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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
IlaENfNIfuIIY vf'HF - ~
s s. FITCH. No. l72 Chestnut ST.
Conf IF a isftsr from C. C. Park, Pnsfcr " ~
Bspiisf Church, al Haddonfsid, ~ IT,
llADposriEID, n. =, Feb.

HADposriELD, N. y, Feb. II, 1907.
DR. b. JAYsI-sif--I take pleasure IN inlo' M
ing yo. sha, the bsiie ef Hair Tonic which ! oo-
,arcd of you las, Osober. has proved most sssiss
factory and successful. My hais had for ionS
lime been exceedingly thin. But for two or three
wear. ,ssi i, had 80 fallen oni, that my head had
become sIn,os sntrey bald. was under sns re-
r..s,v Of ooscsx!ins The bsldsess by csmbisg tho
hs;t % lilo sidss aver IL. But nov, altar using
sbout half bo,,Ie Of the "Tsnic." have - luxus
ran, growth Of hair a. over had
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
ron TIE BENEFIT or IsreRsAL inrHovEnEsrs'
Glass Nos,
Draws at Wheeling, on Friday, April TO- 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
AIraTlOEy5DS2
FPUSSe1sS. Candies, SC.

n BOXES RAlsENS; so lbs. Almonds; 3 mats
u Cinnamon; 25 lbs. Saiararnsi ind'goi Can
dies, Kisses, Cocoa nut Cakes--a new article |;
Iamo.. Er: English Walnuts, Filber. &;.
March 20. 1890 GEORGE RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The Rev. tkok4np FLETCHER. Pastor Of q:
g.u,i.t Chu,ch. 1t Great Valley Pa. who haa
been more al less bald Tor many years, used three
battles ofshe Hair Tonic ard has now fine growth
~ new hair over ell that part q his head wbers 10
~sr bald writes" My hsis sgrowinG timely. as
.n,a CON- L. FLETCHER.
Wcst Chester, Pa, March 2, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

Mr. Bonn. one Of the romrosiiors In the onfs
Of the Philadelphia Public Ledger. who had loss
ae.y III biz hsir from or Tho TOP Of his hsad' has
had i completely restored by the use o. this TOME.
Two Ofhcsrs or The American Navy had good hsade
Of hs, restored - them by utisg hvs sott'es escH
OF this HAM Tesic, on. Of whom was over sixiy
Years ofa.~. -Four gentlemen connected Win We
Public press in Philadelphia, have also had .nsas
bsldnass removed " using this remedy. ns nes'
Nr. PARxga, Pastor of the Presbytsrian Church.
in Delaware County. Pc. who was compsteiy balls
over all the top Of bis head. and wss also becoming
considerably crAY, has used only two botslea o.
~. Tonic. and has no, only iuxuriHpt growth Of
nav hsir upon his head. but all the aRAr HAIRS
have disappeared. and their places have been sup
pl;ed nv hssl,hs hair u . natural color. Finally
ni.s case. OF badness cut Of every ton may posi-
lively be removed by faithful sPpicatios Of .Iis
valuable remedy. There is therefore, now NJ
EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD.
Pr.pared sul, by Dr. d. JAYNE. sole proPne,
,or 10. % South Third street, Phiadelphla. snd
fsr .als b, WILSON T. DOLL, Agents, Msst'ss-
hurr. va Price 8 per bottle.
Eebr,,atS 81 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
apprentices wanted.

nNE o. two Apprentices are wanted 70 the ~
IL loring Business b, the subscriber. Boys from
ID 10 l6 will be pre- ferled, JOHN hohh.
Fehrnatv 90 1910
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14

But 90 further; and that il appropriations
have made independent Of Executive recommendations
estimates and calculations not solitary material impor
appropriation has been made during the last
years by the Houses Of Congress- which the Executive
could not arrested he had chosen Show me-
you can the solitary item Of that tho
President of the United States with his pohgae abuse of
power the last years, has vetoed except
appropriations for internal improvements vetoed by General
Jackson.
Sir shall 10 myself the task and shall 20 along
with the chairman Of the Committee OF Ways and Means
every bill trace il in every item and call the attention of the
country to the that falling below the Executive
estimates of this session. when proposition has been
made by the Administration to reduce them five millions OF
amount-you may reduce them almost fifteen mions-and
then you will scarcely have down the standard of the
expenditure under the administration of Mr. Madison
have accomplished the object for which have risen
will therefore, take my seat, assuring my honorable col
league that he shall have aid in dsposng as soon as pos
sibc of this bil
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
wu7RITING.-JAs. FRENCH, author of a new system

NNJ RITING.-JAS.F FRENCH author Of a new system of
Wv prnocal Penmanshp would acknowledge the liberal pa
ronage which formerly received during his residence OF sew
era months in the city Of Washington and notice that he has
ro-opcned his Writing Academy at Mrs Turner's opposite
Browns Hotel Pennsylvania Avenue, in connexon with bis
brother they will continue receive pupils daily There
fore they respectfully solicit immediate calls from all who feel in
erested in the improvement OF their hand writing
Messrs FRENCH offer TO the Ladies' and Gentlemen
porrunty acquiring quick and beautiful style Of Writing
and elegant other mode yet discovered possibly
npsrt time Different styles OF plain ornamental
Writing Penmakng asd stenogPhy taught as the learner may
choose.
Ladies daily at and o'clock; Gentlemen at other
hours In the day and evening. tSee hdndbiH)
RErERENcEs Peter Force, Mayor; Hon. Henry Hubbard
Hon William II. Rome, Hon. Robert b. Csnson, Hon. Wliam
b. Calhoun Rev. DIR. Laurie, and Rev. Mr.. McLlin.
mar 27-eo2w
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TH1HE BOSTON ACADEMY. 7th edItIon.-Just

ceived Satoners Hail. direct from the publisher $50
copies OF the Boston Academys Collection Of Church Music
GLIDING all Of the 9th edition. with the popular psalm and
anthems chants &C. old and toge-
Their with many beautiful pieces and anthems, seeeted
from the and other works Of Haydn Mozart Beethoven,
Pcrgolesi Rghni Cheubn Romberg, Winter Weber, Nagei
arranged and adapted
Eagis irors expressly for this york. including also og
nal comp sons by German, English, and American authors
Price per copy, containing 3s7 pages only 81 liberal dis
made 10 societies by the dozen. .
mar9-2aw4w w. FISCHER.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14

The following publications contain the public
history of disclosure which has Just been made
at Richmond, and is the general subject OF con-
versation here and elsewhere
the Governor of he Stale Of Virginia.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas has been represented Executive that WILL
LIAM B. DABNEY, late first teller of the Bank OF Virginia
has feoaiouy embe zzed considerable amount Of the funds ~
that bank entrusted TO his chagc and that he hos fed Justice
Now therefore, THOMAS w. GLMER Governor Of the State
aforesaid have thought fit issue this proclamation hereby
reward Of hundred dollars any person or persons
who will upprebcnd the said William Dabney, convey him
to the Jail Of the city Richmond And do moreover require
all officers Of the State civil and military request people
Of the Commonwealth to their best apprehen
the said fugitive that he may be dealt with according law
Given under hand Governor lesser sea-
III Gsa Richmond Tnoas sy A GIm ss
high light complexion, hair eyes erect in his pe and
carriage mild aud gentle in his manners and Of good s'
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-Three thouu dollars
WILLIAM BEVERLEY DABNEY, late FIRST ieerZ the Bank
Virginia LEFT the Bank Friday Dot aud pro-
ceeded Toyorsvc the Richmond ksburg Rail-
road he has probably gone the West He has en-
bezzed made away with very large the unds YIN
Bank noes) Of the Bank.
BY order Of The Board Of Directors
JOHN BRoCKENBROUGH, President
REMARKS THE RICHMOND WHO or sAruRpsy-
DeraLcaroN BANK OF VIRGINIA. Pne r,oclah
ton of the Governor and the advertisement Of the t
OF the Bank have officially appzed the country o. ~
ence of defalcaon in the department OF the = III $50
Of that institution very large amount an oios, I as
will probably, in day as soon as all me he
ceraned place the country in possession Of all TIA. can 70
known at present We believe the deficit is now known
be between 400 600 and $500000 .h aevelon-
Never a community less prepared 'oI SUI. na,s, 70
ment No hint no suspicion, appears ~ any NJ shadow
have preceded the astounding annunc'e IT, 800, n,e,end
a. "a !, befye that the wise, after tne even,
Had |Ss sss" .gsGs surprise T
OF tne cry, when 90 e Al first public sympathy was
soua not nsxs @ he unhappy denng Teller who nas
been universal voe anu has surrendered TO sue
others This sentiment The now certain fact tina, he must
a sS.s,
money belonging to the BANK We pause hsre for that
Hibernate guilt y heh will doubtless be made 70 the Com
monweafh.
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= TT " Tfc ',t"'t " Ut
A PROCLAMATION,

1--WE FRENCH REy"L ..ssns sssp' or Sy
,ol, oy ds9%' door ives, Of Browns Hotel.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
AN ASTOUNDING DEFALcATIoN.

The following publications contain the public
history Of disclosure which has just been made
at Richmond, and is the general subject of con-
versation here and elsewhere
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14

Mr. DicKERsoN agreeaby notice given yesterday ask
ed leave introduce resolution offering the thanks OF Con.
gross TO Major General WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON and
Isaac SHELBY late Governor of Kentucky for their dsn-
gushed bravery and good conduct capturing the British
army under the command of Major General PRocroR at the
battle of the Thames Upper Canada the 9TH OF oco-
ber 1913.
should (saiJ Mr. DlcKERsoN this late day. high
y think of the merits of those officers who in coopera-
ton with the hero Of Lake Erie turned the tide OF war IN our
favor bring forward the present resolution similar at
tempt had heretofore been made in their favor but would
leave their fame TO rest upon the testimony of impartial his
tory which has already done ample justice TO their characters
Two ago, resolution like the present was reported
to this House by the chairman of the Committee Military
Affairs, by direction of that committee This resolution was
opposed two grounds applying solely to General HARR
SON, have been Informed, for was then member OF
this body the FIRST that inquiry that time depend
ing before the Hosse OF Representatives into the ocia con-
duct of General HARRISON, Commandments of the
Northwestern Army, upon charges which, IL well founded
were calculated essentially TO njure his character the Sc
cond, that prevailed that General HARRISON had dis
covered reluctance in pursuing PRocToR and his
after pERRys victory Lake Erie and that he had been for
ced to the pursuit by Governor SuEBY and that this nfor
nation had been derived from the declarations Of Governor
SHELBY These charges, utterly unfounded they turned
out be- were deemed sufficient for postponlng de-
cison the report Of the committee until the result OF the in
quiy before the House of Representatives should at least be
known The resolution, after discussion, referred
TO the committee who reported IT, further TO consider and
port thereon As the session TO its close further
report could with propey have been made until the nves
gaon feore the House should be brought
10 termination This did not happen till the 23d of Janu-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

- ESTELL's FEMALE PiLLs.-In sssnes Of the
~ great demand for these ausbls pills. Ms RES TELL,
Female Physician fads herself called upon appoint agents
6or their They be obtained at le Cherry street.
Cathsrine 24 Grand street. of Allen 260 esw
cry corner Of Houston and at her Principal oce l0o Green
wich street All communications must be addressed TO the
principal ONCE and post paid.
Mrs Res particularly urges the necessity Of the drec
lions being strictly followed also impress upon the
rd thai these pill. must NOT be used in some ee1mstance
Of ingredients acting upon particular functions; that they
will podu the effects in the directions which
enclosed aide Of each boz when they ought not to be
used Price 81 Mrs Rests proper signature is written
the Of each box Mr. john Caay agent for Providence
K l. d. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

W 40 Till. PUBLIC.-Ws cali the special attention Of
be public 20 Inducements held out by SYLVESTER 20
jj Broadway m INVESTING in real estate situated in New Or
cans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pious Dave
Hale of tie Journal Of Commerce. have good 70,
knowing that the affair ia question possesses the entire cons
snce @. The community recommend those persons who
aave any doubts ssii syive,ter who DESTROYS
G giving Inc most fa and perfect satseton reply any
iucs.Ties made. eli.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

CHERRY's ASTRIN0ENT PILLS. Celebrated for
" the radical Of certain obstinate complaint ae7h.
failure Of Capvi Cubeb sons and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
4" New York, May 9th l639.-- Hotel, Breadway.-The
writer, when in his city from Charleston last spring bought
half dozen boxes of DR. Cherry Pills. in order that who
have been long Responding like himself he truly states that
before he had finished the third box his complaint had vanished
after having for five years previously vany tried all of
medicines, injection bougies, change Of air. Sc II
than ten months since his cure and he weighs liza
pounds, while last sprisg he only weie he'd 20 pounds
Fer sale wholesale and RETAIL By A. b. D. Sands 70 and
100 Fulton and the following Drug Chambers
and Broadway Of Church Chambers SO and $40
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL IL Powerv GA Broadway,
Csrmine and Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Burnets
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
s2l 3snf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

ID HEUMATlSh, CHiLBLAlNs &c.-Dr. CHURCUS
IL CHEM CAL ESSENCE Of MUSTARD a rem.dv
unequad Tor the cure o. rheumatism chh4ns gout ray
sprain bruises asd fixed pains Til. .mbrocaon h,. been IN
extensive for the last hy year, aud has been fuy sub
ject TO the nfabe test Of experience every p-,a,c
where has been fairly tried has been attended with com
pete success Us good effects have been ersay ex.
perienced, TO have established credit As the most .af
and perfect cure ever offered TO TIE public. ssd al
CHURCHs DPenlary, 1888 Bowery, corner Spring street
Price 80 cents per botlle. 100 i'm ga.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
$40 eoden

C SOO REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
spOOO-Fer the Of Gonorrhea, Geets structures and
analogous complaints of the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaint
this is the most ceraiA.
tmakes speedy and cure, without the least
strcon to eie drink exposure change in application 70
business.
We give long qaackish recommendations 10 deceive the
public # the medicine does not speak for itself shall
speak for it. Our object to notify be had anc
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonoroe
to be broueh, which the Mixture wi, effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
his disease that unfortunately rervades all ranks of
cieygh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
Further the doease cannot be contracted if dose Of the
Mixture Is taken at night going to bed when exposed.
1t is put up in bottles, with full directions accompanying it,
at 81 bottle Oee bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DR.. WIN. H. Minors drug store No 1873
Broadway OF Dey street. (Frsnkln House,) New
York. and at Jones Hutchnson Of Chesnut and 9TH
streets, Philadelphia oi6-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

DARE AND USEFUL PRESENTs.-BUssIN1 4
II CO Manufacturers Of every possible variety OF hns
PEARL ivory tortoise SHE'LL and leather Pocket books,
Card Cases, Needle Books, aud Dressing Cases,
Writips Desks Portfolios Csqusr and Chess Boards,
Ivory and porcelain Tablets, DC. &c. sc.
Comprising choice variety Of superior made articles well
suite appropriate and useful gifts for the season. Wholesale
and retail (Pces corresponding with the times, cheap eo
VilIs,a corner Of Il dts In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

GUITARS AND PIANOs-LUDEcUs VOTER
~ "a BroadwaJ eofnr of Peal street. iuport,-. and Deaf
sr' m Musical lu'rums e. Agent g. Ns-tin schar'gs
warranted oNsrs ave consistently htnd complete s.ort
msut Of ouir made BY The 40 ,srarned pasufe'ur.r,
tern.
Orders executed without della,
Aso al ser's q Musi,J p-ru-nen,. sj Italian ''olr,
Music Strings.
Two pieuda gcss Psro- for ss> ssesp al 10"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

nj Notwithstanding mandatory, together
" with all It's valuable mei ncry, Stocks tools and docks
unfinished wholly ard totally destroyed by the late Ere
the ofGand aud Elizabeth Streets end insurance
wholly destitute and sha be pleased the
faces OF both those Il and abroad al cur
a; the Of the Bowc.y aud Division street
where shall bestow best efforts and sup
ply them with the best ofcocks have large assortment
of finished clocks me pieces and regulators hand and
renewing manufacturing apparatus with all possible dis
patch, and il possible Efficient and e.ctua manner
Some of Turret clock customers necessarily be de-
ayed short time. but trust they will bear with under
existing circumstance Clocks description
and thoroughly repaired and warranted.
SAITH BROTHERS,
nsn-b"dsltw' ~ Bow.ry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
HOLD! BEFORE You PURCHASE. LOOK AR rHIs

HOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
H. NEWELL gives notice that he constantly recsv
ing from his Factory, full supply of seasonable Doot,
Shoes all of his manufacture the materials selected I'm
work supervised by him. and every pair warraned will sell
subieasury subtreasury less (quate con
sdered than be purchased elsewhere which he will prove
to the satisfaction ofthe most ncredusv, If they will only IA
him with call at No 81 Canal ST. l44 Chatham ST.
N BA large assortme Of French goat skin bosts on
hand. n7sm.
mr. GRANGER has removed to his residence
~ No. 81 Amity street, where offers the pnslic his
Homeopathic pecora Restorative at the price,
The whe has attended the previous sac t
liable remedy enables him to place within reach Of
all who suffering from consumption any affection ofths
lungs or liver.
DIR. GRANGER he CONSULTED daily at hi. Fee from
IL to 8, andfrom to 9. p ". OILS SIN.
CTAMMERIG CURED-DR. COMSTUCK'S VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution open from the first OF
September till the last Of Junedurpg July there
vacation All DESTROYS OF instruction. either for the cure
Of Stammering Lping, Improvement in Elocuon NAV
Mulberry lArch) street, Philadelphia
DIR. Comsock's Remarks Stsmmerng and the
recommendations which he has obtained his System Vo
cal Cymnacs; appended to his Circular, which shall
sent to who wish learn upos the subject
Of hi. Intuition Satisfactory reference. be given in the
principle cities Of the United States. mis- 3m.
NOR TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM
the following choice brands, vx Unions Eeidsiecks
" STAR Lambert Co.." Steamboat" ship"" Great
Western" Lusscrne.' Queen Victoria = eacchuss
" Eage"" Anchor >" Harp" Constitution Arrew be
sides other brands, at the Granite Wine Vaults,
EDW. X. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant Granite Buildings eorn.,
Broadway and Chamber st.; entrance in Chamber st.
dl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
Two rnE LADIEs.-pR. a o HULL,s uTERo AZ

Two THE LkDIEs.-DR. A. q HULL's UTERO Az
Il DOMINAL SUPPORTER Is offered 10 those ahaictst
With Proiapsus Falling Of hs Womb asd other dseas,i
siding upon relaxation ofthe abdominal muscles an B
strument IN every way calculated Or relief and permanent
storation % health. When tbs Instrument 70 earey sns
properly lifted 10 the form Of the patient u invariably afford
he most Immediate immunity from the distressing dragqs
and bearing down. sensations which accompany asariy s
raes q Viscera dsplacsnsn,s Of ne abdomen and ,ff
APPLICATION IS always foll-N = BY early confession d ,s
relief from the patient herse Tive supporter OF simple cor
s;rrtior aud eau Be applied By The patient whou, further W
AMOS HULL,
Ohcs, Vesey street. Astor Iiauss. New Yofh
P,mie,. describing Us uss and arpeasn vii o. prsseu,
" " W. Vhce. aaiA
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PupLIsHxD BAtLy ~
IArsFn ga Te DON s.B.Rg Rpy

~ AVN STREET.
TTRMs OF ADYEkTiSiNG-I1s ertenliv, .,-r-,,,..
o. the HEh.Lp both IN town AID country NM IS ,-,.
eh.nnsl Tor advertisers wv
scr rwyLvE tf-Es "a iv..
deg, 90 dT-' y Is aaJ', 81 " Il days. 8, A
-. O7Bl - 100 II 49,
ieI6 1919 9lq,i ~
Eoa EiaHr Lirss or Lrtf.
reshS a sDl mspth -.
moa,h, 100 m1yfb. y, -
or Al sdv~rtise uegts 90 be nsii b..,,. ;. 10 W
Adres uscnent' inserted an TIE WKE1Ly girs.t~,,
per sgdsre ever Insertion -' VI
hohr'Ss HrH,LD-ilsucd every neraiar s,c.,, su....
price goo csrS rsr coy. Country susss ~, stils,
me sane rate, Tor any speciie period IN .
ssoes No paper seat, unless paid IL s47.,r. S' '' "
WEEKLY HEslLD-i'sl.d every s,tr-i,y -. 49,.
clock, pr'o- if1 esnfs yer cor. Firrb,d 4, .H npe
bcs 1t f3 per in aivanes " ~ my ''oisni
1oss1srgso,srl- are requested to ,sd,.u ts.- ,,,,.
.sss' s.nHep fr Fn.tor sDa E1itsr ,ss 81 ,',
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
ny- MEDICAL CARD. 90

DOCTOR GLOW r is consulted con6de ntialy as usual
~ day his oce He continues devote his atten
ton exclusively ee ct branch of his and to the
treatment of all da diseases aud debes for the safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received the
notice Of strangers and othes The recent Improvements
dieDe and pharmacy have abb HIM seve
raj and important remedies which hav. proved emneaty
SUGGEST in removing elects Of long standing seminal weak
syphilis and all tituona diseases arising from
Pures Of the blood His dicnes for the Of gonor
prompt in ehecHs Strangers sppried that DR.
@ graduated in his rofession in Philadelphia therefore his
professional claims do net en him to be rsckoned
the sol disant tors medical purs and great pet.nd
whose found in every Journal Those who
been treated unnecessarily by The aud
this branch of surgery, invited make pca,on
bis Office. No. Ann street. Broadway adj ning the
American Museum.
N. B. Separate entrances and SEPARATE Office. prsvi-
dtd, and all .mmun icatioHs strictly conf enal
t5 Private entrance TO his Office three doors from the
Maenm where he will be found at any hour until 10 ia tn
evening lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

nANibL sWbh.NEI, ~ Am street. return. his
~ thanks 90 hes friends for the liberal syTork
uniformly rendered him hs rs opened hs Rsfsc0ri
ssd them tsii vii 10 bis coaau llstur u mcrt
ontaUsnee Of their spyroaicn. Hs table iu~nrhu
9Th the best tie market Aor and thl.s who may hoaor M
ats with their prsssee may dp,uj upon being served
cleanliness. c,,ility and rromr'itui,. iI0u