h,m 10 the field, filing ~
Ike band OF ncrcenary SWISS towards, I" ION tie
standard o tho miserable old man and hrii 'd"t, who
has been called the hero of North Bend ana II MS
difficult for han to rcprcss that resentment Which,
man Of elevated principles, he could "ni ier lie saw"
BODY OF men, calling themselves %s, ready 10 aon-
don his fortunes and b.s his hopes tor the purpose Of
advancing the interest OF poor old creature wo when
in the Senate Of the t. States, an object OF an az
souc contempt and who when IN the iieiG, was ,ow.
ARD and who Tor his coward!cc al the battle OF san
dusk had a Dcyicoai voted him. by the gallant sprl.
who had achieved victory, which, II he had been
obcvcd would have ended IN defeat and disgrace" Asa
friend Of Mr. Webster, and IS an American citizen. 'a
lous of the character of my country could not and
would not unite with the Wings singing the praises Of
the two and three penny 'hcr" OF the North Bend and
because would play the Swiss and OBEY the pack
that would have chan, hosannas 10 master Billy Han
rison was charged with ,rcachcry, and with playing
into the hands Of the enemy. il the charge applies
me- !, also auplics 10 Mr. Webster for can tell YOU and
and tell YOU truly that Daniel Webster, under pos,
bic circumstances can be guilty Of the dshonor oiad"pI
ing any step, or performing any act, that will render
him necessary to the elevation OF coward, OF tie
shero of North Bend; of whose genius, small as
it may have been, has been aded with excitement and
who is the laughing stock Of his foes, and the pity and
contempt Of his friends
NorE-Wlll the Aladlsonian deny that The General
had a pctticoat voted him now ".NonS Ierro"S
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Committee.
ExrR,cT-"Whcn sec Southern men suende the
the South the shrine of Party, have ,ulorr
gard Gen Harrison concedng the right OF Petition subject
Of slavery in his Chcvio, Speech, in his letter Eesn and
think his letter Soo How make appropriation for emanc
patton, without acknowledge. 10 be legitimate subject
Petition and Debate:"
This position is esistible-and the election Genera, liar
on would he the immediate signal for flooding the tabey of
Congress with Petitions and throwing irehrapd az All
the iloisc-Bes:dcs, let be- recoicrrd r, The
great body OF his Northern friends have friends
the Right OF Pcttion-Ony Wing from the nor. slave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

I ATREL GROW. FEMALE SEMINARN.-Thr friends O
- Female Education informed that the Ri III,
above named Institution will commence the Isl day cprm
her. The Seminary located in the South, Essex
about 10 miles from Tho latter place. The healthy aud
ncah"ihood a pleasant and able Eastern
Virginia.
The of the Seminary procured
Miss e. l.. Burt who graduate
counrryard the Testimonials Of her literary
her religious character, r"r room doubt that p
pts placed under her care VIII he wei taught.
All the branches al English Education viii be- in
Seminary Reading Writing, Geography, Rhetoric
raj Moral and Intellectual Philosophy CHEMISTRY, Geometry, AZ
zebra, Logic,
The prrr Board and niiion any above named
branches VIII c S2 the scholastic year French Music and
The mental branches, VIII III taught by
which viii additional Although
desirable scholars will be- admitted during the wear and
will BE- charged nni from the lime OF their the end
the session.
Special attention will BE- paid the manners Of the
pupils.
For nforruaon Rev Eli Rail- late Of King Qurcn:
Dr. VIM L. Gatrwond MIddc>rN James Scmpe ESl and Nus.
G.. Wood, aud Dr Lawrence Rnanc Essex: Mrs> Webb
Booker and Hamilton Richmonh I" myself premises
JOHN l.. cox
Lauren 'rnNc, ESSEX CO.. Aug -, lsin Sit.
CRANE NEW. opposite H. W. x J. j. Frv & Co eros.
- street Ia Mayn'S Bridge have received, offer for sale
,2dl sides red Sole Leather
lao do olk tanned d."
21n sides lsrssct aud wax Upper Leather
II dozen French Cali>kns
10 dozen do
5000 pair Plantation lsrosucs all of own manufacturing
Lining skins, Binding skins, and Findings Sboenoker ia,
ness Leather Ski'tinc, Erdc, Hog skins Serge Wchhups
&ck$ Sc with many other articles for Snddes and IIna,
Makers All Of the above will be- sold very for Ca.s ar ry
acc"panccs Those IN want invited call and cNlnn, h.
fore purchasing
Mtg > 3o-c
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inst pubiishcd, and for safe by j. WAERocK,
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac.

For The ycar lc1l,
CALCULATED by Dawn RlcH,Rp.oS Of Louisa county, Va
= containing addition the Astronomical Calculations III,
names If tho member. Congress and Legislature of Nn.nl
aud III" Courts Of Virginia and North CarolIna thu following Il
WIZ statement what amount al Stock o" ned by i'
Virginia the several flank" aud wlar aiin :" D.i
cud, In, been received upon III" stock Jn
I-J inclusive "icl nal Tor Information worth yen mr> '
.krh for the AlInauaC,ionc song Nothing Lis u
dn--Jau Three WI>ncn"s ricwin: ih" Tom!
al rarrn;-Fnul- "r Man. 10y lady-I.rt HIM one
m,r.l Fathers h- Widowed nauehcr-iluw Il
collect Fee IlsPy>can and Studcntllc Giey Mare T. III,
| better lIursr-Iiopc j. st.ll an Evergreen SC, sc.
! Aug y ~
VIRGINIA BAPTIST SEMINARY.-Thr session Of III,
rnl yi hrrin ~, Tu~.,tv the 1t If September ter
inmate on Tie December IN the Literary department
which open any youth II years OF
instruction wi he given acc"rdns t" The following plan:
Ancient Geography and Chronology, ~ the q" The globes,
Woodbridge aud Willard.
Arithmetic, Pike and lacroH.
| L',,s ar commenced, tAnthous edition.
SECOND CLASS.
! Sallust finished.
! Greek Reader finished
Algebra commenced, davies Boundary
THIRD CLASS.
| CiCCIO'> Cratuns
4 TrIgon"mrtry and Surveying, Davies
I Icguphon and l!crUIuu>.
FOURTH CLASS.
( Horace, ltnhon's.l
! Iln!icr'S HAD iF"<crn'S.J
w ntl Philosophy, lihcrruntIc.l
their Earh class viii have three studies. and VIII c
day These studies VIII he conducted by Re-
/ Ryland l. q. Barker and tha~. l.. Cooke.
YcrHis-for Board IuCIdug fuel, light. bedding
washing and diet Sflor tuition Sli Tint. dollars should lc
paid aucr, and the residue the close
w The operations q III" seminary wiz be >"rml.iy cramp"
chair and iIu. No deduction made for hiss of
crt of sickness. Oncill Of the whole expense
when granted Tor the remainder. II earnestly de-
sired that IN the Stat, who intends drsng
himself I" ia" ministry, viii here clrw hce seek that culture
which ms profession - much demands.
| Nng2 3a--2t
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VI. W1bSicr IN l-%6 amt $50

The following is If the most remarkable "reminiscences
have. seen uriug hoc IL equals R,y,lul
nr has taken place IN ic~,r. John r. Anderson. James C.
land and senator Foutlne Ro;e'ourt Nelson
mover Ad,r,c, If I Tho language aud beneath
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

IhLItu ,'SEE, tforida) August ll.--TEc last STAT
gives highly distorted c"!oring 10 the recent disturb
anccS IN our place. which, however is made 10 rive
w'y :" an extra trcshcnng Of the picture and present
ing III dress This light this after thourh
thus invention ct the fertile Imagination Of The editor
and his assistants IN the Committee, commences with
the following terhc announcement: "Darnr usurpa.
" ton OF powerhn attempt tn establish military dcs
/" potism, ~ rXnltn The military over the c,r mover
" and subject the people u the control. of an armed
soldicry N tho ny a. The / s The prc:cyt for his
charge, and for the course which THIS Committee av,
thought proper {" adopt, found in s,rairh, ,a} ma
can he told IN few rprdS, without a resort To the
c0inrRus, which the editor and his CCmmit,,o bor,
thought proper to fill for tia, purpose
The Governor finding excitement of Tho mos,
alarming character prevailing in the place connected
with threats of tearing down the office of citizen
which he understands Is TO be put in execution a, an
early hour of the succeeding morning, determined NJ
all hazards 10 prevent it. The information comes ia
him late in the evening, and it is evident if any ibinn
TO be done by the way OF prevention nuS be done
promptly and immediately 4 troop Of volunteers h.
ing IN the neighborhood, subject his control consist
ing of about 40 men, they for and are nlaced
near his house, retired part of the CITY, where they
remained until discharged On the dav of their arrival
tthc ith) application is made to him by Committee
Z" me citizens, to know the Of their appearance
10 whcha prompt reply given, assuring them that rs
Hovern"r OF Florida he is determined 10 assert and
maintain the supremacy Of the laws "The volunteers
are IN Tallahassee, therefore, violate the public
peace, bnt To protect IT.
lhe troops remain for the space of one dav, and are
then discharged, the Governor receiving an assurance
from the Mayor and City authorities who had M, nre
vonSly interered that there necessity for their
remaining, and that the public peace would be main.
Ia ned by the citizens
This is the history, in concise terms of Tho ,r,,s
action which forms the basis Of the infamn,atorv an
peal of our opponents; and we would have thourh,
there was occasion rather of rejoicing ON the part or
every citizen, that crisis, big with such fatal con
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

HAVE been saved from the darn preeipes Of an unmely
death md from the msees and torures Of
and proirasted sickness and w the blessing Of ed en-
,bed 70 offer my public thanks 10 Doctor SFPH HtINF
ayoung German physician OF the German Dispensary No
ludsen street Until BY te blessing Of superniendpg Prou
dence feeble limbs led That excellent and
TABLE institution receive the of the Young and
kind hcnefactoi who administered my Affections obtain
unu Then neihtr help assistance IN most miserable
suferngs-to him. the reore most us'y bound
knowledgemont
APPLIED in vain forr fo ofbe eminent Of The
medical faculty ~ New York of whom advise, country
arr others ampuaton Of The limbo In consequence of the ma
lyman, depredon of their poison, have had upwards Of
o7 malignant ulcers the r and eight the arms
h,ss BY the time assistance Of the above yscian are nc
only ad but every vestge this formidable disease rooted
out OF ny system. have since Performed voyage 70
nah and back Nd have for he last three month yYed he
mOet unnt anil perfect health publish this Tor the
benefit Of suffering humanity and advise AL BY the blessing OF
God, 10 seek relisffrou, my lasting benefactor
ALEXANDER MACKEf, cps water 81
Witnt sscs, Hvatt Burger, 90
VIM Keith, 90
ap7 I'm. Wm ?. Powers, James Brompton
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BDA RIDING

THE PR 0PRIETORS or THE CARLTON HOUSE
inform her friends and the public that many families
inee gentlemen changing their residence this
he year that they will find 90 their advantage call AZ M
sr w. where they find accommodation On the rnost req
ma2s i'm BENSON ( H@DGEs