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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

p amlh. Ehq ln h0ss9fseh before ~ Yea
fscs mssHas 81 ti88aag ilats ~ a'"t.f =" t.a
sss rtt,s. Il we nai 4 SINGLE Ftihtplf' aaA
str ~ 3shst ~. g fIas%Aefsi e afhs 'is
beng mAafi ueny ,hsl ~ y Las hlge ~ I
single pfiHdiglsl rs eaLiff9 iaa % q Ice
tses meeting vhus ~ Mhis BID HE fsa' e
z we ,sgss--s .sssslsag "s4asta 1-t aa.1sets.a
moved 81 stamiaeal loco faeo g exclude AZ
Wgisss ' ass iiSrSfaifEl'ef 'tgsT ga n sss' =
wslker AID olhsn-wss Terf danas sau q
a d,,c. II was lac saying % q man o. che
other bank Of the Mississippi, whefe there is
a. boa,. a,oa uagflaaEtR rascal, Il ycu will
'' r ~sr s ~ a'~ss@
dewitt dare sen % come,
aRfsasble - lbf g9n;iemaa'a awg showing
the Wings have more principles than lbo loco
tocos link f ir, isr e. sad i ' sS t
Of principles for TIC north and arolhcr for che
South, Globe That "Gen. Harrison hud q
Janus face" &c,--Glohc.
Now, "eleewheren--if VIC wcfe not fearful
Of making ourselves obnoxious % che charge
Of being on "up starr lawyer,m from some e0ar-
isots loco iocos--we would say that Mr.. Smith
10 mistaken when he SAYS the Whigs have not
single principle, II We prove il the gentle
man will surely not again make the charge,
and he can look upon il as denial Of the truth
Of his assertion by Whig--who 10 able to
prove iis ialsity ''here or elsewhcre.n Its a
principle with the Wing party that the Gene
raj Government shall be administered upon the
most economical and republican plan IN fact
as well as ia name. In proof of this sec the
un'iring Efforts Of the Wing party in Congress
20 check the growing and unprecedented ex-
penditures OF tho present Administraton--see
Wing exhortetions upon this subject all over
the land--and at the same time see the min
ions of the President in Congress disregarding
the admonitions of their Wing brethren, and
voting away the money OF the people in APP
populations for eleetioneeriag purposes, and the
humble parasites "elsewheren approving Of the
outrage. Asthe gentleman said the Wings had
not ''single principlen the chargeis disproved
by addncing one as above.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

The Wings will remember resolution was
offered in the loco foco meeting of last Monday |
10 exclude all Wings from. the dinner to be
given at this place to our members Of Congress.
Nshrix
mover, as we are told, upon the suppost,ion
that no sGpstartiaws w sud 6e ready cooked
and prmed to answers the loco foeo speeches,
A beautiful example OF the ''retort Courteous
and IL we should ever wiite "a Rhetoric,n it
shall be placed under one Of the rules 10 teach
!, },&.s~svwaAs e. 9.ssss ~s-s~ss-sssrss,A ss,sas,
officers who bled and suffered and tfiumphsd
in the struggle for American liberty were Sup.
start lawyers" Those whose voices were loud
assss.sse
days that TIRED msns souls who 6faGsed Oh,
numbering energies Of an oppressed people
and directed themto concentrated action, wer
"upstart lawyers.n Frhm Canada TO tn
swamps OF Orleans, in the las, war, the Amer
can arms were directed by "upstar, lawyers.
In 1910 when the people are again struglin
against oppression and corruption, "upsta
lawyers" are still undlsmayed and ready to r
eist the enemies Of their county. They a
"cocsed and primedn at all times in such
contest.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

In our paper Of this week wo publish the
proceedings Of the "adjourned Democratic
meetiag," held at this place on Monday last.
Tb ugh ours'is no loco foco paper we yet take
great pleas9fs in giving publicity to the pro-
ceedings Of The meetings Of that party in our
village. We have never refused TO publish any
thing sent us from Democratic meeting. The
one which assembled here on the fret Monday
OF the present month refused to furnish us its
proceedings. and We drew them up ourselves.
Some of our Democratic friends were dissals.
fed with our report, although il was drawn up
with some care. We had prepared similar
article for this paper, but as the meeting has
kindly furnished US with copy Of its proceed.
inss the necessity for publishing our report no
lonse exists.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
VERNON, Aug 18th, 1910.
Col. JoHN II. ROLLINS,

Dear sir ;--When reached this
place to-day, on my way from Benton,
where, on yesterday, had the gratif-
cation of beholding the Flag of Democ.
racy waving triumphantly over the
heads Of hundreds OF Freemea. encoun-
tered the last number OF 1.-THE Wing Adj.
vocale," in which is contained letter
over your signature, addressed 10 ne,
which commands my special attention a.
present. Ia the letter alluded to, YOU
quote a sentence from the speech lately
delivered by me in Vicksburg. and state
that you understand my meaning to
be- that '.solicii discussion upon The
subecln (of the Lieut.. Hooe case,) that
"seek an adversary, and defy opposi.
tlon,' aud that 1t your Interpretation OF
tue sentence OF my said speech quoted be
"correct; although by no means we'll
read IN your profession, l&c..) you will
accep, the banter, and discuss with me
upon authority, the legality of the
course pursued by the President ia the
case Of Lieut. Hooe" In reply have
simply TO say: LIST. do mol solicit dis.
cusson on the question mentioned. or
any other question; though Iagain avow
my -gyesrlscl ...wllllagness''' 10 meet .snv
Wing lawyer on the question. consider.
aaff RI 7 rs isguf E'faf7igs asGaa Sf ssid
whereso-ver, no may choose ,o discuss /,
on authority Your assues infeiirct viii
|Ss ,Srcs saxa tbs. ;ssal.sss dlseissisia :. ,.us
tween willingness aud soliciiude-one
being u quiet, serene SORT OF senliment
Implying little beyond resignation Of spi
ri,; the other being strong and ear,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .ys-w..4.ss,ysiis
claim not AT all 10 the premises. end
S.s~ 'er- ..~s - ssss>e..yy',;
sfsk an adrersary; | seek 40 lf.aa. Ii
the language Of distinguished person,
aye, u neither seek nor decline" sdver.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

THr srAsox wHy.--Cioycrnor McDuliie while
a member ol Congress pour out more bitter
whitening abuse upon Van Buren Than has ever
been heard wiihia the halls Of Congress, before
or since. Abram Van buren, marries Miss
Singleton McDuilie's sister-in-law McDolhe
then discovers lha. Van Buren, is tolerate cle-
yer fellow lie can't vote for him--but then
the dog skin is not fat as it was some years
since.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
JOHN II. ROLLINS.

The following named persons have been ap-
pointed by the "Canton Tippecanoe Club,n
Delegates to the Log Cabin "Rasinn in Yazoo
Geo. D. Henry. o. + Pack, d. W. Murphy,
c Hickerson, Williamson Smith, John II. Roll
sins, l. NJ Garrett, c c Shacklefurd, Gardner
Falkner, w Staples, R Laumer, VIM Hill,
Caswell Perry, T Topper, David Anderson,
Maj G On, Joseph TColins, I ) Salmon,
d NJ Fisher, A Cnley, Samuel Thornhll,
G II Jackson, George Thornhill, r II Haden,
Henry Thornhill, J n Dalton, James Lancashire,
B Forbes. D French, B E Roper, Henry K
Coulter, w 5 Anderson. John Montgomery,
ID Bloom, Robert Love, F Sadler. s NJ Flour
nov, w Saunders, W A Fort, Ware Jr. DIR
] pugh, S Y Mitchell, VIM Riley, w Heard,
J Bentholl, w Benthall, G w Motze, Wesly
Dranc, DIR X Montgomery, NJ Calhoun, Samuel
Hamblen, L Heth, DR. NJ Gray, Martin S
Hancock, Dr ] Slaughter Gen Joseph Collins,
S |. Mosby, 5 B Sheldon Williamson, T.
Young, John Dixon, DR. NJ J Mackie, Henry
IlambIen, John Read, NIB Whitehead, DR. b
NJ Porter, S Divine, J II Magruder, DR. William
Joiner, A S. Mitchell, II A Offntt, Sam'l Ford,
J Suther md, D Ford, L d II Meredith, G w
Stacy, Dallas Mitchell, w Sutherland, Geo S
Filler, DR. Lewis Campbell, Col w Smith, w
Pack, w tarradine. w Ewing, Maj Wick,
} ) Ewing, W ID Hart, 9 Andrews. DR.
Dasfs, Perkins, v Davis, W n Wallace,
" Pub. {: " IaiaieI II Essler,, II ss,hss
y " iialey. Jesse fefkitls, A Anthony Perkins
w Rutland, {; Hvdecal, r oslen, O Rorce, w
-Moores w II Mills, j Williams, o Davis,
u Moors,.. a g Fornay,.R X Whites l. R0.says
I = w S'asrpiysff,' 4 S,Gss1-Aon,'J WTrgdTdh,
L Johnson. A Valentine, r Russell. James
McAdory. II Clark. W II Fleming, Henry
Garrett, w g CruEap, w II Washington, Henry
Phillips, I 0 Mcdonald, Z I Mitchell, P
Marshall
sss ss~--s4ss..
EsouGH SAlp.--The Central Tippcca.
,c sf- IN ,'Y1sioIsY ' hlvs r'ss s-f M
names of seven thousand voters ia thai
State who have renounced Van Buren,.
ism, and are now advocates Of Harrison
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

The loco focos have sought by every means
TO learn from the Wings here, who among the
democrats have changed in order to whip, or
bribc the wandering sheep back into tho fold
.Tbsyce1ld net ..cawe land -.hsg haxs-si.
tempted the expedient Of appointing every
s' ii s roIS G5 iss sssh III INC Ia All
within three years. 20 soms Honorable place, OF
upon sumo honorable committee. Co IT, an
sessGei.af N.Y. 'ysr. SSays nghi .SSss she
devil.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

"Gen. Brown passed through this
plGce asr uigfii'on'iiis fotUfH' saoufi WASH
ington. He publicly declared his inien-
ton Of tetting the wings some solemn
truths before tho electno If he keeps
his promise, he will violate that contain
ed in "the autograph letter" for he pro
missed in that to tell several lies to them
~ -. "s~ s.,'- s''--s ,r,~
"'Esg, 6en fTeoef svt 80 speech rT;ss.ing ttro
the State and he will 'scarch itn so buddy tina
he will even wish himself under the lash 0
1enniier's tongue, Wonder II he Knows tina
$. S. prentiss intends making some speeche
himself on his return to the State. The Ger
had better he low and keep dark. Small chi
dgen should never play with fire, Gen. Brown
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

The Gallatin Star says Gen. Brow "com-
menced his speech" (at the dinner given him at
that place few days since) "with those sacred
and endearing words, .FELLow CfrlzESs.'n--
.Nirabile dictu - stake the cakes - take the
rnknsn
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
New Rules Of crammar..py NJ :" "a

MI 4
The following amusing ins &c. Psrea WIG
from one Of the banners a. 'ie The hss
Convention at Springfield, llInO'i, !, oOvess'
hill at the practices OF the pal9
have mel with for many day .fa
lst. The President is indeps ;as ta,s sDs'
sotss.s,y ssands in he gose.s -,
lutte. .arurfss
ID, When al s ,6ss :
he i ID tho iaaperatire Mood anu =
slt59s:ss,rt as,l G
.s = H.. ,Sas Y u .Dgg
office. and all the office holders nus
the President ia evssy sesf- ,ha-
a,b Gold and silver belong 70 ~, ~ Trsasa'I
,lers collectively and individaaH'
hslaas ~ sle solle, VI.
On the same banner, appe"e' -
Aas'.sss Sssy1s,ssss~.sn~-~s~~.~~ ..s~f.ss's
II change paper money in'o ms ia Tito "
s.h,,ac. he la,te, from me pesr.s', sasag %
Treaslrs. and divide the aiii'H"'
Office holders
v.rvl - .t5ssf % IL "a. Jwe..ass sss@s !, .. - /,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

Thosc persons who haye been claiming par
ticular respect aud peculiar privileges for some
sarss~~ar+ssss-->r ACKNOWLEDGMENT
an opportunity Of showing whethe they have
ssS&,asS. e..sssns,..
a aulral acts with no patty, aos does he pss-
init any party to use biz name or political pur.
poses
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

a. sses hsH Ahaaaa y GOOD Iht
s,sis nla Or tiafasgi 10 Nefoubtt lht
ftfaffs tt. n HtFfat si8t.fta 8Ha ~ Senators
tss H.1at "a Representative ~ HenNptaf
attm. aaa Representative from thstahfr
esast4 - hoad rYm Ettu y h3ib ib0sf
nsafss.nistess should ~ loe9 ftGs The Az
mia.slatta ~.Nhffs meiefHf "a 'a'H' hf'.
M " aab N ,ates-iasl tst ~. maioHiy oa
i6,ff b9tIof Was a. Ai5hanfa has tuue writ
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

We have news from IL counties in North
Carolina; Morehead, Wing, has 6l3li Saun-
ders, loco foco, 1912. In the same counties in
1886, the vote was for the loco focos 79l3--for
the Wings 5790, and still Dudly, Wing was
elected. The counties heard from are the
strong hold Of loco focoism. Morehead, Wing,
is elected almost beyond doubt.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

Gen. Brown threatens to tell s'some solemn
truthsn That would be the greatest case Of
absence of mind yet. Tls loco focos will send
him to the Lunatic Asylum soon.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
Electoral TlelfL

nssaa paENris. Fl Harm.
ilap r ] WORD, n FsH'''@
n JoNEa STEW ARr, II Amhe
HgNaY DICKINSON. II LerHaet
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
~ 4..as-JJ.,.S.. isesss .s1.--.,,. ~~,,, .e.

wv asAS-.asarsss siscsss rs4,~rt5~ ss~t.s %.
Dor Sir--When you declared in your
exctlle speech al pieksburg that YOU hazard
ga nothing in making certain declaration,
and that gu "hazarded just az little in avow-
ing your entire willingness to meet any Wing
lawyer upon the legality Of the course pursued
By the President in the Fooo case, understood
You to convey the idea that none would dare
meet YOU and discuss the subjects looked up
on It as a challenge to all the whlg lawyers of
the State. Under this impression agreed to
discuss with you the subject. But in the above
letter YOU siraify that was mistaken, and that
ii we argue the case an to stand as the chal-
longing part. To this cannot agree Inc
presumption implied in such an attitude would
deter me from the encounter; for when man
seeks an argumenl, and triumphs over his adj
yersary "a result could hope for only from
the omnipotence of trnth--he gathers in my
estimation no lauruls--if he is beaten, he is
disgraced, at least in his own estimation; but
if he is bantered to the contest, and succeeds
he achieves some fame, If he is beaten, after
having made the best possible fight--lhough
his intellect may not be equal to his resolution,
yet men admire his spirit. With these views
notwithstanding David did stone Goliah to
death--I must say that if we meet it must be
as have understood our positions; and il !
am correct in the opinion Il at you are the
challenging party, you see the necessity OF
your writing the first argument; and besides
YOU stand upon the affirmative side of the
question, and the rules of all argumen, require,
that You shoNlA d. So, If you. will 50 conaid
er yourself, send me your argument as soon al
! possible and It shall be published Lar, read,
TO reply to it, and shall feel much pleasure il
doing SO. You ask me to remember the au
thorties spoken of in your Vcksburg speech
have examined closely, your speech Delivers
~ 'hsaa~s s@ ~ - -. IS :.
admire aud initiate, and look upon it as the no
bic eiiuson Of noble mnd--a production
worthy Of yourself, yet you must concur wit
: SAL yGv. lave s..sSs-
authority IN support Of she course pursued B
the President in the Hooe case AS ours is /
: be 'tgal a.s Hsaens,i shall uonfnc yuuto III
book and page, ana ! need not assure you, thu
my anxiety least | should wound the feelin!
Of one love SO much personally, viii be
sufficient guarantee for my pursuing ii
same course.
5 Your friend as ever,
j. JOHN II. ROLLINS.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

The Tennessee, Columbia Ohsev6f con.
alns al ahIe and patriotic Isiitr addressed u
~ .,aasA Rga. 4.l>.. ~ ..l..l. aS~st II y.saA,
county ia that State, "a which they aay 70 ne
coyefByi, usVs W lfesmga sattd iof yaa laf
Govemor--na frtcmen We intend 70 vote tar
the lIefo Of Tppeeanou for President
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

Majority,

HaJVIIFyt TT
A slip from the Office Of tho Halifax
Advocate Of the 9th, gives Us the re
turns from that county, aud also states
that Northampton has given a Wing
majority for Governor A Wing Sena-
tor and two Commoners are also elected
lone Of the latter Wing gain.
la Hyde, two districts not heard from
the Wing ticker ahead, so Tar
Charleston Courier,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

\ Grand ]8Tg " CHd . t8gcH0HFtFTn TFh
HfHeefs lAlelY i'NhA 't'N' N'' 's~t"'' WYE
polh fof neglecting the duties q he e!''re o.
" W. WI Nfe5b VI 49, WI .FS~ 80 ftr~s2v ,.t
Buren, That was rlRhl-Pulk ts endeaFou1g
to continue nuisance which the people To-
tend shall be abatcd
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

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at fsHastHl asf HiHH a'BaGf
arlfssuHad laaailm HhH atn nt
aasl1l all atnf HfHHlLlfl MM
$40 Whaf Uem cate t1NHtnf M
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III ssfh aH1 every question fgHHf
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49, fAa fha raffHMHaft II fHif Ar
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hseh esteem mf tnuf lafaHhal fhHfDaief
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r. Is Fats superior % YaHf H#n tt'ts
m4a /, iham. Induces HW q elHse win
sa8f proposition ID tllH eefy tefmt -
Iefifd b. Yaafseif aeud prefer oral
dissertation. hhd II yoa are agi wholly
unwillHa % take ibal course, We eah
debate the ilpge question, eilheF iH
fIiadEUf MADISON. u your own 1pfiaHt
Whenever sou plHusu. after nest Wfak,
aben eilI bato leisure 70 attend q 1n'
mons from YOU IIui III sou nill prefer
written discussion draw ap yaur afHu.
0laut lpana co. lnsdHv uf w Van
Bamn canauei w sls NH caAa. aaH
w4tl aa4wnf 4 a4-l4ll dalay. Hsr1llau
tha authorities spoken IF ia my Weeks.
burg speech anl remember itl8n loyal
aralfnehi we are 20 nave
Yna hape allowed inc To select fhe ia.
t4Nesstfs NV W. y sa.as 40 Ftsss ~ ba se
per 10 which our arguments respective
III shall be published, il o spirit vt re.
taliatory courtesy. gladly select your
own respectable Journal
IN great haste, your friend most truly,
'TH Tp'tGor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M fffVVy
ever been and hope ever TO be.
II. STEWART F09FE..~
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
ap so 2awt

lrz- SVVAINT'S -.aUTloN. Tn
greaIcelebty Which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its increasing demand and its
unparalleled success has induced number of persons
time to time, both at home and abroad, to initiate it
I'm various ways.
As long as these limitations confined mixtures
bearing other did not consider il necessary
them, but having evidence in possession of
gross receptions pracn sed BY tinprncped men, III
hiding spurious syrup for the egenuiHe Swaim's Pan
ea, cannot too strongly caution the public TO avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources.
It is difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these impositions, the spurious mix
the generally sent into the interior, ana to
foreign countries.
Some time back, we detected fraudulent imitation in
New York, closely resembling own, but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles east n mould
precisely like our own, but "swaIn's Panacea' New
York blown in the glass, instead Of SwaiHs Pana
cea,' Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from he West is
da islands that empty bottles are purchased up at
high rates. for the purpose OF remg them with spu
Gus mixture: and OF the thousands of bottles of swa's
Panacea annually sold III our principal cities; we
collect but very few of the empty bottles .ley
made of in various ways to deiraud the pTnpneto
and to deceive the pubic.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one, by mixing portion OF Sarsapsilla syrup
with the genuine Swaiin's Paacea, thereby retaining
some OF its virtues.
kIn Philadelphia, lately, large order was received be
mercantile house for Swaim's Panacea bottles: anould
n exact imitation of own was made and the ordTv
uppied-and advees from Brazils inform that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janero
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
have also III possession book printed in Germany, fac
smile of our own book of cases and certificates.
From I'll these circumstances it will be seen that he
eeHune Swaim's Panacea countereited and initiated
to considerable and as these limitations are not
only fraud upon us but will necessarily pr0tract the
saenngs of nvalids in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficacious, must rely
upon the public to purchase the Swaims Panacea only
rom authentic and respectable houses and Dealers who
obtain their supplies either from Labraory in pha
aeioha or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE No 46 Pine street,
New-York.
,sirned1 WILLIAM SWAIN * SON.
Philadelphia, 18th April, 1910. -
ROBERTS& ATKINSON,
Corner of hanover and Marketsterts
ma % eodtf BatimO
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
Or HULL's PATENT TRUSS

FENHE SU BSCREBER as just received from
q Huh, complete assortment OF thegenune HULL;s
TRUSS, adapted for every variety of Rupture and sui
able for all ages and sizes.
From usfe than thousand Ply clans and Surgeon
wlc have given decided preference to this instrIInen
Ill other in use, DR.. Hull witt select few names
whose distinguished Snedical reputation cannot hui re
s0.ve the doubts E the most scepGcaI in
New GoGk City--valentine Mott NJ d.. Geo. Bushe
VI. d., Alexander H. Stevens. Nj. [ David Hosack
D., William Barrow, NJ D., Cyrus Perkins. M n
bert Smith, NJ. D.. Samuel Aekerly NJ ID,
AIbauy--Jonatlian Fights, nj. d.. Townsend. M u.
Utiea-JoIrn Mccall, NJ. D.. Mort on. M. n
elphia-Proiessors Gibson Eberjee Drake MIC
CelaH.
Boston-Shurtlff, NJ. D., Tngols, MD
BatinOTe--Pro.cssor Potter, John Rnckle, nj n
Washington City--J0seph Lowell M n p,otesso
Sewal, Surgeon General U. ). Army, A. s. fan. NJ. d
Me" Haven-Proessor Hubbard, Professor Ives
Harttord--E Todd, NJ D., late Principal of Inc insane
asylum.
Plymouth. 1iass.--Jae. Thatcher NJ n
Worcester, hass-sainuel Woodward, NJ. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Nj. sey, surgeon General British Army Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hus Truss gives notice that in con
sepueHee of the many imperfect and Illegal OF
this Truss sold in this city and elsewhere he will In flu
ture ax his signature TO every Truss sent from Is OF
ice, without This noie are genuine.
AMOS G. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
@. L. DUHURsT.
Conner Of Pratt street and Duean,s wharf
aAFm Lower end OF Centre Market Space.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
MEnTCAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
READ AND REFLECT.

PICTORIAL HONEY OF ItNERANORT
A II season like the present, when, in consequence
- of the rapidly aryng changes of the weather. al
terlting from dry moist, from hot cold coughs,
colds. asthma eatarrh, Sc are daily becoming more
prevalent a remedy universally ecetual in reinovin.
an such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
aRd recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing I'm addition TO the
herb from which it derives its nancy several others
epuaIy valuable and restorative in teir effects is offer
ed to the community in the PECF0EAl4 HOME OF
LIVERNORl. which siuce ii was first presented TO
the nublc hy the prongicor Aas received testimonials
from humdreC oil its efficacy, Voluntarily rendered. the
originals olmy OF which, by the leave OF the nares,
NAV be examines by all interested, the store of the
PROPRIETOR In fact in all eases of Guilds Coughs Asth
ma. Influenza, Group, Nhooping Cough, and every in
hanmsIory affection of the Chest and Lungs the Fgc
~uRAL HoNEY or LIvERWoRr stands unriyalled hay
ing III every instance when the disease has been
of the most aggravated and vfent kind effected per
fee cure, it It's was continued, or al least afforded
partial bcneft the stiiereT, which only required his
own perseverance, to become perfect cure MANY o.
most respectable citizens have authorized the pro-
pncter to communicate their names, evidence of tie
truth OF the above statements, NIL interested euuires
{E5APrepared by JAMES ID. NOWILL New York
1Hd iOr sale by ROBERTS s ATKINSON.
ap3 sole Agents for Baltimore