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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11

N Mouis,own, Nos. %. Moses Weld. ag.dsl
years.
Printers in Ney-Hanpsire and Massachusetts
are requested, &c
la Orwel. 2nd Inst. Mary Ann. vjfa 81 Walter
Cniprnan 20 AMI Oh tie 81 inst. Eliza, wife or
John p Larrabee. aid sister OF SaR'uel t. Spaaii-
ing Of tbs village, 50 B0.h died ia The ltl-
atnaulae al faith.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11
WEEKLY RECEiP r.
MAikIsIGD,

in Andover, the 18th nit, 81 Z liver.
Isaac Pu.fer, % Nancy Eaton.
Ia IIubbardton, 5h inst. hy wm DEM
son, Seymour ID. Robinson, "a Senior T.
Walker
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11

FATAL CAsUALTY.-A Distressing &C
cident occurred on the Boston and Wor-
cester Rail Road, at birmingham, on
Saturday last, the particulars of which
are thus given in letter from the agent
of the corporation.
FRAuINGHAM, Nov. so, 1899
L am grieved to say that our gravel
train in coming into the depot this fore
noon. ran over Mr.. Aaron Pratt, a worthy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11
MATERNAL AFFECTION.

c. M, was a slave to Fl. Caggett,
a merchant of Baltimore. Understanding
that she was to be sold to a Spectator IN
slaves, and taken with others to the South,
she left her masters service and went TO
the neighborhood Of HaddonfeFd, New
Jersey, and obtained a situation as do
mestic servant, in a highly respectable
family. c. M, had left an infant,
rather more than year old, which she
knew would have to endure the horrors
and suffering, incident to a state of slave
ry, of which she had largely partaken
though her master was not unusually
severe. This rendered her life miserable
/ in the extreme. 1t was constantly prey
ing upon her mind, and greatly depressed
her spirits. At length she determined tt
make an attempt to rescue her child iron
the grasp of the Shareholder, aud sh'
4 communicated her plan to me. But ap
pretending her scheme itnpractlcabie'
! discouraged her from attempting TO carr.
it into effect representing to her the dan
GER attending it. But mothers tond
ness for her helpless infant overcame al
opposition, and TO Baltimore she wen
, with heart paIpi,ating with fear on 10
, one hand, and esated with hope. on tn
: other. Upon arriving IN that city, sh
: made the Best of her way to the house
e > colored family with whom she had lon
been acquainted, and in whom she kne
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11

Isaac T. Hopper, the writer of the article be-
low, copied from the Youths Cabinet, is the auth
or of pamphlet. entitled Thomas Cooper'-it be-
ing narrative of ftI gi,ve slave. Any narrati, e
from the pen of Isaac r. Hopper, may be entirely
relied upon for correctness in point of fact Per
haps there is not the living person who has helped
as many Individuals to escape from American
Slavery as Isaac T. Hopper. Truly the blessing
of them that were ready to perish will rest on his
head.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

will bring To light disclosures equally Astounding IN this CITY,
The ofomer yet weigh heavily on
the New Orleans banks and the force oub
lie opinion they will eontisss IN state Of suspension until
the takes them hand $4,000 specie arrived
in that city ON the 10th, from ST. Louis.
The message Of Bagby to the Legislature Of Ala
Rama contains an ausion the recent decision Of the Su
prems Court of Alabama in the u which
il was decided that corporation another state may lawfully
contract its corporate capacity through agent the same
to the extent in the state which il
ated The Governor recommends the passage Of such law
will the effect of couneracting this decision. In alluson
the Bank OF the State Of Alabama and branches the capital
Of which is raised the sale Of stock for the redemption
Of which the faith of the State pledged he complains Of tho
excessive issues Of the banks without regard that
principle which should hold in the ultimate payment cf
the debt.
Itappears that the State has issued $40 900 Of stock,
large proportion Of which has been sold by the banks
which without the Of sustaining $500 600 Of
sound currency In this the Governor suggests that the
sold is quite sufficient, with prudent management, for
all purposes and recommends that the
lance be called in and cancelled II appears these bonds
rdeemaoe renewable forever at the pleasure Of the ste
commissioners to be STYLED the commissioners The sink
ing fund.- shall be authorised to from each Bank
annually sum sufficient for the redemption Of the stock
time specified This spirit of curtaiment and reduction of
liabilities breathes through all the public that
lately before and indication Of the spirit that
Ia now abroad.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA WINTER COUGHS :
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand fr DR.. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable Balsam, trsly DEACON
ohope the afflicted from the thousand times acknowledged
fact Of It's having performed astonishing lasting and per-
feet than any other medicine known The
action Of this Bassm in ubtung imam alton Of the throat
windppe, iarynx, crorchir ungsoothng and healing BY
is bsamc powers all alterations ta Of those parts
thss checking the pulmonary Diseases and afordpg Of
cough breathing pain the throat chest side back arrest
ing splitting OF blood, corruption, mitigating night swcat
preventing apopexy and invigorang The frame 10
store the afflicted TO robust health Dr. Mason Bssam has
not get into notice by putting qusekery bat by facts like the
following from the New York Transcript Of Feb 26 1885,
DR. Mason BALKAN his been abundanty proved TO be most
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting blood consurp
tcn &C. gentleman in Office, had been long aud
painfully afflicted with Al The above is has been entirely
ed three bottles of Dr. MaoR very valuable medi.
cine.r
For sale by A. D. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton street; Mil
nor ies Broadway DR. Hart corner Chambers and Broadway
Dower csrper Chambers and Church syme, So and s20
Bowery wyeh, ll3 bewery G. King. GA Broadway
Lindsay s5 Sixth Avenue Creighton corner Csrmne and
Bedford Streets and Burnets Psrumery store, 81 Csaal ST.
Price ~. o22 BIN
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
!. ,ENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, ans rEcs SLIP.

GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, AIS rECS sLIP.--
NJ For Cabin second Cbs and seerase pasenges to and
rom England Ireland Scotland and Wales BY the
dem Liverpool Hull aud Bristol The Subscribers beg TO in
form their and the public that they continue TO make
for bringing out passengers from all parts Of
Great Britain and Ireland on the reasonable 6s
class American packet ships &C which will leave Liver
pool every week throughout the spring or 1870
They bee state that they have packets sailing regularly
from London Hull and Bristol aHodnr those persoss
siding III The Uned States and the Canada who wish to nd
for their .sds any part of the Old Ceusry opPcr
tuui,y OF doing so only be met with a this ONCE
and their agent Liverpool who has been long and avorsby
known connected with the New York Packets will see
that the regularity be observed 10 the punctual selling
preference thai deteston shall to per-
Liverpool whose passage has been settled for with Ne
subscribers.
In ali case. where Ger decline coming the passage
money returned the partie. from who u received
Further particulars made known application ~ ~ issr
post paid, which will prompt sitenton) 70
WI. Il. 'TAfsCOTT, - Peek Slip,
n90- I'm. nest door 10 ISL South street Nsw forh.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

Clcarea.
ihos onastn npma, nom " SSa % s.
Co; Illinois, romp, Phadel, Col Hanson Tooker Jack.
scsve Fla; Shannon (R) Csnn Yarmouth, Ms, Tucker
dsSo.s Is bouiassai we.nn.,sr, Moore, Lo.don,
rswod; Science Harding, Jr. Cedar Key Fla. Nesmh &
Leeds LiA' Hubbard MSs,,. ssurs'' Chairman
Packet ship Fomosa, Crawford from Havre Nov mdE to
Brig Alfred Hammond, Spear d from ouncy Mass. gra.
mite 10 the Exchange Co.
New brig Emily SHERWOOD 10 d. FIN wes'Port Conn bal
last Duahsm Dimon. The is intended for Charleston
sehr Marion Brown day, from Boston, with mdr 20 the
sehr Jasper, Hows., day, from Boston, with mdr to .
schr Perseverance Bartlett days from Plymouth with
schr Anar,c Tuite day. FRO Havana, with sugar. &c
sehr Crescent -, 10 dc I'm wilriosion, NC, mdr to
sebr Abbott Lawrence Hail. day, from Boston, mdr to
Stevens.
One ,hip. one bark, one brig;
Alexander Cope savannsh 0rpheus Cole Mobile; Charrs,
Bright ST MARKS; Emile 4 Helen, (Bremen) weydeman.
Port au Prince, and Others.
The sheffield for Licopooi-This ship will not sail till
Monday next.
70, Lcndon-The Westminster Moore sails today. Her
letter bags will close Gpn News Room in the Exchange,
at the usual hour.
The Oxford, Tor Lverpooi, goes today. her er bags
win close at Gipins.
The steamer American Eagle Capt Peek, arrived last
rne from the brig Spy ashore Cow Harbor, with mdz
sundry persons The Spy will be got of without much dam
age.
FuRrHra PapncuLars or ruE GsLr A rHK Eastward.
From the Boston papers we CLEAN The f.llowing;
Brig Columbus Of Cor this port from New York, with
part Of her Cad anchored IN the Cow Yard nesr
fymouh Monday morning; dragged both anchors with hny
fshoms OF chain, and the FATS Capt slemmer Ct
the Columbus arrived In this city last evening" and reports the
schr Homer from New York for this port high up on the Oats
and full gsed brig, about 200 tons burthen with broad
white streak around her. also ashore the edge OF the Hats
The brig dragged foul Of the Homer carry away the briggs
topgaa mas parted the sch chans aud drove the after
upon the Of the fats where there ony feet water
al high tide. The leaked considerably and had lighter
Alongside Capt has returned 10 Plymouth; he states that
the lowest point his barometer reached was 20 4 25.
Cant Reed OF the Homer, IN letter dated al Plymouth the
l7h received here this morning. she probaby be
of ne al charging part OF her cargo into does
not make water and h when aaoat does leak
mere than she now does shall Immediately reload and make
all despatch for Boston.
Al broyncc town. hermsphrode brig or 10 schr.
were driven ashore the harbor names not
one soep sunk her anchors; chr and sloop
ed
Extract of aeter dated Hyannis i6 received this morn
ing; 30 sail Of rode out the gale. schs Trio
and Cambridge from NYorh. received damsee. Alse
schr susan o and from Philadelphia and chr Blue Rock I'm
Albany by coming in consc with zach ether No
sson was had with the shore for two days. Brig Ida from
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
Lxpr NIGHT OF

LA8T NIGHT Of
NER n. RUSSELL and Mr. sE0UIN's Grand Vocal
lN and Instrunenssi CONCERT. a N,sLos ssLoor, ON
Fri ay evening, Dee 2oihThs following eminent saest
Ta.sothe celebrates Romance The Gallo Maid and BY
general request the pathetic Scotch Ballad Asld Robin
cess with which received Monday the Comic Duest
of" When little farm keep" Mr. Knight will sing the
esme to n. vest ssnor osmbai will perform several ia
vorte pieces the Cornst Piston; Mr. oder will accom-
pany the Concerted Music. Mr. segun will sing,
j,r The first time In public Ballad composed for him
pre,sly by Mr. Loder-'when beheld the Anchor weehd
from tae Siege Of Rochelle and by dere) Moras Opera
r. Russell will sing (by requss the d. .crrtive Scene Of the
wreck Of the Melicc The Aud Wife, and srst time at
the &c Concerts The old Bel' also fayorite Due with
Mr.. seguin.
Glee-Mr,. seguin, Mr.. Knight, Mr.. Loder, Mr. Rus
SELL and Mr. Seeuin--W When winds breathe son, Weber
scena-Mr BnghtO! can bear my fate longer, Weber
soag-Mr Russsil-The old Bell, Russell
Baad~Mr. Sesuin-whsn beheld the anchor
weighed, (s,ege OF Rochelle) Bale
Faatasis-sig Garnbati-CorAet piston GambztI
Scotch BaIlad-Auld Robin Gray-Mr. seguin Old Melody
song-Mr Russeli-Ths wreck Of tss Msx'co,a
Comic psss.t~H..sr,. Russell and s.gun, 10y de.
Sc fa,o In corpo svets Matrmono Segreto Cimars.a
Bewe the first and second parts there will be ntermis
open magnificent Dand winch has been engaged
for this consisting Of wind inrumsnts. will psrferm
Strauss and other equally celebrated wal'res
Tro-Mr, ssruin, Mr. ssguin and Mr. Russel-o,
hume bene6co, from La Gszza Lsdra, Rossini
Ballad-hr Knght-Tbe land OF the west, Lever
sonr-Nlr Rus.ell-The suld wife, Russell
Romaues-Mrs seguin-The Gallo Maid, (srrang.d
New 'ns Ss,ss%Tr 1sso%g,a'ss ss,"nCors., so eomp
ssd expressly for him, bv Sig. Gsmbsti, o. Loder
farm v. Keep Msuri.shi
Messrs. Russell, Lede.. Knight and segun. Martini
Tickets 50 cents. The conesr, viii half ps.s
seven, precisely osM
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

z AT tho. Of the writes aeorres
ponaept wen consumption, Asthma Cosghs, Colds &C. are
a.s ,,,,l.nt most ssfe efcacious, and ~ the same ms
sne.as rssdy may b. found in Dr. Msson We
eshs Balsar For sale BY D. ID saad 70 and 100 Ful
~, 4 s,me 60 and go Bowery Burnetts Fcriuusry
o,e 81 Cona street &c. For further particulars see Dr. Ma
or,s 10 another part of me Herald. o223m
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PREsENT-weddiug and
n Visiting Cards engraved In and approved Style
and pristed the just received sspe.
ror lot of Porcelain Cards; expressly fsr Wedding and Visit
Cards Tor wheess and brancy Of polish they cannot
be excelled
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
examine the specimen books ef The advertiser Persons fur
nhing their card plates have them printed at short
notice. Store Cards either plate letter press Bell
Tickets, &c. executed favorable terms, by appyingat
VALENTINES 3
Fashionable ard Engraving and Printing Establishment
d2-lmeod- 80 John street, corner William.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
Corn Trade.

The Globe and f. Corning arrived tins morning from Alba.
N.Y. with upwards Of ten thousand barrels Of houhe last
cepts by the North river till spring. There
hundred thousand barrels in this Market which will
with the arrivals from the SOUTH suffice for tins winters
sumption. By the mild weather keeping navigation open
long did the supplies Of Genesec have increased and
shall fall short that description in the early
part Of the anticipated The price S. 81 bar
rel without any prospect unless the eghs
decline and may Of the transient ships gone
South in cotton reghts here packets have ad
vanced 3s 3D. Is barrel Were they lower, large
shipments would be made Immediately remtances So
The Oxford sailed today has board about two thousand
barres-ths Sheffield TO sail Monday, thousand
barrels the Sddons which sails Thursday three thou
barrels These form the bulk Of the shipments for the
Pretty large orders sill in the hands Of the bro
kers Of which, will not be completed till either
-four freights decline. The principal sales made this
Market within the week pa have been TO sFecuators who
anticipate advance January II said they have stored
fifty thousand barrels and upwards in expectation in hopes
Of arise them Receipts from the South dsappont them
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

NR AMOS O. HULL's OFFICE. VEsEf STREET.
Exclusively devoted 10 the Of Hernia, and Prolapsus
OF the Uterus An experienced Surgeon, graduate Of the
University Of this State. in constant attendance.
This establishment vorabiy known in this city for
than 10 years. patros.ed By the medical faculty to whes
good a. hichv successful 10 solely attributable
famnsts srnls;n,sa he SUPPORTER to be had calling
a. above vEsEY STREET, ASTON HOUSE
az
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

no FOURTH WARD wHIG YOUNG MEN.-The
young Of Fourth Ward will attend meeting Al the
Shakespeare Monday the 23d instant o'clock 10 elect
FIVE persons TO represent them IN the Committee Tor the ensu
ing year.
An effort has been made to break down the Committee and
these who in favor Of xeepng up the organization,
cordng 10 uas are particularly requested to aesd d2
DARK THEATRE-MADAME CELESTE begs leave
respecf cfully announce her friends and the public
that her first Benefit this theatre her return TO u alter
lapse OF years will tase place Mosday evening Dec
2sd when she will have the honor OF presenting TO the New
The ESCAPE OF CHARLES THE SECOND,
with new scenery, dresses, and decorations,
Written expressly for Madame Celeste, by Bernard the
thor Of Sc Mys Eve Nervous Man, Lucille and other
no,ed dramas.
Madanmoiselle Celeste will also appear ina
VARIETY OF DANCING,
and celebrated melc DRAMA in which she will sustain the
principal part.
The Dor book is open the theatre where
he secured. d20N
rI,o H0UsEKEEPERs-The subscriber has Just received
aereat variety ofLamps Plated Ware ivory handle Ta-
bic Cutlery Gerandoes, Tea Trays sc sc. For sale low
at No. II Maiden lane
d20 u ID. y. DELAvAN. .
ID RHEUMATISM, CHiLBLAiNs, kc.-Dr. CHURCH's
unequsled for the Of rheumatism gout palsy
sprans bruises and fixed pains. This ebrocaon been In
extensive FOR the last thirty years been fay sub
cct the nfbe test OF experience and in every instance
VII il has been fairly tried has been attended with
plete Its good effects have been so universally
periencd to have established its credit safe
and perfect offered TO the public seld At
CHURCHs Dpensary lss Bowery, corner Spring street
Price 80 cents per bottle. d2o I'm eed'
osT, between No. Al Courtand street aud the North
River Bank, pockctbook containing twenty dollar in
city bills and about twenty dollars In uneurrent money, be-
sides other papers Of TO any but the whoever
will return the 10 No. Al Courtland street will be
suitably rewarded. d2olr
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

TAMMANY HALL.-Mr j. PARKER wishes to neties
% .hs public and his subserbs that HE Public VIII ssh
viii !. s: .ss sl New
Srholar asd subscribers Pubcs next week and the weeh
AFTER, will take place on Friday EVENING". dsoit
REDTiCKsJsst received 10 bslss Bed,icks Sd. pei
- yard case full yard wide bsachsd Sheetng Cd pet
yard bales very heavy unbleachsd al 90
yard all other description Of Dry Goods selling equally
dao IL HULL DoRRANcE's. Al Ca,h.rips st.
A LNONDsSo barrels sheIIed AImonds, 100 bale. ara
dao lw. JOHN MICHEL, 4e Broad st.
THE MYsTERIEs OF .POLYPHONY OR VEN.
TRlLOQUISM DISCLOSED AND ILLUsTRA.
TED Ito iisabuse the public mind and subservs the
cause of science, Professor BRONSON, delivering his
sixth Lecture on oraory aad Musc explanatory Of his
system for developing and cultvang the voice. reading
speaking and singing. will Friday Evening Dec 2Oh,
the stuyyesant Institute illustrate by examples ard
Tally explain the ng art Of OYPHONY Tor Ventrio-
qusm,) representing mere than TWENTY sHFERENr CHA
EAcrERs and embracing Of his voice Of between
Jcar and rs ocaves! after wtch he will show how the
whole msy be acquired aud practced BY almost any one
two or three weeks
The following odd geniu.e. &c. will be represented
late in life, with his little Charleyhis wife, and her in
iant crying Kate frying fritteJohn, (ostler in the cell
ar) who ia putting Mr. Y, hore stable on fire
when the erie. OF rv 6re! re are heard appareaty
yeral blocks dsan, and occasionally dogs barking still
farther d,tant- Eu, the Lion Roarer-Jim. tSe ri
drawer, from belowJoe TIE BUNDLE bee performer, from
wthsu Old Gruf the butcher from adjoining room;
Tom. the performer OF MucA venriloq Peter, Cabi
garret;-Jack poWnlng, gives CO
mical recitation in true down sye Old snooks
sawyersam, Turkey merchant aud keeper Of ths
poultry &cOld Mr. Crooks and his venerable lady, boil
apparently seventy or eghtyyears ofage &c &c.
Lecture to commence at half past precisely
to be nerpeed ALSO with appropriate Recatons Descrp
tive, Amusing and Trsgica the whole designed
telectual and scientific treat Admission Fifty Cents
CO LECTURES ON sHAKSPEARE.-Tickeisto to MI
Simmons Course Of Lectures Clinton Hail. may be had 70
- each, at the Astor House, the American HOTEL Wie
Putnam and Francs Bookstores and At the entrance
the Hail. Admission for single evening 90 cen The Lee
take place Thursday and Saturday evenings
half past seven O'Clock, as follows: |N-s
Thursday, - Dec. Lear and Romeo and Juliet.
Saturday, IA Dec. Hamlet.
Thursday, 10 Dec. Othello and other Plays
Saturday, 81 Dec Merchant OF Venice and other Plays
Thursday, 26 Dec. The Romantic Comedies.
Saturday, % Dec Shakespeare Poetic Genus. dli 10tr
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULiST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice TO
BIS + Asses OF THE EYE,

DIsEAsES OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALAfIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eot extensive practice and the number Of pa
obtained the services OF Dr. WEsrMAcorr practtone "a
vorsbly known for years in this city, member Of the
New York Medical Society," and Of the Royal College Of Sur
geons Edincuga Dr. w paid much attention to diseases
the Eye IN Paris and, recently TO DR. Eotfs pecua
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 tei o'clock, daily. my13.ys
ISoK sALE-seyerai selghs, bells buffalo SKINS, cheap
for CASH Al David c. Sces feed sore Hester street.
door east Of the Bowery Persons wishing 10 purchase such
articles would do we'll CALL he wishes TO close his stock
n22-lm'
nANIEL SWEENEY, II Ann street, returns
~ thanks to his friends for the liberal suportths,
uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Reec,o
and them that viii be his encsvor IL merit
continuance Of their appreciation His table furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who may honor h
table with their presence depend upon being served viii
Cleanliness civity and prompiitude. jio II
IN made the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Stables 2 street. from 1870 horses, from lbs OF
day fer each horse for year from st da, OF January 1910
Proposals te be addressed 10 JOHN WHlGAM superin
enant To be opsned the 27th instant aud the
given that day to the highest offer. di9 t27d'
IL His practical experience, AID his chemiea
experiments have enabled him 10 introduce into his practice
several articles which prompts curing those disc
TO which he devotes his attention.
Dr. O. appes strangers that he has received regular med
cal edusaton and has devoted h. attention for the last
TO select branch ofhs profession His ONCE No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through euiry with lamp al the Office door.
and suspen.ory Bandage which adjusted a.d applied
above.
p.s His celebrated Elixir may be had his store. Price
one dollar is7y
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

GEOLOGICAL INsTlTUTE-JUNE, TITUS, AN
II 0EvINE Coz splendid collection of Living Ami.
mails epen for the reception Of visitors at their we'll
has been made to receive the public Vsors will have
the additional advantage Of behocipg that and singular
animal LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! And the fur
iher qualification Of seeing BLACK TIGER! ths exis
tence or which hitherto been either doubted denied BY
ali authors who have written on the subject
Entrance 10 the exhibition No Ia Christie street. directly
in the rear of the Bowery Amphiiheatre.
eur. Of exnbih from 10 o'clock A. NJ 10 r. M .as
from @ 10 in the evening.
Adu,sson 20 eents children under ten years Of age half
price. % 8m~
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

(,PLENDlD ZOOLOOlCAL EXHiBiTlON-Now open
at 81 Canal Street, few doors east Of Broadway
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co, have the pleasure
To inform the public ard nsturas that they have established
rare beautiful and extensive Mansgere Of Living Animals
and Beasts the above pamed place. Their coectsn con-
prises great variety Of the specimens ofnaura history
er imported America Will be open for the reception OF
visitors each day. from LOT A. M to sP and from to
in tbe evening dig 2ms
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

rTvO THE LADIEs-DR A. @ HULL's UTERO AR
i DOMINAL sUPP0RTER Is offered 10 those afflicted
with Proaps Falling Of the Womb, asd other disessss
depending upon relaxation THE abdominal muscles INF
rumen in calculated Cor relief and permanent
sorson 10 health When this Instrument 10 carefully and
properly fitted 10 ne form Of the patient invariably afford,
he most immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
fvsceral dspacemens Of the abdomen and s sku
application always followed by early confession ofradcs
relief from the patient herself The supporter is Of simple
scon, and be applied BY the patient without further aid
AMOS q. HULL,
Once, 4 vesey street, Astor Heuse. New York
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present
cd al the Office. sull