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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

d,j5Ts in iIlI Of the da:.ag,s awarded TO me by the
Boar. 6: As.rs;ys tie sa! Company, tor lie con-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

Swiss peasant the father of three children took m
ms summer quarters in one of those chdeks which the
Inhabitants OF the beautiful valleys of the Canton du
taud nhabit during the period of their grazing their
focks on the mountains He resided there with his
wife and three children the eldest of whom ee hi
OF age, was an idiot; the second aged fye was dumb
and the youngest was still infant The latter v,s
one day left alone with his two brothers, and their mo.
ther had scarcely left them when they strayed away
from their little dwelling to play among the rocks Re-
turning home the mother could not find them but aflsr
short search she succeeded in discovering two the
infant was no where 10 be The idiot expressed
his JOY IN the most extravagant manner but the little
dsmb fellow, on The contrary, appeared overwhelmed
with CONSERVATION and the expression of in his
eyes, and his whole countenance quickly excited his
mothers fears. She vainy endeavoed to discover the
cause OF their pantommc but could learn nothing from
the nrh of the idiot the sorrow of the dumb child
She, however, hoped, from the character of the ges
lures used by the idiot, which resembed those of a
person. to his great joy has found mething for which
he has been looking long me that her child had been
taken away by neighbour, an event which often &C.
CURED, as the little creature much liked and ca
ressed. But night came, and with it news of the
lost hope. On the following day the unhappy parents
again set out 10 seek their every where They had
not gone far wien eagle flew their hea which
excited anew the JOY Of The IDIOT and the of the
dumb boy, who pressed closely TO his father, and his
head in his hands, avoid seeing the bird The mo.
ier then became certain that her child had been car
red of by bird of prey. In fact the same day that
the fatal accident took place. huntsman had Stationed
III dilOuscdut an eagl nest 10
shot at the bird he approached his aery. After
having watched for some hours with that Characteristic
patience which distinguishes the Swiss hunter he at
length pecevedone Of those monarchs of the Alps APP
Prochng slowly towards The rocks, appearing twice
large ordinary eagle. The hunters surprise was
extreme when on nearer approach, he saw that the
bird carried child in his alons. He heard lis cries
and clearly distinguished its face. He had but one
course TO adopt did he hesitate to employ it, that
of shooting the eagle. He put up PRAYER to God took
aim the Bird and fred 1t took effect and the eagle
fell Dead shot through the head. The hunter recover
ed the child and carried il home to the wretched and
lneredulous mother The boy was dreadfully torn BY
the eagles alons, bat of his hurts were mortal
French paper,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

heat i iniens hen the full force the seneIal- that
but lte sddiona warmth required keep the lar in
which this article placed thoroughly heated have found
thing which would hear with the Compound
Heater With Coffee Chocolate, Tea &C., may be prepared
the pe aud delicious in w minutes and kept
degree of heat without Inconvenience. Pies Cakes vegea
hes &c, easily be cooked with ami kept constantly warmed
indeed do foi The end Of useful applications which this
apparatus be applied in this species Of culinary Every
family ought TO be supplied with such a convenient article
New York, Jan. p 1885, TIMO. KELLOGG.
Having daily Witnessed the operations Of the Composnd Heater
We fully cencur with Mr. Ke,gg in the above saememet.
M. GOOLD.
CALDWELL KENYON.
TIMO J. KELLOGG.
% The Compound Heaters be in operation the
office Of the American Caloc Co., No l55 Broadway enirauce
through Van Week and Dsvenpo hookore and the Tonne
Coffee house. OF Wall and Water The proprietor
OF that establishment has er.ced splendid apparatus for making
coffee by the application OF the Compound Heater and
visitors have expressed their delight oy in vwing this nove
apparatus but in parakg of the superior coe prepared by IT,
u The American Caoric Co. prepared similar fix
lures in Coaee-hsse Hotels &c, we'll to all
ders fer the stoves above mentioned.
H. l. BARNUM,
jan 2l-tf Agent for AiA Cal c.,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
DESERVING ATTENTION.-THE TEETH
u THE TEETH-grom Dr. s. o. Psy.iok, Surgeon Dentist

Burnet COL in the habit of making
t6caes kind Of medicine Whatever but
had the goodness present with box of Dr. Stans
Magnetic Odotca would i'll bee Withhold unbiased
opinion such invaluable preparation for the Teeth lis medi
eina properties from experience admirably adapted the
acvon of that excrcang paia the tooth ache and believe
be health for the teeth gums and
y hg y recommended every family who desire cleanliness
Of the mouth well foy the teeth gums which the
eectua towards preserving the teeth in sound slate,
and preventing that dreadful scourge-the toothache
The article for sale Patrick Dckes, AIS Broadway,
Lrenard street; Syme Bowery Of Walker
and at p Burnett Co.'s $40 Greenwich street, doors
below Spring. Price 81. jan Aft
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI.
VI ERSAL MEDICINE, manufactured in this couatry ny
GEORGE SYLVESTER, tfroR EngandI who alone possess
ed Of the original recipe. Sold ohongquae Tin neatly
enyeloped directions enclosed. 81 so and $075 being but
half the price Of the imported article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November q. 1885,
Dc.. S-Havug desire discharge obligations
well a. to promote good suffering humanity herewith send
for public exlraorny Of effected BY means OF
YOUR Hyeean Vegetable Universal Medicine in the Of
h. a. brief a. ossbe be enabled make il
e yeIy known Whilst in Edinburgh my native place,
than two years ago. received stroke the elbow with rule
severe joint what termed by physicians
the bone from which he has suffered severe pain
until within time He has bee treated ny some oi The
nes eminent physical Scotland which tended but little 10
ameorate suerngs consequently despared OF ms ever
arain having advantage in the OF his Afflicted ar
Happiy length induced make trial OF the medicine in
question: from few days he experienced
relief his complaint assumed aggravated form
the breaking out suppose putrd acrd humors around Inc
affected part; his symptom OF the good eects OF
the medicine directions followed by considerably aug
menting the dose he took ten pills day IRON
which he gained great relief and he after about three months
use restored health also bear testimony tote good enec
fever and and other common COM
pan would those afflicted with disorder TO
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and corner and Essex.
Mr.. George Sylvester.
Certificates If other extraordinary in which tins invaiuao
medicine has been equally he seen al The store OF
D. BRYS0N, Confectionery Agent iS Fulton street, near Broad
way oee ou
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
CURED.-The subscriber ha. loca

Z
- himself this city for the purpose Of curing Stammeng
And has taken No.
Courzsd Western Hotel where he will attend all who
need his services Having been himself
afflicted from oldbo with distressing impeachment of speech
he avaed himself Of the modes Of taught by the celebrated
Leigh Of New York. and Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
Bat after long and patient vesgaon of the
md Of Affection he has succeeded in inveuDg system
applied him. Ths has in several instances
proved successful In which had resisted the most skhul treat
ment zedto eject complete
Being have been city who Profe
curing neiing and whose system inadequate
to effect cure-yel having spent in the instruction Of
Others since eecng HIMSELF he fees perfect
coming bee the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
the scepcl Of the superiority of his system
Others the complete that has all attended its
application associated with him MI. j. Sinclair, Gently
Of his pupils assistant By this Arrangement, ladies will
be taught IN separate class. -
from Is 50 dollars according the nature Of the
and the situation Of applicant in all will be
guaranteed OF the money will be refunded.
further pa cus inquire Of the subscriber at hi,
BY letter post paid.
ian I2-Sm HENRY WELLS
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

The number Of deaths in the city OF Baltimore for the
year 1885, 2O50; which, estimating the population at
95OOO gives mortality of fraction less than q per
cent.
We think Baltimore may safely challenge COMPARE
for health with any city the Union OF the above
number, 79l, than one third, were under two
years; rs between seventy and eighty; 80 between
eighty and ninety; between ninety and one hundred ;
and one hundred and upwards-of the latter four
free coored men were aged each 70 no IO4 and 100
years, aud two free coIoed women each ITO and los
years.. In the list of diseases, 344 are represented
have died from consumption and Al from inemperaRce.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

A Clerical Anecdote-Itis related of an incumbent
in the county of York. that had precisely twelve written
Sermons for the edfcaton and comfort of his parish
ioners whchwere pretty generally delivered in orderly
rotation, in the course of the year. On being remos
sraed with by ofthe hearers for having preach
ed the to them, AMI from the same textoe
the preceding Sunday he vindicated himself with hn
wonted simplicity, by declaring that he was sure his
had laid Laem right but supposed his wife must have
shu6aed them.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NII!sG AIM = Still, AND oDoRIFE


sick specially these articles pre-emneny
,se emitting agreeable and the destroy
ing completely any unpleasant SMELL
Also Schreber Pomaum, for the rapid growth The
hair; Comp Keosoe Tooth wash prepared the
genuine eichenbsck Kreosote for cleansing and preserving teeth
f the Of colds coughs 3c Compound concentrated Syrup
of Sarsapzrlaa, together with Almond Gun Caplare
large and Of other Syups Swams Panacea
Lees Pills. Moflt Vegetable Life Pills, aud large ety Of
other patent medicines, all warranted genuine.
The articles 10 be had, wholesale retail at
FORTENBACH MINES,
ian l-lm* Ia Hud' on Reed
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

Sir William Dapenant.-Hs had the luck to be con-
neced with great names and great events 10 say noih-
ing of historical matters-wth which, however, he was
much mixed Hp-and the kings the Queens and princes
amongst whom he lived He is reported to have been
Shakspeares iegitInate son; TO have been saved
from execution at Millions inercession, whose life
he bad the honor and happiness of saving in return
and he certainly joined Matthew Locke 10 producing
Macbeth with the grandest music; helped Dryden to
alterthat is to spoil the Tempest had one of The two
theatrical patents introduced painted scenes-and was
buried close to Chaucer.-Miss Milford.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
NUMBER 12S.
sONNET.-By the Hon. Mis-. Norton.

Where the red wine cup Aoweth, there art thou.
Where luxury curtains oal the evening sky %
Triumphant mirth sits hush'd wit thine eye.
Where The long day decaei. lone sit
NY teverish hands with anguid clasp en,wined
And family smiling al remembered wit
Act the scene over l. my musng mind
In my love dreams hear thy eloquent voice,
L see the pleased attention of The throng,
And bid my spirit in Thy love rejoice
Lest ia loves selfshness do thee wrong
An. midst that proud and mrthful company
Sends't thou no wandering TO love NE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

Think of this, and take tobacco George Loriard,
the tobacconlst, who lately died in New York, left an
estate of nearly five hundred houses, valued at three
still living, are each worth as much, and probably
more We wish one of them would adopt u.s. Virginia
paper.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

heans Learn'ns-When kean first appeared, many
cation, and Mr. c. resolving pur to the test wrote
him one morning note in Latin requesting seme tickets
for his benefit. "Well," said r. " and how did Kesa
consirue ii ~ Into an insult" was the reply. The
same gentleman who always warm partisan of
Kean being one day hard pressed on the subject of
Keans academic deficiencies, exclaimed Sir, surely
q may have drunk the we'll of learning without
being expected TO spallow the bucket
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
EPIGEAM,

Says Billy TO Bobby my Bobby, my bow,
Is whist, at five dollars corner, high play ~
" Not very" says Bob, with a ciuckle ofjoy,
On bets, like debts, three per you pays
Scat
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
READER, the following san advertisement Of
DR.. BRANDRETHS.


Let this truth be Impressed every mind That all pain
rceakess owing morbid stugnon corrupt knnors
which impede the circulation Of the blood-Brandreh
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
For the life fhe flesh in the dr-Levtic rpii H.
IT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
tion that The office of the stomach prepare the food the
noarhment OF the body and that the health of every org must
necessarily depend the due performance of lis functions
the chye digestive fluid be the body
nourished the will be Affected the
frame INSTRUCTED and the Whole of blood becomes impure
Hence result the disorders considered complicated which
rcneousy termed ncuabe by who either do will
comprehend the hypshei that all diseases solely
from acrimonious humor. in the blood.
When acute and inaammaoy diseases the consequences
This state OF the blood the faculty have bleedg
nurderos in il effects calculated the con-
stituicn yet is still persisted in though single can be
produced wherein has been service But might pro-
duced wherein has brought paralysis and Of
dsode dreadful Imagination those who behelJ
their fearful consequences.
How thousands untimey grave.
families deprived of their aiahe children many husbands
of their lovely wives How many wives of hsandsi
have fallen victims TO this murderou practical the may
be said Of Mercury.
Mankind, OH consider this subject charge ye lose not ore
drop blood fer the practice of bleeding opposed
and all experience proves il con-
zton all diseases caused by foul and matter
entering the circulation and ccnamang the boed the purifying
the abracng the vital fluid should be considered cure of
disese and those who attentive this invariably attain to
Of blood health Had the Creator intended mankind
TO have parted with blood rely place would been made
for its discharge, when too much had accumulated
ify for is eufir -lv Inv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
NREENWICH COAL YARDS.-s1s Hudson cor

(NREEN WITCH COAL lARDSs-oI5 Hudson cor
" Leroy aud 4l3 Hudssa Of Amos WHIT
ALL LAYTON respectfully inform their friends and the
of Anthracite Coal that they day receiving eagoe Of
very superior quality Schuyk Coal warranted be equal any
Coal sold in this market under name they would call
particularly the Spohn and Gate Veins From their arrange
this year they feel satisfied they viii be able give sa
ksn 10 botL as quality and price.
Orders strictly atlende, 10.
Orders by A. De Camp Co. 81 Wall street;
Ten Eytk, l02 Washington j. o. Rooack 1876 Bowey
teither either yards. JAMES ID. w. WHITEHALL,
sug3l lin w. LAYTON
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Oce Ne li3 Nassaa street. bsceen Beekn and Spruce Streets
opposite DR.. Springs Church. Basement story.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE& TRUST
COMPANY-Person nay eject assurances with this Com
pany on their lives Of and either for the
Of life, for limited period The payments Of
premium either made annually, or in
l.<ddo sfnroa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

The income derived from the Girard estate by the
city of Philadelphia during the last year, amounted to
$250,252 81.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
BRANDRETHS UNIVERSAL VECETA.
BILE PILLS,

they thing with th, tremendous di Ference thai
stomach and bowels without any Of its bssmie paces l. t
pulse too hish!a dose Of these pills will bling down. Is too
s 'ees The @ aoSnr a.
system will ay IT, Let not any one say these various properties
douber call Dr. B. and he him truth Of
all He above assertions One box of the pills however, more
make him than thing that could be on the sub
jet. Price Is cents per box.
referred TO with pleasure by Dr. B. who many years beeH
in the habit Of being bed often many year and
weter has they sde Of these p o ana
drop precious blood When Of their old symptoms APP
they have swallowed pills. which the vsed
hu@s5. thai rer: impeding the sssd in its circulation These
crcang the both If body and mind which
ND & Rs s Of the
above Pills. wholesale and RETAIL 1877 Hudson
Mondays wednesday,. and Saturday,. jan 7e s0"
NOCTOR BOYD, a Member of the Royal al College of
London @ his he fy he ahe Of city
aim disease His long experience and close attention Ibis class
his extraordinary during long and extended practice
above ALL his legitimate pedie, qualifications few Of The
ge OF smpcsn when ignorant preender and npuaent quack
daily spreading their lure the descon DR.
Boyd would wish 10 raise friendly and warning voice to bis e
creatures and tell them 10 beware Of such dangerous
pamy pride of msnood IL had only been treated by
duly qualified. numbered the ncahIe and
cradle latent poison which otherwise oonsirn il:
victim to an Snney grave So1g the legitimate province Of
Boyu wiling convince patrons by producing
FOR their inspection his regular diploma. member Of Royal
College of Surgeons in Ireland likewise testimonials
by and skill from many who justly considered lights
ornaments Of their profession His mode of safe
al and expeditions requiring either the mercury
saint in diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself
,aa greater magny will be treated with cordially and xiii II
the patient rest assured after having being donag
ed from the hands Of DR.. Boyd, that his health established
and firm basis and that his constitution and un
impaired His professional honor and faith pledged this and
he atfers himself thai scharaer and standing
ranfy for ia fulfmen
The sctsst honor and secrecy all he upon
Hours Of attendance from O'Clock ia The morning 10 al night
| sep 2l-y OFFICE, IA Dover stone door from Maier
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
NENUINE POLANDRIA OIL.-A sure Esst

GENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure East
~ Indian for the Rieum ,tn-Th Polana Oil is the
essential oil extracted from the Poanara tree and nfabe
for tina, distressing disorder the heumatisr all stages
Fer sale by p Bune. Co.. SO Greenwich street, DOOR
low SPRING. Patrick Diok AIS Broadway, of spenard
street, j. SyrEe, So Bowery of Walker rect and Dr.
Guon Of Grand street and the Bowerr Price 50 ian5f
CAMPHORATED COLD CREAM AND
~ PASTE for eru2ons of the face capped hands, &c sale
RUSHT0N 4 ASPINWALL.
&c William street, and lie Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN


II the most confidential his Office, IL Duane street,
between Chatham and William New York, where
afflicted with delicate diseaes old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
worms of the bladder, eihrs and Kidneys
arising from the abuse Of mpurty Of the blood
invited 10 call. The bancu effects oen arising fran
Of mercury need no description troubled with certain
disease apply Dr. Corbitt with ofhavng ra
Ideally cured without particle of mercury AIRY dangerous
medicine His charges and pporcned the
Of the appican. Dr. C. has been educated Europe
teachers Of acknowledged talent and has had considerable practice
in extensive hospitals and dispeses Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles and perfect effected in
days, without confinement from business the slightest pain
patient medicine be had prevent the
censin disease The honora ecrey observed Attend
ance daiyfr,r l9P d. JAM If
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

Let this truth be Impressed ezery nind-7Aaf all pain
1atess owing to morbid stagnon and corrupt hnloY
Which impede the circulation of the blood-Brandreth
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
Aneedote of General Harrison.

When j. B. OF Mason county, NY,
= private in the mounted regiment Of
r. M. johnson in 1912, was laborlng
under the Effects Of a violent attack Of
the cholera morbus while the army lay
a, Defiance. There being neither
medicine nor spirits among thatpart Of
tha troops to which he was attached,
his Major fthe late Judge Ropar) was
advised 10 administer burnt brandy d
sugar, and that it could probably be oo'
tanned at head quarters. MAJ. Roper
Immediately applied to General Haf-
icon for small quantity. The Gen
tesy ESQ soon as he was made acqGafh-
ted with the nature Of the application,
walked to the corner of his tent, and
brought forward part Of bottle Of
French brandy, and half loaf Of su-
gar, presented them to the Major, OBJ
serving with smile "you see, sir, the
amotnt Of my stores take and divide
them equally, and present one hall to
your young friend. 1t gives me pleas
Dre TO serve him, and | trust l shall al
ways be found willing to dscsde the
last biscuit NTH a sick soldier"
MaysviAs Eagle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO Wit
at ruies holden in the Clerks Office
Z of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lac and Chaneery for Hampshire
county, TIE lss Monday ca Sep
TENDER, 1886.
Daniel Kyle, plaintiff, against
Hannah Barrett, widow OF William
Barrett, formerly Harriet Kyle, wild
ow of Robert Kyle, decd. John M.
Waggener and others, defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The defendants James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle, Jacob Swart and Elizabeth his
wife, and Hannah Barrett, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this court and it ap-
pearlng by satisfactory evidence that
they arenot inhabitants ofthis country: II
IS ORDERED, That the said defendant do
appear here on the LIST day Of the April
term next and answer the bill 0fthe PLAIN
tiff and that copy ofthls order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
Ished in Romney, for two months sue
cesslvely, and that another copy be pos
ted at the front door OF the Court house
OF tho said county of Hampshire. A
COPY Testo,
Holm B. WHITE, C. H. c. +
September 10, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :
July 2S,1856.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of The County Court Of Hampshire,
the first Monday in judy, 1886.
John Roberts, plaintiff, against
Alexander Rowan and William Bose.
ly, and John Nandiver, adminis,ra-
tors Of James Bosely, decd defen-
dants, In CHANCERY.
The defendan. Alexander Rowan, mot
having catered his appearances and Civ.
en- security according to the act OF
assembly and the rules of this court (;
aud it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabiiant OF
this country; Ii is ordered, Tha! the
said Defendant do appear here on ihe
1st day of the September term nexts
and answer the bill of the Plainiif aad
that copy Of this order be foEihwllh
asserted in some newspaper published
in Romney, tor tvs mcalbs successive
ly, and that another copy be posted at
the font door of the court house OF
The said county OF Hampshire.
A sopy---resis,
JOHN b. WHITE, CHG
July l6. 1886.