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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

The Loco-foco papers in this State, unable
TO discover any assailable point in the public
or private life of John Banks, and aware that
close scrutiny of the ceaduct of the Previous
Pardoner, would be fatal to his hopes of a re-
election, are determined if they can, 10 divert
public attention therefrom. Hence the dust
they raise in relation to the Mcleod affair.
But the people are not TO be deceived by so
shallow an artifice. Theyhaye not forgotten that
the burning of the Caroline, teok place more
than two years before Martin Van Buren was
turned out of office, and that during all that
time. this outrage was passed by in silence.
They have not forgotten the course pursued by
the loco foco party in The Legislature of New
York, when Mr.. Hoffman loco loco, backed
by his party, "madc motion that Mcleod be
discharged--Set free and permitted to roam wher-
ever he chose" Where then was all the fire
and fury which these same patriotic presses
now eyince? That was different case-it
was too much like the course of their now re-
nowned leader Buchanan during the late war,
and prudence dictated silence. The following
from the Log Cabin Rifle, so fully exposes the
hypocrisy of the loco-focos in relation TO this
Mcleod affair, that we present it entire TO our
readers.
McLeOd--LOcO FOcO baseness.
The loco foco papers Of this State and, in
deed, of the whole country, are making spas
modic effort 10 manufacture capital out of the
Mcleod affair. Do these BASE, FAwNINe sYc-
oPHANTs think that the people have forgotten
that the murder by this clustering BRITISH
LOCO FOCO BULLY was committed TWO
YEARS AND A HALF BEFORE VAN BU-
rem WAS DRIVEN FROM THE PRESI-
DENCY IN DISGRACE, and that during this
long time NOT ONE SINGLE STEP WAS
TAKEN BY HIM AND HIS TRUCKING
SECRETARY OF STATE, FORSYTH,
TOWARDS IT'S SETTLEMENT! These
NOISY BRAGGARTS seem TO treat the peo-
pie as though tley thought them fools, or else
ihey are less cautious in exposing their knavery
than they usually are.-Alter remaining as qui-
ei as lambs for tOo gears and half under the
INDIGNITIES of England and the INSO-
LENCE Of her Minister at Washington, they
break out with demoniac fury against an honest
American Administration, almost the very first
week Of lis power, because the whole difficulty
had noi been settled in that time. Would it not
be quite becoming in press which support
ed and defended MIR. Van Buren, while Secre-
lary of Stale for lNSTRUCTING Jackson'S
fnot the country's) Minister 10 England TO BEG
OF that Government small share of the West
India trade as BOON, and to SUPPLICATE
her in The most HUMBLE terms, that il might
not be denied him, LEST 1T NIGHT HAZ-
ARD JACKSOR'S ELECTION---would il
no. become such men TO be extremely modest
in denouncing the present or any other Admin
istraiion for over much friendship to England
Let them first explain TO the people how it is
that MARTIN VAN BUREN,. WHOSE son
WAS DANCING NGATTENDANCE ONTHE
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOON AFTER
THIS MURDER OF MCLEOD WAS COM.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

During late FIRE at Boston, woman Is said
to have leaped from window forty feet from
the ground wlhpu. injury, Wonder if her
name is nj Sal Patch, sister Of Sans
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11
From the Log Cabin Rife.
The true doctrine. See the princi-
pleS of a Democrat when in office |!

1t will be seen by the following manly and
patriotic letter of Mr.. Troxell, late member
of the Democratic State Central Committee, that
he is determined TO practice upon the democrat
ic doctrine that Ofce-hOldsrs of the federal gou-
ernment shall not interfere in elections. This
course will be approved by every right minded
man in The State. and we are glad TO find that
the outrageous system introduced by Jackson
is about 10 be abolished
READING, July 81, ls4l.
To GEO. FoRD, Esq. Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee.
Dear Sir-Having been recently appointed
TO office under the General Government, con-
slider il my duty to tender to you my resigna-
ton of the station which hold as a member
of the Central Committee of the Democratic
Harrison Party of Pennsylvania
The reasons which have induced this course,
will at once occur to every one acquainted with
the principles of the Harrison party, and the
expressed wishes of the present National Ad-
ministraion. The period when the officers Of
the federal government, were not only permit
ted, but expected to use their official influence
for political purposes, is now past, and posi-
ton or course of conduct, which in private
citizen, would be entirely eptionable, and
even honorable, might, in public office SER
want of the people, be far from proper.
In thus retiring from station, the duties OF
which consider incompatible with other obli-
cations, | may be pardoned for saying, that my
attachment to the principles Of the Harrison
Democracy is unchanged, and that l most ar
IDENTIFY hope TO see those principles again triumph
in Pennsylvania, in the election of the Hon.
John Banks. Without attempting to influence
the sentiments of any one, and according to all
the utmost freedom Of thought and action, do
not consider that the righ, to free and proper
expression of my views and opinions in regard
10 the political interests of the country, is in
any degree diminished by my present position;
but it shall be my aim TO exercise my privileges,
as citizen, in such way, as not to interfere
with my duty to the people and the government
have the honor TO be,
With great respect, your friend,
CHARLES TROXELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

CO.N.uU.NlC9TTD.


The Republicans of Buckingham are regnsstea, 10
meet at their May Court for the purpose OF consider
ing the proprety Of adopting resolutions IN oppos.''on
to a Bank of the United States-Dlstributon Of Tue
Proceeds of the Public Land-a Tariff tor proteet'oh'
and Internal Improvement by the General Govern
ment All State Rights Republicans are requested 10
attend. .
n The above notice is given by respectable ct'
zen of the county of Buckingham. We hail 1t with
great PLEASURE and trust that other counties may m
tate her example We rejoice she is about to strike
the ball against the nefarous schemes projected TO be
carried out at the Extra Session Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

nm THE GuILLoTlNE IL MoTloS.-"Return J..
Neigs, to be an Attorney for the Middle District Of
Tennessee
This is the style of announcing adopted at head quar-
tiers Care is taken let the public know the names
of those who are prescribed. We told above.
that our neighbor R. Meigs, Esq, is appointed At
torney for the Middle District Of this State, and 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

DY ROBT. HILL &c co.
Of Auction FRIDAY, 9Th
inst quantity elegant Household Furniture, part Of
which is Just received from Baltimore
We Will also sell, the same time
5000 lbs good Bacon,
5000 lbs Jowl Meat,
100 sacks Salt
Hrnes Soap Sugar Coffee, Moasss and other Groceries,
suitable for retail
Also several Horses: a Draw, Cart &c. R. H. & co.
ll9-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

4 GENCIEs IN RICHMOND FOR f. p NAsH's PIANO
n FORTES SToD,RI, WORCESTER DrsHAM, MAKEs,.-J
IT, Randolph Co., Booksellers Main street, and Charles Bassia
Professor Of Singing Until the designed for the
Messrs Randolph Co.'s proper orde they will be
exclusively Mr. Bassni's dwelling house, Sockoe
HI-F0r direction, inquire al Mr.. Persco's school.
After the prepared Messrs Randolph Co.'S the P
will be kept there a. we'll as al Mr.. Bassini's.
Their supplies will be received direct from New York
E. P. NASH, Petersburg, Pd-
May ll9-w+w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

n,or,an facts that honesty calls loudly for full and
clear xpo.ure Of that the people may know where The
money of the widow and orphan has gone to- Alore
particulars after Tuesday.
From The Pennsy'ranidn.J
OFFICIAL NoTIcE.-The following is copy oil one
of the letters such sent generally TO The DIS
uaced officers of the Custom House:
Custom House., Philadelphia, 7pri 30th, 1871.
Sir Please TO take notice, that your services VIII
to,mnate in the office you hold in this department from
and alter this Both day of April and that you are re,
oues,cd 10 deliver up the Surveyors office any and
al property of whatsoever kind you may have in your
possession or control belonging 10 the Government
Yours, &c,
JONATHAN ROBERTS, Collector.
CUSTOM HOUSE REMOVALS.
The following IS list of the appointments and reno
vas in the Custom House Of this port as lar as we have
hean able TO complete We will republish it, SOON as
the remainder of the names are ascertained:
REWARDED. PkosCKlbEp.
, r Shuttle Geo Gucr.
YIN claddnr, John Thomson,
Wash IIrmLnrcer. Diwurth WrnA
-Masartrs
' w%. i ?. Hight, John Scot,
Jas. Clark j. I; iinnnnIle,
''"" :. ~ Maerer Of p,y G q ,1.n,,
Abm. Kintzng John d. iienU.
Ed D. CorlieId JOS Worrell Jr,
YIN Inser Geo Gideon,
YIN Hunter John b. Coates,
Henry Sclell, Jr., John j. logue,
Peter Parker John Thompson, Jr.,
Robt Neal John Dallam.
VI. w. Alexander, bernard Mcclure,
R. W. Ponlrrny Jacob Bowman,
Edwin Titlerylle Theodore Ceilahay,
Gen Hacker Jacob Collar,
Iac"b devices George Dannacker,
Thos Robinson, WIN. English,
John Glider David Etcr,
1 chas ' D. iybrand, Anthony FELTON,,
w w. Martinez Jacob H. Fisher,
jos. lienzey, chas. F. Hyneman,
Peter u. Cuney, Jno keefe
Thos J. Watson, Peter Kline, Jr.
Geo Irrsslrr ]. VI. G. LrscIre
| Craw ford Foster, Richd. l.. Lloyd,
Peter Albright,
Thos cr a,,s Alex i. Norris,
Robert Miller, ". Rheiner,
Jacob Davis, Michael Rtor
Geo. Clymer, treappolnted,)
Jno. Stout, Jr, Jno F. Stump.
VIM. Boyd,
Geo W Brnbaum Andw HooIen,
Robert Howell, - Mckinley.
~ Captain Of c. H. Barge.
| Custom House Srokepfrs
Samuel II. Tyson, Robinson r. Moore,
Jos. Burden, treappolnted.)
Inspector Chester.
S''"'e' i''" Inspector a, asre a.pI Hook
Y. }. Walker Samuel T. Walker,
| Inspector al La:areno.
DR.. Samuel Anderson, Dr. Geo. Lehman.
Inspector al Bristol
DR.. }. Phillips Jos. X. Graves.
/ Night Inspectors.
Edw. G. Wood,
| Thos. Johnson,
Jnei iluing.,
Jos. streeby,
| 'rho, Wallace
Tlos. Whiteman,
! Jas. ouseman,
Jno. Raphan,
Jno. Strne,
| Chas. Brewster,
Daniel Dano,
Jnu. \. Franks
Daniel Bunting,
w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

oTICE-By virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO the sub
scbers Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his wife, bear
ing 10Th day of February s4o and duly admitted TO
Clerks Office Of Cumberland County Court, for The
purposes in said particularly mentioned, the Subscribers
WILL in the Of Cartersve Cumberland county, on the 0h
Of June proceed the premises SELL 10 the highest
bidder public auction for cash. certain lot parcel OF
Land lying being said of Cartersville, which is
situated large and commodos Tavern House. and all other ne
cessay good this property it is believed
the subscribers but acting Trs
will such title only be vested in us by said
Deed JOSEPH FUQUA. Tu,..,
JOSIAH HATCHER 1'A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

(g) THE FIRST VIcTIM.-Let the early settlers of
Illinois, and especially those who eoparded their lives
in the Black Hawk war; bear in mind that, in spite of
Harrson's pledges, the first victim in this State was
the gallant Dement, who after the close of that war,
represented Fayette county in the Legislature until
appointed to the land office at Galena. And who
persedes him. Take not word, reader, for the
mans character and qualifications; but ask every
from the Rock river country who ID. G. Garne-
sey il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

a tOMPOUND EXTRACT or HOARHOUND
Il or INDIAN COUGH SYRCP-rbis inyalu
usig medicine. me result OF muSh research. and long
chFueocc, - nov tor the lr-i time Ohsroi IN this riiy.
~ F" sate aud rtheaCloUs remedy "a ~rUlm0nic, Bron-
cLiJl and A.spuEsul diseases lud all affections couuss.
'cG rth thc organs ct respiration. To prepare snd
aaWH.aier ErtlsIue Cor ihS cyrc Of diseases Wh,ch
shNH sheet is object vitiout CeIarsiu- other lgnc.
NOUS uhd ihSr'ay creating a new disease, has long
'c,n ad'sHfcraium among the profession.
Noe'' q rot ci, ct The propsragiuus inflicted on q
suffering community under The maine Of Couch
D"IH "S,"iu.ch Curli,.s." Enpcc.urants. a.. Gc
have been 10 s,t1ratsd vi'h oPigm as 10 leave an
election the system far worse .Aau The disease design.
,u q, - cured.
Not - with the Tgsiaa CCUch StrrD.
Though ,~um;ofsd ola .rcst number ct materials
uheN al belong TO the same ismIiy-Sll tend tn the Same
dcHuiin D.I,C;-ilc curing aud prcrcHLn- dsr.S,
without leaving a sling behind. Much more might b.
slis, aud many certificates from respectable psr,ou,
appended, ui ihe values Of The medicine; but nn,,
aIl the beet reCuutacudation of any specific -. that If
does ITS WORK right Come then. sc afflicted. r.,
ine virtues OF he Compound extract OF IIosrhnunt
and he cured Carefully prepared and put up in bot
ilcs with directions, at the Botanic Drug aud Mcdi,iu,
Stole. lsI. Market SQUARE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
A REAL BLESSING 10 MOTnEKS
DR. VA EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
Dr. WA. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMILE d.
APERIANT PILLS.
wa crrrr,c rnlrp,

uyrp o..,.o ar,r. ri -,
y. '"'o'tN we gums RIO
dnrs' ir'"6''fome and dangerous SYMPTOMS. !,
Nn'N" ,y n''n'is mar during t's |foc'ss there 10
80 m'"1"'h ih ne NOUN ana guns The gems
- ~, = ~ % m.'sn>'u' 'e ehhds
80 = H"u "'u hS crying "eieh-
&c s[5a y - sl - anu sP'sms % peculiar parts
~. 6,g,r, nm h, uon,L IcL..a : nn''
r,,n. AZ, n,t s,ssdii, aIIovi,,sJ ,,r.n~rn E"i
.,ou. univsrsHy ,uns,,.n. 80 ,,op - a. Jsr
lutun of The i.G.nt N.,bcr, al, 80 H., h,,Is
bale, afflicted ,xirh No. d,,rc.,ng - "S
opply EVANS CFIFERATED SnGTIuLc Syp
4 whirl, IA. nre.ervcJ buugr.d. a. -. -.
thought rnst rs.oy,ry. fro,, brins ,v5lsnIy .,a,Ls
with that isinl mslndy eunvuhiou
A ,C,rey, Ag,eE AZ T,sL;,y 80 S,n-.r c.
clr,d 6V As iA1aIiIs SoofL,,g .SryyB 81 DE- r.
Fran,'
AIrs MPber.,n. residing nj No & Madam ., coil
Cd a Few DAYS since AZ the medical Office Of Or w.,
Evans, 100 Chatham st. N. v. and purchased 6 bo,Ile
ofibe syrup for her child. who WIS suffering .,crpcio.
inc ,,ip during Tho n,,ro.. of J.,,,,ion bsAIn
menisnly threatened win couvulsious; IN. bovo 20
u.,e exceedingly loose. nrd po food could la rotnred
on The stomach. AImasi Immediately on i, .nrl;c..
lion. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased. asJ hv
continuing he U.s. Of tie syrup oh me guns. Inc b,,y.
81. m a nor, time became gui,s r,,",,i A., -
Of gratitude Tor The benefit afforded the child. mo u..l.
a. c,me other ovn nerurd. and fre,iv .,pc,,n,J 49,.
Ec;,v On The ,lo,e. PRAY 10 p,uisnI,r \, ,,,t,un.
100 Chatham street. r. there Or. several cguni-,Gsiw
,Jyerixed No other place IA the CITY bs. the NJ.
ip. l,r ,ale.
TO PARENTS
Il ,,,,.5 l.. .u,,.,, 1.I,c.I .a,.a
ON. thrl Of the children tp fhs W..,sr, ,or, n a..
T,,,.d co., IA. G,mn ,.s,htng - VI
tbercbv. Read IN. goll,uirg,
AREN. RIESSiNG To
""''rH - 49, = IIbho
~ w" 80 's"P ," 'h"
r - '"'" ~, ''cT.
ih' '"",.u'' h"' i'e.e''sI n"hu'e' OF e|hjien
NH'H N..us,, - $500" ~, ''"'"-o"1. H-
- yF y M
"'Il fseo'of Tbs pfepafni"n - o. inn"cesi, 80 Ell
,h'io"' ahI - lie''sh' th't NJ ch"d VII feiuse TO
ls' Us gems u' '-D.s1 w"h ~ Nhen inianl' are At
nc 'gs % '"ai hl',h'' ,1'us" mere . no 'fp'hr'n'o
~ ~. t""- "'h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

VI GLNtA-tS csASrfsv - "a - ~ m -.
StiA = olhc8 Cltss Gfcut SUE. los aluft ~ "a.
so Nhhnccl s us rCul4I ~ CElr. In h
month VI yrr,s} icfi.
Jcln ACtahs CluUta4 an
HyNu~t
Fbersyer Zsne, 'uf1iv.ug admin strs,o with IN.
W. snnsx@O CT Noah Lsns, DE- -.sed. sod ~ srl
Nee2tEeF Aahs James &. Johnston. aud SOthaA
ms Nnr, william ". ShHNsr. snd CaroiDs Ls
we, James A ID ClsHn aud Mary las wifr.
Piatoh xaae. Hsmdtn ZaLs, Eirabeth Zaos
Caroline, Nar,. plstoh. hnmd,n. nj rabs,b sTd
Corr ella, are children ard hers al law OF a.. .sid
Noah Zane, late Of OHIO caunfv. S,,.n.,I srI
Ely Dorsey, and May L. his wis. az, asrN n.
Zane, widow ofssid Noah Z,pe Srrra.cJ-a,d
Alexander Wilson. adInina trntor of Mares No
son. late OF eaId county of Ohio. trcsf sd. and rlfo
Alexander Wilson, s;harhe D.. Nii,on. Ia
,id Z. Wilson, Virginia Wilson 6. FGzab.th NLson
children and heirs at law of ths said MsrcrsN iltOp,
deosasec DeicnSsnis
his wife, and Cnthatine 4. DAVID p. Virginia and
Fhzebs.h Wilson, not having entered thar sprcsr-
ance and given security according 10 the act Of ns
sembly and the rules OF tina Court, ard IL spr tsrue
nv satisfactory proof tina" thew are moi inkabuspts
OF this commonwealth. On molten OF inc com
plsinant by counsel, itls ordered THAI the 1sid @
iendants do a. pear ho"e on TIE hiSt CO, Of he nex,
spring term OF ibis court, ent,t their ap-
pearance, give seourty and an, wei the Cuup'sln
ant ti!l And that a copy of tins ordsr be iortb'
WIN inserted IN s,ne newspaI CT rriuttc Ia the
chy OF Wheeling FOR two months sUtrsssV,lN prd
county.
a cory tCs:e.
ALEX. 7. LsIDLLY, C!e.k.
NrLscS for Coinp't.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

NIRGlNlA-IN HASCEgr-At Rules held Il. the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Couu of Law
nnd Chancery for the County OF Ohio, IN the month
Of August. 1910.
Henry Moore. and John F. Clarke. late PARTNER, in
business, under the firm Of Moore d Clarke-Com.
plainanIs,
against
Thomas g.. Clarke. aud John NJ Clarke. Henry
Moore. John =. Clarke, Zacharah Jacob. and AIcI.
1udcr Wilson, and the sand Alexander Wilson. admin.
isirtor # the estate Of Marcus Wilson, deceased
Defendants.
The Defendant Thomas 6. Clarke. no, having on.
tered bis appearance and givOn security according Il,
the act Of assembly and the rules Of has Court. aud II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that be is not an
inhabIt1ut Of this commonwealth. on motion Of the
compliments by Counsel. % Is ordered That tho said
defendant do appear here on the first day Of the next
hIl term Of this Court. and answer The said complain.
ants bill and that "a copy u this order be lorh,viti IN.
serted boz some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheel.
iu@, inr two months successive ly, aud posted nj the
font door Di the Couu House Of Ohio County.
4 copy irsto. ALEX. r. LAGDLEY. CTR.
WHEAT ir '"mpi. aug 10
VIRGINIA. rules heidi In te CIcrE's office 9th.
Circuit Superior Count oi Law and Chaacery tor t,c
county Of Dino il the month Of August ~ Al.
The North Western Bank d Virginia Complainant
against
is To,yar 1nIG. W.. rowar. nndJ John
Fawccu, Noes Rhodes. Anderson & Ifaz ~
lc't samuel Thompson aud John Bane. '"a"'ery
Defendants.
The Defendant J s. and g. W. Tovyar. not having
entered iHcIr aprc1r1ucc and given security accDrltnr
90 The act nt lsaamhly uDd The rules oi thrs court md
% appearing Joy EoiislaciOry proof that They are not ir
huh.ianis of Ibis commonwealth motion or com.
pi1inaui by C11rsrl,i % 10 ordered That the SAID dcfsy.
o1uis dD appear hose ON The first day Of the ne1t fall
term "i this cpur. outcr their appearance. ani give So.
curly for he performance oftbc decree boz tho cluss-
answer to s1Id complainant tLl or 0rierlgis a defend
fHIH HuHf. and fHHT "a FD.- rffHr4 U.Hrr L.. AI-..H .
serted iu s'rno newspaper paper printed Boz the CITY Of
wheeling ipr I've months urceeigsIv=gs fsJsfrJ "a
The front door ~ tho Court house ofOhI, county.
n cppy tfsfe.
ALEX " IAIDLLY cI.ft
fh.1r q WtL-... tor CYmFt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

HAS been abe through The kindness
Of n rrH1er NJ bic f.#'a 1 r.s..sa tho
Wholesale Grocery, C1mWf.afar a.# E... ..g E.t
ei1. 20 in FL street between wood rHI -r.f raff
s%tretts near % che stand formerly occupied .s Jesse
Charrh.
He inte1ig ID keen on hand r1 assortment II
Grocrueg. r. usbHr2h Msrrn.f.-... CafHsr and
TIN snd viii pc graceful or a caI rom hlsiueals
brNugu-u fbr r.uHfrv.
pnfahurgl. tlf. o. f.|F,w ON
Transcr.t Wf.sIrrrr Marshall Beacon. 80 zI-
befhtorvn. M9rgH1N 90. Democratic F..HI.frn.
Worganfow0. anI G11sTr rf.s...r.H D.. will cor.
as 4h0voG uiI- and ..rf .h.| ..r#..fH .I PITTS
bugh. iIsJJ one Ha.Iotr % tI... paper containing
this tnff.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
EDWARD J. DARkEN. PHYSICIAN suRcroY

EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
EREWiTH ofcu his professional services IN
the citizens Of Wheeling.
DR.. u. was for four years attached ns an indoor NJ
pl 10 one OF the largest provincial Hospitals ia Fug.a,G.
and subsequently studied under S.r As'ley Corner in
tie London Hospitals. Thus. togstt er W m hvolaafo
opportunities fnr becoming acquainted with his proles-
SION IN the Eastern SInles. where lac has been engaged
~ practice durif g The past nine years. lead. HIM 10
hoPo that any reliance which may be reo,s-d in his
PrOisssionsl skill. VIII not be found To have tecn mis-.
placed. Odico n0HI door 10 the Gazette Office. Main
stest. nay C5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
= CTS W0ETJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- 1000, pI,atl,ruEpINEl
N.CES WORTH
e ghln e. sosa 81 -c.HIfc fsHttsT fof
~aIr!o1s boel o. -rn Glass. D...'n It $500
,adreclyins Pa, .'s ~ envy no deny
hem r
whsa it has ]ac9levgi aa a's-ne"at earScr o.
osst6ii pfeieas,sn, ana ,rvu',s a consarcqo,,
sil-nt 40 univcrsh l'Np"l' Wv "ttu'-N Moi,' '',.,
~ Proprietor NV l.'' 'e
as5iuuiy, WIN m1t1,fN - - NV"
7uslOss lu 'nsuiq.ir ne e',.'a
HUN = hvi .n-
clutro no cNpla"'Ii'' "l .'.'
most cnl cni p', '''''-
Nta'es W h'tF 49,, ~
VhIch brs it1g'e1 'Io' 70 ''''''t ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

frcm wet endsold; all theworst s.mrtoms Of the
compliant follC WEE "a ushipes, acfoss Ito LGeii
sth dithc1ii aud dlsuesssng sieatNh.g. Durns
Tue ,nft year OF his hness, the disease increases
- a'atningiy 81 10 preNCnt bis tJi,ovlng srS aus-
n--s, haNtng lost his speech, ara btiaS tEreaferos
Nits immediate sa'iocauou, 1nnl a ~cSpip,s .N-
pcctotafion would conn on, wkle only gave HIM
relief Tor a few hours, The rhy~lci-us who alter
lied hha denounced his complH.nthCyCLo The p,!-
st6uity, Of cure. bat AT last Providence direc cd 4
procured some Of Hunts Botanic Pulls, and az
ter taking afcw boxes he found himself ntircly
itestrom the complaint, beine capable at this time
ofany exercise, cron of walking farty miles caily
and having all the enioyments of serfoct health,
y WHITE,