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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

Increased ooiigatons to the Supreme
, BIS. S|hSS 81 gREEsdSsa call saasn ss
ias il at home and in the congregation,
|nonly around the domestic, butthe pub
altar 1t is our duty as well as our
fIlege 10 assemble as people, and
nnianeously offer up our thanks 10 AL
|nshly GOD for his unspeakable kind
ra for the peculiar blessings ofihe cIo-
|ng year and. in the Language Of inspi-
lahOn, to Enter his gates with thanks.
v1ng, and his courts with praise
Do therefore, at the request of thesSen-
2nd House of representatives, appoint
uRSDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF
kCEMBER NEXT, to be observed as
tdpublic THANKSGIVING, PRA Y
FAd PRAISE throughout this State !;
HslIy recommending that every thing
nsisent with the duties of such a sea-
nay be laid aside. and that the people
assemble at their several places Of pub
'oship on that day. and present their
Hal offerings Of gratitude to our gra-
HPIeserver, for the plenty so bountifuls
Slowed the past season, and for the kind
elion afforded us That amid all His
awments He has suffered no destroying
ass' TO assail US; no public calamity to
aus pray GOD that we may properly
NE his blessings that his repeated
akndness may subdue our hearts. eau
hem to be filled with unfeigned love
and our fellow men that we may
naOed 10 overcome our sordid and sell
laures. and offer on that day. and al.
hose sacrifices which shall be we'll
Alg'n His sight. And while we come
na'he festive board, mingling our sym.
Sand exchanging congratulations, and
much cause for gratitude and devout
sslvlng, let us not forget those around
,ao from the pinching hand Of want,
%Slng for their joy from the superb
lNee ofthe truly grateful and charita-
enembering that He. who has so lib
supplied our wants. commands us TO
ll@oners of His bounty, and that true
aas swell expressed in feeding the
Y and clothing the naked.
hpray for the continuance OF His
aNa loving kindness;-Tha He would
s"lnall our relations that parents
N 'raln up their children that they
well prepared to receive their civil,
and political sinheritance, and that
1u'iments may be instilled into their
Is shall render them worthy ofthese
rsOle privileges that our country and
"s''nllons may be preserved from
l'aal all measures. adopted by our ma
I'iauslate governments may be directed
0esi good Of all and that such wis
~ay be impaired 10 all our rulers as
'asole and induce them to labour unre-
Ky Tor the increased prosperity ofour
N ~ invoke the favor of Heaven upon
'"Isges and schools tina. they may
M "nh, throughout the length and
sol the land. those influences only,
I '' the legitimate emanations Of right
S'Ic'ed and well educated minds. And
ICY US pray that the mild and benign
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

BIZ We once more remind our subscribers
icho are indebted for he Phqnir, thai his
Is ne last time are shall call for our pau,
through The medium Of ae,ospaper. We
are sorry 10 say Il, bpt some Of our suJscri-
cers appear 10 be reyy negligent about par
ing This ,ciH moi do. The price of orr
paper as SO iosc that zee must hare prompt
payment
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s TO " r. s.

HALL & TOWNSLEY offer for sale the
- ger PATTERN KELLEY OOKIN G.
STOVE, superior to any in use in this vicinity
-combining all the advantages OF the Conical,
Premium and Stewart Patterns, and at the
same time placing the large Boiler over the
irr where itfcan be heated with very little
fuei4 They are put at less price than any
other o. equal advantages, and warranted to
give Satisfaction 10 the purchaser. All kinds
OF Produce received in payment.
Theyaiso have for sale at the lowest prices,
The focison imp ored, Rotary, Sferdrts,
Preniunl and Cynical
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ORDINATION.

Rev. Osro French Of Dumnersson VI was ordained
w. Foreign Missionary, at the North Church in his
village, ON Wednesday, the 7sh inst. by the Windha.n
Assassination. Rev Mr. Bradford OF Wardsboro. iuyok-
ed tho Divine blessing, and read appropriate passages
Of Scripture; Rev Mr. Stark Of West Brnttlcboro a.
Tered the introductory Prayer: Rev Mr Barslow Of
keene, preached the Sermon: iev Mr. Beckles of
Chesterfield, offered the consecra,ing Prayer: Rev
mr Walker Of Bra,ieboro, gave The Charge. Rev
nc Child OF Du'nmerston, gave the Right Hand Of
relationship: and Rev Mr. GriswoId of Fayetteville
offered the concluding Prayer. The singing was au-
prop~iaie aud excellent The exercises were inter
cstirg and attended by large and gsaiificd audi
ence Mr. French il destined to the Bombay Mission.
unier the care Of the American Board OF Commission
ers for Foreign Missions.
We learn that Messrs. ThcIler and Dodge. Who late
" csfapcd from prison Quebec, arrived in this citv
yesterday from Augusta, Maine, 10 the steamer VAN
derbilt having made their escape b, why Of the Maine
frontier Boston Pat.
Jusfices Of the Peace FOR fhe foscn Of lJyh;finr-
ham: Amos Brown. Elisha Putnam, David Chase
"a, Henry Goodnow, Asa Godfey John T.. Butler.
Obed Foster, Leonard Brown. Rufus Brown, Reuben
Vim. '--'' :
mttsibE nibse vsySs- bfarunooiS rl,imdhy. ,tJn
n'eDeing at half past 10, A. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

A VERY desirable PASTURE contain
"A ing from IT'S to 200 acres Of excellent
land well fenced, and in good order for sheep
or other stock. Said land lies 10 the town Of
Marlboro, VI. adjoining Bratteboro and about
9 miles from the East Village
Inquire OF HALL & TOWNSLEY.
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Es.giMe Co..paMy NO. I,

The Members Of Engine Company Ne I, are re-
quested to meet at Col. Paul Chase's, on TUESDAY
evening next, ut o'clock. for the choice 81 officers
the year ensuing, and ACT on any other business
which may come before the Company. A punctual
attendance Of all the members is requested.
By Order Of the Captain.
JOSEPH CLARK, Clerk pro TEN.
Bratiioboro, Nov. IA. lsaS Luz
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Cooking Stoves, &c.

YNHE subscriber having taken the Agency
IL for the sale of WooIson's celebrated
COOKING STOTES, offers for sale On as
sortment Of sizes at the manufactures prices.
ALSO, for sale as aJoce,
10 COBB'S CooKISG SrovEs, a good article;
highly approved by those who have used Them
.Aiso-R Rotary Cook Stoves, Box and ParIor
do, Stove Pipe and Sheet Iron.
AUSTIN ORCHARD.
Fayetteville. Oct. %. o
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rur MoRMoNsl ArPALING !


TIE mORM0Nsi APPALLING
correspondence Of the N. Y. Express.
,,,or orrHE MIssoyRiAN,( Fayetfe, Mo. J
October ~, 1898
LATER AND MORE DREADFUL
NEWS.
[he simultaneous tolling ofbells arobsed
IAN our pillow, last night. to hear the
|,rsal Of the most barbarous atrocities.
following letters which were read be-
the meeting which speedily assembled
A, Court House, embody the principal
|, as succincIly, perhaps, as any Ian
[ce which we could subs,ituie--and we
~ submit them without further com
4, Than that the authors are gentlemen of
|sr,t responsibility. The meeting last
m adjourned TO meet again at 8 this
|minr, for the purpose Of organizing, and
|rbing this evening or to morrow.
SNowDEN's, Oct. 25, 1888.
Ed JOKES, Sir--News has Just reached
Ere that the Mormons have attacked
cat 10 pieces Capt. Bogard's company Of
men, except 3 or a, who have escaped
IN saw The Mormon force is 800 or 400
|6mOnd is threatened to night. Ii YOU
snare, wish you to detail two or three
|panies Of troops and repair to Richmond
all speed.
Yours in haste,
GEO. WOODWARD
Aid to General Parks.
|snlcnen,-News ofan appalling nature
psi reached us. Capt Bogard. who
ordered with his company TO guard the
bier Of Ray county, was attacked and cut
|sces by immense numbers, They were
powered by 300 or 400 Mormons, while
we're guarding their own frontier.
/ minutes ago, three reports OF a can
were heard in the direction Of Richmond.
hing has been heard in various directions
there is no doubt that these Infatuated
bins have attacked Richmond.
Ihs news Of their burning and pillaee
already reached you. They have in
Ihby captured the cannon. and taken
BY prisoners--probably killed many.
nes county Is scene Of desolation.
is probably SO ere this time, and their
movement will be at this place. II is al
" threatened
B up and doing. Bring all the men you
and let us check them in their course
Isstruction and devestations They are
Fing on with giant strides 10 the climax
|afchy, civil war, and desolaiion. Wolf
Baker will explain all | have Just re-
I'D orders by express, from Brig. Gen.
|As to raise $50 mounted men. Fihy |
volunteered, and the remainder l will
bnin day or two.
Flirhe people up in Howard and Chair.
Send all the brarss you can with
and we can meet and check them in
mad career Yours in haste,
VIM. CLAUDE JONES.
|Congrave Jackson. and others.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

INcPoFtcu Tor the Duly Advertiser & Patriot.l
Az market 1900 Beef Cattle. 100 s,,oe.. eooo
Sheep, and 200 Swine. 49,
PRICES Beef Catie--we quote 10 correspond
with lac, week, viz: first qualify at I So; second
quality 80 a 81; third quality so So
Barrefiing Caffie--Du Of SALE but we shall prob
ably not he warranted 10 altering from our las, QUOTA
tions, viz Mess 80 9 rs; No. l. 5Oa 5 IS.
- Sforss-Two year old SIS 2s; three year old
Sheep-D Dali; lots were taken at so, 1 81. rs.
%, ~, so, 2 SO, SO and % ~ -
Stcine--Lois To ledde we're sold ~ 9 Ia q lie
Tor Scws and Ida IL for Barrows. AZ retail, I
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NO 2Mistalxe.

HNAILORlNCi in all itsbranches (Coat-cut-
ting excepted) faithfully executed bv 3
lu.licious and well Experienced Females. II, The
SHELL that contained the Shop forn,erIv &C.
cupled BY A. d. Putnam. Said Shell siiuat-
boro Centre
Brattleboro, Nov. 8, 1888. 10
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nAvIES' Arithmetic, do FRS, Lessons IN
- Algebra, do Bourbon, do Leqcndre. do
Surveying do. AuaIyticaI Geometry, do De-
scr,ptws Geometry, do Calculus, do Shades
ana SHADOWS Webster's Bibles, Dicks
w ofks complete In one volume, &C.
AT TnE BRArrLrnono Boogsrnnr.
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Looking Glasses,
BRASS An dirOns. SC.

PRIME RIM aga n fs gh9 8Issxs
Andirons; Brass head Shovel & Toscs; Tea
Waters; Britannia and block tin Tea Pots.
Knives and Forks; Sad Irons; plated tea and
table Spoons Shutters and Trays; brass, Ger
man silver, and iron CAEDLEsTicxs and Lamps:
CRoeKEKr, GLASS and CHIkA WAREs, &c. Sc.
in the House Keeping line;
just received for Sale, nv
AUSTIN ORCHARD. u
Fayetteville, Oct % 20
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Nei0 Ag eats appointed for the sale of Psu-
Sstive RE- Peylon Chandler, Pn n.,,,y
Austin Brchard, Newfane. (See advertise
melp on last page.)
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NO TICE.

WANTED Immediately, a JOURNEY
w NAN SHOEMAKER, a first rate
workman and Of good industrious habits, well
informed in most branches of business usually
done In custom shop; and by immediate APP
pI'catlon, will find steady employment for long
time by applying 10
AUGUSTUS w. PUTNAM.
Guiltord, Green River, Nov 6, 1888. 40
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"A Nfiquantity Of Custom Logs will now be
"A received and sawed at short notice, and
on reasonable terms.
az Mill and Circle Saws Breasted. .f1g
IS-Pine Plank (seasonedl Oak, &c.
DR.. JOHN WILSON.
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COOKING STOVES:

Together with ParIour Stoves Of The most ap-
proved kinds--and Box Stoves Of all sizes at
verv reduced prices.
Also
BasAi4 aea EEaslish p sQA s EESQ We, PIPE.
niture Of all kinds.
Old Stores taken in payment.
Those wishing TO purchase Stoves are in
viied to call aud examine their assortment be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Nov. Is.
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New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
rTvHE subscriber embraces tbe t;rst leisure
moment to redeem his pledge 81 giving
further particulars relative TO his stock OF
NEW GOODS,
which, owing to press Of business, must, ne
ces .o y be brief s and imperfect. ~
HS-comprisine complete
assortment OF ttw mosf fashionable colours---
including fine 9rnb for Gents. Over Coats.
z Dark and lEsab Stout Coatinrs
20 Pieces CASSiMERES- great variety of
'coonrs-some very fine land elegant--incius-
ing fine English Black, Sleeps Grey, SC. Sc.
from Si.1a Ia to 5,75 per yard. ~
20 pieces FuILnD Cforn.
VESTINGS--a full assortment
Goats Hair and common CAMBLETS..
~ Pieces English and French Cd MERg-
NoES-good assortment Of colours and quail
ties, Gerry iow.
Persian Grapes and Ladies Camblets, q full
assortment.
10 Pieces Mourning and Fascy C;nehams.
do small figure elegant Ioufning Prints.
90 do i" q English & American
fine high coored do
30 Pieces American do. medium & low price,.
Red, white, and black Merino SHANiS. -
Marlborough, raw Silk and cotton do. t n
RAN and printed Highland do.
An elegant assortment Of Fancy HpKys.
Bandanna, Flagg and Pongee do.
full assortment black and coloured SILKS
for Dresses. Bonnet Silks do
Ribbons and Millinary Of all kinds.
Black Silk Velvet from 80 to $50 per yard.
Black silk fringe do. Edgings.
IA and Sd black and white Bobnett Laces
--Footings. ~
Wash Blends, Thread, Bobbinett and rom
mon Edgings. Lace and camhfick Insef,inps.
White Cambfcks, checked and corded do
Linen do. Cd and 81 LINEN DAmAsKs.
Birds eye and Russia Diapers. CRAsH.
Irish Linens, fine brown do.
A fell assortment Of Ladies and GentIcmens'
GLOVES and HOSIERY
Rose and Point Blankets; fine white and
yellow Fiannels; red and green do.
FURS--I.adies elegant Boas, Sc each.
Do Capes. Gent. Fur Caps.
Bale prime Buffalo Robes.
.4fso, -4Uo0 yds Sheetings and Shirtiugs.
bales Batting; brown and cold Wadhinr:
Wicking; 90 pieces brown Dnllings.
Having spent more than half month In
Boston, the subscriber assures the purchasers
of goods that he is enabled to show them many
rery great bargains in all the various depart
ments of his extensive assortment, which Is at
this time very full and complete
AUSTIN ORCHARD.
Fayetteville, Oct 90, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

From Evesing Editoa of yes'erday.l
Roam az AlprRnsS.- Wednesday, Jan. 3d.--Pre-
sent ali but Aid. Patterson, Randall, Waterbury,
Bruen and Acker
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
A communication was received from the Mayor,
stating that he had signed certain ordinances
Several Iemonsirances and petitions were referred
amongst Others that of Samuel Rich and los Others
against the extension of Centre street.
The report of the Committee on Finance was then
read containing the report on the Comptroller Re-
port with the estimates of monies required for the
year 1885, showing that the accounts stood
thus
Expenditure 81 ,53s,4S0
Receipts, 2l4O00
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nedy suppression rresusrity al where nature
toes not have her proper and regular course.
r. They must set be taken during pregnancy, ashley
vii produce abortion.
sefd by H. Mart corner OF Bresdwsy and Chambers 81
r. NJ Gulon. q Bowery ard Grand ST.; and b, r.
Burnett. IS 9Th avenue. SLIM
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE-HUNT RED
DROPA single bottle ~ this nfsllible remedy vene.
real disease when used directed has found in every
instance TO effect safe snd speedy cure, having failed
N acknowledged be the certain, cure
diet.
str Ell. d28lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
DEAD THE FOLLOWING ASTONISHING
IL CJTRE on CONSJTNPTION--A gentleman whose

residence will give any ishng It, but wko
wish floating about in the public press, commune
has heoa i'll for about with cough,
occasoned by cold and attended with pain in
the side and chest as about pint day of matter from the
skorness of BREATH emacaton sweats and at times
raising blood He attended for long time by the first
this who finally said they could do
for hm he then reorted patent remedies and OF these he
took myrads-gvng all fair trial. but all useless AT
length he bottles OF Dr. Tayos Balsam Of Liver
wort, ard is daily attending his business strong and
healthy lie is willing give information necessary
respecting Apply SIS Bowey where this medicine
s sold. dl2mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
I APx M9ETAGyE.s coMPoyND Gar.

NESE sOAr-Prce 80 cents-For beautify ing the COM
pexon removing eckles sunbun, for healing eruptions
kc celebrated for removing unpe roughaess 81
The skn, producing rich emoeat and fragrant alher
eelent quality for the ,oe. and nursery This delightful
Soap that offered for the Toilet and peculiarly adapted
nursery and fair sex.
Thssuperor article justly merits the high for gen.
tlemen shaving a heavy beard and tender face.
~ Be cautious about buying other Soaps there
peres about them that very injurious.
For sale by A. Underh 50 Beekuaa st. corner of Williams;
Syme 6S Bowery, Walker and Bond aso at
scheheins ia Canal Lawrence ST. Price SO
Der cake d9-lms
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STEKLlNG's ORIENTAL BALSAMI'

STENLlNGsS ORIENTAL BALSAMlC
- COMPOUND-An ec acious salntary, ana eiectual re-
needy in all Of Involuntary Emissions Semi
nal Weakness eguary OF tho Aenses rrated or Dseasea
action Of the Bladder and in all diseases OF e Urinary Or
The immediate reiet generally afforded by the use OF
the Basamc Compound in short of time has much
heightened its celebrity in the cure OF the above diseases
confidently offered csmpanying certificates ofe mos,
eminent OF British Faculty. which will stamp the high re-
pustion which the unique preparation is valued Prepares
only Nv Sterling White Chapel, Lonon. Sold wholesale
ana retail by NATHAN b. GRAHAM
o4- No 90 Nassau Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
THOMPsON,S SURGICAL TR


Doctor Carpenter having lad the of regular
medical educaen, and having received his Diploma for the
practice OF Physc and Surgery from the New York State
Medical Society, and having had years general
and very successful practice In this city, deyoes his personal
and undivided attention 10 the Of Oh diseases Incident
fra humanity and particularly certain or train OF
diseases for which 80 many nosums spd plans Of medicine
abound IN The columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
u be treated agreeably 10 the symptoms that may
and the various stages and changes they may
hence the least reflection mind that
no specific nosIum ean be applicable to slicsse
The extensive experience Of DIR all
varieties Of this disease, enables him oaer speedy and
thorough and to adopt class OF medicines arsnp ed
and compounded offend the suspicion
compounds totally unknown to the ordinary quseks OF
day
b Separate and Offices been arranged for
the privacy Of patients. who contact
Charges mode and adapted the capacity the patient
An nalbie preventive Of certain diseases We obtained
theloffice-Price, e. linn
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Sl,539,450
2I4,000
Deficit.
Sl,S25,320

Deficit Sl,S25, 800
The report also contained resolution, requiring
the Counsel Of the Board 10 prepare the necessary
papers for memoriasing the Legislature requesting
that body pass the necessary law authorship the
Common Council to raise 81 300 900 by tax oa the
people of this city, TO pay the necessary expenses
for the year 1898. This is what is usually called
81 he Tav L
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MRS. BInD.7 Division stres,


species and symptom OF the veneres Hunters Red
Drep has long been IN resera by the public bsewng
blessings and receiving praise; scarcely In the OF
skepucism 10 doubt its virtues Of envy deny them.
when has achieved ascendant career Of usefuaess
which distances the competition Of mere boss fu pretensous
and has secured conspicuous universal
intrinsic worth aose This invaluable medicine be oh
tanned ~ No 80 North Sixth phladerhs; Division st. ~
Works 7Hanover st Boston; 50 Hsml,ons st. Albany.
d2a.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

The notorious Farfington was then admitted 20
bail The Recorder said he had set up precedent IN
the case of Fros and that he had admitted con-
Wet bail he must admit the ether This Is curious
argument-two wrongs TO make one right ne vas
bailed himself in $5000 and three suretes IA SoU0U
each His sureties were Ira B. Wheeler Saml: Fow-
Ter and Oliver Taft. Thus has this convicted vaga-
bond escaped unwhipt Of justice.
The only case that was tried today was an assault
and battery Miss Cohen, very handsome young
German lady, complained thar MIR. Blenenhoat, a
German, had pushed showed, choked and beaten
her She testified that he took hold OF her, and hug
gcd her and shook her. and she added, that she
would not be struck by or Rugged or pasned or look
hold of by the best man that ever breathed.
Mr.. Barney Colt said, 81 wash present at de
mush and Miss Cohens said shum things, and she
pushed and she showed into Mister blenenhoat some
sheveral times; and she shays 50 mnch more as she
shall have dc right 10 shove and push every mans as
she sha please 10 shove; and dat dlsn country de
free countries of most countries, and dat IN dish Anne.
rca all OF de womans IN dish country haves all
de rights pash any of de men as she shall please.
Rec.-What did she sayl
free liberty 10 do as dey shall dam please in Ame-
RIGA.
Rec-Well she's pretty nearly rght-the women
really do almost as they think proper.
WItness.-And she says as she shall push any mans
ven she likes and no mans shall push her ven they
likes vidout de punish.
Rec.-Did she say that she would push any man
when she pleased but she would let no man push
her.
Witness She did do as much as shay all dat.
Rec.-Well she's singular woman. She does nt
believe that good turn deserves anotner or that
one good push deserves another Well, gentlemen,
she 5 pretty nearly right. She might properly push
him away, bat the prisoner had right 10 push her
or lay hold Of her against her will.
Thejury therefore found HIM guilty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

MlDwIFERY.-MRS BIRD having been duly qua.
I nhed yingin hospital In Europe may seen by
and Offers her professional services
tn the ladies OF New York Reference be given whom
has attended and also gentemes Of the faculty In
this eiy-Dr Bush Dr Frsnck tProfessor) Dr. Ralph, DR.
Wolf DR. Wright, and others
mrs Bird spprises The ladies who hsy. kindly favored
her with their and females
nues TO be Consulted the different
ouent in peculiar stages her rd yet always
duciag ssiutary change IN the
sensitive female better health daring pregaaoy
other times She also devotes
ofwemeu and children and aunto ward sciions 10
females he Cupping and eechsg Residence No. Divsos
street a~~
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MRS. BIRDS CELEBRATED AP1 ri
Nl EMIT AND TONIC RENOVATING yEGETABI

PILLS-MRS BIRD Encouraged by the many fattering
enconums which he has received oH her friends
ana DESTROYS benefng the human family, induced
public above medicine safe and
for all diseases of the stomach and Complaints arising from nd
reston and bile These pills have
fail to effect permanent and radical by proper APP
pcntion perseverance, indeed abuBdanily ecacos
has been their thousands testify their valuable
and bene properties The proprietor u the receipt
pu Ting preamble the many important qualifications Of these
pills any other IN present use merely TO eHumerae
and perfectly eure-Bieus and liver aee
TONS cosveness asthma piles settled palms, dyspepsia
mic and inhammatory rheumatish headache mpurity OF
the fluids debility the sickness incident females
delicate health and fact every description dsordered
will be found easy certain and infabe
confident anc paen they will be found universally an
invaluable family friend. Sold only at Dvisics street, by
MRS BIRD. Advice gratis. o27-Sm*