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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03
From the Mem York Commercial
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT;

THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT;
THE PLOT
"OF THE LAST CARD"
TAMMANY HALL
This is the place where the plot was laid
STEVENSON.
This is the man, of Tammany Hail.
That plotted the plot that there was laid.
oLENTwoRTH.
This is the dupe Of treacherous friend
From Tammany Hall, that plotted the plot
That there was laid.
THE PARTY AT THE COLLECTORS HOUSE
These the men, that duped the dupe
Ofthe treacherous friend from Tammany Hail.
That plotted the plot that there was laid
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
This is the man. who arrested the dupe
Of the treacherous friend from Tammany Hail.
Who changed his name, and plotted the plot
That there was laid
THE RECORDER.
This is the man, who like dog that's blind
Bark'd up the iprong tree" in chasing the dupe
Ofthe treacherous friend from Tammany Hall,
Who changed his name and plotted the plot,
That there was laid.
EDMoNDs
This is the man, with his character torn,
Who counseld his friend, who like dog that's blind
u
OF the treacherous knave, from Tammany Hall,
Who changed his name, and plotted the plot,
That there was laid.
THE COLLECTOR.
This is the officer, laughing and free
The friend Of the man, with character torn,
Who advised the Recorder, all foroin
Like mastif1 blind, while chasing the dnpe
Ola knavish friend, who changed his name,
And plotted the plot at Tammany Hall
To " bark up the rrong tree"
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
This is the palmer all sober and grave,
Who'd share his last farthng" his country to save
Who Shy accident" met, though invited, dye see,
At the house of the officer, laughing and free
The friend of the man with character torn,
Who advised the Recorder, Judge forlorn,
Like mastiff blind when chasing the dupe
Ofthe treacherous friend who changed his namo
And plotted the plot at Tammany Hall,
10 " bark up the prong tree"
BOVINE, LAWRENCE, wARIAN.
These are the MARES, with nests SO warm
That the worthy palmer, sad and grave,
Who'd share his last crust his country to save
Invited to meet, when raising the storm,
To sit on the eggs, viper had brought,
That treason might hatch and traitors be caught
That the friend of the man with character torn,
And the worthy Recorder, Judge forlorn,
Who like mastf blind, when chasing the dupe
OF treacherous knave, barkd up the trrong tree.
NJ II. GRiNNELI.
This is the man, all honest and true,
His heart in his hand, his thoughts all in view
Who laid the conspiracy naked and bare,
And blew the conspirators high in the air
Who thwarted the palmer, all sober and grave,
Who'd share his last crust his office TO save,
Who "by accident met though invited dye see,
To the basement Of Hoyt SO funny and free,
The friend of the man with character torn,
Who advisd the Recorder like dog that ia blind,
To bark up he trrong tree" when chasing the dupe
OF the treacherous knave, from Tammany Hall,
Who changed his name, and plotted the plot
That there was laid.
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SETH T. HuaD, Esq.

We the subscribers citizens Of Streetsborough o.,
hereby certify that we have long been personally ac-
quainted with William Pearse, Esq, Of this town
that he gentleman Of high respectabilty, and tha'
his character for truth and veracy 10 unmpeachable
JOHN G. SINGLETARY,
CHARLES CROKER,
CYRUS A. STOWELL,
HORACE BARTON
J. H. STREETOR,
J. G. SINGLETARY, Jr
Sent %, lS4O
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~. CLEVELAND Sept. Z, 1870.
Dear Sir-As many of the friends Of MIR. Van bn'
rem deny thai he was opposed 70 the war OF
and 70 the election Of James Madison to the fresi
dency and Learning that you have positive knowledge
upon these points, Idoubt not you would AID the cause
Of political truth and Justice by giving the public the
you may possess in the premises
Respectfully, your ob't servant ,,,,n
SETH L. HURD.
WILLIAM PaARsE Esq.
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CAPITAL 100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
SIXTEEN DRAWN BALLOTS.

GRAND SCHEME.
100000, 100000, $4,000. $4,000,
$4,000, 1000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
$2,3ll; prizes Of $4,000; 5 of $l,75o;
10 prizes of $500.
so prizes of 81 900; so of $500 so of $500;
100 of $500; 100 Of $3.50; 40 of $500;
l24 of $50, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets only $2O-Haves ssl0-Quarters 50.
Eighths - so.
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $500 90
n Do. do. &c Half do. $50 90
Do. do &c Quarters do 60 co
Do. do. 26 Eighths do. 81 50
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STREErsBoRouen, Sept. % ls4O,
Dear Sr-In answer TO your letter OF the 5th inst.
would merely state present at an assemblage OF
the people of New Labanon, N. r.. In 1912, on which
occasion Martin Van Buren, was present, and made
warm and speech against the war Of that year.
against II election Of James Madison to the Presi
dency and strongly urged upon the people to JOIN the
"peace party called, and support De Viii Clinton,
the Presidential candidate Of the federal party.
WILLIAM PEARSE.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE
sSfiIsOu's. CheaD China Store,

CfITNH, OLHpC, IND dU EIIIS'o W INT,
iStiison's, Cheap China Store,
No. Ii South Charles Street, Baltimore.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully re-
O'quested to call at STILSONS Cheap Cash Cti-
ma Store 10 South Charles street. where will be found
an extensive assortment at prices very low TO
pond with the times. Also, rich and varied stock
of fine Iron Stone, Granite, French and Porcelain
Dinner and Tea Sets, fine French, English and A
merican Cut Glass for family
N. B.-Don't forget the number, Is South Charles
street, Baltimore.
Baltimore. Oct Is oct l6-d&c6w'
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Hon. Charles Naylor states his conviction to be
that Tory Ingersoll, who has a nominal majority of
100 over McMichael in the Sd District Of Pennsyl-
vanis, received 1000 illegal votes
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~ correspondent Of this paper at Syracuse, N.
T. who has travelled from Long island to Lake Erie,
desires US to state his opinion that New York will
reject her recreant son by 10000 majority.
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

The Constitution Of the United States, Article
Section says: ALL Legislative poners herein
granted, shall be vested in Congress of the United
States, which shall consist of Senate and House of
Representatives"
In to the letter of Pacicus written by Alex
andeI Hamilton under that signature, the doctrine Of
the Executive being component part of the legisa-
| tive power having been urged by Mr. Hamilton, Mr..
| Madison said--"To say that the power of making
treaties which confessedly laws belongs naturally
to the department which is TO laws 10 say
that the Executive Department naturally includes a
legislative power. In theory this is absurdityin
practice a tyranny" Appendix to the Federalist,
self
In his letter to the committee Of the New York Le-
gislaturc General Harrison says" My published
letters to Mr. Williams and Mr. Denny will show that
do not consider the President constituent branch
of the egslaurcyet it is impossible TO read the let
tiers that have been addressed TO me- without believing
that many of the writers had adopted the opinion that
the Presidential office was the proper and orr
gin of all the legislation of the country an opinion in nv
judgment at with every principle Of the Constitu-
ton and ofdeep and dangerous consequences" In a
letter to ID. w Dickinson, dated July l6 1910, Gen.
| Harrison reiterates this opinion.
! AND ON THIS
Alexander Hamilton endeavored to establish the
the legislative department. See letters Of PacGcus.-
| Appendix to Federalist, p, Ala.
Mr. Van Buren,, in message to Congress, Doc "a
1889, says mo instance has occurred since the rs.
Enlistment of the Government in which THE EX-
ECUTITE, though COMPONENT PART
OF THE LEGISLATTYE Pc WEIR, has inter
posed an objection to an appropriation BILL on the
sole ground of its extravagance"( See Appendix TO
Congressional Globe, page 81
/
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

The Wings of the 9th Congressional District of
Massachusetts,, have nominated William s. Hastings
for reelection to Congress
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X. FRANCES Old Established Prize Ofice
washington City.

TT MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEu
School Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island, for he
Benefit Of Public Schools.
Glass No. 202-Sixth Series.
To he drawn al Providence on Saturday November
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r. FRANCES Old Established Prize Office,
washington City.
ATTY ANnRvA nTTEpy

Class b for lS40.
To be positively drawn at Alexandra, Cd. O. on
ST turday, 18th November, lS40, under the supcrn-
tendence of Commissioners.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for Other
Class No. 9 for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday 2ls
November, 1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
5000 Dollars I,Ol7 Dollars
100 prizes of $1,000.-ET
Tickets Sl0--Halves $5--- Quarters 50 SO
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tickets 1880 90
Do. do 25 Half do s. 90
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Monongalia Academy.
Class No 10, for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Noyem
Der 2Sth, 1910.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1886, 294-$lO, OOO-S5 0OO-$ 4 ,O0O--$3, 500
$3,035-$30 600
1870 prizes Of $15,000.Gs
Tickets $I0-Haves $5-Quarters 81 80.
Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole tickets $50 90
Do. do 25 Half do Is On
Do. do 25 Quarter do - 30
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Package
in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
ID. s. GREGORY s. CO, Managers,
Washington, d. C.
Drawings sent Immediately they over to all who
order above. oct 232aw3wd&c
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IrOrders for tickets and Shares or Certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lotteries will re
ceive the most prompt attention. and official account
Of the drawing sent Immediately after il is to all
who order from R. FRANCE. Washington
oct q-2aw2w
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SPLENDID PRIZES.
ID. 8. GREGORY & co. Managers.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the town of Wellsburg,
Class No. g. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alex andria, Va. on Saturday, 7th
November, l840
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars.
5000 $500
5000 2.l95
25 prizes Of $4,000, &c. &c.
Tickets $I0-HaIves $5-Quarters 50 80
Certificates Of Packages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. 25 Half do G5
Do do. 25 Quarters do 30 50
CAPITAL $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass B, for lS40.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Novem.
Der IA, lS40
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Grand Prizes $6O,OOO, $3.50, OOO.

rs Number Lottcry--l6 Drawn Ballots.
Whole tickets $40, Halves $40 Quarters S. Eightns
So so.
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
/" g 26 Half 100
/" % Quarter 90
/" 26 Eighths /" 81 30
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

HUMPHREYS CLOCK, Nos 10 and II No
IL Of Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragon
Ten Thousand Year in vols.
Howard Pinckney, novel by the author Of Oi'h'
ton Bradshaw, &C.
just received, for sale by
r. TAYLOR,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-30
VOL. 5.--NO. is.

thls subject at this time, / will procesd y II
serve mat this wide forest of pine woods IA
Puplic DOMAIN has heretofore kept the pooulous
Porliohs OF the State Of Mississippi from inter.
course and familiar acquaintance win ,he;,
own sea-shore, and OF course, prevented ths;,
enjoyment ofal commercial privileoes i ~
quarter. The survey ofMr. Wheeler hafo.a
referred TO, is evidence oftheir avakenaa 49,,
.ioh 10 ms subject But, while they have ,bss
,sarneu me narbor privileges which Nature
mas mere provided for them, they are admon.
ished OF the neglect of this government. hv
Iwihch every commercial enterprise At this
polnt would be exposed to much hazard "A.
rom such aPprehensions Of peril to them.
selYeS, and TO the Southwest generally. tbav
invoke your protection Isolated, loo. ~ ,b;s
portion the State of Mississippi l., from The tho
INTERIOR II may be fairly urged as Of natonay
Importance that every proper encolra geroer,
should be given to facilitate interconrse he,
tween the populous portions Of the State, and
thls ssea-shore, both by land and water, and thns
iacilitate the means by which her cit;zen III
olers shall have speedy access to this no;n,
which must ever be an important one rro,,,
which TO rally in action with their brethsan
foe. 20 - :" 'au'ug
auch, ny. President, conceive are the views
u me memori.allst, and such are the views and
sentiments which entertain of those matters
l !. 81 wnscn ! am desrous to engage your favor
a |, CONSIDERATION And, SO strongly am i'm
pressed with the force with which the snh
ects' rather than my commentator Of them,
husl appeal 10 your appreciation, that will
lol permit myselfto doubt they can receive
ess lhan favorable action at you hands.
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For the Liberty Adpocate.

FOR the Liberty AdpOcdte.
SONG.
THE HERO OF TIPPEcANoE.
TuSE-ROsin the Bo,c.
Good naturd old men Of Mississippi,
The young aud the middle aged too:
just join in and help with this ditty,
Forw sing for Old Tippecanoc
For we sing, etc "A
Oar numbers still are gaining,
Weull kinder say howdy-do;
None OF us yctare complaining,
"hen we are singing for Old ,Tippecanoe,
When we are singing, etc.
inc van Buren, men they are crying,
And wondering what they will do,
They see Van can't go without lying,
Huzza! for Old Tppecanoo,
Huzza! for Old, etc.
The Locos are trying 10 beat us,
what nonsense and don't you think SOL
know they'll never do better,
Than to vote for Old Tippecanoe.
Than to vote, etc.
ne Wings are good naturd people,
They love the Locos and enemies too;
lheir votes will rise like steeple,
In remembrance ofTippecanoe,
In remembrance, ETC.
we will goto the polls and be merry.
MOI like Locos sour and blue,
Wen have big ball in the furry. N
And vote for Old Tppecanoc,
Andyote for Old, etc,
Jolly young lads of Mississippi,
The ones who are constant and true, n
Just join in and help with this ditty,
And sing, our President, Tppccanoe,
And sing our President, etc
JACK ROBERTSON.
HUNTSVILLE, April 90. 1S4O
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-30

PRETTY WoMES. all other views q man
may IN time grow tired; but in the counter.
ance Of woman there is variety which sells
wearlness at defiance The divine right an
Engshman can acknowledge. and pretty
woman Is the only tyrant he Is not Authorized
10 resist
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-30

The common Almanac in France
slus production. 1t commences with the Col
lowing list microscopes; for each month.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
yaNO TnE N%EnyolsN NORTHUMBERLAND.

iTsNo THE NERVOtS& DEBILfrATED-DR
q Evans TONIC PlLGS-2he powers Of f.
vaas Cau.orni.c pals are such. that The FACILITATING
he art. 'hc trcmuVHs hand. the dAxy eye AMI
Ne fin'.enng miud. vanish before heir effect.
aSe ncxiOts va?or- before The hoaign influence OF
The moving san. They have been long sncccsslully
used tor Inc cure % Iu;erfnitisnis together with fcvor.
Of the irregular nervous hind. accompanied si.h We.
csrsl Distractions.
Ih= tonic medicine - Tor nervous complaints. gen
crai debility, Indigestion and its consequences. Us want
ofappc;iir. d>'casioN OF the IT mach. ac.dity; unplca.
SAINT tests in the mouth. ~runiJling noise in tho bowels.
nervous symptoms. %lauguor. when the mind Lcccmc.
irritable, despGndinr. t~.aughful. molanehnly and dc
Iieetcd. IIyp0chOndrneiSn. consumption. Gimness of
ssh', dcliriusa. ani all other nsryogs r~fcclicIs. Ihepe
Pulls will produce a s,ie atd pcrn,9nca, cure.
Lvsns Psls were hUtiiJrp5uced IN America IN 1885.
Beusnre a CJUHicrfsiS-CAUrIoN-Bc particular
al purchasing 10 see that The label Of This Medicine
eoniaiss n notice OF It's cstry eccorliag 70 Act ~ Coa-
gross. Aud DC Likewise par;icalari i. obtaining them
NJ 100 Cha;i.aH: -. New-Nork. or from The regular
agent WJ. II. KING. Wh.shn-.
no, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
e 9 9 q y q g

E.NANS' .NSi.L1 APHiJitil fiLIS are pur
II y NCeeialir. sua,p0soi wnh the sincicsi pre-
D"t afsrtcUcc an OF at; ihry never produce Hnuse-
ami Gc vvautnici 10 cure me following Diseases which
arse EOsa impurities Of the llnod. Viz-Apoplcxy
Blious affections Coughs. Coiis, U!coused soro throa,
Searet Icscr. Asthma. Cho'ero. Liver Complaints
dscascs Of ne Eijacys snl D.Ll.cs. .N.eci:oas pecu
lts 10 females. end al IaoSs ilosscs of whatsoever
ki''i, 10 which haitian naiu-o i~ssehjCci. where the
ssVnaca j. ntfecied.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
isca-es, isveg Complaint. dyspepsia, bilious. diseases.
piles. ulcers, female weakness, and all cases OF hypO-
rho.dsiaciSIn. low spirits pslpitaiion Of the heart. ncr-
'ous irriiahilty. nervous weakness, nuor albusscminal
Neatness. Indigestion. lose appetite. heartburn. cen
sri debility. bodily weakness. chlorosis or green sick.
less, faluicEry. hys;encsl isniings. Mysteries. heed
,eaes, hiccnr. sca sieknos, night marc. rheumatism.
Siina. nc 2oUlourcUN. ,r,rEp. sT0srnolic affections.
md tirsc who ae victims 20 that NEST excruts,ing
hsoajer, COUr.~ill find rslief 60n ,heiT snacrings By
A course Of Dr. Eyans' mcdiciac.
Ecusrs II Co9HtcyCf&-CAurIoS: Be particular
IN purchasing to SEQ that the label Of ibi- Medicine
contains a NOTICE offs entry according n Act Of Con
gTcss. Aud he likewise particular in Obtaining them
At 100 Chatham street. Ncw-Iork, or from the Rrcr-
LAE AGENr-. W.. III. KING. IEkc.Leg.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

NEEDLES! NEEDLES.i-Jus, received a The
~ Music a Variety Store. Union s.. 4 large aSsort-
uent Of Crowley & sons celebrated needles Oh m sizes.
The subscriber being appointed agent for he sale ofthe
aeove named article. can sell n city oni country tncr-
chants ~ the Manufacturers prices. wholesale or retail.
on hand a very superior a.cdlc. made expressly Cor Tar
lnrs and Milhner, We respectfully inyuo both ~ call
and examine. dec ) J. MELLOR. Csion -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
5oPE COTTON fNCroRY.-The rroo1e,,T- .

OPE COTTON FACrORY-rhe propretors OF
"a tho Hope Cotton feciory. inform their customers
and tho dealers in their line. that their Factor, con.
Times IN iull operation. aud that they have o2-red a
warehouse at the corner of Market aEd Fnint (or
Levcel street. Pittsburgh, Cor the general transaction Of
al business ina thea line, and rruyidcd with a choice
stock of Cotton yarns. which they warrant 30 be of
very superior quality. being spun from fnc Louisiana
and Mississippi cotton. onlers VIII be promptly exc
cuied at the following reduced prices. va
No. >. at % cents per 10. and rising half a cent 2or
NUMBER No. 500. At IL cents per dozcn. AID Gl a
f.nt per number.
CandlcwicS. Covrrlei y,rn, Carpet chain. Cotton
iNinc. ard Batting on ha,d. or made 10 order. NJ re-.
tuccd prices. MCCORMICK a. co.
Pittsburgh. feb 1875 PA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

TurfpEI, ItrrGINC.-rl H.ric.- aaf Na-
~ cf-l.ta auHra iaf .h.re ars Lurfr.- ri
ihm0 Et'- ones t1u so de,rs lovr. who's rs a.Ufs hlr.
rcd nt' ln Uuuasly grave. from flef I.fr-e a. nf.
a8y, Conyuisoas whflb aiaa.t ,scT iufni nIs 81
prey ioat uhe hmc Of csrfEeHs hrso1fc. son WHO
nro uodc~, and hoye The rsrc &C tlose inTc ors..
should arpiy fp Pras Ccl-br'ei Svfhroe Srrup. tr
lullrtic fesfb vmch lss 0~t-errcI thumtrI. y len
.h1ug.t raf fscosHfy. frn h1i i~c..usive nv.r--
Tor sle oil al sLClnir street most door ts fe fH.
gheny bridge. P~itsnurgh and ~ - Sora li-h,b y,
Phi8lerhip
A,o-fof ula - rr sus ,f or FISHER
Nhssirg "a -, y
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E~TSPFPGIt! "DYypEpcftp

More Proefs 81 re E1'oocy II D-. El-Ecs's Nd qrc&
Mr.. JAMES EArruAy, o.. Sumnv.u,,n. "a. rr,ir.l,
cured Ut Tao above disease. which uc was afflicted ,ih
Tor SIX years. Ills symptoms were "a sense O. dclea-
s"n and oppression after eating. decreasing r.a IN the
pa oi the stomach, nausea. loss oCopypiilc. cjddin-s,'
AM dImncss ois'g!i. extreme debility, a1Juleucy, acr.d
ctnetationS. sometimes vomiting. aud pain in ,hc risll
side, depression o~fsYlrtS, disturbed ret. G,n,acss. and
not able 20 pursue hrs hasincs, without causing iumo.
dia'c exhaustion and Wcarncss. nr Iis-israu is hlt.
~ to slate to he public. and Is willing tJ .ayr any IN.
iofinai'"n 10 thc afflicted, Respecting tIe voudc.fr.
hcrc"l he received from Tie use 81 DIR HARICtPS
Compound Strengthening end Cc.Ya-a AEzsi,H. P,2s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

RHEUMATISM. cntrcly currt - tie use OF DR.
O. i. IiARLICHS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN.
ING y GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
lfT SOLOMON WILSON, Of Chester Co. Pcnnsyl.
vn.'a. afflicted lUs Two wears viih the above iis,r,s,.rs
disease. oi which ne Ind 20 use are crutclos ar ciehcer
mouuis' hrs symptoms were eEcrviiafirg fan in all
rs joints, cspeciui.y IN Ii UJP. saculisr and AnkIcs
-pnis increasing ALWAYS towards evening, attended
vHh heat. Mr. WILSON was ~ one tfur 40; able
90 MOVE his limbs on accouni Of the pain bc.n- 20 cun:
he tc.ng ADVISED - a friend Of lus To psccurc D.
Nk~tHS PILLS, on which aessntio he agent =.
West et.es,cr and procured som. on usin, The med d.
circ The rn1.l DAY 'hc pain disappeared, aad uis sirengu.
increasing fts;. ami u. .,hr'e weeks vas able 10 attend
10 hIs business. which hc hai 80" J-.s Tor Is rsonGis ;
hr The hcasst oi Others afflicted. he v.sScs 'u.s. i',--
published. lioi ,hcy may hc relieved, end usa,.. "a TO,
lac pleasures Of healthy life.