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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

:I[The next session Of the sLafsbu.
~ Baptist Association will be holden with
tne Baptist church in Manchester, on the
ISt and I'd days of June next.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26
1879

Bro: ARENAS Arnold has removed
from Bralntree, to the care of the Baptist
church in Rochester. He wishes his Cor
respondents to direct accordingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26
iORSON 8. MURRAY.

Since writing the above, I have bern inform
ed that the work OF pahl .shing has beer dine ly
The FEMALr Moral Reform Society.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

$4,000 to'endow the Institute, an agent
was appointed 10 collect subscriptions. and
$1,000 were subscribed the first week +
So much for the seandalous prescription
proposed in the N. York Legislature. 1
give below the resolutions passed at the
Utica meeting, together with on extract
from Gerrit Smiths speech on the occa-
sion
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

Prof. Ripley, of Newton Theological
lHstitutIon, is preparing for publication,
Tor the use Of Sabbath schools and Bible
classes. n0tcs on tie four gospels. The
work is In a good degree Of forwardness,
and when prepared will be immediately
put to press BY Messrs Gould, Kendall &
Lincoln.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
IN BOSTON MARKET.
Corrected 1ceekly from the n. E. Farmer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
MARRIED.

In St. Stephens Church, Mlddlebury, on the
l7th inst by the Rev. S R. Cane, Mr. Samuel
Sergeant, Of Plainfie|d illinois. to Miss Mary Par.
melee Of Shoreham.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

DIED
At her uncles in Cornwall on the 18th inst of
the consumption, Rhoda F. Fem, aged Is years,
and daughter of Chester Fem, of MddIebury.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

SHocKlNG Acc1DENT-The Philadel-
PIMA Inquirer states, that by the falling in
Of a bank Of Garth, on the line of the Read
ing rail road, beneath which number Of
men We're engaged at work, no less than
sixteen lives were lost.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

One Of the richest men in England is
the Rev. Mr. Hughes, formerly poor
clergyman, but now said to possess a rev.
enue Of between 100000. and SoO0Ol, a
year. Some years ago he was in part
proprietor of barren piece of land, for
which Lord Uxbridge was then in treaty.
The purchase money IA very small sunny
was agreed upon; but the nobIeman not
keeping his appointment, one day, to fin
Ish the business, the commoncr, in tiff,
would not give him another Meeting
On the above mentioned barren piece of
ground wee subsequently discovered the
rich AngIesea copper-mnes, from which
Mr. Hughes draws his enormous income.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

CdIumny-I know not whether the
bearerof tales or the receiver of them is
most criminal, for one produces the other.
| will disdain as much to relate as to hear
SANDER. If no other means of stunning
a gossip offers, | will stop my ears, for
the receiver is as bad as the thief
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

Steamboat lost The steamboat Ohio
an, Capt. Freeman, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday, April %, about eight miles
below Ocheese. The females escaped in
the yawl. The other passengers Jumped
overheard. A servant girl was drowned.
He that performs duty without heart,
that is, heedLessty, is no more accepted
with God, than he that performs it with a
double heart that is, Aypocrit'caNy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

ty, by one Of the female pupils of the deaf
and dumb. The blind children then suno
the prayer, with the like solemnity, and
appropriate emphasis, accompanying the
anthem on the piano. The audience was
then dismissed, but it was long before the
people would depart They hung about
the children, as though their very souls
were knit to them. The whole perform
ances excited great wonder and mingled
dejlg ht.-Neu- York Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

day that Mr.. HUMANN resigned, and
on Sunday the King accepted bis resig
nation.
Our Bayonne letter Of the 14,hs
states that, 10 the afternoon of the 9Th.
an engagement had taken place be.
tween the 9th battalion Of Navarro, IN,
der Brigadier Don Paulo Sanz, and q
column Of 2 900 Christinos, comman, I
dsd by General Aldama, who were.
escortiog convoy from Lerin to Pa.
enta Ia Reina. The firing continued
from 2 O'Clock until 5, when the Car
lists, having fallen back on Manera,
left the road open TO the convey to|
proceed 10 its destination. The Chris,
limos bad 10 killed and 80 wounded
and the Csrlists 10 killed & 20 woun,
ded.
BARCELONA, Jan. IL.
This city has not recovered from
the effects Of the dreadful scenes which
were enacted 10 it on the 3th and 9th,
aud the accounts from Reus and Tar.
ragona, two considerable towns near
i. on the coast, continue to keep up the
public alarm. At the former the MT,
were preparing to rise when the last
messenger came away, and it 10 still
uncertain whether the authorities were
enabled to preserve order or moi and
al the latter the lives of the Carlist
prisoners were alone saved BY the NO.
ble interposi.ion Of Lord Inges.rie, in
the Tyne, who, hearing Of the inten-
ton Of lie brutal people to murder
them, FASTENED to offer his services to
the Governor, and agreed to receive
them on board his ship If they would
claim his protection. The authorities
were willing to yield, but they dreaded
the mob vengeance, and they were abb
solutely compelled to come to terms
with the leaders ofthe riot, who, after
a long parley, permitted the prisoners
10 be placed out oftheir reach, on con.
di.ion that forty Inhabitants, Of whom
they handed in list, should be CON-
PEELED to leave the town at half an
hours notice /; and this dishonorabla
treaty was entered into-the unofiend-
ing fathers Of families separated from
their homes, and the intended Victims
saved from slaughter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

Legislative Triaing.-At the sug-
gsstion Of the veil known Mr.. Holmes,
Of the Maine Legislature, resolution
was actually passed, providing each
member with tive bibles and two dic-
tionaries, the former TO Gil up profita-
bly, leisure moments Of meditation
the latter 10 correct the orthography
and elccution Of the members.
BRIBKaI. bill has been reported In
the Virginia Legislature, by commits
tee, proposing to take bride Of one.
fourth Of one per cent. per annum on the
amount, for the incorporation of new.
banking capital, and the increase of old
to the aggregate amount of st, $50 900.
This brlbe is called in the bill BoNus
to the State; but as the Richmond En-
quirer insists on calling the bonus for,
education and internal improvements
which is TO be given to Pennsylvania by.
the Bank Of the United States for a re-,
charter, q BRIDE, we suppose the SUM
demanded by the Legislature Of Virgin
ia for granting banking privileges must
be considered brihe also. Ii this be
not very courteous language, it 10 at least
the language Of the Court.
NAT. INT. March L!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
GOver Seed.

L;HAvE the promise of a Lott Of
Clover seed, which expect will arrlye
sometime this month, which | viii sell
for CASH. 1t is said to be very clean.
DAVID GIBSON.
Ronney, March S, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

MARRIED. On Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. James Watts, MIR.
Noah T. Linthicum to Miss Hannah
Fur, both of Hampshire.-WincA.
Virg. Feb. 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05
ImprSvsmsats in Sac Milzs.


We have seen a draft Of Saw Mill
on an improved plan, that we think ID
worthy the attention Of those engaged
10 that business. Upon the new prin-
ciple, the saw gait is entirely dispensed
with, and the saw being fastened to the
pitmao, carries nothing but ito own
weight, aud Of course requires less
power to drive lit being clearly as
certained that to raise the gate as much
power is required as to make the cut.
We are assured by a gentleman who
has completely tested the new plan,
that with the same power, it will make
nearly two strokes to one of the old,
and that it will saw more than double
the quantity in the same time. Such
an improvement will be Of immense
value, particularly 10 owners Of mills
on light streams. Mr.. CHARLES B.
CuMMINs, Of Massillon, Ohio, is the
patentee, who is ready to dispose Of
rights TO Observation-Disclosures { Pa.1
Argus. -
JoIcE HETH is no more This an
Gent Of days, on whose young knees
the infant WASHINGTON once rested
and played, has at last laid down the
burden of more than hundred and
sixty years. She was the oldest Uo>
man in the aoorId when she met hec
death, which took place on Monday
last. Actual age, l62.-PMk Gaz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

" The " big Convention Of Ohio
which met at Columbus, on the .aend
nominated General HARRIseN and Mr..
GRANaxR for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and Gen. VANCE for Governor.
u At public meeting in New York,
cnthe ED ult.. $4,000 dollars was SUBJ
scribed to build similar establishment.
10 that recently destroyed by fire, belong
ing 70 the Methodist society.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

% Our foreign news to-day gives an
horrible account Of one. hundred Carlist
prisoners, confined in the Castle Of Bar.
celona. having been put to death by a
MOE ip most barbarous manner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

o. We notice that soma Of "THE
rARrz" presses in Pennsylvania, hail
with evident satisfaction the establish.
mens Of the U. 8. Bank, by their Legis-
,lature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

o. The brig San Nicholas, has
been seized in N. York, on suspicion Of
beipg intended for the Slave Trade. The
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-05

During the year 1885, there were
inspected 10 th e city OF Baltimore 516,
600 barrels and 2l,s5S half barrels OF
wheat fiour--and during the same pc.
Rod, 5,e9o hogsheads and 42,ls9
barrels Of whisksy were inspected.
Black Eaoagh.-'O father, l'ye just
seen The blacklist nisger tina. ever was!'
said little boy one. day, as he came
running into the house. How black
was he, my son q 'Oh, he was as
black as --~-- black can be--shy,
father, charcoal s0osid make a White
mark on Aim =
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
EDGAR JENKINS, Aueiioneef
DEREMPTObT SALE OF ABOUT SIX
II HUNDRED VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN II E

EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY OF BROOkLfN.I
FRANKLIN JENKINS will sell Wednesday, the I'd day Of
March ~ oeck hei. Sales Room, Ia Fmniss Buildings,
No. Is Broad street,
six hundred valuable Building Let's in the Eighth
Ward OF The of Brooklyn The property lately owned by
Joseph Dean the Of which tn Gewsnus
Heights and gradually sg fom The bay the ely Of more
than 100 feet from part of the ac commanding
prosrec, the city New York, The Bay Staten Island New
jersey, &c.
ground distance from the site of The Merchants
Exchange Twenty see in the city of New York The
Ferry will he operation early the coming spring. the
bouts neay comp eled Clinton and
epened The whole ng h. Henry being
iued All these lead dire Hsmton Avenue Said
nearly graded will be ready for in the
bridge The Third Avenue VIII oh hrcugh this land
ed its whole ng h. and graded h properly aud viii be
completed the whole length in the This will furnish
# de most delightful rides about New York Brook
An application pend bore The Legislature for rail road
through the Third Avenue lie ding Bath IL is confidently
asserted that this not surpassed other for beauty
of prospect location. presents extended Of
nearly GOO feet ard every lot has water view he adjoining
s,d lots and by the Of
dwelling erected the
and rapid have made ard
progress between this property the South Ferry; and
desirable location for men who wish 10 reside the
city and out OF its noise and Coz fIsiofs.
Every lot will be ard positively sold the HIGHEST bidder
without and the large number of lots Offered will enable
capitalists 10 msde coed investment
The of sale 10 the day of sale 90
in 60 days 60 cent rrmn bond and fol- four
yeas al per
Lihosrsphic maps ioneer
No. Is Brood days previous he day If sale.
Information relation he title (which ndipntable other
be had of Smith Eames Couneos al law, Halls
Exchange Buildings, Brookl,n. (87 feb 16-dts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
Theory founded truth is consistent"
SEARS, AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

broad and inconsistent theory that he human body is
subject 10 only ne disease and thai oy one medicine Is
for The OF that disease all il, thousand various
does not therefore offer his medicine ne for all
necessary confident no medicine can be fosa
which well adapted these pills. for curing all diseases og
mating from state
of the liver mpuriy of the blood
raj ecretions Their effect is maintain
downward acon m the stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge from themo all the morbid bilious With
tam I1 stimulate The liver into action rtmOve hillary ce;,uc
sra of the whole system perseverng
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases by
bilious affections impurities Of the bod ohuctn of
pal ingredient OF which they composed extract ed BY
the author hms tsm vegetable where h found
experience occasional by engs from dyspepsia and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousand espt.sbe
dus in this city, and thousands different parts
try have tested their Effects and far The
niary They may be taken on ali occasions Of indpo
n0n BY both sexes Of all all and produce
vegabIe Cough Syrup which proved pecuisry in
coughs colds and all diseases of lungs; Vegetable
Extract which has produced able Dropsica Alice
lions
The medicine AID circulars giving more general description
good Effects Of the medicine sy be OBJ
tanned at his Office Ann street The following Of those
MT Hinmsn 9th Avenue between 18th and 18th sree-his fs
andy n5 R,ss p n the S 1 the Cough Sy
Bingham Lewis Mrs NJ Csuldwe so Bsyard street;
street Be,ide these. reen can he given 10 numerous ndir
a OF the rst respectfully NTH city, who have received
received Unsolicited parts This state and
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
are respectfully Invited 10 cal al his ee and receive Sulsr
and maze such enquiries satisfy then respecting the eca
The Renova!Ing Pills he had Mr. j. Dis,urnel 1856
and q s% 81 sR,Ssway Mn ssk s Hss,.
street. Mr. N B. Graham SO Cedar street. Mr. H. Harris
0fBrosdwsy and Hudson aud North Moore Mr. B. onaek
streets. in the 9th Mr. G. w Embree Brosdwsy
jan I2-6miu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

THE MISUNDERSTANDING COMPLETED ar
engagements boh in the Importing and manufacturing Of ar
Gle: s their line Of business are sow enabled to connect with
their former extensive retail trade that of whoeaeng and take
this opportunity of informing dealing Watches,
Jewey and Faaey Goods that BY those arrangements they will
be In constant recest OF all articles connected with the
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish the
best ADVANTAGE 10 dealers out Of the city The fsowidg articles
have jos. r>~n received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of M. J.Tobas
Co; Jno Harrison; Monezs ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss ofe Lepine duplea and anchor
PLA FED wARE.-SheHield and Birmingham manufacture
Oms; Branckes Caor Csndscks Dish-covcrs
Boe-sznds Epergnes with glass dishes; Walters &c.
JEwELRY-Dismo'd Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Casseo Mosaic and PEARL Gold, Comeian Agate
Ear Drops; Go Chains of variety of patterns;
Roman mcsac in sets Of Ear Rings and Pin both real
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob ehsns.
FANCY GO0DS-Sver, She'll, and Ivory Gard Gases; Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver evrponted Pencils
Tooth Picks, &c Bronzed goods every variety Silver and
bonzed Gard ~ks; beautiful silver Card Baskets; Purses; Eye
Glasses and Spectace Comedian and Desk
S.nds; Cigar Cases and Holders, with great variety other
articles
Additions making every day present assortment and
will be made render desirable
vesier. merchant, To call upon MARQUAND CO.
kb +im l8l Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

SOM r. n II T. OOOD
of New Bedford. Dr. BRANDRETH refers 10 genuine
ness to W. Albo of Prince street ard Bowey, who
New Bedford, Nov. Z, 1855.
Dr. Brand eth-Sir About eight past your
thousands of such things speculative money
catching thing; still advised try them by persons who said
they RIGHTEOUS PILLS was however, hless Of
boxes took them odng the directions and found they
helped much My nghbs. knowing how long had been
afflicted anxious TO know the result sd Informed them
that had received great benefit ON the boxes which would
induce purchase My wife for long had been
benefit And sir, while detail my
plain the main bod, whck though springs
life all ered. DYSPEPSIA INDIG ESTION Weak
of the Lungs, Nervousness rheumatism SICK HEAD
ACHE. ASTHMA GREAT Loss OF APPETITE, Ian
GUOR, TREMOR, COSTIVENESS, &c. &c. Such have
varied symptoms but must and will that took
such medicine yow Pills. which touch all parts of my
complaints with them, you may
me % s1. the ssmss
Dyspepsia, infcmn,atory Rheumatism, &c. ecualy cured
New York. Isl Laurens street. Feb 2, 1886
DR.. Brandre-Sif Your Vegetable Unv-rs Pills have
through Providence the restoring health end enjoy
when every other had been used without the least
than four prev with Ihem
lid had had the advice of The eminent profess
Infsmmstory Rheumatism My symptoms were paas in INV
right and also in left side back almost every imb
which often became bad conne bed also
subject violent pasmodc attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed, Miserable in the For had
relish for my food, and seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
began with nes.mabe Pills. Indeed, every
past have been laid he'd agony; but fortunately
your Pills May last and thank God have
perfectly restored have felt well this tmc
many years Make what please of this communication
duty owe and the public generally for the benefits
experienced am sir yours very respectfully s
Office 1877 Hudson street. nearly opposite Broome Price Is
cents per box fer l6-im+
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
AUCTION SALES.
c. n. WOMAN, Auoto.eeI.
ELEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
~ ON PRINCE, CROSBY, AND ORANGE STREETS,

LLEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES md LOTS
Il ON PRINCE, CROSBY, AND ORANGE 81 Reefs,
to close VAN ANTWERP VAN DYKE will sell
ancon, Thursday, Sd Mach II ociock al then Sales
Room, No. le Broad sttet:-
The FLOWING dble improved property worthy the attention
of capitalists, stig of the entire front Prince street. from
Crosby Orange and nearly opposite Miles Garden, and
running back about lis feet Orange and Crosby streets On
Pruce there three brick hous The first stories
all good On Crosby there
brick HOUSES with domer windows, and bsement
rooms the yard &c all in GOOD On Orange
thee stony brick houses, also, in good Older
Autographed maps and further description Of the above
will be ready the auction the 18th inst and
future embellishments The sale will he absolute Terms
10 be paid the auceDeer the day of sale so
per May when the deeds will be ready and the
balafc bsr 60 per cent bod AND
Title ndisputshle. A. No. 81 feb 26-dts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
hUCTOk CUKBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

II the confidential msnne his Office, IL Duane street,
between Chatham and William New York, where
afflicted with del diseae old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
dis of the bladder uTea and kidneys and all d,
arising from the abuse of mpur OF the blood
invited call The bancu often arising from The abuse
mercury need no descriptions troubled with certain
disc apply Dr. Cob With the having
Ideally cured without particle Of mercury, other dangerous
medicine His reasonable and proportional the
Of the applicant Dr. C. has educated in Europe under
teachers of acknowledged talent and has had considerable practice
extensive hospital; and dispensaTe Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles, and perfect effected il lhee
days, without confinement from business the slightest pain tie
patient medicine may be had prevent the of
certain disease. The honoa cresy observed. Attend
dailvfrss " 10 NJ jan7 IF
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

BROWN 4 Co. having heretofore made great improve
menis in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention to
s important branch Of Business and 6aiter they
have succeeded in manufacturing article which ghnes
Arzty and lure be exceled by nothing Thi.
bat The combined result Of several experience the
fseus much attention and in the
Brown Co in presenting 10 the public think they
resche4 che umaum Of beauty eapDes eatne durability
and eof the They also been
doing for time superior Fur Hat which furnished
THREE DOLLARS Ths hat has been highly approved by
re public, long experience will testify. All
therefore good customer the losses of Wholesale
deaen supplied al the shortest notice al
BROWN Cos. Priced Hat Stare.
sep 1e- l78 Chatham. corner of Mott street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
RELIEF FOR MOTHERs.-THERE ARE two

H remedial articles Inventions promising comfort and 10
mothers and infants that deserve he ally known The
breast intended draw milk distended Oh
struoted breast beautiful suh for the human mouth and
well calculated relief TO the sufferer The other convenience
intended for who though able and willing sucke their
infa often distressed and sometimes from the
performance of their natural Office by nipples the
venence Of both parties Ii skfuy prepared that the
and purity preserved while the infant noushed
without distressing the For sale by Patrick Dick 4l8
Broadway, Canal street. feb Aims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

THE Truth ILLPREvAIL!-CERTA
Il CURED.-Dr. G,odw

= - n
Il DISEASES CURED.-Dr. Goodwll's Gonorrhea and
elect Deteees The only nfahle remedy discovered for
Gonorrhea and Geets, become well known
hed IN all parts OF the Kingdom require Its
universal which instance has failed
faRed TO in hours the nasn
natory case OF Gonerhea elects and Whites in all their stages
Structures seminal weakness OF the ons Irritation
nretha and gravel well chronic affections of
der and kdHy, ever violent Of long Standing This
and emily inbe remedy agreeable liquid on
constitution eine composed OF SaIsapsls and
aons that while the system its superiority
IFS efficacy Every that has made Ut this
been m physician and secrecy has been secured Having
proved checual IN almost thousand
knowledge failed The
from the recommendations Of the highest medical
well as those who have experienced lis sbous beneficial
cine being Tie most ecua remedy the
OF the above diseases giving muscular sir~nrh
health 10 the whole frame. The females NAV take
with perfect safety DR.. Goo4wrs Detergent safe certain
and speedy for the above diseases % The
most prosctsd II taken without
patched by qusck doctors quck Those thai make
e OF single bottle be convinced Of the method
ing cured The moo Of this medicine person be
their physician with will prevent occurrence
OF the disease male female fastdious
decacy and blessing human kind always be Al
hand N B. word to the take medicine but above
and from Quack Doctors whose appear Ina
public print and then take
constitution =
awe have much plea hearing this safe ard
eHicacos medicine; 10 this grounds imparary
knowing several friends have been cured by il"
know.
For sale by appointment ny Patrick Dkie as Broadway cor,
of Lpenard J. Syue, Of Walker Bowery
and by T. Austin 45 Camnr street Price 50 per
feb 9-tf