davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
MENTOR.

U-The Painesviiie Republican predicts
that large proportion Of the Wings would
oppose a war, and even aid the British 10
defeat the American arms. We hope not /:
Fay, we believe that the people, en- nasse,
would stand shoulder to shoulder, without
regard TO political creeds, n defence OF
their country. There may be found those
OF both parties, Eyes, and we could put our
finger on some whose honesty no patrio,
would vouch sor,) who would sell their
bir,h-right and their country for mess 81
poitagel yet, we believe they are few and
far between.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN
VERMONT

VERMONT.
.Montpclier-J. A. Vail.
Troy, Vt.--R. S. Orn.
North Troy, Tt,-Dr. l.. C. Moore.
Canaan. V..-Nathanie Perkins.
Cambridge--Dr. s. Brush.
JcGersonuiHc-Rev. j. Baker.
fairfield --H. Soule & Colt brigham
East Fairfield Hiram Bostwick,
Franklin-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire--Dr. s. s. Butler.
.fLburgh--T abor |. Sewell.
North Hero--Co. Ii. Wadswor.h and
DR.. g. Whitney,
Moretown--R. g. Buckley.
CaIas-Dr. Asa George
Middlesex-Horace Snow, P. M,
Roxbnry--John NJ Spalding.
w aitsfirId--Geo. ID. Rice
Barre, Vt--Capt. Lewis Lucas.
Ira-Hiram Fish, p. NJ.
Richford-A. w. Sears, p. M.
Bakersfetd-Josah +. Brigham.
Highgaie.-H o. Green.
Burting Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marloto--Capt. Selden Brown,
FItswiHiam-Josiah Ingalls,.
Hanover, ". H.--Sias X. Williams,
Stuartstoien, Co6sCo. N H-Wm. Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. " H.-Huse Lu3
NEW YORK.
Rouse's POINT William Weldon,
Perry's .MiHs-L. Perry, p. M.
Ptaitsbargh-FraDeois Danis, and j. A.
Squires.
.dusabte Forks-Dr. Joseph Dayignss.
.Moira,-Henry ~ Bickford,
~ y. City-Jobn Ryan, es7 Greenwist,
Brfalo-Charles Drolef, Esq.
Roehesier--W. L. Mackenzie, Esq.
Saiina-Erasmus Stone, p. 81.
HJpkinfon-John GoodeIl.
Gtenn's Falls-Heman K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, StL. Co. N. Y.-S.M nj. PHELPS.
.H'Lean, 1hompkias Co. NJ Y.-Pst-
teTson Francis
WISCONSIN. $3.50
.Milssaukie-Lo1is Frsnchers.
~AlI Posi-Masiers who are friendly
to Us and to our Cause, are requssted 10 ass
60 Agents.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
DIED.

Ia Fefi Cstipftsn. on The 2fst last. at the age
Of hky I've, EptrAcHE Masses, Ess, fstmss-
o. he auhafaeia, L.. 4.
Nv Fast Fslr6sa. on the 29sA ult, Ma. 5sasns
sturs4saH,, assd %.
IN 1sgkti8ts, on the An inst. Marietle. aaaKh-
ssf Of Dr. n. Cashman, 40 tbs II year 81 her age.
IL Aihargh, islh last. Hanfy ilAtdy, saa Of Dr. /.
II. III. Reynolds. sged = AIS and one month.
IL Bsuh,cF, l., G., Mrs. Sophie Olive Phils-
niece Dehsny. w9tc II ast. Charles Alsaaaafs
FsnscreI, aged Is years.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
GRAND ArENAGERlE

gENHE graad collection Of REAsrs and nlHps,
W under tho direction AZ Sesas. no.hy 4 To.
viii be exhibited IA Swanton. 90 WgDsEspaY,
the 9th day Of NAV 1910, dobrs open Al ONE
o'clock.
The COLLECTION comprises the most rich
and granItarlely row travelling 10 America, il 10
conducted Ia the most approved and orderly man.
ner. Two large pavlliops will be spread covering
aspace OF ground Of 80 by 100 feet, aud an con.
venleuees every way, both extensive and eom-
modious. A splendid band will cnIiyen the scene.
rendering II very interesting. For particulars see
Bills of The day.
0J- Admission 20 CENTS Children, halfpres.
22nd April, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
GRAVE STONES

E1NOR sale by the subscriber al wholesale and
a. retail. Persons wishing 10 purchase on
far terms viii please call on him before purchas.
ting elsewhere. The quality ofhis stone is equal
10 any that can be fund ia the State.
MONUMENTS & TOMB TABLES.
finished TO order also--aIl other Marble Work
in his line Of business. Tor further particulars en-.
quire at the Store OF g. Green & Co.
II. y. PHELPS.
Swanton Falls. March %. 1910. H.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
State OF New York, D
25lh April, 1910. {

10 Mr.. w. III. WELLS has gone on a
collecting tour for this establishment,
through Fairfax. Westford, Cambridge.
Johnson, Eden, Lowell, WesIield, Troy,
Rehford, Berkshire, Franklin, &C., our
friends will render us most essential aid
by paying, at once, the small sums that
are due Us.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29

A destructive tornado swept over Mobile
on the Oath March, which destroyed an
hospital and nunery, tore up trees by
the roofs, and did other damage. The
storm was accompanied by hail of unusual
size. A Mrs. Page and two negroes were
killed, and severa! OF the nuns were seri-
ously injured.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29

The steamboat Telegraph, which came
in yesterday, brought intelligence Of a
most destructive fire al Kingston, u. c.,
on the l4,h inst We give the particulars
as far as we have been able 10 learn them.
The fire commenced in large store
house in progress OF erection on one of the
docks, and is supposed to have caught from
the sparks. Of a steamboat, or from bake
house in The vicinity. Notwithstanding
the efforts 10 get il under, il soon extended
10 another store house in which fifty kegs
of powder and a large quantity OF crude
saltpetre were deposited. The danger OF
approaching the building which had thus
been made mine liable every instant TO be
exploded, is said to have driven the fire.
men from the vicinity, and to have given
the fire mastery which carried il over
two entire squares and destroyed seventy
buildings with most Of their contents.
The squares burned, are said 10 have
been in the heart OF the business part ol
the city, and large proportion Of the
buildings, stores and warehouses. Fifteen
thousand barrels of -four were consumed
in the storehouses, and large quantity oil
pork and other provisions. One steam
boat and two schooners (names not learn.
ed) were burned at the docks.
The loss is estimated al 500, 900 dollars
A part Of the property destroyed, is sup
posed TO have belonged 10 government, aud
a part to individuals on this side. RocheS.
ter Democrat.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
RECEIPTS PER MAIL.

Received since our last Acknowledgement
FROM George Eddy, Waterbury VT 50.
John Wilbank, Phil. s.. r. S. Wood So.
DR.. Cushmsn, Berkshire So. r. Read
Jegersonyille VI. 81. Samuel Conslock
NARROW N. II. 81 so. Due SO cts.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
VIZ. L. MACKENZIE.
Corragendeace Of tie RoehcsteY Dailg
a1rxxfskxv
Washington, March %. 1870.

w ssblaetons MatCh u. fe4U.
M. NoRvELL, in the Senate presented
a urnoual from q number ri cllizeus II
the city and county of PhiIadelphis, pray
ing that Congress may intrfpose 10 affect
3 mitigation. il not al entire remission, Of
the residue Of the punishment to which
Wa. l.. MACKENZIE, late member Of the
Provincial Parliament Of Upper canada,
was sentenced, last tall, BY the District
Court of Wesiefn New-Yofk, for a vio-
lation Of the laws of the United States
passed for tbs preservation Of their neutral
obligations.
Mr.. Norvell said that the memorial was
.of novel and peculiar nature and he
was al a loss 20 know what disposition TO
make Of it. The prerogative Of ciemencY
IN such cases, belonged exclusively 70
the Executive and he did not know that
Congress could interfere, by legislative ac-
ton in the matter. While, therefore, he
cordially coneurred In the object which the
lmemoriaisis had in view, he mist submit
the appropriate direction for the memorial
10 take, 10 the better judgment of The
more experienced senators. |, was short,
and he asked that j, might be read and,
after some hesitation on the subject, the
memorial was, on motion, read and re-
ierTed 10 the President Of the United
States.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
Correspondence.


To the Editor of the North American.
A friend from Montreal writes me that
there is some talk in that city about naming
a Judge in place of the late Chief Justice
Mr.. O'Sulivan who has been long while
dead; and that rumour was afloat that
an individual of the most contemplate
character, in word consummate rene
gade, was TO be nominated 10 this all-im-
portan: situation.
Although we ought not 10 be astonished
at any corruption whatever, under such q
government as that now existing in Cana
da, yet am sure you cannot surmise
who the Candidate is. True enough, the
rumour is confined to the small circle OIL
the admirers of the aspirant, and these IN.
blushing men are not ashamed 10 proclaim
openly, that the Office Of Chief Justice o.
Montreal is 10 be filed by CHARLES
CLEMENT SABREvOlS DE BLEU.
RYu! What have you TO say 10 that
you, who know that contemplate indiyidu
al! That renegade is too well known e
dwell q long while on his character. L
was through the influence OF his friend, De
barizch, that he was called TO the Legis
lstive Council, by the too credulous ant
simple Gosford. Would that apostac,
was the only crime Of which his conscienc,
has been guiltyl.l Yet it is the least o
all those with which he has dishonoret
his country, and disgraced bis name, il
public as well as ia private life. His apos
tacy may be traced as far back as 1854
wac then that the friends Of the iibers
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29
FERRY All sWANToN FALLS.

g lNCE the Old.Bridre tumbad into the drink
~ and went down stream, FERRY has bcen
established lttle distance above The public
will be accommodated with good boats al the fol-
lowing rates -
For each loaded wagon or cart drawn BY
two horses or oxen SO 20 cen's.
Each ditto drawn by one ditto 10
I Each unIoaded wagon or cart drawnhy
two horses or other beasts 1919
Each ditto drawn by ono dis,e 9
Each person
Each person and horse
Each additional horse
Horned cattle per head
Sheep and Swine per heed
Swanton, April 5, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29

EXPORT OF TEAS. We understand, SAYS
the Boston Journal. that the ship LotceN,
which will sail in few DAYS for Liverpool,
will take out as part Of her cargo 1000
chests OF tea.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-29

BERMUpA.-An aiiray is said to have oc-
Cured at St Georges, between the troops
and the inhabitants. The troops were
confined to the barracks until the excite
ment should subside
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who iilches from me my good name,
h. IL.

n.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who hlches from my good name,
Robs most villsneuslv."
N-PElNE'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE for cleansing
preserving and identifying the teeth received the first pre-
MUM at the recent Fair of The American Ins'itate.
This unequalei dentrce gives to the Teeth clean and
peary Witness and and prevents every appearance of
tartar; also improves the color Of the lips and gums pre-
vens and heals all ulcers Of the mouth the
decay IN the teeth and mparts peculiar and grateful sweet
ness to the breath.
%" The best article that know offor cleansing
ing and beautyng the teeth is Peine Orris Tooth
gives to them clear and pearly whitenes and imprts
peculiar and most grateful sweetness to the breath We
daily commend it to the aenten of readers especially
to the female portion Of aem No Toilet gpee with
out It"-Lades' MAG.
The unprecedented celebrity which this most excellent
Gle Tor the teeth speedily obtained under its original Of
Orr Tosth Paste has induced several individuals
to make base counterfeit preparations various names
OF which beware, for they may probably prove highly nju
r-us to the teeth and be compared with the
nuiue than Hyperion to satyr The original article has
the fac smile of the inventor and proprietor O. W. Pene
upon the label without which it is not genuine.
For sale only the Bazaar 73 Broadway; by Guon ls9
Broadway H. Hart M. D. 27s Broadway and 90 Hudson
Howe and Guioal2s Chathamst.; NJ Guion l27 Bowery
L. schirf ia CaSa and So Henry Of Pike.
Again-Beware of Counterieits p26' odsm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
81 no LEASE rAE PAVILION AT sARAroeA

kzS TO LEASE The PAVILION At SARATOGA
kII sPRIN0s.rhe su1scr intends TO lease the above
-sA establishment for.A terra Of years II embraces
tire block Of ground With every accommodation Of hud
ng and gsrent siu,el in Of the pearrtet locat
IN the village. The we'll known Fiat Rock Spring IN the
immediate voni an is position u central be.scen the
other celebrated Mineral uuAn. The establishment wiN
accommodate $50 prsors, has been d,monsr'd ny be
Overlooking ptr mage G the past The hou's y also
we'll suppl Ell with furniture which viii be sold 10 ths ie an
At bargain. The rent vii BE- moderate, fordng TO aPsr
wihnE 20 e1gace the business the mn'ttsra'n pres
tSct realizing competency. As u pre'umea per ons
r eyami ihe premises before leasing the same, rthcr
description - "a ece.sar,.
hrp'ic.tioa may be made TO ALEX. 1. MCDONALD,
W. - Li1ert street, 3 Hory l6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
dp - nGA II 1T FAILs.-LEROY's FRENCH
DstMpV sPECfFIC.-Thr great Specific Of Doctor

$500 # great spssse p II DS.d
From. Leroy, OF Paris the eectu and rapid
known for certain sSsase.
Those who wish to avoid q,a-k nsstr, and them
selves with little trouble without liability Of exposure, will
lind this medicine we'll suited to their requires
change Of does not affect the BREATH which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery while using It.
Besides this important advantages leaves the parts
subject the troublesome weakness that often after
the Of other medicine, aud taken IN the FIRST stage Of the
disease will arrest the discharge and all unpleasant
feelings in few days. In long, proraced chronic stages
ohe disease in obstinate geets female complaints weak
of these organs IL without doubt the ,ecua
NEEDY discovered aRd has cured obstinate after
every other medicine had failed of this kind Of
than standag recently cured weeks by this
specific after upwards Of hundred dollars had been spent for
Medical advice aud Medicines without effect. In fact
used with such IN all OF the disease that
challenge any to b. produced that it will cure under
forfeit Of $500
Each bottle ha. full description Of the diseases and all the
necessary directions for both the Enesh French
ianguages-PRIcE 81 BorrLE, tass Beul double sire
OIL SOY
Ins- Fer sale oHly at the agents Office Me- IS NASSAU
srsgEr door. from Fulton street. Cup sairs Office open
snt,l clock in the evening. ol63m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

LIME PLATED WARE s. SUPERIOR FINISHED
L CUTLERY-The Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening this very large and complete
Of rich plated consisting Of svermouned Caes
Cake Baskets shvermouated Tea and Coffee Us; Candle
Die Cutlery consisting o5 and 100 pieces Ivory
Pearl and Silver handle Ksve. with French FORMS Forks
ira Carver. aud extra fine Knives for Silver Forks All for
sale at very lowprces, as psual by
ol6y DANIEL +. DELEVAN. II Maiden Lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

ITO TIL LA0lES.-Mrs. BIRD very respectfully in.
forms the ladies oil New .rk and females general that
she continues give advice and prepare her and Ell
cacous deiles Tor the diseases peculiar
Mrs b. happy to that her treatment has given
fullest Satisfaction 10 the
relied her professional abilities Mrs b. has felt self
warranted in undertaking the responsible Office OF Fc-
male Physcisn rom long experience and practice the
Gel brated hospitals OF iEuope from the instruction and al
wee OF eminsDt medical g.nt!emen and from scientific
slowsdce OF the beautiful structure of the human an
ignorance Of wich must render the unbuhng preenons
and decsyinr psnsceas OF nerceuary adventures totally
ess not h'ghi injurious. Single and married ladies NAV
rely With confidence ON her skill and maternal soctude az
Female Physician However distressing ~ be their com.
plants her desl acaursmeu will be foaad adequate to
the eSgecy Of the la short The grounds h office
the LANES tho successful results of thorough medical
edueation and Just reliance the appointed means" OF
mpartng health, vgor, and consequently happiness to all
those who may honor her with their oaf .ncs.
Reside ce Of Mrs. BIRD. Is Oliver street, where she is
prepared TO accommodate Ladies the point Of eonhn
and to administer medicine for all hch her
is liable. Secrecy iRviosble ja6 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

lAVANA.-Mrs WEST has resumed business at NO. ee
Gale nquizidor, where she will be prepared
E9araers as .ormerlv.
Reference TO John ehe. tsq No. 81 Broad street who
will furnish information TO applicants TORNADO
les to be observed by strangers to avoid detention landing
Havana. oilaw9ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

BOSTON CRACKER BAEERY-W William rcud go Orch.
ID ard street Grand, would inform the olic that he
manufactures the Boston, soft and hard crackers superior
ye the only place they made ~ tbs city likewise But
er and sugar ercsers Soda asd Nib Biscuit and Pilot brea
elisa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

THE HAIR! THE HAIR ! THE
- ~swyTMS4A HAIR !!!-No better evidence is wanting
I >EEss&A@ to show the superiority Of the Genuine
x&Y~SdeN Buffalo Oil, other preparations,
SzAsaAEzs<- than number of Druggists endeavor
lug initiate and fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine.
0-Genuine Buffalo Oil fast akinsthe place of all other
,ees promote the growth soften and beauty the Hair;
ats gives sonss that other article does and
10 curl beaHtifuyby free it will darken and give the
hair satin gloss il igly perumsd and gives perfect sat
sfsc1n 10 all who have given it trial. You will observe
the signature Of the proprietor William Brown" also "Bua.
10 Oil imprinted the Bottle In consequences of
er which has recently appeared and is for SALE have
been persuaded to obtain label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right, entered according
Act of Congress the CLERK 0cs Of the District Court Nf
Ma sachuse Any rfrirge will be- dealt with accord
iug TO law. Dealers supplied by Al Sands, No 10 100
Fuoa Sold at retail by Ring GA Broadway; Burne 81
Canal ST.; Embree n East Broadway; Guon III Dowery;
Hart corner Of Broadway and Cham 'ers ST.
Price 37A cents. dl3.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

CUsPENsIoN or SPECIE PAYMENTS The erisu
- arrived TO test the merits Of the cash system for
ha,erpg the credit system may appear Psper its
upon individuals often prove ruiuous IN the extreme
London aud Paris The set their face against
aud consequently number establishments have prung up
o that do cash business only This has been termed
the European system, and has but recently been in
troduccd lrto New York.
PHILLIPS, Of 100 William street does net claim for himself
the OF its introduction but he does believe that he carries
il out greater extent than any his vas Fer instance
they themselves With purchasing Tor cash Of The obbsr
row he RENTS funds Europe, 10 buy Of the Manufacturer,
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
,nce the Of articles before they reach the
The extensive patronage he has been honsred with be
sufficient voucher OF pablo TO the way he carries
out hs assertion If product srt rate garment cat IN
perar sty and made by but the most finished workmsn
10 saving vf 81 per cent the prices charged by
oses vuo profess furnish the best goods aud he does this
the suceriory Of his style and elegance of h
garments Phillips will also warrant his coats to be equal
my mode ia Broadway, and he considers them the flares.
standard by which a parson can be instituted.
NB.A goods paid for oV devcry, and no gentleman
ec,d TO take any garments when any reasonable
s A call solicited LOG William Of John street.
n3-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

TEwELRY SILVER WARE, &c-The subscriber would
., respectfully the citizen Of New York az well a.
srenVes that h. intends TO tcvete his attention TO the buy
ING ard cling for small comm sssl, Of h following ar
els.:-Rich Jewelry. Diamonds Watces ST. Nc 10 all their
vasties silver Plate pam richly chased Prize and Rae,
Cups Present alton Plate Meda forks spoons Sc from
he best Manufactures and Of sterling silver. Citizens and
strangers parcuarly who in Of sny of the above
artic =, 10 any extent will 6ud to their intre, to call upon
the subscriber at his Office IN Mr.. &. " Horns Music Saloon
and Piano Forte warehouse S67 Broadway the Aston
House.
The subscriber having been many years this city, and
tensively agcd IN the manufacture Of Jewer, with gen
sral knowledge Of he different qualities manufactured and
we'll scq iainsd with Of the dealers in the trade will
give advantage buyers (who in the most ignorant
of the dern qualities Of diamonds gold and silver ware,
SCI eh,apsess and quality Of the articles wanted not to
be surpassed
Any one having diamonds precou, stones large pearls. or
od god and silver dispose or will have the necessary
formaOs given them THEIR value, ard BE directed to
those WI will purchase accordney and thus TO the
seller The far intrinsic worth. Importers OF Of the above
articles, gems, who not we'll acquainted with the
different Manufacturers or the trade generally, will fud
their advantage 10 call the subscriber whose nsve IN
ttcoursc will provide them facilities with those NEST in want
Of their various imporations. ....,..... -
Who bees leave to refer TO the following undersigned sen.
tlcmtn:
Abraham O. Thompson, j Flandin.
VIM J. Lane. Dr. Bibhy.
Genr James Tarimadge, Moses Taylor,
c. D,laiorsst, French Consul u ltolired.c,
General, human,
stephen Richard, Gent Morri.
l.. Bonnstoul BouchaSl Thebsu1.
H. Hiasdsle, Boyscp, CelEan Ststson
6, :. Gelstoa. ga cod 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

~ GARD Two W three gsntmet have atty furnish
II ed rooms wh board by applying At No 10 PAS place.
lower front psrer VITA o beJsfeed he had " de,ire
~ b. Dinner al 9 ecl0ch die lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

Forty Years Experience uartous ciinates-JtD.n.
fy-four ysars established in this city-Nesti9
Quackery nor Imposition.
DIR. j. EVANS,
No. IL, Peek Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISpENSARY,
TNi j. EVANS continues To be consulle conEdentisi,
IL in all Vsss's cases. mercuria and chronic dordsrs
shcre the mosimprpved practice he an,
mild treatment nsy be depended To prevent mistake,
- p,rticular 10 find u P,ck Slip.
hr-"vas Box, containing scompeie plen Of medicine To-
every OF The ise7Se bs above
posing the paeN They will be sent u order u
any part of the Unitee States
Alio preventive re.neuy against vssS-'sl that b.
July relied on.
All letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee, will have the remedy and directions
5cr Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Ofiees an frances well arranged and sscrse,
may be depended
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
ilIy No IA Peek slip, ". Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted a usual at his Once,
~ His own practical experience and his chemical
experiments hsve enabled him to introduce into his prsctc,
several articles which prompt curing those disc
20 which he deyotes his attention.
apprse Strangers tRat he has received regular neil
cal education and has devoted has attention for the last
select branch efhis profession. His Office Is No.
inn Private entrance third door from the Museum
through eatry with lamp at the office door.
q. The Doctor keep, general assortment Of Trisse
md suspen.ory Bandage wkch adjusted aAd applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may ,, had at his store Prie,
one dollar j7y