The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21

times No doubt her have persisted their hands, One
vessel has been blow up Point Yeacos How
vessels have thus desroyed-no vesge lef-no so
tary escaped to tell determine The
miraculous escape of Hill especial inerpostion
Providence to arrest these monsters their muderous
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The American Medical Benerocnt Society, for Relief
Of the Widows and Orphans Of deceased
Physicians.
| Few institutions have contributed more real good
to the human family, than Benevolent Societies esab
lished in the various parts Of the civilized world
Their usefulness to the distressed and unfortunate
too well known to require comment.
Our attention, in common with that of many of our
professional brethren, has been excited to the above
highly important subject in consequence of the vast
and daily. increasing number of physicians in our
country did not the present time present with
ny instances of widows and orphans of deceased ply
sicians left in the greatest distress and poverty, per-
haps the time not far distant when such state oil
things may be expected. Under this impression, we
believe that benevolent society," established for the
relief Of such individuals, would be erecting SPLEEN
did monument Illustrative Of the honorable feeling
and hberaity of the medical profession.
In CON junction with several of our medical friends
have determined to use our best endeayors TO pro-
mote the establishment of society for the above
mentioned purpose-a sketch of the plan is now pre-
pairing, and will be laid before the profession with all
convenient despatch 1t is desirable the society should
extend to every part of the United States we shall
be glad therefore, to receive the opinions of the pro-
fession generally to their views of the best
Of establishing and conducting the institutions partc-
uary to the branches it might be necessary es-
tabllsh. Information of this kind will no doubt be
of much advantage to lay before convention when
called for the purpose of making final arrangements.
Gentlemen who may be disposed to give their views
this subject may address Post Paid) the Editors
Of the American Medical Recorder, Philadelphia.
Editors of Journals and newspapers who may ap-
prove of the objects proposed by the Medical Benev-
oent Society," will please to give this notice inser
ton in their respective papers.
Editors Am. Med. Recorder.
philadelphia, January, 1929.
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| Dog Nail Factory--In the upper part of this vii
lage, the road to Whesborough, there has been in
operation for some months past, small mandatory
of wrought nails, which is carried solely by poor
but industrious German lately arrived in this country
together with his two dogs who equally industri-
Gus. The bellows is kept constantly in blast by the
dogs running in wheel with little coarse apparatus
attached to it. They in perfect training, and re-
ieve each other at regular periods, and both and
dogs in almost perpetual motion from early dawn
till night fall The nails produced are of the most
finished and perfect kindand the establishment merits
every account, the patronage of the public, and
learn receives it Literally -Utica (N " Sentinel
NeW York, March 10.
Melancholy Sipmeck.--By the Steamboat which
arrived at an early hour this morning, we have recev-