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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-01
Correspondence Of the National Inteligsncer
NEW YoRK. March u.

New York, March ~.
Sines yesterday we have had anoth-
or, another, and even third arrival,
bringing us later news from England,
France, and the Continent. The pO-
litical news, however, is Of NO import
ance.
The English papers contain mslan-
choly account fthe shipwrecks oftwo
of Our New York ships-the one the
Glasgow, ship Of ABB tons burthen,
which sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the Sth February, with full
cargo of iron, corn, salt, copper, and
bale goods. She had 80 passengefs.
Upon the 10Th February, while under
full sail, she struck shoal of rocks,
known as the Barrels, eleven miles
west of Tuscar, The ship and cargo
was an entire loss, and Twenty-Five pas.
sengers persisted. The other ship was
the Jane and Margaret; also bound for
,his port from Liverpool. SHE was d
new ship, built | months since at St.
Johns, N. B. and was upon her second
passage. It is presumed she struck
upon the Arklow. More than tyo hun-
dred persons svere on board, and all hare
persisted
The shipwtecks upon both sides of
the Atlantic, for the last four months,
have been awful beyond all precedent.
A thousand bodies have found their
graves in the great deep; and upon our
own shores, and near our own city, it is
to be feared that many lives have been
lost that humanity might have saved.
Since Saturday, large quantities OF
foreign wheat have arrived at our mar
ket, and almost half a million Of BUSH
sels (Which is great abundance is now
On hand.
The most melancholy piece offntel-
ligence I have heard to-day comes from
Smyrna by the way Of Cadiz. We
have had an arrival from Cadiz this
morning. which brings news, up to the
2lst Of February. Upon that day an
English steamer arrived at Cadiz from
Malta, which brought the intelligence
that Smyr7ad had been destroyed by an
earthquake, and that four thousand per-
sons had persisted! The captain of the
ship Monte Video, from Cadiz, is my
informant.
Three p. MI have Just seen, and
send you, a copy of the following cir
cular, issued by Barring, Brothers & Co.
1t is dated London, I'd March.
DARING, BRoTHERs s. Co. beg toi inform
their correspondents in the United States that
they cannot consider Bills ef,Exehange of the
character described as foot as a proper remit
lance to them to cover engagements entered
into for their accounts viz, .g.~
'sist. Bills drawn by agents on their prin.
cipais or employers in Europe, unless endors-
ed By substantial houses to the remitters.
"2d. Bills drawn by firms in the United
States who are partners in the firms drawn or
very general, Ssa nssm6er Of failures haze
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-01
.YTnchSsse Cards.

THE subscriber offers for sale q 81
Div of choice MI CHINE C.dRDS
ROBERT SHERRART
April l, 1887.
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{@ I'VE are authorised to announce
JOHN MULLIN, Esq, as candidate
torepresent Hardy county in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-01

The Legislature of New Jersey has passed
Law giving to fugitive slaves the nidHr OF
TRIAL pt tuHr.-4A public dinner was Civ
en- to Senators CALHOUN and PREsroN at
Charleston, 4. c. on the 10th ult.-On the
21st, at Richmond, Senator R1vKs. also re-
teised, the compliment of a public dinner.
Hon: JEREMIAH McLENI, the late
representative from the Columbus district in
Ohio, died at Washington city on the 18th
ult., aged 10 years.-Capt. Samuel Cooper
has been appointed chief clerk Of tho War
Department.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-01
rs SALE NEXT WEEK. :
LAND at Public Sale.

I WILL offer at public sale, on
premises, on Wednesday the 9TH do
-apriI mert, at IL o'clock; M.
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in Europe, or by partner or his house, un-
less endorsed by substantial houses to the re-
.sd. Bills, however in order, drawn at a
longer sight than sixty days.
ssLoNDoN, March 2, 1887"
This circular is calculated to increase
the alarm among us. The excitement IS
taJsen place tbs morning; tits impossl-
BILE for our monetary affairs to be worse.
In great haste, yours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-01

0e-No papers received from Baltimore since
Sunday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

SPRING NtIIE AZ


We have the satisfaction Ia state that tn c<prr,
n'ent made with the Italian. OF Splns W fel, m
tins ne'ghbofhood, has been hight, satisfactory and
successfu' IN every ms auce, that we have vet Gr,d
It's adaptation TO oursoil aui climate W think ln,ir.
Of no question, aud We doubt not thai lis inttodu,-
ton among Ms to confer the most lmportat hem,
hts on our community This wheat va, b.onoh t
from Florence, about five years ago, and has been
cultivated III New urh ever since with ptr,t IN.
cess, yielding FROM twenty to thirty bushels 10 the
acre on ordinary land aud is IA usual request ,lnouo
farpe as lar as knowlcdec-o It has cNtculcd On,
attention was inst called to IT last tall. hl 4 lclc,
from Jay Hathaway, Esq. Postmaster 1T Rome New
FORK, TO the editor OF the Richmond Eeqnlrcr
which we published N the Spectator Aban ,,>
bushels OF II were procured in fcbruar, last b, John
- Breckenridge, Esq. through the knh attention nj
Mr.. Hathaway twhose disiult rested zeaI IN tie dis
seininaiion OF this valuable cram i worthy ,t an
Tase) and distributed among our citizens The
Senior Editor got bushrl, which after cleansing If
OF the oats which was mixed with it, left about seven
eIgtths This was sowu aboutthe middle OF March
on hull SIDE from which two crops had Leca IA.
Ken, without mannripg, aud the Weld is estimated
ny Judges at from fifteen In twelty bushels there
being something over thirty dozcn. II i, a bearded
gram, the hearts large and we'll titled and the straw
Of beautiful bright yellow. We have heard of one
gentleman whose yield from peek is fourteen
dozen Benjamin Crawford, Esq. who also sue
ceeded III procuring about bushel aud half 81 the
seed from New York, we understand estlmal,s IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
e. NcM E,iabss>,.l,cs,s.
~ a. * a. &. ~ 4. sss.s 's's 3.

fE'lI&soh~crlber, h',a now ON hand good a,.
soltmrut oi Dry Goods, sroC"r.c.. q e.
and expect SHORTLY 10 "pena LARGE and ~lcnalld So
lection al w ~ s.Sf9sBN, suitable, t,rIrr mn
sent "ud approaching >cason--dI oi which We 5.c
at',t".l'd To Ill at WY small ada lnec. Ion
s~n.
Wcrasp, sohctr continuance Of lhcnuble
patronage $" hbefaN h#stoVcd ga il,c late nm~
rs We ifei '"uidea oj1cm@ enabled tn i've c,llr,
s1'l,i'e9unlu .Ilthn,c vino MAY favor us,lfh, ,,fl
JAMES T.. IIoRNER,
NJ. HENRY WATSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10
POETICAl..
From the Nee York Mirror.
" q HIN GTON,s TOW IN

" q n INETON, TOHR
Hr MRS. sIGouRsff.
Tossb OF the mighty dead
Sscssd be every ms
That waves above thy bed
Or si'sdsits bloom, thSs
While full Potomac flows,
Bright meath Mount Neruon's sun
aionor'db, friends and fos.
Rest lWrs, in blss, reposs,
WAsHiseroN
Sons efoar p,ls rms >i'ss.
Sons OF our boundsss N,st.
We, whom the troric dre.
Or the cold lakes tu to resi,
Meet here rs brotlIers uicrt
Round loved hearth -tpnn
Meet in communion sweri
Her. nj toar fathers fcl
wssHiNer,S,
lie VI Helena'srock
Hath enduring na,no,
Echoed IN bat tie shsek,
ecuptursd in blood aud aauie
Hut vince the mother nj her kpss
Teaches her cradle .on
Lessons of liberty.
thsii he mol lisp OF th-,
MAsuiseroS
Should halclul di-,on ,tc,
Oar patriot strength away.
or fierce IN, aston. reeklc.y zesl
R'.ors old Bunker da,,
or mad ii.uai"u snita tia Tn,
That eress meath, elor, 5 .un
What shall the watehuordhe.
Rousms the true aud In, -
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1 Iil's all Gnr sale.

1 II " l. IN rNccltpnt new Clu> Ill. uiucl Will
ssN "a indicate nnd Accommodating toms.
John f.SIiNt illI'BkD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

.JIRalNlA:-.M Superior g9 nm, q" -, '' T,51,
y belden for liz Town I'll .>ae h'o'-' Oh ! ''''s
fr 9Th ,iay OF November, :, ,,,aa. Elizabctf, Al
'Is.sa " 3n'lloa. s.@riea clI'gn FledrreA
>o , 1a.Ia ,1aa, G,b:a. c,5 J.. Nsl4. tar. Io-
'1, ..l5p l. >nahs.se. lag IL" N'9 p'an,a..
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carrgti.N s..,n..,.i-.NLL.

ss4sIH,
avn B.. iHasst..'. aH'lt IL t.' lily li5
Is#iA. r.. ,3t.ul. Hla..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

T. :. ought 10 have stated that ilr iced lro
cured from the North. had IN lta considerable aa,an
III, OF oats, aud that was 80 particular ~ some
others who so"cd les, III packing them Out, enn>r
q"ent'y there Is still mixed wth my wheat ,auc
oats, but not 50 much came m the seed.
A. n. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-10

Wa AK the attention Of the farmers oftlr cannfi,
to the following valuable cnmmat Icaplon huuoB at
our rnost ,ute gent and socoes #tul atoenuullt.t.
August IL. l-}t.
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July 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

BILE security for the payment OF the debt whcn va.
fused L. T. still rclentess-notn,ng wsuid SATISFY
him but the money the body Of Mr. b. tor the prison.
hoase His friend, however finally succeeded IN 90
tanning his liberty long enough to attend his grandno
Their funeral by giving bond with security for hive
times the OF the claim, that his body should De
delivered ap him, L. T., within given time, dead OF
alive. =,
Is this the code Of christianity adays, Mr.. Edi'
tori Is this doing justice loving mercy and walking
humby with G ID This same christian concers was
broke the very time they pursuing Mr. D. IN me
manner above related. They have not yet paid their
debts, and possibly may do it in full They were
sued after their failure last spring. Tor the small
OF two hundred dollars about which they cried
out persecution and appealed 10 public sympathy
through the columns of newspaper III the publication
the house that sued them.
Such, Mr. Editor, is the character of BIGorRY =
She has no head and cannot think she has no heart
and cannot feel when she moves it is III wrath when
she passes it is amid ruin her prayers are cuses, her
communion is death, her vengeance Is eternity, her
decaloaue written in the blood of her Victims and if
she soops for a from her internal flight II Is
upon some kindred rock whet her vuture fang for
keener rapine, and replume her wing for more san
| urinary desolalionr' A LOCKER VENICE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
sennett,s sew.paper Es, .hiishmsns.

Mosvrre HenAipIssued every morning except Suroay.
Price cents per copy. Country subcrbers furnished ate
specific period on remittance IN ssvsnce
No paper sent out, unless paid In edvanr..
Evrn,Ne UgRALD.-fssued every afternoon ~ ac'Ock .
Price two per copy. Country subscribers furnished
he same rate. Cash, 10 advance.
HERAtp.-Isssed every Saturday mornine NJ MIN
s'elock Price Ia per copy. Furnished 10 nty
sp,,scrl,ers NJ ~ per arnum IN advance.
wrExLy Herald FxTRa-Issued every "Wednesday morn
ing nine O'Clock. Price 81 per rory Furnishes 10
couary subscrbersa 80 per payable In advarcel
In all those at tie
ssusl rates-alwsys payable IN advance.
requested address daer suera
rsnes Gordon Benpeu proprietor and ali letters nbpsmes
10 he posi- paid. .txs,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

as-SsAL BAL ausS
- COMPOUND efcacicus, sasutsry, and ee, taal
uedy In all voluntary Emissions Semi,
nal weakness ofhe Menses frrtaed piseosea
action OF the Bladder and IN al diseases of the Urinary Or
gons THE immediate relief generally afforded by the
The Rannlc Compound in sori Of time Ts much
bc;gbtcred lis celebrity IN the of the above Diseases n
confidently offered with accompanying certificates ortc
eminent efihe british Faculty. which WI stamp the hieh
putaton which the unique preparation valued Prepares
only ~ Sterling, White Chapel Ionon sold wholesale
and r~isi, by NATHAN II. GRAHAM
o46m' No. 20 Nassau st.. corner Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
List. list, OIist!
q y tale unfold, whose sli,htest word

could tale unfold, whose sli shtest WORT
would harrow up thv soul freeze thy young blood;
Make thy two eyes, like start their spheres
Thy knolied and combined locAs to part
Like quilts upon the ireol por .upne."
mercantile house in the city Of New York distir-
gushed FOR its philanthropy particularly IL behalf OF the
African race held small claim against Mr. b. Of New
Jersey In consequence OF the pressure Of the times,
and the arrangement Of The monicd affairs Of the
try, Mr. X. unfortunately compelled to submit
the modification of protest and suffer the claim lie
over unpaid NJ the time il matured. Mr.. J.. t.
Der OF THIS cody concern was appointed 10 visit the resi-
oence OF MI H. Tor the purpose of collecting the debt
Pcsceaby he could, but forcbly IL necessary. Pre-
Stunning mat the debt would not be paid demand he
employed an officer To accompany him. with the hope
that ms presence would alarm Mr. y into immediate
settlement and u not to have him forthwith taken 10
prison. On approaching the residence Of Mr. b. he
found his dwelling clothed in the habliments of mourn
ing and the last sad offices ebout being perform cd
the body OF a beloved and aged grandmother One
would think that such a scene would have melted the
heart of savage but the heart e our charitable friend
stood unmoved-all the paraphersaa Of death had no
effect TO deter him from prosecuting his SHYLocK pur
poses Mr. b. entrested him la all the distress of M.
ture spare the modification OF his own and his friends
feelings at least orsear until he could return from
The intermen Of his grandmother when he would make
some satisfactory arrangement for the settlement of the
claim
a. T. wv have my money; viii not hear thee speak
" ba'fmy money and therefore speak more,
III not De made soft and dull eyed fool,
70 shtke the hcso, relent and sign, and yicd
To Chrssn intcrcesors."
With this friend incrposed and proIcrcJ response.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

ITO THE PUBLIC-Frora the publicity which has
cures by coiens cresaird Rheumatic Embrccs,on
there are few New York who suained
gle cs,e Las been published Iua Win the Signatures Of
wei knovn and highly respectable Northumberland those all
strong and evidences OF the astonishing merits OF the
Embrocation
Among number Of other gratifying testimonials to the mer
the pleasure Of submitting tie public the following letter
om gentleman Of unaorbted high standing IN this city, and
tile Arms
New York, October T. 1887.
Mr. M p. Cohen-Sir,-A member of my family had for
some time been severely afflicted with innn,msory rheupa
eject %nn en aa r YOU
nrocaon procured bottle, an thrive day. application o
paieS, has snce bad free use 81 her limbs am isppy 10
be Testimony to the efficacy Of your Embocaton, and
xar The pains Of Rheuma,isn an wh much respect
or,be GRIN Of re,or. LS.y No rh h,s, .,1;.
The following ofbe gentlemen who have expert
enced The ssu,av edcis o. ibis Emb ccoon, and whose Ger
sass 70 that effect have heretofore been published in this
Capt w. " voss . the big Maria corneio ofEos,oca.
Nv. B. ksrrscn, ESQ , Hed."ns
Henry Henry h,a" E E l E, v's' Sa.Sw,y
H. N"nes, Esq First Lieutenant Of the u s. Revenue
Tbarss Bell. ESQ o. Ann St
Frederick Tsrr Esp 70 Thomas st. late Flour Inspector Of
this port
~ b. The Embrocaiion Is for sale only al 2lc Hudson
street. o2S-ims
A HTIFiCIAI. TE istD, without clasps, sprngs
Se hereby avoiding injury to the adjoining ,ssh on 4,
No. siit broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
TINS esGn 50 gsern mnoMn snm nse, ?.
spy prsc,ced In New York.
ION he New vors psbe ~ this improved SYSTEM n,sy BE-
'os GIN !. ,ss .o Nov. w ssPe, ,e Hsprr
Courier Enquirer sa,h December, 1885.
Evening star. i1b June. 1857 o. snos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
HUNTER's RED DROP.-Tb.s medicine is the

uUNTtiK'S RED DROP.-Tbs medicine the
absolute that has been for the
venereai Lic' IS been known, when seated in the
generation To ston, defy wing tho
physicians. Il is allowed by every
acquainted with IT, be- the safe and quick
known every TIM
the system how oln the case
always be used with the greatest safety by both
dees discovery there lao yaiext
To be obtained No. Dvisiea Every bee that is
genuine will have the written signature Of Uriah leyon So
PHILADELPHIA where Is sold OSOm&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

nR. CIIERRN,S ASTRINGENT PILLS.
~ An eectua cure for sr seminal weakness whites sup
precision. irregular mcnsraton green sickness and oil aec-
ions Of the sidney bladder and PROSTATE gland In gravel
where there command Of Tie bladder they afford in
relief, and ;e few days completely
For sale wholesale and retail bv A. ID. Il D. SANDS, loo
Fulton of wlam New York; DR.. Vim. Young No.
IS South Fourth Philadelphia
N Southern, western and eastern merchants purchasing
~ the dezea gross will be supplied liberal discount,
nd the : will be warranted them produce the desired
hect.
az Price 81 per box resail. ol9lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
MRS BINDS CELEBRATED sOOT HING
lVI SYRtP For CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.-M, Tiers and nurses are
Informed that nfailbie remedy pepsredby Mr. for
children teeLinga remedy which has been the o
lives darling babe when the usions
ba,e bsfed oil skill orly necessary 20 rub the chds
with the syrup to eiiec and ~ IL
renely sleasan the child viii mind the appisa-
ton Is also very e-ctua in opening the OF the guus
any appearance ot teeth, And will Also be found
excellent bedside companion for mothers In pre-
venting ulsoEs &c arising fom pains in the gumt
The chd wakiSg in tbs night, by mued aely yipgs
as above. Sold only by
OF 3m. MRS BIRD, Division strest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

HUNTERS RED DROP.-ThaRks 10 DR.. Hum
ter of Gutenberg the venereal disease dsaned all
its terrors single bottle Of This niaLle remedy is
proved TO be- sufficient in the most invs erae The
dcire prompt and decisive in lis Effects requires
few days. and eqseny but few hours to remove every
particle OF disease the In operation
said To act like without AFTER i'll s
convexeEces Whatever. Both may with perfect
safety without regard circumstances situation,
respect 10 diet Price bole-warraned tn in
Sold only at Division All shall
strictly confidential The genuine medicines cbiaDed
other places but the following Hanover street,
TOM So North Sixth street, Phladepha IS Hamilton street.
Albany. o20ln.
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/ EVIsON's HUNTEK,s RMp DROP.-rfe

I FFISON'N HtNTEN'H KNV DROP.-TFe
IL agent is confident that IL this medicine generally
known, would OF the greatest blessings
happened 10 the human family as he lns knewn
few days, that reduced lew hsy could not
without tie excrucang pain, and thinks lnt IL
person knows thing calculated cviae for
tunes AID suHerng OF human sature,
duty devovng Of every one so situated, from which
ssud seek hsmelves mske public,
conviction this trnth, hc makes his invaluable
known but knaws that the medicine itself will d. rore "
make popular than all he do Price 81 bottle
cfce,5 Division Be particular and that every
1ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

Ak. ia MILTON, a surgeon OF lohg standing, and q
~ pupil OF two OF the first colleges or anaiony and the the
and practice of rhysc and SURGERY in Europe
into the house No 81 Courtandt ST. where he may BE- consult
ed disease incidental human nSrre,
uncoWyne delicate ndccate The desperate
real cured IN from two nine days OF every
other description In time proporonae 10 their and
Attendance q ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13

"A EaEAL GisEA sEa. GhONsRxnEA. Ls. &c.
eugnec TOR ,ae use o. every ndv dua u more
wen :. q, %nes..s and psse cure ed dhs e s I'D
sy s 81 s'S es Il travelling ana
contains every licns kc fer the most perfect
is Impossible 70 express lie satisfaction this little book af
ords all whs Interested the subject begins by ass
cribrg reay what disease ihee
complaints which resemble This
e s ss eaea The
and thus the confdag patient frs! gets robbed ana mem
then proceeds 10 show that The nereai two
distinct included viz venerea dsease
portance 10 know the difference between The two or the
0honorhea pei son. produces veneres in anot-
err neither does veaerea produce the Ghonorrhta
e" IL h
ayd ssSy e
and nothing easy 10 kn' what those circumstances
lions given il ibis little book mercury rendered exceed
agy mild and etcacous remedy The n.x chapter treats
gives the best of curing it also points cut the con-
OF 70 ." Them
follows chapter structure ITSELF which made exceed
wHic much ignorance and knavery practced There
persons for in, ance who pretend to cure i with box 81
The physc In the world would cure s'ricure Ne-
horrible in Us ultimate consequences to ihe patient
while in general proper means are used nothing Is 50 ale
The remaining chapters those other ferns of vsne-
real diseases when soetm, appear in eren. %
these refer circumstance mat can pos
sby in any OF this complaint even rom rs hrs
down its most elected form and mere souid
there form OF yenereal disease which Hes so
dormant constitution to show Itself in no o'her way
than in its effects posiery The treatment OF hese
however plain and eicacous that any one
having little OF medicine complete, undertake
his with y. RECT safety and success.
The price Of the chest OF medcie &C. is si2 the book
aoae is 81, forwarded To any part Of the world.
the chest be addressed 70
the author, DR. RALFH, No. S8 Coriland street, ~ j.
PS. Since Publishing This little book, the anhor has been
nteo RAINY distressed and ruined constitutions
Chiefly from ting certain description OF advertising
peope lead him the opinion that there should be some
integrity skll ossefy prepared
all times give assistance in that disease and TO
ea on the writer proper here that he is a
graduate Of the University Of Edinburgh. member OF the
lege lonGon and author OF Work
pressy disorders Also that he has testimonial let
from highest physicians 10 Europe to the most eminent
in Ameri (Dr Mott New York Dr. Physck OF Phia-
epha and which he will happy to show to any one who
wishes il. OF I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
s.,HE STUDY OF HoOK IkMEPING-No

ny The fever no longer exists in New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13
NIIDIYIFNRY.-MRsB BIRD having been dsIy aaa

y
NI lifted, IN 4 Ing hospital Ia Europe, may be by
her est onias and certificates Offers her
the ladies Of New York reference be given whm she
has attended and aenenes .f the faculty i'm
this ctyDr Bush pr. Frsncis tProiessor) DIR. Ralph Dr.
Wolf, DR.. Wright, and others
NJ r. Mrs Bird appriScs the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and females ally that ~ con-
be consulted the dee affections
auent in peculiar stages mild yet always pro
ducng ssutay change 10 the Nstemse TIA the dticas
sensitive female health daring than
times ske also devotes her attention 10 the diseases
and children and all unioward Affections incldentto
street o27.5ms
DIIEG-PIIEs.-DR. HALEs Pile cininen is a peg
tive cure for the ies 10 three days nc Sold by ~.
Hart corner Chambers street ard Broadway; Burnett
IS 9Th r. Guion, corner ef Bow and Grand
street o1S-lms
GARD 10 JAD1ES.-wIDOww FLCHS FE-
~ MALE PlLLS-1hese excellent OF Pills be call
led TIE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTY
they particularly adapted for disorders incident TO the
FEMALE SEX. Zee advertisement the ohfr OF this
and other aper prepared by Mrs Sarah Ann Wcb Fematc
Physician and for sale by her appointed Agents. price IS
cents. ne-fms