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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Sound Doctrine. - " The misehievo1s
notion. that to ENJOY a respectable position,
every man must trafe or preach, or ho'S
an office, brings TO beggsry and MANY
many who might have lived, under luslef
estimate OF Ihlngs, useluly md happily
The necessity Of laboring (or susienaoee =
the great safeguard Of the world the oai'
Inst without which. tho wild passions Of nen
would bring communities TO speedy wreck
Labor then must be honored-musi %
made respectable us ACCOMMODATIONS shoud
be made secure TO those Who earn more
than they may choose to bestow upon
their wants Speculation frequently ao'
serbs this surplus and /, is expended N Iui'
ufy and exirayngance by those who ns''
not produced il. while tho mouth Of ldOo,
must be filled with the meanest fare sou
the hard hands which produce arc hela !"
less esteem, than the soft, delicate and rec
bic limbs OF those Who only consume, "an''
and destroy that which LABOR creates
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Extra Scstioa.-'s is 90 new thing o
hase an extra session Of Congress soon e.
ter a nes President comes INTO Office. =
The following have been called:
John Adams was inaugcraied on the Al
Of March, 1897. Tie convened Congress
May 10, 1897. HIS first annual address
was delivered Nov %, 1871.
Thomas Jefferson was inausufa'ed "a
the lib Of March, 1901. lilo ordered a
called session October II, l-0l.
James Madison vas iusuRureted the 40
Of March, 1909 lie convened Congress,
MAY %, 1900, al-o, on The gid Of May,
1913.
Martin Van Buren, wns inauguraird ne
18th March, 1887, and convened Congress
the 4,h Of Sept. 1887.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Phrenological.--Ilood. in his novel Of
TyIney Hall, says that Psychologists have
never satisfactorily accounted ior The fact.
that when a man Is puzzled he scratches his
head.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

OF According to the last census no
turns, there - bot ons lndwidJa! IN Massa.
chusetts unable to road or write. "No
wonder says an exchange paper "thdi
Massachusetts gives 10000 Wing major.
10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

TENNESSEE versm YANKEE LAND.
Some sturdy, honest lenncsscans passed
our village on last Tuesday, on their way
to the Southern market, driving fire hun
bred fine, plump looking lire tmkies =
We hops the owners will realize a hand
some profit on their drove" We always
like TO see men enterprzlng and making
experiments IN an honest way, and cordial.
" hate the disposition that keeps men from
doing any thing al all, lest they should lose
few cents by somo undertaking. We
abide by our motto, thu, " Lie is only to be
valued as II IS nseiulIy employed" If a
man does but little good for himself, let
him do something for others; at all events.
let him be honestly and useluIIy employ ed.
Highland Messenger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Marriage in the first CoLoRFp cy ,,e'
Ia New York, by the Rev. Mr. n"'"
Henry Bl0ck, Esq Of Ord1ge couno'
widow Eliza Gray OF Green county, dapSu
Ter Of Henry Broom, merchant, Of b'ae""'
Name.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08
A REPUBLICAN PREsIpEyT

The spfghny aud talented Washlrstco
Correspondent OF The /" New Haven paHa.
dunn IN speaking Of the Republican sin.
pIlcny Of Gen. Harriscn. SAYS -" 10
keeps his house open to all'coners. Ia
spite Of the terrible tbrong which besel him
for while, Z" he strlng of h.. door has n.v.
er been drawn through" lie is a lhlle
less pressed upon than lie vas lately, though
they have not by ATTY means done eomtng
yet The servants at The " bite House
find more difficulty IN adapting themselves
to the change Of Administration than aay
other office holders. lie bfeGks IN CO oil
the elegant srIstocraiic useges Of The Ri.
ace, and plays the mischief si,h that SIS.
,ematc County etiquette which. wrlh he
Sub Treasury, constituted the tvo gresi
radical reforms OF the late President, he
gets up al sunrise, like a PLAIN Farmer as
/ be ~, and wants bis breakfast xuhln 40
hour after, Qhe vulgar man )--ssd ea.i
with The appetite Of a commoa day labofsr,
Tie gave one Of the servants a regular
blowing up" the other day, f;s Ieaurs
visitor dripping vet and muddy in coi
ante chamber" because the PfesItcnI
was at breakfast and could no, be dlautBee,
and because the carpet would be INJURED by
The muddy feet Of one eho came 90 loot
The pfes'deo, brought, tho visitor into he
breakfast psrlor, and ipslsled 90 making
him comfortable By The fire at once. At
all these things, the dsmocraey are mo-h
shocked, and look sghasl at this deseeli.
ton OF the Palace r"-Rai. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Remains Of Gigantic Nast0don. The
Peoples Gazette of the 4ih lnsiant, publish
ed q, HInsdale, Callsraugus county, New
York, says: While the workmen engaged
on section 100 OF the tennessee Valley
Canal, short distance southwest from this
village, latitude AZ deg. and IL min. north
we're excava,lng in bank some seventeen
feet from the surface, they came IN contact
sth the tusk Of one OF those animals OF an
Gent times, the Mastodon, or Mammoth
4 part Of the ,usk was all that vas obtain
ed, owing TO the immediate falling Of q
large portion OF earth. Those engaged ~
using the puck axe at the tune not nolicina
readily the ;usk, It was somewhat broken &c
pieces. The earth where II was found, and
some distance around, IS composed Of alter
nale slraias, or layers Of sand aud gravel
a, some far distant period Of time. The
land over and above where the relic Iay
embedded was, I'LL very recently, covered
with heavy growth Of plue and hard wood
timber, aud 10 fact, immediately over wherc
The lusk lay, seventeen feet above, there IS
The stump of pine Of least three feet 10
diameter, the growth Of five hundred wears.
From a careful examination Of the parts
Of the tusk obtained, We have come 10 tie
conclusion that the diameter Of i, must have
been al least eight inches, aud the lcnglh
some eight or ten feet
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08
From The National intell,eenser.

Messrs. Editors: The charge Of pro.
scription made against President Harrison,
by the Globe and its kindred editors, comes
with o very bad grace from tina, quarter.
Two cases occur TO my mind OF this time,
which defy a parallel for cold blooded re.
lenlless persecution Cor Dp,ulon'- sake.
FIRST. Iha, Of Capt. Ambrose " hiiloek.
Tins man was a prIvGte solder IN Gen.
Wayne's army. For .'lorious conduct
he received commission, aud rose to the
rank Of captain. Hard service brought on
bad health he out the army and tho then
President, as reward for hrs fidelity, con.
ierred on hlm The Office of Receiver nj
Public Moneys. at Charlottesville, Indiana
THIS place he held until General Jackson
came into power. Oae Of his first acts
was TO dismiss tho old soldier, turn him
adnil on the cold charities Of the word. -
A man, more honest aud honorable, ne yer
lived. HIS successor, Mr. Candy. true
Jackson man, took about fifty thousand dol.
lars Of tho public money, and applied 1t 10
bis own use oil Of which vii be total
loss to the Treasury Of the United States.
Within the last week, the President has
reins'ated bis old add early friend, Capt.
WhiIock, ia the office from which the ielI
spirit of Jaeksonism had eJected h,m ,usi
twelve years ago,
The second case IS tia, of Gem Van
Rensselaer,, no, long since Postmaster at
Albany, New York. THIS cas-. raps the
climax for malice, hatred, ard cruelty
Nay, II was equal TO murder itself. " It'll
all IT'S violence Of temper, with all the
promptlngs and malIgn influences Of the
Kitchen Cabinet, Gen. Jackson Ito his
honor DO II spokeu) never would consent to
tho removal OF this aged veteran Of two
wars. II renamed for the cold, calcuIat
ing, unieehng person Tor will No, name
htm) who, 10 au evil hour, succeeded to tho
Presidential Office, to turn out from the
pubilc service the war.worn Veteran
How Just are the ways Of Providence -
The early friend, companion, ard fellow.
soldier Of this sery man is, by the almost,
unanimous vo.ce Of the American People,
called to the Chief Moglsiracy and one of
his first acts is TO wipe uf the Stigma from
he "scu'cheon Of bis country, IN the rein.
statement Of Gen. Van Rensselaer, 10 the
post office at Albany, New York.
When the Globe presents two cases 10
match the above, we Will cite hlfn others.
MIAMI,
Il
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

An Excellent Hii.--We find the follow
ing good one IN New Orleans paper -
a talking match lately came or in this
place for five hundred dollars a side Il
continued for thirteen houts--tho rivals
beng Frenchman and keniucklan.-
The bystanders and Judges we're all talked
10 sleep, and when they walked up IN the
morning they found The Frenchman dead
and the hentucklan whispering III his ear !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

Stcdling on Credit A farmer 10 this
State, was once greatly puzzled by the sod
den disappearance Of has sheep. One at
ter another, was missed from the flock,
without any solution Of the mystery
until at last, his suspicious rested on one
of has neighbors. Accordingly, as the
sheep disappeared, each one vas entered
on the book against the suspected man, and
the price carried out. At the end of the
year, the bill was sent TO hm-and with
Dut making any words on the subJec, ho
pruteniIy paid 1t. Another year passed,
ard the absence Of great number of sheep
had added numerous items to a new bill,
which was presented, as on tho year pre-.
vious. THIS time, however, the lover Of
mutton demurred-aud insisted on lis be-
ing reduced; protesting that he had not
taken on eighth part Of the number charg
cd TO him. But the creditor insisted upon
every iarlhlr%. Well" said sleepy, "if
| must pay, suppose must but the fact
IS, some scamp has been stealing on mn
crtdlt"-New UdDcn Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08

The hundreds Of lido young men scatter
ed throughout tho country. and looaeWs
about IN our large towns, furnish IhdIspU'''
ble evidence that many Of Tho rislng GENRE,
ton are contracting habits which, N ave,
life, must cause large amount oil so"oI
and wreichcdness. Labor Is not respec,ea
as II should BE-, and the consequence 49, '"',
idleness takes the place of industry, au'
poverty, CHASTITY add wre,ched, that Of cne''
luluess aud content.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-08
Col. Rarringcr's Circular.

= u ttr Frssnea II ft- IIA Congressional Dis.
~ies " NaFyt Ga RIA. composed Of The com.
- 81 Liaeos Necklsajwg CabsrrEs, aud
pat e sis eoIstg al C!eGseil5S.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
. w.KR.,TEpC Cure FOR CoNsunpTlos

"A Prr-r>x
RIA-Ths edcire p'c-ented 10 the Aerl:an Ra
vented by Germany ,tc nov fr'$"of OF Med
cine and Oh Ertr;h IN Prsssl h7
br Of most u the Continent H-ros aud
r c"Ghiri Win aHicFsA
ce When this became AosE Frrd t-rc Tor TIA;
te,- d-s tie OF hi> conhsaee IL
r v : Inventor Five Teu>sad Dollars and tse
elu, -ht 20 prepare sell hs Kingdom The pubic
confidence ;h beng the meeSe
ihr propreic-> m c,ty aePhe1 the nyrneT ireass
physeian 6 ua~ the receipt r cie rxAt
preparing di7scy from Si li medicine operates
SLOWLY upon ysc1 aheH taken sometimes prse,
and :ae disposition tcooUgh but
ta> attended with les pam and cNPectorasn removes
the uecraceI unhcs, the ertr ersoaie' tn.
disease aad system perfect hca The fset
OF g-cd ha wiki b,ta sch proves
eoncuYe nat dNeAcd nsc be cared II the dySgn a the
remedy 10 prcc ts' r'sslt and tAG sccoon: .s directions
and uSea, tine be allowed opet,tion exec
We do nc; -ent ;hat a ~l
from remove
ease and the - 4eat
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS this country ~ho
an carly inevitably BE- portion Non ueh
uouhi l> confidence the truth that s the
tb. r,cdca rrsioed she enjoyment hsNh
Thu, nledeas entc! the csnidaSe Tie usset postn
opers.on H. EUROPE ard the high s;ar.n @; the We
u,lin. 20 E t IL ha> already beer tested
thi, riy Cared u referred 10 u
Office o he rroprie;or> We prefer hi woc o Sst t who
wish rather :Aan pnhli We BE-,
pubic not the 7rdc9 aoAs %
dav. uuti tria, merits ht> bee; made.
4, an .ur,nee ooaaiene the article parrSst
cure OF - purchase scncy VII be -eiuuiei
For e oa.y by q. DiBBIi Co, No .t 3"sdNsY t's
.,-,r> he c,1A Aaantc Hall utttrr.-a>
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
DR.. F. FELlX GOURAUD'S
y 20 ID X r. : 81 Il Il : /. T.

A!Ri oNcresc1c / not greatest p'rla2s t mast
drawbacks pc-,ca. apo Isc h possess
Plir purity OF co,or. fhcchrEcd ' ti-o' of hrlth
saioohse YoWth bat II these HctSn> o5
~ nsrsroWth of un would other
,icld hir :usrleurnhf lo. r FElN COT
removing d>hcucuicr.. Nh-n applied preparation
ucd bS the eul Which 1t cacctf
Vlt mech NpdN manre
eNalne Nhlc L'.> e rkin or
dccatc Tcup0u; beard bc applet
Il ~ also t;rs the Hair when ion+1 oach
fehead ' rd o: it'e tn" shaps
rzs. .gng uperiuou> locks |. valuable
Ysndaec bc toilet a will b" found ueh - h' vino
fer = INriasor' >oe hs preparation ci
aa.scl. - per bottle
, GOURAIDs L'i-W De BEArTE.-rhi iac>inabe rreuca
prrrarao thoroughly erupnG pimple feck
rcrcs all sperfecton watnScf tie neck
huni> ahng whencs, besto" the comp
bloom beauty wh:u tie decline realize vhl
and pr-tue ss!r the latest period
mothers their children, healing aGi
ducng ntaanator. 1ul gentlemen alaNng rritv of
Dr Bea4tc
nftAhic ,p5cSs,
GolRACD'S VEGETABLE IIQG- D RorGE.-C1npo,ed ma
rr..y aad samples. beautiful
Skin mnoShe by Rubbing with t hngrr han ts,rche hnea
cloth. ar :, rocspiraen. ~ pes Eate.
Prepared b. Dr. FEllN Coz RAJ ID. g. W-krr
door from 1ycnwsy ami Tor SAFE @ city only there Drslsi
aceompuuy each 5c,,.e.
NesiorA-teN Guthrie. >,asNi> Hni Mlidca-suc- C. l.
Brown, Utica. Jared ti.,y. fougblHepse
PeHn>l lyanIlNe Brown, y Chestnut -, Philadelphia
Vu-iaia-Frazicr. opp D. Yumricf Church. Richnord
Mnachasett>-J T. Fiell K T. J. ii,l Lee.
Csnnoctic tt e. Frrr tGldItetowu FAuluer Norwich
Ditut of Columb1> .tSr Pear. .yl,aua A,sLur ,sts eel
4h aud l0,l m!0
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17

I0&S AND MADAM GERHARD, Chropodrt ltfom Paris.
ii politely their arrival from Europe. 10 .els ant
New YORK. and i fee obliged tIo" rlo yi ouoF
cal a, tHc 2] o1dv .ie Aaer
Hotel, aud have e oaor 10 a.c-m ~ pi t, f ld
.sc-i.ir method they rsiriaic
HARD AND SOFT C0RNS. BINiCNs. CALLUSiTiE> &c.
WITHOUT CUCIiN,
patent from Iaie-tIes King French
the kugai ilchlc-, Pfale Na.s -d
Prince aud the t;ra Duke oi H. Din.it .a
ir0H tie pfin4ii.ai Mobility II London and P1ri.-
3aa i!nc. B. lave pfac tier proo ior =efer' Fears
ter Flace si1 Eu=lHd, aad AaFe ci-re. great - It
much practical rxpcreee-a atlesied
the .ols5r.iei English French aui Ger1- geia
sell tie Mobility and Geniry Il -e
delivered ,lca four years Tic r- a
cupy -est -i'-i-s'l Lat
persons t-ecl .nl.r-,ey !t- ol .-r e~ sd -.A
yI-lout 81. least Inconvenience.
No - sine r. 5csa practising ia - LATED state br
short Al.t received
~ tl- professional gr.i ot.es,,
5.--t e-l comfort Ua,a ties fe,..st ts.. q
have l-yS ttcuacL h. i.oil-
!..- aa s.sl-.aa vi. be waited -e.a ~ ag
II .3i Braldaay.
ll...t p.l..,niI. u. Z. .nr.n N..,.--.-.. Ind.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
IN the Vice cbinceo"Iie~anS h
J sea, ct ais

r. g s-lrorc the Voc tb1ccl01TIcHaln WI
! William II. J "f, ~ al.
deere Of Tie Court of c'a"rery Of tie - te o, NeE-
York will Public under the direction oi the is
.cer one the Court the Merchants Exchange
l tie y OK York hy WILKINS * ROLLINS tuconccr
m the JInr at T. ococ d" ths day
Al ,la,c io, pieces parcel o mud ard the
lue thereon a. and being tie ScteH-cat lte
El.,eil sft. Cg Ne" YORK. JetTre Ilat and Eley
between the First A'eGe and Avenue y an known
and designated MAJ, midrhy DaHiel E"e, tity Survey
o. ls;.l Juu4-y l- I.nlers gl. ,gnIr
-onr an1 li lore hundred aud >N!J The I 20 io,,
o4r.s r.ug bounded l"vto "it beginning ~ post
ort-4stery .ilc of f-nihter distant tTec hllit" @
irly from Avenue T. and ruArs. 'hef
.tga-ty along THeet t"caty iy feet iarp.e ort
ple.ilcl Fith Ayeauc nrntc- .d
e.h-uiu inches 10 fletcnt-slraet thencc southeast
along Hcycu--trea 'e feet and thence -oflnc,t
,rl. ao. luo parallel \ hundred and sity
pgr inches TO .nhrreet, al I" place o fslli
entajning front tnl feet aaf 'f
-cticr .-alis. feu;n E!cseat-t-e t h distance tqn
or lr.
Dated Ncaiorl, May jlst, \. - l-ll.
uI}l-2lret K. c. WHEELER Mi.t~r 10 CIiacerr.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
70 r1aysE KEEPERS.

T1ETfEGEfr4, lamp ilanutcurer, It Br0alWay m te
.ar-famp aairrn, Girsn1oie> male Orler.
>ore eri, h kind. Lamps, Chandeliers Nc repaired altered
,,,r r,-riso.l orrnt tn uev II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17

the American Hotel. II. viLLERAs
Dental Surgeon, of twenty-five year,
experience Ia tn" above profess IL IL
The >.ie discovercr aui intanlacturer
o.the best kind, of Mineral 'l'reti n,p
ln,n,e, whi4b hns rulOy cd the unriyaled
attempts made liy 80 mnny III the and
ether counir.". also HI, Mineral Pasts
t. fill dcclyod Teeth IN plastic form,
VIII ch be, ONES IN y Tow h.,'Ir- a. hard rs
New-York tribune., 1841-06-17

R. c. WHEfLER. MAJ a casacerv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

An Important substitute fer CaioyleL
IHbpropTietors OF this article, keeping tho fact
that wise aud benevolent eing has plac wfin tha
reach OF AL remedies adapted the
oihe diseases o the south and West kasedupon
ganc or functional arrangement OF the liver
attention TO those articles which espt cay ON
the hillary organs.
Aher long aborous and expensive research they have
succeeded IN extracting substance from the TOMATO,
organs ;hey have dcnnmnacd Eepafine. Il mc,Iei ns
that Will produce all the beneficial results CalomeL In
bot acute and chronic Diseases without the Of
producing the delecrous consequences common that
article It's action upon the constitution Is no
parton the system escaping its influence. II is
upon the organs of secretion and that its great
power rs particularly manifested; is pccuitaiy
adapted t. the treatment Ut bilious aud other dis
cases ~ which torpdiy or congestion Of the liver
portal circle prevail.
IL IL admissible In all where Il L. necessary 10
Cleanse the stomach and bowels II obstruction
ana ebces aquck and healthy action ofthe liver
gianduar vsccra Of the abdomen. being tfusibe
the surface Q: hc body accompanied by agentc psrsp
ration HdOcs not exhaust like drastic pun I'LL
uon ~ more universal and may ofen be repeated not
merely with safety, but with great benefit. THIS becomes
ndispensahy necessary In OF long standing,
them intense temporary Impressions made by strong ned
clnes seldom ever, do gsod but tend to nJuTe the
nina Of the constitution.
is cleansing and purifying the SYSTEM acts In nor
feet harmony with the known laws ofte, and IL unlpub
cdy Of the valuable offered for pub.
lie trial and inspection.
Por convenience this dicine grain
pils Tue white pills eGtharic aifsTaIirs phOre
&c and afUTeEc The yellow pills tonic ssGiaEf and
d.GDhoTsiie. For sale wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvkL,
Sc ~ AgcRt Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
MRS. II. liz. PYLE

TENDERS her grateful acknowledgements TO her frisnds
and customers for the liberal patronage she has re-
ceived and aequants them she stu home nereas
eel Efforts IL merit Continuance Of favor having fur
nShed an assortment which tot variety, quality price,
may vie with an other In the city; consisting Of
Blue black and any other colOred hgursd silks
Newest Style of Challcy and fancy muslns
Prints OF various patterns and qualities, from 10 zoe
cryard
staWls OF every description
Fine BuIntazncs, rattuctt Cloths and Casslnercs
A large assortment uf Linens
ThTt al cambria hjkfs aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edgngs and lnscrtings
Cambria do do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion gcnicmens stocks, collars and bosorns
DO do and hdkfs
great variety OF Hosiery, silks, wooden and cotton
Newesi style Ribbons, Iaccs
Ladies' lni Gloves silk, leather wooll.n
Together with variety o fancy ARTICLES too TEDIOUS TO
enumeratc but which viii be found highly worthy Of al
tcnton-al the usual liberal erms-ony come and Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
DOCTOR "a uutIr
. ~ o. Did, MINAL aVRROREER

Fsr fAs rsif<( aad Of Procies, Preia - ~
Uferf, by sTtsrssal pressure.
fIiiS apparatus congresses by broad, eof, elastic
pad the whole Of the Aypara<f'fes and the pressure
~ 20 operate obquey upwards bac
wards rhc effect OF this pad 10 give the weakened
lower PARTON Of the abdominal muscles eonxenal sup
port, which tho time that n dimnishes their Ia
Dor, stimulates them by the we'll known power Of me-
ehanical pressure upon the muscular tissue, pera.
nent renewal OF their vigor.
reduces the disened kypor asfrfn, aud BY Tia dl.
reciion upwards and bac kwards directly relieves tho
crte rfsccrd from the unnatural OF thu
ward orees, thus whom the apparatus 10 carefully aus,
property fitted the peculiar form OF the PATIENT inva.
Tiably affords the immediate immunity FROM the dis.
tressins dragging and bearing down sensations whc
accompany nearly all of vsccral dspac ia
aud ts skl apple alton is always followed by early
confession OF radical relief from the vaicnt.
supply OF the above Instruments Just received, d.
rect from the Paentee, and for sale at ha prices by
oc3 ALEXANDER DuNAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
JssspA a. TS.ggs,. cs.es..,sisS sarsaPsrsiis
SCROFULA
Sarsapartua
ME2CURIAL DIsEAs

THE sars.par. OF the shops very app to be nearly.
not quite last, either from from having oecn
OF se medicine 10, with the Improper MODES OF pre-
parg which have long been In vogue, have proosp con
tribued tos variable reputation. The activity OF he roo
bchevcdto depend upon one or more aeIid PrncpeS
soluble To- ertan extent wafer cold hot and either
inert by chsmcal change At the TEN
22 deg This fact appears TO be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aner Iona
boiling the peculiar odour which Uses ahusdanty the
Of good SarsapaIla almost exnxushed From
the sarspsila prepared In this found sensible
results npon any patient, were Its peculiar nauserne
drowSy AMI racknx effects produced by aarrs qusnuy
although the detection OF six eight ounces was c al
dose. ~ Wood q Bdokes 4. s. DisPensafory;
knowledge Of these facts and the uncertainty rrae'
ice Of the preparations Of sarsapsra In use et tue r
coyery repeated experiments, OF the method OF pr
pairing and compromising The exee, now INC n,s
ifhOf boiling, and is warranted TO contain IN con.
form, the active principles OF the root obined
from the most approved species OF smilaN.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private nracuee
treatment OF the worst forms OF the ,s
for the Of which SarsapaTa IS recommended
aer other OF that medicine, the ranaeea &c.
ulc and affections of the bones IN simple
croula and In mcrcura and morcuTo syphtc diseases
have been pcrnanenty curedby suse IN three months
without other treatment except the most hne apph'
the parts diseased tsa OF twoor three bottles
similar cases, will prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation.
given freely i'm .crofour habits for the cure
OF other Diseases being admirably calculated IN snch cases
all disease from the body and restore the usual
OF the constitution The OF Two or hre ooics
will every such occasion, prove an euectua security
against secondary affections .
tonic and Alternative particularly IN general debility,
with impure and dcpraved conditions OF the system nom
Scrofula other diseases chruuic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skin, Is invaluable medicine.
'-0' ALEXANDER DUvAL,
10 10 Agent for the PIopriat "