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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

GALE Or VALUABLE FLOODED STOCK
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Thomas G.
Moore 10 me Tor the bcasftof Remembrance ~ Lind
say will proceed 70 sell 10 the highest bidder. on
MONDAY. the 18Th day Of January next. the follow.
ing thorough bred stock. Bay Stallion Duff Green
Boy Stallion OConncll. Bay Mare Fanny ighliooi
and Boy Horse p. Pier.
The sale Will lake place az 10 O'Clock. on Market
squafe The terms will be fully made known on The
day Of salc JAMES a. CLARKE. Trustee.
Hall g. WicEuAM. Auct'rs doc I5--3w
9ar Tho above sale has been postponed until SAT
URDAY tbe och q February neri. when IL will pc
iiysly take place. j. A CLARKE, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

NEW ORLEANS GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERIES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
BEWAREDF CCUNTERFEITs.

CGli, 'on-Be partcuisr in purcia:'iuG 60 see that
The label Of this Medicine contains norce Of it's
entry according 10 Act of Congress And be ike
WISE part cular in obtnirang them at 100 Chatham
ST.. Newly ork, or frDm thu
KEGULAt AGENTS.
VIM IT. KING. wheeling.
STEVENSON &. NEAL, PaTkerssurg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

NOTICE ST. persons .ltHr claims orlinst % .
auie. rbsr. will please ed hem 1 or sc,cgnaif.r l
huer filt ore indebted are requested ~ call 10 fheiT
counting room lfI M udef, ac -,tae. ss iufhef nd1i
tarte sarH.l t. .ircu
tb II-u sWrNRlNCFv & HARrEs-Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

H1NOR RENT The Powhalan Hotel, new kopi hy
~ WIN X. MClnre is for rent. Possession given
on the 81 day of April ncxt-apply to
feb $50. Join w. CLARKE
- BSLS. Whrskey Just received on colsIen-
~ 81 Fncnt. and f5ssale by
feb FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
skOUCKS PANACEA---Jnsi received and or
sale by WHEAT & KENDALL
NEW BACON.-JOst received a-sapcrior article
Y Country Bacon. assorted IEams SsouEIer. and
Sides Tor iatnily use, and for lov for Csst hv
feb 8 WHEAT A AZ, ND,AII
EHUBLIC SALE7-I viii sell a. s,.1t;on vitbout
"a reserve. To the highest bSlscr. en- MONDAY.
The 23I Of March, $40, my tousehaf and kitchen
furniture. also. horses, cows hogs, farming u,en-
Sis &c DC. Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock. \
NJ. Temis-All sums under So crsh all over s. a
credit of s,N months. NJ. THORNBVRCU
Roneys Point Va.
y r. The well known tavern an, now occupy
ON the National Road | 0 miles cas-, of Wheeling vii
he tor Ten, from the lst of April 1910 For parcu.
lars inquire Of The subscriber NJ TIIORNBJ RICH.
feb ID Ronc,,s Pr, v,
4 NCSPARfNEKSHIP NOTiCE.-Webb a Nigbcl
~ beg leave To announce TO their friends and fh.
public 'hat'hey have HsyccaieI witt thew IN business
William A. Richardson, Esq. and will Gon,inro ~
transact 'hc Geacrrl agency, Cornmss:, and For.
w1rding Business their old stand under The firm q,
WEBB. NISBET x Co.
w. y. q Co being prepared iorrant ,he usual
facilities os eonsignment-, will give hcir prompt ni
ienlIon 10 all business cOnfded TO them and resnec,,I
ysocit connuance of the patronage - literally ex
tended TO the late firm.
feb lin No 40 Wills,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

NEW BACoN.-yo.t received a-sIr.5T,,T ,r,i,l,,
Y Country Bacon. assorted ihms SaouEIer. and
Sides. for iafnily use, and for low for CsSl nv
feb . WHEAT q KENDALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

q NOR RENT. The PowhaIan Hotel, nsw kopi hv
n WIN X. MClnre is for rent Possession given
N he Isl day Of April noxi--apply to
feb Ii,tofO. JOHN w. CLAREF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
BAA bags PEPPER,
S.Va 10 bags Pimento.
l20 ma;s Cassis.
] cask Nu,megs.
| do Cloves,
- do C,s.o, go.

EICONOMG GOODS--A constant suppl, of C9.ihs
I md Sat'uctis. from thc mandatory of George
Rapp for -elc ly
jan 25 ATrERBTRY CATDwElI&C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

h When q sound a. scientific remedy for Diseases
raas long been i'I-pcneTal use. iestowIuS blessing
aud rscei ing praises, IT ~ scoceyin the power %.
.-ceptIcIsm - doIbt its virtues, or envY 10 deny
theT.
When il has achieved an ascendant career OF
|1sefaBess which distances the competition of mere
k.5astsul pretea sion, and secured conspicuous
Ario m universal favour by in alan,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

s,NNNSEED OiL-iJ Etls Fla4sccd Oi,. Tor -,I,
By ATlEEBUEY, CALDWELL i CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

n - B3LS. whiskcy just received ON conslsn-
IL 81 ncnI. and for-s sale by
feb S FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

IUNO HATE RS--S. Avery a CO. have on hand
u Suxory and Native Wool HAT BODIES. which
they viii sen on accommodating terms oct 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

( hDNtR stLp-Wc viii roy Cssh s,r so 10 100
- misho' fresh Clover Seed ~ delivered .,oa.
Jan y ATTERSURY. CAIDVFIIXCD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

CONSOLIDATED MARYLAND Ci,s> y. tr.u, Of
blhmorv. Feb 26. 1910
$4,000; 5000; 3.GGG; 2OOO: J. s 30. %, Oh g, con
Tickets -. shares ia proportion > p,.t.rc =, On
~ho'e a' Se'- by certificate Nil eos, S65--tncL.-s.
OF shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

1 kOUCK'S PANACEA.-.-Insi received and tor
l sale by WHEAT & KENDALL.
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Tais medicine Is acknowledged 70 be one of the
most valuable ever discovered, purifier of III =
Blood aud Fluids Ii rs superiorro SarsaParIila,
whether sud sTifc or altorbefTe
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-28
TwENTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY. March %

THURSDAY, March &c
Mr.. WEBSTER presented certain papers IN rslao.
the claim OF the heirs Of Robert Fulton which ~.
laid on the table, and ordered 70 be printed
Mr. LINN presented paper in relation 10 the CHM
OF DIR M Mansur; which Vas referred 10 the Come
tee on Military Affairs.
Mr. SEXlER presented letter from the Sec,s,,,.
OF War, requesting az appropriation for the eino,. n
certain Cherokee Indians ~ the vicinity Of For, Wass
which was referred TO the Committee on lndisn AL
and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. HUBBARD presented the petition OF cnzer, of
Wisconsin praying an appropriation for certain iu,ea.
improvements which referred to the Connjuos
OF Roads and Canals
Mr., TALLMADGE presented the petition OF 2i5e,
lizens OF Niagara county, New York IN favor Of re-
neral bankrupt law which referred 10 the Commit
tee the Judiciary
Mr.. WILLIAMS, from the Committee on Naval AZ.
fairs, to which was referred the memorial of the adm
nstraior OF John +. Fsnnlng made an adverse repor
thereon which ordered TO be printed
The Senate then went into Executive session for
some time and when the doors were opened.
MIR BENTON, from the Committee on Finance 10
which referred the bill to reduce the DRAW backs on
refined sugar aud rum and TO reduce the fishing b0un.
ties and allowances in proportion 10 the reduced duties
sugar moasses, and salt, reported the without
amendment
. On motion by Mr. b. the bill was made the order Of
the day for Monday the 9th Of April
The bill for the continuation Of the Cumberland road
in the States OF Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, was then
taken up and the question beng taken on the amend
ment proposed by Mr. Norvell, it was loss-ayes !,
nays "a.
Mr. BENTON moved TO amend the bill, by inserting
after Illinois" the words east OF Vandala !" which
was agreed to.
Mr. CLAY, Of Alabama, proposed to amend the bill
by striking the last section-(the two per cent
clause
Aher some remarks by Mr. CLAY, Of Alabama ant
MIR YOUNG, the bill was postponed, and made the or
der of the day for to morrow.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-28

any other part in them than by giving their votes,
when they possess the right Of voting
"IV That, 10 the exercise Of the veto power he
should limit bis rejection OF bills TO- is'. Such are,
in his opinion, unconstitutional; I'd Such as tend 10
enc roach on the Fights the States or individuals 3D.
Such as involving deep interests, may, in his opinion,
require more mature deberation, OF reference the
Will Of the People, 10 be sscerained a. the succeeding
elections.
~ That he should never suffer the influence Of his
Office be used for purposes Of purely party charac
ter
w That, in removals from office Of those who
hold their appointments during the pleasure Of the Exc
cutiye, the Of such removal should be stated
requested to the Senate at the time the nomination OF
a successor Is made.
And last, but not least IN importance,
"VIl That he should suffer the Executive de-
partment Of the Government to become the Of
legislation: but leaya the whole business OF making
laws for Union the department, TO which the
s,tution has exclusively assigned II, until they have
suned that perfected shape where, aud where alone.
the opinions Of the Executive may be heard"
have tme Mr. Speaker, to comment on this ex-
position Of the principles which are TO be brought into
General Hsrrison's administration. They need. how
ever, no commentary They commend themselves at
once, 10 universal acceptance and their author the
regard and confidence OF the country, and the whole
country-a regard aud confidence which are daily gam
ing strength and which are destined trust to give
strength TO the administration Of this great and good
man winch no administration since the Gays Of W ash
ington ha, possessed
Such is The man! And such man the country
wants this great crisis TO from the hands Of
misrulc aud corruption. General Harrison is emphati-
cslly One Of the People lie comes forth from the
midst Of them, weared with the tolls, and covered with
the sweat, Of his noble occupation. He comes at their
call, TO administer their government for their benefit!
He with hold on their affection and confidence
rarely enjoyed by any public mar-a confidence which
the history Of his life shows he will never sbusea
fdence which will enable him to do amoust Of good
that few statesmen, in the short space OF four years,
have been able to accomplish. Mr. Speaker, will
say that would be Sufficient glory under
such chief" for that is language becoming free
to use; hut will say that 1t would be glorious
privilege to witness such reform the noble
s destined TO accomplish and to breathe the healib!ul
aud nvgorang atmosphere Of his pure, upright, Impair
tal, and Just administration.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-28

nent barrocxs,n munitions, arms, &c, "a very ,r.
allowance,) and Il would make $50 O0lOOO M,
10 81 II per head upon the whole popula ion n \
United States, estimated al IL millions By ik'.
commentator OF Mr. Van Buren,, he woull !.
the tax the people 10 SO SO per head per ann.
more Than double The amount ever levied on ~ !.
pie In lime OF peace, before and about ons \, =
more than was levied by Mr. Madison durn, ~ y. /.
war. IL is remarkable 10 see that MIR. Van Ba,..
expenses have cot The people one dollar a head ~.
than General Jackson's, though there has noI M
half as much money in circulation. Give tin, ~.
Sanding army, and they will run up 10 81 II m'..
per head, han under General Jackson. Cal
this walking IN his footsteps n ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-28
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

The following table is made up from let
Ter of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
United States, 10 the Committee on Retrench-
mont (April 9th. $780, and from public docu-
menis since that date.
Expenses Of the Government from The an March, I7S9,
10 3la Dee. 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
On an Old Dismxntled Hall.

Ths ivy crawls on thy ruined walls
And thy turrets 18th age are dim;
Aud the bat and the owl about thee prowl,
In the moo nbeams mystic CLEAN.
The lone wind sw eeps through thy crumblng sleeps
In the midnight vigils drear;
And each hollow squall seems 20 laugh at thy fall,
And 10 tell thee thy end is near.
The ravens perch on thy bsaEned church,
And they all, as though IN aaie-
Feast their demon eyes, me- th the clolded skies,
On thy sad and moulderlng state.
Thps art thou now; but not SO, trow,
Hast thou been in the times before;
For thou st taken thy stand It'll the best in the land
In the good old day OF yore.
Thy barons bold in their reign Of ola,
And thy titled ladies fair,
Have hunted the doe with culver and bow,
And driven her from her lair.
Thy ancient danes. with their high.bora names,
Hsve-all seated in rigid form,
With needle in hand-wcraed embroidery grand
Thy fine gothic rooms 10 adorn.
The boar's head staunch and the venison haunch
Have OF smoked OF thy bounteous board,
And been washed down, the huge feast for to crown,
With the wiae-cellar's luscious hoard.
Thy banquet hail hath OFT rang with the call
Ofthe tuntsmen's jov ial toast,
A with -1ur,eous sign they qustied their wine,
To the health Of their lordly host.
Blt.hy day is DER, and alas no more
Shall thy faded brightness he told;
Fordo1a is the chase ar1 ended lfe's race.
Wish that band Of hul -smen bold.
The baron sleeps in u -larnel decps
or the churchyari' en-; grave.
And thy danes are iaa. and thy grandeur fed,
And there's nc rtt ... my rlir save.
Thou art now b. time,
Giving food 10
Tina; the tale may bo as oil,
And the glories OF y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
u consulted heretofore, his residence, IS COutsndi
se and may ss Seen At ANY aSST
ofpersons who sb,ru their Lil and remedies tn, pub.
every paeerJ consider duty siys n, folloy ar
Bs.d: Tie S.ss S@5 a q Edsa AID Ms
ter Ii, Royal College, Londsu, SC, Ye being d.
ssss on hs Ts eminent a
New Yoi and Dr. Fyeic 81 adsS which letter..
may BE- sees By any one wso wishes H. =. ,....
Of ra and es,aoe he froesscp sh9ulddeyos h; talent,
easily 10 however bst thouandt part The mi.eres
% 'os c R e a .e IND Yet. s not e. re.
s.nt misery an! detection rrng on the mind y vel ~ body
.e G nj da, IRE ne .a g.sea Ers ss
tom sl,orsihsr u II, feet Dat both yenere4l AID GoHor-
Constitution to show themselves other ~sJ dian
WIN iss.5a BE- ols P@.s,i, TIN Gf evil. gs,as.
a.enmlhai, cure Of ss; e5ml, Now ,upposng
which eoHpusY sn.s -y cass and essentially do Ties.
i s o SS' from SH ; sy a.:rss1 r. sSs s
astonishing e oprortuns have OF witnessing hes. facts
si ss 6es ns rio1r e i
.Ss or' 2 1nssial p5SrsI ga - sosSsgs
nssro the other bat we're totally diherst Asd
But q u. vhiss painfully hsrrs.s n, mind
tnd ssord u. hns. h.d r S ~, VII VII OF sTse
sfter month Sometimes The glee attending this disorder
.Ssss o. b. Sf ne .5h, 70 p Or 'ssn 20
Knows. that all the physe IN the sord alone would
and yet II groTcry Understood may
.ssly and speedily removed do scrus AFFIRM
many structures may be days they had
Issd years before.
To aAy Of prudence, therefore would If
these just sud APPEAL 90 The most cnincui
ply ~ city &c bsr truih how Important that
ssry patsn should something OF character and
lent ofthe whom s about trust with such
th. &C those al distance we'll a. those
wish 70 treat n The NEST eonveaist nd
privse Kramer have eoairttd tsry littt chest with the
rErarIss Cited the d. and which contsins every theory
the 81 these complaints That for g1nof.
rhs beside n. medicine. contains also Talent Pocket
syringe with ingredients f0r making the injections the price
(which $40 That for the Nenersal, containing thar
enough tr the o. ordnay c1se RIO aud the chesi
little larger containing thing Tor TIE
both complaints, IL SIS.
With respect 10 the little patent syrnges, which causoi
describe sc ss ai seen a. properly ac, edit
ts and utility Aud, indeed with rcgl-d 90 III.
value Of the cAsst usilorsy dIes the
ssnguip. that engage ifn
90 and rsisrn.d sdaisiy te price shall be Instant
funded - 49,
New York. saw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

sr ms. xArHAxINE A. vAnF.


Yea, there thou standest in thy majesty
Thy wild breath curling mid the clear blue SKY,
Darkening the shores of yon cerulean wave,
As droops the cypress over glory grave.
How ouiet No w. within thy blackened reast
The yengeful spirits OF destruction rest,
Waiting as 'twere. the coming OF that hour,
When earth again shall uemble at tiny power!
Like some proul warrior who doth sternly brood
DER fields of conquest. scared with human blood
So thou in thy dark panoply dost stand,
Al once the scourge and glory oithe land.
Dread minister of elemental wrath
Death and destruction mark thy hery path
Was thine, coeval with the glorious birth
or Won bright Heaven-and this fair fruitful earth
Or from chaotic darkness vast thou hurled
To breathe thy vengeance DER sinful world
Oh who hath o or thy fearful heights eer trod-
Unconscious o,the presence OF his God!
Gazing abroad DER yon wide wreck OF art
What deep emotions throng about the heart.
Exhumed as 'twere by magic's powerful wand,
Yon silent City ithe Dead" DOH stand
Like some embodied spirit, from the tomb,
Reyisiting the scenes OF light, and bloom.
Pompei, in her funeral array,
Again doth meet the glorious light ofday u!
Ther stand the structures hath toiled 10 raise,
To purchase earthly fame, and human praise.
The ailded palace, and the warlike tower,
The tesselated bath, and prlRcely bower
The classic studio, and the dramas throne,
Now vocal with the signing winds alone
Temples of science, literature and art,
OF Hydrologic worship, and apart
The solemn . street of -embs, ana desert halls,
Where echo means along the moulderins walls;
Breathing DER sculltur'd mound, and stored urn,
- Dust art thou, and TO dust thou shalt return -
Ages have rolled since yon proud city grew,
Ages have TO Jed since, buriel from our view,
She slept, engulphed, beneath the fiery wave;
Thy wrath, Vesuyius-sealed Pompeii's grave.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
WORM LOZENGES.

,HERNAy,s WORN LnZENOEs are tn, greatest
y ro-,o medicine n the wuIld.
DR. CiItTRCHLL has sssd them in over hfy cases, cured
ten spssrns and three 81 lie CONSIDERS Them sale and
s1re and r. cornmsnls them % all. -.
M, II NO~ES has Used the- IN his family With entire
and several Of h friends have great cohhseae. IN
Of So, ssioued BY wortes. - 49,
lie IN ans ofbs children II had been long time decline
and vas attended By the best physcans without any relief
Ws family doctor recommended Shcrv1ns Worm LozsEges
ony hop he did and through the blessing Of God
hs child no. wt-anuht living evidence Of their wonder
ryi Writes Mr. avs 10 stnilv SHOULD BE- ith0ut them
More than certificates might be added Of Their truly
wonderful properties
Sold warehouse ios Nassau street ore door .hov.
Ann ~ Chatham Bossry; al Beectefi DOdds eerhsf
Broadway; aud i3s -ui'ca street, Brooklyn.
wher. also can b. bad sa.rmsas Loz.pgss for
head ache heart burF. colds, &c s58
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNEST 4

pREPARED gnder the immediate superntsnd.nce of tn
hi. elegant preparation are that the pos.t:s
:, Mses Il % he s s 0
y AID relieves heart burn eectuaiiy without niurins
s ss s Of si % Ss 1s:
ra POtsss prevents the ,Gd IF infant. turning s2ol
,ends regulate the action Of the bowels and is peculiarly
sasoinsd sglosium is e.o,sin.d in the London Me
sssf
sir Murray. Peucd Solution of M,suesis-Ths very
useful and elegant preparation have BEEN trying fr
By asidty constipation ~S very great benefit
has the IaT'ntsss over mn Of being con.
Ia. also been sps1Gvsd fsy the eminent Che
CLARK Bart jane. Johnson; Hf Guthrie tonderi
Ts$s R5 I Dr. ss 81
$i: Ms ssss e.
sE 'Ss ;ad wa rs fi' ss:s.;s
e W G a. E and II pH '.
tor Of that ausbe malce, without which il b,
sAs Asit1l s syIj1g the Fluid m'snsa
"a !" ST ys ss w if
a.. ss' p.li r's :
ss also HssS.s fhsls. c. "a Ws,s1 .rss H B
e. Tsslnaa Ri 81 ess street. Sosa s
'A' and throughout r. s "; fi%Sss;
Sofa Agent f'r the United States.
To the Medical Practitioners If Great Britain and Ireland
MERaIor SqU ARE, 18th June. $780,
GrNrLrMrs-Graefufor your dstrgoi,hsd APPRECIATION
rcturH you my unfc gned and respectful thanks.
Ia consideration o. enlightened my
ORIciSAL FLrip MscSEsr, IL bat fair TO apprise you
that mixtures Of Lime water Neutral Salts and
Eating liq.id furnished, in bulk TO by
IDEAL and trading nitators.
Since the addSn OF power TO .hnery
the utmost condensation Of the Mud ia effected that
weknown law or dcnte proportion observed After this
ny Of Maaness sub-ides ia besuul Chrysal3 and
her the Solution perfect sauration ane
aniC3rm strength and purity.
Ps-in Prescribing Drauehs, inetares lnfas,oas,
remedies, be combination with my Preparation,
please direct the requisite Of the medicine 10 be taken
such quantity may srder, OF SIR i.MGs NURRAy
tlrip MAGNrsA AMI that the apotheear, shall furnish the
patient With the genuine kind B0tls OElg which bear
The labels nsne JAMS MuKRAr Physician to In, Lord
Lieut." I'm inkl This insu the t.gitv aud IDENTITY
Of the ogissl aud the nposItiSn OF
lu4s. told drought aud often substituted the serious
disappointment Of the physician, and the deep injury vih
iatic@t. -
Ihave the honor to be.
GENrLIMEr,
Your obedient servant,
SIN iLs' JAMES MURRAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

~ DOCTOR GLovERls consulted az usual at his
OEcs. His practic experience. and his recent
A chemical experiments have s-ablsd hin 20 ntroduc,
~ uta his practice several articlss which az.
promrtiR curing those dissas.sto whieh he dsvotss
bis attention
nr a. that he has received reepsru.d
sduoa and has devoted lis attention fer u. last ten
yrsrs select branch Of his profession His oc. Is No
INV Private entrance third from the Museum
through entry with lsmp At the Office door
" B-The Doctor Keep general assortment Of Trusses
,ad suspsHsory b>Bdagss which and applied
PsFisc..brat.s EIiur may b. had at his .tsr. Pric.
one dslsr Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
No. q PECK SLIP

DOCION tAhkSTFR continues as usual TO deyete hie
and private diseases.
Those been unfortunate become the victims
Of unduahed and chsatans with which this city
soounds ~ sx ofcursws resrlane ne
established Dpensary No Peck slip where housan1e
manifold diseasee
To strangers Carpenter hess leave TO add that -
nstve andt the borp that he 10 graduate Of Un'on
College and received bis Ions this city elas roYh
honors leen,iate OF the New York State Medical Sc-
nh city and what Important he speedily and shse
tuslly cures his patients.
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