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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

o. The ailrs OF the Manhattan b NH, In New
York, have been subjected to rigid scrutiny. II
appears that four Of the Directors alone ]. q. Cos
ter, Z. p. White, IA strong An.Bans Loco Foco
one Of whose speeches WAS lately complimentary
quoted by Mr.. Cahoun,) Thomas Suilrrn aud James
McBiJe. monopolizcd nearly 5000 900 Of the loars
aud discounts one third Of the whole. The
presidents. Mal,hy Gheston, aud the Cashier, Ro
bert Whne brother OF c. p. White. have resigned,
aud several Of lh. Directors will II is sald toow
suit The exposure VAS effected by the agency
principally OF Jonathan Thon pson, Esq. who
severely assaulledby the delinquent Ceshicr, some
days sl.cc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
Mr.. Goodc, or any other A1liTah man
"e' -. YIN Buren, TO Gen. Harrison on dis sub

n, Goodr, or any other Asli. Tar. II man
"e' -. Van Buren, TO Gen. Harrison dis sub.
sa' NJ, Van puren. if he i. asao.r Nation.
's' !. in Sir. Goodies own emphatic Language,
90, Of substituting for II another Monster. lar
,;1,ous and deyouring'-an EACllEQUER
"'.,whicb Mr.. Goode told us would "coufle
pa. r.dsr,l Executive The entre control Of the
"" ,,,,ulatine medium ofihc country" How.
MIR. Goode, any other man, vi opposes
wv u,,,,on on this erouad support Mr.. Yaa Blu
ID .,hiy. that Mr.. Van Buren, is so utterly anti
-, and selfish, that even hie the country
ID N war. and ged in her second conles, fr
,.,dense, he ''acted with the Federal party BY
himself a, The head OF The Peace party OF
A.. York. and running Dewitt Clinton for the Pre-
-, ainst ourvenerab.r Madison" Tor the pur
a. Mr. Goode tells us. OF "dlsracling he coun-
=. md barassing the measures Of the Republican
-. And we ask, with Mr.. Goodc, is it for tbs
are, for tho second time, 10 reward him with
=. highest honor in our g'lt-in preference, ioooa
80, Who was then, in defence Of our rights in the
..,.d field, enduring all the pri,aiions and hard
i, If the camp on an exposed frontier, aud court
IN. dangers Of tie battle field, TO protect our
,,,p and children from the assaults of Their British
Ca. and their allies, '.hc merc,lcss he-hounds of
savage war'"
i, j. Tor Mr.. Goode TO reconcile his present posi-
tim with these opinions, as he best may. Person
.,v we wish him safe deliverance Butte The peo-
al, We appeal-and ash hem 10 rcudsr verdict upon
ri. testimony Of one oiMr. Van Buren's friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

distinction snaltessIongly oi aonafehy--iie ttiaf
rlsonl also holds The obno institutional doc
rine thai every chld in the United States should be
Instructed lat the expense of the general gos.rnmen
IN military tactics. nj the common schools. Now
TO estimate the number OF children yearly 10 be
tau h nj onl, two millions aud the cost OF each iot
iniilon IT 500 per session or $40 per annnn, aud Ne
nave The enormous sum OF 50 misns dollars per
annnm-whieh Mr.. Riscss democratic Gen. llafri-
son recommends shall be paid annually by The gen
era government lor The education OF youth IN gym
nasiics. lmafy exereises TO extend without excep-
ton To every individual of the proper age.
And here. fellow citizens, have another OF Gen.
1arrlson's grand fedefsl, magnificent schemes FOR
spending the public moncy-~hlch, # II could do
so, eelrses his other grand Ahol ION scheneio set
su, plus revenue.
But sir Eddo-, we ask the privilege Of your columns
10 say something IN future number in regard 10
The Snb-Treasuty & the pri ciplcs aud qualifications
OF Gen. Harrson-lhat both sides may see, aud
Judge for themselves, whether HARRISON 81 Nen
BuIen is The safest for the South, and which is ihr
best Qualified Tor the station OF President III the L.
States. Aud in the mean tine, for the encouragement
OF our itlfnds, we will inform them, tth,se wEo do
not take The papeis,) that the Democracy is going
ahead, not AT all alarmed at tie Wig atls. The
Spring campai- n is already opcued-and we already
hear the shouts oi victory, from the Empire State,
n. fo,k,-from N. Hampshire, Michigan, and lll,-
no s-in all at winch States the accession to the
Demoeac ranks has been ve,y great since The Anti
Masonic and Abolition ia has been hoised in favor
OF the petticoa, General, Then arouse from Your
leihargy, Democratic tarmers-and put on your
amour fot lie fghl-let the cross ol the IRE ofeao
crazy be raised, and passed irom hand 10 hand and
from house 10 hnnse--and let the watch word he
10 the pnlls-lo the polls Aud lei the banner oi
Liberty be unfnred 10 the bre ze, with the motto ol
democracy on one side, inscribed ihereon-unon,
harmony, CONCESSION. seli-denial, ,vtry thihg ior
principle nothing for men-aud on the other the will
OF the people is the law oil the laod! Aud let the
ligh bird Of Liberty scream il through the ar, that
eternal vigilance the p,ce Of vlciory aud at The
polls alone do we expect 10 conquer, JuNlUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
& q Nj MIS- SION T. RS : A LIE o
Vaiuabie Land near amherst Court Hou,

VHiHHDf
DURSUAN'r TO the provisions Of decree of the
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
". FOR Amherst county. pronounced II the Sepiem-
Der tenn, 1885, in the case of" Garland Us Pow
ell"-the undersigned, appointed a commissioned
Tor the purpose. will proceed to SELL by way oil pub
lie auction the premises 10 the highest bidder.
foi ready money, Thursday, The 30Ih day OF Apnl
next the following tracts Of land, 10 vii: Que tract Of
354 acres and another iaci oi 240 acres, Described
in deed OF Idrniurr. made the 9th day ofJune,
1927 between James Powell Of the Fl ST part. Thorn
as r. Brown Of the second pari. and Archibald
Ropcrson John Penn aud others of the third part
except ssio acres part 81 The tact OF 354 acres,
purchased BY Mrs. Mildred Rose. 1hrse Lands lie
in the iinnerlIae vicinity OF Amherst Court House,
and are deemed valuable. The sale. being made
nnder deere of coui will be cittout ,escrre. The
rrle is believed To be unqneslionabe, but the undrr
signed will convey only sue title as is vested in him
by The decree aforesaid.
THOMAS n. EUBANK ,Com'r.
March &c. 1904
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Je0erson.-On Monday week the people Of this
county were addressed by Robct \. Conrad, the
wing Candidate for The Senate, Andrew Hunter,
the Wing Eleotot, and Thomas Griggs, Jr. They
were replied to by Mr.. IL. Bednser on heh III Of
Inc Administration. VIM. c. Warrington, Esq. and
H. Geo. d. Stephenson were nominated as Wing
candidates for The Lesisa,ure-and Robert Lucas
anu John c. R. Taylor as the V. b. cand dates
we are sorry TO see symptoms cs dssension in
'"e wing ranks. Mr.. John Slrdcr having declared
himself an Independent Wing candidate. Obstinate,
would be the better word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
v a Ge I 4; r. Il y :.


/ NJ u IL l.. Gun powder and Slack
= teas in leads and boxes. part extra fine qualify.
RAlSlNS, new crop. /, and whole boxes.
ALMONDS. Cnron Prunes, Walrus, F,lberi.,
Brandy fruits Cordals Pickles, Prescrvts, Sardlnss
Anchoves. Olives and Capeis.
VINES, Brand,es and GINS. mos, kinds in use and
pat, Of each equal in quality, purity asd favor, 10
any imported.
LONDON PORTER and Brown Stout in pints
and quarts.
Scotch and Burton
French English and American CHEMICALS.
SEGARS great variety, pant very old aud Of
choice quality.
Snuns. viz: Hmdham., Lortillard's Lnndy foots.
Taddv, Tomliu q Co. and Rnppee and Scotch
.;nufTs Chewing and Shaking Tobacco.
Fancy Water and Velvet COLORS, fine rs
sorment of each.
WISHING and playiog CaJs. Sports nsns Cups
and Bottles. Silk and Learner Purses, Game Bag.
Shot Belts and Pouches, Powder Horns and Fasks.
Wash rods, Percussion and Screw reDches, Patent
Cartridges aud Wads, Letter Sia,'ps, Silver fruit
Knives. Pearl Counters, Hair Powder, Powder
Puff. Sand PAPER, Nor ars. Scales and Weighs,
Bolus Knives, Fire Spaluiats. Dngc's's and Con-
fecionrrs Glass Furniture, WAIST Buckles, Slnies
and Pencils, Card Cases. L, cket Books. Purse and
Relcule Clasps. Thermometers. Sun Glasses.
Th,mbes, Twecsers, Rszor Straps, Psse and Homes,
Lemon Juice, Salt and Syrup. Waterproof OIL
Backing, Paste and Liquid Backing.
GUNS, PISTOLS, Hooks & Eyes, Sporting Pow
ders. PefCussiOn laps, Zen ana Iocket Nuivts,
Scissors, Razors, Sewing and KNITTING Needles,
Pms. Fish Hooks, Ceder and Carpenters Pencils.
Hooks and Lines. Round aud Square Looking
Glasses, Spcctacles and C1'es, Portable Desks.
Marbles Gold, Silver, Steel and Seed Beads, Watch
Guards ard Chains.
Silver PENCILS, do. THIMBLES.
Window Glass, Puuy and Puuy Knives.
PATENT MEL most kinds IN use.
Sc,dhz. S ida. Sarsapar'IIa, Rochelle, Ginger
beer, Saratoga, etc. POWDERS.
Vollns, Flutes Accordians. Flies, Octave Flutes,
Clmionetis. Harmon cans, Guitars, Flsgeolr'ts,
Bass Viols. Violin and Guitar Strings Patent D.a-
monds, Snuff aud Tobacco Boxes, Piper Fsldeis,
shaving boxes and Brushes, Vestamental Soap,
Ink Powder Liquid and lndeIIble Ink.
aud complexion.
MUSICAL. BOXES, from 2 to tunes.
Fancy Soaps aud P,riume,y. fine supply, part
veiy old and choice.
Dye SUITS, Brushes, Varnishes, and Spices,
all kinds use.
MEDICINES, Surgeonsand Dentists lnsru-
meut..
Garden and Flower SEED. for sale at
Howell DAVIES.
SCRIP at par will be received, twhen dealt oui)
in payment for large proportion oil The above goods
and also tor like Iroportion OF goods M sinrr, not
mentioned in this advertiser ent. II. d.
March 90 'sn
4 have NEGRO MAN, who is Tor hire the
! II balance al The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

O ,. There afs Two Van Bu,ea papers IN ila,
risbnre--the Keystone. the organ ct The State En-.
eculi,e, and The Reporter The Kc,slons opposed
Mr.. Fors,th's nonlnation rs Vice Pfesdeih. end
supported Col. X. NJ Johuson's. The Reporter
sustained M. Forsyth. The result j., thai Mr..
Forsyth has transferred from tie Keystone In the
Reporter the lucrative office of printer 81 the laws
"b, authority" Thus the patronage Of the iele-
raj government bfou In into ronhc, viii, the free
dom Of opinion as vel, as with the freedom OF eec-
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Carolinc.-The Fredericksburg Arena informs us
that there was few days ago animated discus
sion in that county between Nobrorne +. Sutton and
Fcs'us Dickerson on the Wing side. and Samuel
u Scott on the part Of 1.-THE Government" The
attendance was large. and the effect p'oduc' by the
discussion said TO be decidedly favorable to the
Wig cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

o. The Wing young men Of Richmond held
IN enthusiastic meeting last night week, and ar-
pointed 25 delegates TO the Young Mems National
Convention. Several gentlemen addressed the meet
myth, speech OF Nh. Il. G. Stanarl has been par
tieuary compl,menicd, AS ian eloquent and seah
ing review OF the measures Of the reigning dyuas-
y."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

o. In The House Of Representatives, the New
Jersey is still under discussion, on motion 10
pint tho Report Of the Minority of,hc mmi,tee.--
This Report we shall publish in few days, We
regret that ii has been long withheld from our
readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the late finn III Milier
"A N Robe,ts. are hereby teqDesled 10 call
settl. make pa, neht, NJ IL IS indispensable vs.
the business Of that concern should be speedily sio,-
ed, aud longe, indulgence cannot be gwen.
JOHN MILLER,s
RILAND ROBERTS
March ~ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Frednick.-A letter tom Winchester, dated
March 10, says-"Mr Ryes' letter has caused u
considerable stir amongst the Loo Focos. Some of
the most prominent supporters Of the Admlnistra-
ton have declared their intention to support litIle
Van no longer. but ale now willing 10 enroll then-
selves under the banner of Old Tip, and unite in
driving the Vandas from the ,hrore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Smyh counfy.-We hear that Mr.. Hiram A.
Grieser, the delegate from Smyth, who boiled from
his pledge last Spring 10 vote for Nj. Rivcs has
been thrown overheard even by the party which he
served by his somerset. DR.. TIL. NJ. Tate, we learr,
isthe Loco Foco candidate. Maj. H. B. Thompson
- tho candidate Of the Wings and Conservatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
Los
A T Ami,era couu house. on Monday tia Let
[ n INST. " small
RED MOROCCO POCKET ROOK,

with steel clasp; under The following ci'c umstanees
10 wit. While IN the net of changing some money
TO pay on smalld h.. laid nv Pocket Book ~ the
bar .ropm window u, William H,s's Tavcrr. and my
attention was called of moment. and when re-
TUNED my Pocket Beok WIS gone. !, Contained
three ten dollar Virginia .nol.s, aud the following
bands A bond on Thomas Farow. for ferry dollars.
due The LIST January. 1899 one on Anderson Hegin-
botham demands and one on john j. Mitchell.
also demand besides n number al receipts. aud
one ol them dated the 9th inst Any one deliver.
ing the same and its contents. lwhere lnsi.) will
be handsomely rewarded. THIS is also 10 caution
all persons from trading for the above named bonds
PLEASANT MITCHELL.
March &c Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

L. The Fincas,e Democrat has passed ntt
the hands OF Oliver Callaghan. Esq. Its late propfi.
rtor, Mr. Robert Caw,hon, in conjunction with Mr.,
Dewitt. proposes To publish IN Adnnsu alton paper
in This place, to be called "the Lynchburg Rcpubli.
can"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Bdh-At the last court in this county (says a
letter 10 the Madisonian,) some ten dozen pro-
m'nent men renounced the, allegiance to Van Blu
rem. and declared for Ilasrison. Messrs. Niche
and Stuart addressed the people with great effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

u We learn that Manilins Chapman, Esq.
we Loco Foco candidate for the Senate in the
"'e"mery district, has proved 100 weak for the
.'' ana has been Withdrawn. Mr.. Preston, the
wing candidate, it is thought, will be elected. IL
s'"s any Opponent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
FOR RENT,
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing undes
l the firm of Games x Moscly, WIS. on 24th Feb
is40 dissolved by munal consent, II debts due from
the firm will be paid by John w. Games.
JOHN w. GAINES.
THOMAS II. MOSELEY.
Charlotte Guy March % 2iiis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

fodnokc.-Our iutelli2 ence from Roanoke lie "a =
vorable 10 the election Of Col. I'm. u. Peyton.-
How can it be otherwise No county ever had
hrmeror more sagacious, honest and able represen
tativs than Col. Peyton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
" Office.

TTNHE business heretofore conducted, in this place
l. under the style of Campbell q Sicpoe. and
William VI. Bnrwe q Co, has been dissolved BY
limitation and consen, of The undersigned
WM. II. CAMPBELL,
EDWARD d. STEPTOE.
WIN. NJ. BURWELI4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

a. Judge Randall of Florida, has been removed
to make rom for Isaac IL Bronson, rcueAtine
Conserve i've of New York. What office does MI.
George w. Hopkins crpeeti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
WALL STREET. ulAIS!!!

I HAVE JUST "p"ned n pan OF my Spring sup
4 ply of HATS ofayarlciy Of qualities and shapes.
Among the assortment are few cases OF the latest
aud most approved Wall Street manufacture.
ediemen are solicited to ximinr.
J. q. MEM.
March &c 3wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

o. Judge CALVIN Bl,the, The President Of the
late Loco Foco Convention nj Harrisburg. Ia. has
been appointed Collector Of the port OF Phlladeipha
rice George Will, deed. The applicants io' the
office very numerous from all parts OF the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

The sub scrber will continue The m crcantilc bu.
sness at the same stand. and hopes continuance
II the patronage heretofore extended.
WIN. NJ. BURWELL.
Liberty, March 26, 1910 ~4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

MIR. N. Is. PRATT.
A YOU aia not an ,nhabiiant OF this State we
"A take this mode ofnoi,l,ing you, that ON Thurs
day The 30h day OF April. 1s40, store house in
Mddleiuwu, tM,ddlesex county, C"nnccucnt.) We
shall take sundry deposions, 10 be read evidence
The nal oil attachment, gainsi you. depending
IN the Hastings count OF bynrhhntg.
HUNT & MOVES.
March PC aaw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

c. The Enquirer says, that the prospects OIL
the Power parry are "brighlenng. ne h"qo"e'
then admits that they haze been dark. Bnl can any
of lis readers recolec ,chen that paper did not pre-
tend 10 be Just as confident as il does nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
.V1Nv Shoes !! :!

AIDES Shoes Misses Shoes ;--Chill,en'
IL Shoes; Gcntlem-n's Boots Pumps and Slips
Servants Shoes,-jusi received and offered reason
Bile. J. q. MEEM.
March oG 3wn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
SHOES! SllOaiS!!

NNE HAVE just received an extensive asson-
w mcni Of SHOES, embracing a variety Of DIFF.
freenl styles and qualities. which VI" be sold low.
J. J. PURVIS d DUFFEL.
March 90 w2, IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
NOTICE.

NIlE subscriber thankful for the very hbesat pa
1 ,ronaee bestowed upon the LAT. finn Of Ben-
nett Sun,pier, would mat earnestly solicit on
i,nnance oil the same. Nv shop may he fonnd on
the street leading Ia the Washington fIUtri -
All orders IN ynebburg from HE counties consygu
Gus, III be attended with fidelity am, pSonspi1i c.
WM. A. BENNETT,
o. Cutting twhep not 10 be ma le by msl dons
with the utmost care aud despatch. lab.
March l6 4rf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Colto. Yarns at the Lynchburg Factory, No. 4, al
90 cts /; No. s. al 81 CT; No 6. at 90 cts; No. :
al 80 cts No. 8. al 81 cts; No. ., AT 25 cts Nos
10 and !. at 26 cts Nos. ~ and -, at 81 cts !;
Nos ii and Is at 90 cts; Nos. lG and II, AT 90 cts
Nos 10 and 10, =, 80 cts; No. 90, al 81 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

o. Lucian Minor, Esq. gentleman OF DIS
ting uished talents aud extensive requirements, has
recently taken charge Of the editorial department
of the Charlottesville Advocate, which he proposes
to conduct upon the novel plan Of devoiing equal
portions Of his paper to The two parties tbs own
opinions however, are expressed with decision ard
maintained with frmness. A Senator Ct The u.
States, who had seen his prospectus, wrote 10 Mr..
Minor, expressing his surprise that one entertain
ing his opinions, should support Gen. Harrison. In
reply Mr.. Minor says. 1.-THE riddle is so PLAIN, that
when he (he Senalor has read the solution, he
will wonder how he missed il. II is contained In
two wo,ds-CONFIDENC E-1NTEGRlI1. y
And Mr. Minor Then goes on, ~ an aoie ai''c'e' po'
Which we regret we have not room,) TO stare 'he
grounds OF his ''nndoubing Trust IN the ""sf"y VI
Gen Hanisur," and Of iIis utter want Oh confidence
IN Mr.. Van Buren,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

SUGAR, TEAS, &c. at auction.
by PAYNE Il TURNER.
WE WILL SELL, on Tuesday tho 3lst inst,
w in front OF our store.
10 hhds. p,me N. Orleans Sugar
; Porto Rico :.
l5 bbls. Malaga Wine
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea in Glib boxes.
PAYNE & TURNER.
March 26 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

TINE partnership heretoiore existing sundsf fhs
Il syle OF Bennett a. Sumpier, - this day DE-
solved by mutual eonsen. Those having sis'"
sgains, the firm will present them for seitl-nens
WIN. A. BENNETT,
d. n. SUMPTER.
Feb "a. 1s40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
.V.EKCN SGME.IHES!

VIRGINIA. WELLSBURG LOTTERY.
Extra Class 3, Tor 1910.
To be drawn AT Richmond March ~, 1890.
rs Nnmbeis-l2 Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
HEADS ;;. SST :F;i Fisy. i:, fs::l.5!

INFORMANT DIsCovERY.---Hsyns at hast discovered
,sss as efs
that The Of Rheumatism is fr The II
20 e fiS a sa s 1;
s:ss. 't fs'ssS iIsl'
hat % rs IS @ new " sa w S
70 Be hat SHOULD
s;a y A. i.Er ,1 S'as die pssS y r.
sass 9 hg s :f 10Y any
IS. s issa S
mouth final upon eraste, bsnes and deep seated
P. n Hs ~ Si s5P.s aSSsi
ies GG mn" ssas
.on~Sai ss;sisd above The Lin il some 10
oco ssonay several Of the unite foro n large rr.su
eoOrs patches With portion, scales ::
s 4s% assis sSaS
s ioS ip'f pDs ais he hands
feet prsssHts yrr5 and spss Of &C.
ISr wi Of the skin and sebss'n :tru-
s:s 81 % sn 1 under
the ba as Of met fat e.y
. vsi sGS a. Sssca the sFsi
he ss srs saiua ~ erssTs
y Ss s
Tes a%n. spread S.y ay ,rueo
has made more or progress d. also bsccme. Ill
esrsss ss are net peesdd By
ard the tops; sts6 SlssrssS sGssi w vs e srss
pSoessd IL: psfiassp st@, samtn, and to5,s Be.
The houder bon. bone ard ,h,n sone x:
true sy,hhtic rode solid OF the unae
%gs.d dsrpf e. Ii, s.SS P' s: OF * s as
srrysS al eoa.dsrssIy state variety %
AID eaeh requires ssrent ,rssmsni The described
vaety Will be cured without Msrers any .h,r dssass to
nan DsStpssfy ss Hudson There vii b. st.rpa
o5im*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
TIC DOLOREUX-Postiye ~
lg yYEI sSMN cured without the Of the
II lancet, however long standing
y by Mrs.MOTT, the celebrated

tenaIt Fhysleiaf sec aIyertrtmehI o26 sln
-se3kTx~ UOCIUh GLOW EMS snsuitea ms
$@ Once. His practical experience and his recent
. chemical have enabled him to Introduce
60 int his practice several new articles which
~ prompt hose dtseasesto which he devotes
his attention.
Dr. apprses that he has regua .d.
eeduca and has devoted his attention for the last
fears select branch Of has profession His office is No
Ann street. Private entrance third door from the Museum,
through az entry with lamp al the Office door.
N B-The Doctor keep general assortment of Trusses
above.
Elixir may be had at his store Price
dollar Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
No. d PECK SLIP

nOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual 20 deyste ht
~ entire personal attentsn 10 hstrssento Of all dess
and-p private diseases.
Those hohave been unfsrun 10 beeos the vicnf
ofunquaed ehsrisaps with which this
shound consequence ohe sIty ofeurlews regulating the
sra proFsion respectfully solicited 10 ca al his old
established D,pensarT No tPsck many housan
have been made TO rsocs at happy dsTerance from hs
10 strarrsrs DR. Carpenter hsgs Leave TO add that he
native and ne manor born that Ne IL graduate Of nnn
Cosrs ard received his 81 oss in th ETY. .sgs no roIs
siev snA hal yearly thirty years practice ard experience
nh city and what 10 meet inperaoths speedily and see
tnally res his patients.
NJ ssrsra,. ooss md entrances for me privacy OF ~
,snts who Comstn contact ChsEesreasonaht.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

NEW NOFk. Sept a, $50. = ~
DEAR DOCTOR-"Ths Ions agony j. ofsr" Pr frccl
~ rrs~t acknowledge myself saVte ~ ahi
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b14 have proved entirely cfcac1a. Whrn etre g. Irt
sforr today AZ a A. ~ was n ti0u lal tsk seudtcfs
~ winch have been eqgsntlg Fucies or yrnrs ps ts
ed anost every hat corf b. nruaef ~ % tffrt
noh,ng svsiled sgt ths BED Ths wuni 10 ~ bas
eeas nan Your remedy cured rrfrsiyi o1k ~ lc
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acted a. ave been res 10. 80 ga ftai'd{ ....s
soll AZ los ,ssaaFt. Bi-.eb sat Dos. 3. ~ Br,d
49, " and fsg FuliJa 81 BrSsE-u.