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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
loo,
$4,000

Here we have the sum of four thousand
and five hundred dollars which he has 10
expend by the time he stands on the thresh-
hold of his proiession-an amount, we are
safe in asserting, that is on an average don
bic that which the trading, mercantile. and
mechanic classes dlsburse TO set up in bust
ness from which they not only always de-
rive decent support, but often acquire
rapid fortunes. Is not here a sacrifice of
funds, and consumption of time, that ought
to be amply restored to the individual by
the community for whose benefit he has
thus prepared himself! ar
After all this, however, before he can
serve the public in his professional capacity
he has to meet and overcome another diff
Guilty. He must submit himself TO the
searching examination of the Board of Cen
sors of the Medical Society established by
law, and obtain their approval, if he would
practice as a physician. Then he COM
mences his career; his after success there
in, for variety of reasons, being often
problematca. With mental exhaustion
and physical debility, consequent on those
severe studies which he has pursued with
unremittcd diligence by the midnight lamp
and the MONDAY sun, and with the discourage
ing reflection that the masses Of the commu-
nifty will not appreciate his services by re-
warding them with those substantial pecuni-
airy tokens of their gratitude, which they are
ready and willing, to accord to all other avo-
cations, he enters the lists, side by side with
his contemporaries, who are pressing for
ward for those honors, that fame, and that
wealth which should ever be the remunera-
ton oil genuine merit. And, as a general
fact, they become opulent; he seldom, il
ever though he may acquire competency,
he rarely becomes rich in great possessions.
In other pursuits, also, men have their reg
ular seasons of repose and recreation. Not
so in the one in question. A physician is
scarcely master of moment Of his time.-
He is liable to be called upon at any periods
of the twenty-four hours in the day. The
festive board, the luxurant couch, he must
abandon for the darkness and desolation oil
winters night, to visit the home of the
wretched, where squalid poverty and misery
have their abode, though he knows not
whether he will receive the thanks of the
invalid, much less pecuniary requitaL He
goes where his profession has taught him
duty calls, whatever may be the result
Even he might submit to all this without
complaint but that frequently he has to en-
counter the timorous fears of the patient
whose nervous irrtability causes him to
shrink from the benevolent hand that adj
ministers relief, and to hate the presence OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

Women want nothing but husbands, and when
they have got them, they want every thing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

Women that love to be at the window, are lik
punches OF grapes on the highway.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

young gentleman of Ohio has been fined SIC
'0r kissing young lady. This Smaeks Of extortion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

'VV0TuTI' rrrTVV Fc"To -Fc'rr III YUM
flying himself to practice, under
eminent professors of the different
branches of medicine, at $500
per year, l,o'
Physicians license, library and 9th
er expenses, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

City Intelligence.

The NEwBURGH REGATTA The annual regatta
Of the Newburgh Amateur Club came oil yesterday.
and the prizes were won by the following named
boats First prize, l25, for six Dared boats, BY ths
New Jersey second, $50, by the Gallatea and
3d. $50, by the Eagle.
The prize of Sls5, for four Dared boats was dis
uibuied as follows Geo. Washington, fint, 500 |;
Duane, second, $50 Nj. s Farnum, third, Sa6.
The two prizes tor scull boats were won-by tie
Crolius, who took the first, and the Hooke msnsvy
the second
-. An Immense concourse OF people were present
The lateness OF the hour which the boat returned
and the important news from Washington prevents
q full description until tomorrow.
My LoNe-rAILED BLUE.-A gentleman has arrived
here from Mac"a, and brought with him blue ba-
boon caught on the Peak of Lintin, weighing 75.bs,
with tail five feet in length. When hrst seen, he
was hanging by his tail from the topmast branch Of
an ogloe tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
Court CaIendar-This DAY.

Common PLEas.-PARr Nos !, 81, 81. So ll0,
g. 50, 81, 49, 50, 143, 81, 49, 10l, IG3, los 1885, 81.
PART Mos II, % 80, ", TO- 70, ", SO, 81, 80.
49, 80, o. 81 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
TENDER CHINS,

NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
"A during OF shaving app
soths METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sTRoP, ed
by g. Saunders which percedcs necessity hone
which the most unskilful always prodvce and
smooth edge the could by any possibility exhibit
under the elper iced hand
It's the only efectua which the sf
devised Tor 10 opportunity OF suiting
HIS chin with the ainy he mend
suit bis own hand which any will be shown BY orag
tail rIee Of the best Article Of sog and Tablet and 81 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
CHINESE LEMONIA.

ENTIRELY and splend,i article for the ronEr.
article the
been iatrodu led his country Every hoskeeef
will highly appreciate it indispensable family invgo
f.. +. D.
Also. L,vendcr Pine Apple Vanilla and CoIovne. hsl,
ether with OF fragrant odors 10 qud
form sale wholesale and retail the Depot OF Health
and STRENGTH 50 Canal street. door Of Broadway.
u>02wsr w. n WEBB Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
TOUCH Boards 7!

PLEAsUKE ~ SHAyISU .sesTes BY IIs SMiIEfALrE
HONE, forming Of its -four sides, with when eVsy To-
son may keep his azo IN perfect ordya ,r
pertes with Metallic Hone OF n tune, ne
power Of the ordinary hone and flushing on INC nps ca. sk
Retail prices So IS 90 Las and 90 esc ,eeo - 70 0n,
The performing part OF the y cen, stop
being same As one at $50 Wholesale prices $3.50 ST. IS.
S"' - ana s@ pei IT, CHAIRMAN No. io2 William street
NJ B. The psomss part my I, cent a. .rep was. r.. to
Ssund rs pest az s3eacnahd the money
returned ithe purchaser be dissatisfied. aus TIM
TOHN 0eBRIEL vERREN or WEkREN,a Nauys Il
j switxersnd.-Anv who has known heard 81
hi. individual Of person Of similar name. will please
communcste thef act 70 dis information OF sort,
sncs 10 some of his family His real Jehn Gabnei
Veren bp, in foreign land il hs many sr "a"s''
hare changed, become corrupted In its sp~ilis
lie 10 the United States in the l7ep ard h SUI
posed have resided in the State Of Pnnsyvsn af 70 hae
died theirs but Of him - yet has otvn oseoyeee
sbe informal ion received BY upon the SUE .et proosp
Incorrect, and this means OF mss ing genera Nv
s al yeoa Isnep NV TF srAIeER rhsd.lphis, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
Washington.
Correspondence of the HERALD ..
hustle at the Close OF tho Session, Sc.
Washington

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, p M
Business OF every sort is crowding upon both Hou-
ses ofCongress as the period Of the termination ap
proaches, and the struggle for priority is constantly
going on. The fortfcation bill passed the Senate
with amendments, and private bills then came up.
In the House, the bill for the reorganization OF
the Navy, was discussed and passed with some
amendments. The President this morning sent to the
House protest against the report Of Mr.. Adams on
the veto but has not yet been read, and the whg
leaders reluctant hear it. The disposition OF
the protest will be made in time for the morning
mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

&3 HARD IIMEs-The oo,,y that A.
~~xssts KNOX co. assign for selling boots
hoes al thu Clinton Boot Shoe Market ea Canal ST.
northeast Hudson sree-when almost every body
complains Of hsr times that they keep goods of the best
quaty and sell them prices 10 suit thu ss and
a. lmIt even oady had l9nnd tnh out any VINO Sad
ooss snd ~ .bs sooner they will eaphs sdyan.,sg Almost
anything s wanssd IN the boot and shos ae Of any SIZE
selor ~ quality, can be found berg cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
THE o And oiLEP SILK MASnFAc iTSSH shl
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES
LUKE DAVIES 4 SON


100 william street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS will at all times find the extensive
me United States Of following articles
the most reasonable terms wholesale and retail.
CAPS for gentlemen youth and children Of velvet CLOTH
rino silk glazed silk &c Sc Full and trimmed with fur
and plain. Arm and Navy officers dress and undess
STOCKS Of style quayof satin bombaIne vest
ing, made ain trimmed with bows ties
dress apron stocks, &c. &c.
The surERonrTr OF frames well known by the light
perfect Ut and elasticity of every stock.
SHIRTS OF all linen plain and of mua plain and frl'ed
with en collars bosoms and wstb nds OF the most owed
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail tiles. .
LNLE collars and bosoms Of every style and quality oiled
silk white, plaid and fancy of superior manufacture Ladies'
misses ana q idren's oiled silk aprons.
OILED silk medcated. for the cure OF gout &c
JAP leather linen and musl suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronfs &c &c
The above articles made under inspection in the
beat and OF such materials and workmanship
will be found on examination equailed by none. .
To which added superior OF fancy articles Of
various qualities aud prices. . -
Gloves, su,pendes, CrayMs. sca5 UMBRELLA, Hsndber
Chiefs Hosiery, Cavat 5ners, 0uardCh Under Gar
msnts dessrpton and quality, Shaker Knit and
Fltnnel Shirts and Drawers
The aent on Of public generally invited the above
OF goods, Of which of
importation and wl be sold ta
JOHN M DAVIES JONES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
l2l, lac l29 Chathan. street, Nele Yor

sale and fragrant Teas OF every variety ana sye
Thsr spe Gladly includes delicious aud
powerful grades OF Green aud Black Every package bears the
stamp and elegance and the Teas are 80
thoroughly from light and air that tier quality and
power viii unimpaired in any climate Their system
ng business perhaps scarcely to be e1celed
founded upon the rights Of the custom
s especially with weight and quality and unsa
articles which them the fullest whom
the money will he cheeIuy aud promptly refunded Country
viii find decided advantage to supply themselves
from this establishment.
Office roasted every day:
Orde-s rou all parts Of the Untea States executed with
promptituds and despatch. 49,
The only warehouse in America for the sale ST Hou.
quas celebrated Black Tea au2t lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
BACKUS' PATENT RAREFIER,

60 FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS of ali CO.
<z loD Of Fashion; French boots and latent leather
boys aud child Men aud boys cheap boots from Ss7 So
$3.50 and 81 pa Mems shoes TO 10 and rs rer pair
misses, aud chdre CATER boots, busLns walking shoes. md
spner OF all coors and sizes latest fashions ties bnsns
and siirs IS ST. good q slippers and see
good Of the above articles At f2 Csn street. corner
Broadway and zoe Canal st. northwest Hudson st.
A. Walkcrss, au1 I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

TO FAMILIES.
RowAxDs uMrRovEDD TONIC MIX

uc- Those who would have recourse TO Ftinaiiy Ne
d.efHs for fSrsr and AgEe. DysPeisia and Nervous
Hckassses should uulinGfc between the thcusan1
ani one" remedies constantly hcradcd forth 10 the pubic
Ithe LA all times pssf) and that almost
sally cssfn pr scripton called
KOwAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE.
few remarks will illustrate the difference. In
the hrt place the operation OF the Tonic MIXTURE In the
the Fever and Ague 10 upon entirely and pc
c<iar, vet off principles. secocdly-h not only
Pro-riy arrSsh ibe course OF hs ehs pune ualJ
and erssvcrinry used, but the wontcd
iuaeons Of the general system perfectly healthy
state when relspscs liable than
attack ofthc disease In Que who has hal before.
proved Tome Mixture springs al EdcT as beHgn
influence and gives forth heah end
rigor. thlyProdueingmorc less effect upon the bow
els the cause of the disc passes OF In the most
strongly Indicated by nature Fhly-hs effects the
system uniformly mild AMI safe, well efficient,
aniu 10 as well adapted the feeblcst infant simply by
caiion Of the dose, the vigorous adult
Many other considerations. OF the utmost Importance TO
the parents and inval1s might be enumerated
here bat the above few OF the points Of contrast Ia
comparison with the remedies generally rcsocdi 10 In pro
fcSsonal and family practice, from which proref JUG
mcnt Inay he formed IN selecting the remedy
~ u. With view to establish entire confidence IN
the efficiency OF the Rowauds nprovcd Tone Miitlrc
effect lasting OF Fever and AFue, the proprietor
restores the original guarantee viz: The money shall he
punctual used without producing the desired effect.
hdiress d. John r. Rowand No IS North Second street,
philadelphia.
supplies been received by the Sole Agent for Rich
mont Va, JOHN GAYNOR,
au 10 Ono door above the Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

lido hereby certify that afflicted several years with
violent sick headache which attacked olen
about once week causing y0nit large quantities of
bio anal 10 sick for LAY iiine, that could
scarcely and the pain being cNcTucang
or both eyes that my health materially impair d
procured bottle Of "SInilh's Buffers, Rcnosator Of
Health, by using which was entirely relieved, and have
now remained in good health Tor several months used
only boille and have been much benefttcd that
can confidently recommend IL 10 those afflicted similarly.
was induced 10 this remedy from the recommends
ton OF respectable Lady, of acquaintance, who
been similarly afflicted and who says that she confident
That from the violence OF her she could
alive II she had used the remedy recrredtc which
entirely relieved her. II Is not unpleasant take,
carries oil the bile gently by tile bowels In my opinion
Is valuable remedy. Given under my hand this l4lh
July, lsi2. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
Rochester, May ith, 1898.
For sale by A. G.. STEVENS.
ne


SUPERIOR 70 the Iysean, Brdndrcth's, Evans To.
- mot" the Matehess (prcedl sluativc, lDdan Purga.
tive Other Pills or COMPOUND before the public,
certified To by Physicians Bd others. Let condemn
them unl they have tried thctn and then CERTAIN
they will not.
IL Is settled point with all who have used the We
gcabe PERSIAN PILLS, that they prc.cuucnily the
best and most cfieacious FAMILY MEDICINE that las
yet been used America IL every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease, they
would keep them and be prepared with a REMEDY
~ apply ON the hTs appearance Of disease aud then ul
much distress would be avoided and money saved as well
as the lives Of thousands who hurried II time by
ucsecng disease in its FIRST stages by not being la
possession Of remedy which they Place dependence
upon 81 Pills In each box, price GA cents For sale, ~
Rclnionh, by A. @. STEVENSAs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

TUE undersigned oncr for Fslc Al ter Iu,lor y,rt
n on The canal near The public Arnory yHnU Coef 81
Lunbergf various kinds aud rzesa all of which fhey viii
se low, for cash. credit Of four months a me n,
a sums of eco sud UPWARDS Tor approved negotiable ev
paper Persons wishing sizes other than those now n tc
Yard can be supplied anJ time by leaving their orders
al the Nee allowing sufficient dfo ~ have thcn brogi
ia from Tic county Tho szcs now hand consist Of
bark and square cdro, three quarter, and ono and
half inch pine plank flooring 80, weather boarding by
sud by 6scaniing one inch white oak plank suitable Tor
obacco boxcs) two inch willow Do cart and wagon
fellows, hail and ono inch poplar and sweet gum oaE wood
snd post Sc Also, 600 tobacco boxes Of superior quality
au W ELLIS EIIET-rS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by
SMITH, DRINKER Z MORRIS

- SMITH, DKINKEK 4 MOKKIS.
'TIIE principle and practice OF Modern Surgery by
Drutt. from the second London edition illustrated with
fifty wood ELgrayngs, with Notes and Comments by Is
fhH VI VI ;, Lecturer therapeutic and operative Sur
gerry in tho Louisville Medical Insiituic
Diseases Of me Uterus, series Clinical Lectures de-
vered 1t the Hospital La Pete, by Iisfranc and edited
by III Pauy, VI ID, translated from the French by q ~
Lodge, ID, member Of the Massachusetts Medical Socic
~.
Lectures Morbid Anatomy Nature and treatment
Of Acute and Chronic Diseases by John Armstrong d.
edited by RS, with OF the Lille and writings
DE- Armstrong, by Bill, VI ID
FiTsf Principles Of Medicine by Billing, ID first
American from fourth London edition, inprov
ell.
Rose on Consumption d6-ConsiImption curablc
practical Treatise TO prove Consumption dis
ease with cases succcssyey treated under c uoIc in
This county,. hN J ! Rnsc. NJ ID. IN N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
ELLIS L ELLETr, Agents.

To all tehori IL may Having been In a low
OF heait for several from the Dyspepsia bi
ious complaints and debility which followed long attack
of lever which had hal AMI being ocn troubled with
stomach and sick headache with feeling of wcar
ness, anguor and depression of spirits, AMI having
qucnty taken Caomcl aud various other remedies with
very sight benefit, was recommended by acnd to try
"Suihs Bltcfs Rcnovator Uealthn sold by McSsrs
Ellis Elicit; whenl commenced using them they caused
"a slight sickness of the stomach, but determined let
severe, thinking that could not be WoTSic, aud to
great Satisfaction sson found great and manifest relief
The medicine carried OF the bile, aud strengthened
very quickly and entirely restored my health. In my
opinion tho remedy ID one Of great value, which freely
aud strongly recommend. A. NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
TO MOTHERS

NIEsSRS- E. CHASE a CO-Gents--IIearing much
l'l said about e extraordinary effects Of the Rcsuri
ton or Persian Pills upon those about become mothers
wewerc induced 10 make trial ofthem Ny wife At that
time the mother OF children and had suffered the most
nous aud eHerueiatns pains during and AFTER her eonne
meni OF each. She hatred every and much
lncticinc, but found lille relief She
king the Persian Pills about months before her eonGne-
neni Cher health being about this length
preNios) aud soon after enabled by their attend
10 tie cares of mother 20 her family until her coninc.
lnent. At the time she taking the Persian
Pals and Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted
dry hard cough and frequent cramps which the
use OF the Pills entirely removed before using half
Is with great confidence that advise althose about
10 become mothers, 10 make Of the Persian Pills All
those that have taken the IN ncghboThood have got
HioHg In the manner and about the house
IN few days There docs appear be half the
ger OF other difficulties setting IN after confinement where
these Pills are taken. We unedy saw let neglect
akng them, for they in the reach the poor
ms the rich. We truly Sul that there is remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair les.
sen the world Of suffering, which many OF them have
bear andperhaps the live. OF Thousands which other
wise would be lost. :. ROBERTS.
A. q. ROBERTS
Rochester, May ith, 1898.
For sale by A. C. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
nEEI,I MN y III 4,

OFFER FOR SALE
Oh HHDS Porto Rico, New OridAns, 1t Croix an,
Oboscs single, Double aud Treble Loaf sugar
3; SC@ sSl Porto Rico aud Trinidad MOla:sos
ls bags Old Java Coffee
I5 do Lssuayra 10
80 stics sole Leather, good and damaged
GEO lbs shoe Thread
~ boxes GunpOw,ier AMI Black Tea
ljtiercCs Fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper ami Pimcno
London Mustard in POUND and half pound bottles
2n kegs Nails and Railroad sp.kca
so sacks Blown SALT. factory hled
- 10 Ground Alum do
II kegs Refined Saltpeue
tOtierces Thomas;on Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
30 boSes l0Si2 Glass
30 10 SIlO do
10 bags Gngcr
hhds Lamp OH
~ casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Vino
30 boxes Sperm Candles
- do JuJIs Patent sperm 10
q 10 Hull & WOodrud's Tallow Candles
ii0bbls Clipped and Family Roc HerTings
~ boxes bunch Raisins
ecroon Indigo
20 boIes simmons Axes
40 kegs Duponts Sporting and Blasting Powder
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
20 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover Seed
Orchard Grass 10
10 tons Tredegar, Country and swedcs Iron, com
pTisinE an assortment OF nearly all sizes
Aground aud square
tons Amenean, swedes and Russia Blis,ered
Haliion English Blsicred Steel
ton spring do
sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Baud AMI Hoop Iron, from TO inches wide
ton Plough Plates
10 Nail Rods, assorted sizes au 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23


VlHoiNtA.--At Rules heid Ia the clerks once Of
the Superior Court Chaneery lor tho Rle almond CIR
cult the t.st dav Of August, lSiS
Robert } smith, Phl
asalnst
samuel q Nichols and IavIuis his wife, and other
The defendants above nanei not having entered their
appearance snd given security according tho
snhy and the rulos Of this Court anal appearing, by
satisfactory evienee that they inhabitants IL this
ants NO appear al the Rules be he'll on the rs Monday
IN November next sn the hill uf the plaintiff and
that cory OF this order he forthwith inscrei In some
newspaper pubshedi the city Of chlnon months
la the SAIL city. A eopy-Tcae
au5-w9w NM a SANpS a. a.
VlHGINIA-At Circuit superior Court OF law and
" Chanecry. for the County Of uenTico and City OF
kiehnon oa the ChaneeTr side held at the Capitol In
,hc .Ali City, on Friday, November iah, 1911:
deceased, Plaintiff
Against
carter beverley, Trustee Of uey Burscil Cclln and
James RIOS Carter beverley, WIN Taylor. executors
81 . sohn iSlnf deed, ani byri Beverley, Dchs.
Ihis cause ciuc on this sy, be az an heard the
lspets formerly read aud the report OF Commas
akct u1ic pursuant Ia the order Of lst dy Fcbru
any. one thousand eight hundred aud nur and was
aigucdhy counsel tn confederation whereof the eouit
sii tanning the exception of the plaintiff a. the cpoSon OF
the defendant Of Carter Beverley doth rceo,nu The sail
report Ia Of the Commissioners Of tina Court wuh
Instructions In ascertain practicable when Munor.i
Beverley, the interstate Of the plaintiff received notice II
the the defendant Carter Icyctl.y IN
the dcfcnlants Coln and James Ross. tho boul M
controversy IN s and the OF the accounts ho.
tween saii Munior beverley aud Carter Beverley AT that
time and the the Court with matters
specially stated deemed pertinent 10y hns eli. which
may Ice required 10y the pattics iu hc stated
copy. Tcsic.
MM. e. SANDS, q. q.