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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
From the Giens Falls Clarion.
THE MANIAC GIRL.

| saw a maid Of beau,ious form,
Gathering flowers amid the storm
The storm Of life
Her pale white check and CLASSY eye,
Told plainly 10 the passer by,
The bitter strife.
Dark, glossy rngle,s graced her brow,
And fell IN curling beauty low
Upon her neck.
She twined a wreath Of wild flowers,
The brow that once diamond wore
OF costly make.
Her lips, on which the wonted smile
Would liuger, and the hours beguile,
Were ashy pale.
The roscate hue, its blushing red
Before the fell destroyer fled,
As leaves by fros,s Of Autnmn dead,
Before the gale.
She laughed, she wep,, then gazing wild,
This wreck of hope misfor,unes child,
Would turn and fee:
A human form to her appeared
Mos, horrid, and most to be feard;
II one unconsciously she heard,
Away she'd be.
While yet in LIES young spring of bliss,
The spoiler came with honled kiss,
To Eden's bower;
His fatal charm he threw around
The choices, flower in Eden found,
With words as false as hell profound
lilo pluck'd the flower.
1t wi,hered meath his ficndish breath,
Its leaves were scattered pale a, death,
Low on the earth
She gazed with wild and vacant stare
Her brain was turned by dark despair:
She wrung her hands and tore her hair,
And cursed her birth.
She roamed DER the lone common bleak,
A maniac girl while down her cheek
The pearly tear
Coursed, with deep and burning smart,
Wrung by bastard villains art,
From a confding maiden's heart
From foun,s once clear
And of IN nights profoundest gloom,
When earth was silen, as the tomb,
Shed wander forth:
In one Of na.ure's widest strains,
Her maniac song would sweep the plains,
And eehoes wake where stiffness reigns
ia glens of earth.
The burden Of her song would be-
Falschear,e lover, thou art free,
But am bound
q come thou in whom confde,
Unloose these cords aud let me glide
To yonder halls and be bride
From this cold ground.
Not once sho prays that vengeance due,
Nigh, tina, black demon fiend pursue:
But asks OF heaven
That he who was her young hearts pride
That he on whom her soul relied,
Might be rescued from quilts dark tide
Might be forgiven.
Her days were short, her weeks were few,
For Death, whose friendships tried and TT
Soon quickly came,
And claspei her to his icy breast,
And bore unto land Of rest,
This blasted rose bud-sorrow's guest
This child OF shame
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
sWINDLING A HUSBAND

Never me, me'rier crowd than gathered at
the B1lls Head Inn situated 10 one Of the prclii-
est villages Of a sister state, come several years
since TO witness the performance Of the n0piaI
ceremony between rigid old bachelor Of some
seventy years Of age, and buIom lass Of Sweet
sixteen As is usual IN villages on such occa.
sions this affair had been thoroughly sihcd by the
good friends Of both parties for The bunlred,h
time ADD the universal conclusion wAs that Nam.
mon had exercised more influence on the lady
than Cupid when she consented 10 this unequal
marriage
R1ch being The general belief number-some
ten or fifteen OF the h0theadei youths in the vii.
lage had collected together and arranged plsn
by which they were 70 have some fun n, the ~.
penss o. the groom Their plan was this Al
Of them were 10 collect around the soli man" on
the evening Of the eeremony--were to congraia-
late him on bis marrage-2o ply him preiy free
IS with liquor and ga him drunk rs possible be
fore the ceremony was performed This done
one Of them, whom for special reason we Will
Style Hiram Jones, was TO msnage 70 dsplaee the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

TUNED home. ooh, dearest 1.sfonisin. three times
have the Princesses sen, for you. You must run
instantly 10 court you are impsi,en,ly expected"
lie obeyed Of course. The Processes wanted the
court pain'er to sketch Grecian Costumes being the
disguise they have chosen for m,sque ball The
drawing materials lay ready, the artist down to-
his task, and the eager Pnncesses pressed round
him 10 watch his lsbors. Thus situated he he
gan 10 find The hea, inconvenieni. and took mca-
sures to cool himself when the puncsses sud
denly started and drew back. which he, intent on
his drawings, scarcely noticed. until tho lveliesi Of
tho sisters exclaimed, "Why Lafon,sine has no
siiri on A, this moment the Duchess entered tho
room and the wondering look that she cas-, upon
tho court painter first called his adventure 10 his
mind lie quickly but,oncd himself up again. ex-
cused his INDIGENOUS appearance on the plea of the
haste enoined, and related IN explanation the cir.
cumsiance which had occurred. The Duchess laoe h.
ed--the Processes pressed around him as before
and spored their jss,s on the shirlcss artist.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

YASKEE ESrsRPRtsE.-A recent letter from A.
meIcan in Paris communicated this instance Of
Yankee enterprise, which is both amusing and sir,i
king >
PARIS, APRIL.
have been amused lately with instance Of
Yankee enterprise worthy of notice.
There was lutte steamer called the Bangor adj
yer,sed last summer 10 sail from Boston for the A.
zores Gibraltar, Malta and Cons,an,inople. She
was lltlle thing, built strong. with powerful
CINE TO run between Boston and Bangor.
This bold push for Europe, amazed people very
much, particularly they advertised for passen-
gers. She sailed and tho first thing that was he ard
OF her she put into Halifax which possibly may
be accounted Tor by the fact that coal is cheaper
there than in Boston.
Next we hear of her, she is in Gibraltar, towing
vessels detained in the Gut. Then at Constantine
pie, towing vessels through the Dardauclles and
lastly, carrying passengers and pilgrims from Con-
siantnople 10 Trebsonde the Asiatic side of the
Black Sea. And read ia French paper the 9th
CT day, that on trip she had 500 passengers
pilgrims Turks, Jews, and nfdels!
This is a fair specimen of YANKEES enterprise.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

4 iAt Ntw YoRK CirT BIsLE Socirry-of which
'ee Edwards is President, and l.. p. Hob5srd
Iftn--held its anniversary meeting al the Tsbern-
{f' Shere most able and searching Discourse
T. preached by Rev. DR.. Potts on the nature and
i''emenis Of Chriusn Benevoence-its alien
|'gag Philanthropy. its earnest, lively sympathy
We sinful and suffering, of whatever kindred or
ION, and the duty incumbent on Christians Of con-
rating all their means. all their efforts, 10 the ad
pneemeni OF holiness and the well being Of Man.
No report was read bot we learned from The A.
q, that The Receipts OF The Society DUNG the pas,
par have been little leas than 81 900 and its Et
fndhures about the same. ANY surplus which
lay eIls, 10 regularly paid over to the American
BE Society," IL has distributed during the YEA,
0g, 10000 volume. 10 Seamen. lmmigFants, Hu.
Rahe sBd Criminal Institutions, az well as the des
3ss generally, taking care 20 place them only
ere they will be used and preserved. 4 hand
t1s collection was taken up IN aid Of the funds o
p Society.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
ANEcporE OF LAFoNrAINE.

Ia ore AZ has walks. the elder Lsiouisine me, an
nan, whose spPesFsnce so touched him, that.
FAXED, he gave hin monsy. An, sit" SAID the
usa. II ] aGrsi beg great favor" "Mhai -
a shirt" aud showed hls bare breast La
isins looked sroun5 him. and said. "folow the.
Hsad !" and hurried into a oop,e, where, when
lhed by TIE ola man, he handed him a shirt -
10 pulled off his o-n. and bUttoaing himself
es'ss 70 that it, wani was unobservsbse, he re-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

MoDEsT MAs.--Some old bachelor al tho
North sdTsTiises ioJ wife and say. that be will
marry The hfsI woman hs meets who has the follow
ln2 requisites
- good temper, health, good understanding: a.
greable pb,slognomy, fine 6gur.. FOOD eonnrI,on..
domestic habits, good spirits, resources Of sno.e-
nshi' conversation talents, eegAu manners, mod
esiy, virtue and m0n.y"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

was daughter of James Cd Of England, when qnes-
toned 10 regard TO her IDEAS Of conjual duty, pre-
vous 10 her marriage replied, There sbui
love your wives" For myself shall follow the
injunction, wives, be obeden, to your husbands
in all things"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

ABsEScE OF MiSD-The frs Lord Lyle
ton was very absent ~ company, and when be fell
INTO river by The oTerseninyof boat at Hsg-
ley, u was sad Of him that be nink 'twes before
he recolleeied be could swim"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
THE NE X AL ID .
Published every Tuesday Evening.

: csrlv, or rosfs. siii, subieribers door sI75 I
f,,ed ~ psetagss. or islen al tie Office, 81 so
nal sl,5O (
,ss yilt credit % cents added u not then pad
ss,,,red ty The Village Garner, s2.oo.
..b-5r erery5oiy: Encourage lour 0wa."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 60.

'enes and appliances ordered last night Thi. p,o, ~.
Gels ne she mas not been here-C;od help US hal a.
So,nS' the sufferers lite might have been saved ~
y IS, your honor" sobbed the fetnol. al .,.L,
nu' after hour, but dare not leave the bcd.;ds a.,
on could. and had had the money or ev.r 49, t N'
80 "-s req, ia have gone knees and begged 4, ,h
poor g''i suffered 50. But one came mill ms I;,i ~
I,u'neu from school, when sent him 20 find hi.
|lo' oy good luck, was at home. Bur whom o., 80; !,
she dead '' "neh you arrived
At uis instant Conrad looked up and c,urb, ;L r (,
pms VINO stood uansfSed with horror NJ the " 90
OF her misconduct. His exclamation au-,c,.S ~
~ Tue same direction. As il moved by sorne 49,, ~
Ie impulse he started forward and Selling Sonbi, Is
dragged her scrniy 10 the bed SIDE ''
roman, looked at your work he sad-..yo, h.,
murdered her by being TOO LATE. lou nave
SOPHIA shuddering at the pale and seemingly
e VI tue corpse turned away but not daring 10 IooL
~ angry lovers face, sought consolation in tbos. Of b
cImp1hi0ns But each regarded her with the s,,,. 49,.
HS ne scene was too much for her Sle f,;n,.J
" men she recovered she was lying in her ovy, .b.L
"Ii parents sadly watching over her Their IooLs
had. A "ealu oi' as indeed they
ISr several days Sophia hoped that her lover ,voIa .
- "'' determination, expressed in a note 10 her ma
never 70 vlslt her again. But she hoped in vain H.
"e,eu 70 le language of that terrible letter H. .II
e sSu, unite ms fate TO who had trihed with
human HE by her criminal REORGANIZATION He SOIL,
wise. % ~ "1u 'o"s "oPeu other-
And fearful as this lesson was Conrad WINS rich, H.
oIs "hen once they have become Il second nn,ure ca,
!' e'er be eradicatcd and Sophia continued 10 her
u'i"s Jay 70 procrasilnate until il was TOO LATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

r Editor Last fall purchased an acre of land with
about one hundred fruit trees on it. TIC I,d ,u, VIII,
son' which some people consider of but little yoIne h
season. as has been very dry. Last spring snrrod an
i'e oisheis OF salt among the trees mixed three bnsh
els OF salt with manure, aud put one shovel fn ]
Sac Tree. Tue trees have grown more this season ,bn
Ior ree years before. They have not suffered with The
DIonstn' as trees haven other places planted il with
al Kinds ct vegetables, and the dry weather has not in
cd mem at all think that salt Is better than ashes or
e' or II Produces both moisture and richness and il
stFoy the peach tree GEO w WAYS spn ue-
Andoyer, August L.
heMd'"S oy the Edor.-Our correspondent is not suC
0chuy particular lie mixed three bushels Of salt with
manure and put It around the trees. He does not saw
"heet he applied close trees or spread it around
some distance The quantity would be about one quar-, TO
t' ana applied TO the very near there would
DC danger OF killing it, |, appears that the whole quantity of
sur applied was eight bushels which may be used to
advantage Tor most all kinds of and vegetables
Boston Culfirator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL,
ShOckOc EIiiI. Richmond. y,.

NE KS. MEAD'S SCHOOL will be re-opened
Tor Tie reception o; BOarders Day Pupils on MONDAY
S "a OF OctoheT next The object institution 10 prepaI.
he young female for her high duties higher destiny
sound scholarship and high intellectual viii
oe AIMED At founded on the motives and quckened
ces Of the Christian Religion.
The course Of study thorough ami extensive and will he
Perieuc ed Teachers ~ -
The French and Italian languages Music and Drawing VIII b.
taught by Professors in the departments
e7d refers 10 the following gentlemen have daughters
az her School. -e0
RI Rev. Bishop Johns
Rev. Adam Enpie. D. n.
Rev. William Norwood.
Rev. George Smith, -7lsyaHS,tl D. c
pf Thomas Wright, Htl4Hgign ~ C.
.1rter BraNton Esq, H1Horer corafy "a
Nelson Page Eco, catabsrlaad "a.
James Z. Heath, ESD
Charles F. Osborne, Esq., R''"0'd
" to5 terms &c apply to Mrs 2. Mead Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

PURIFIED HoNET-The following mo1e OF purifying honey
Is recommended by Sier ANY quantity of honey is dis
soVed IN an equal part by weight of The liquid is
moved 10 Doh up TOUR or six times without smmng il is
en removed from the FIRE after being cooled brourh; ON
several strong linen straines stretched horizontally and Co
TsTed with layer OF well washed sand an inch in depth
men inc solution has passed through the suainers it
found TO be OF the color Of clear white wine: tie d hem
ao"ed 10 remain on the soiners, rnsed with cold wa.
Ter and the whole OF the liquor nlly evaporated to the
thickness u syrup.-imeTicqa FqTmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrRss srpscKPuoSo city Sub.crib,s s. 90 per wear
and for shorter period when sent by mail sO-paya in
all cases, in advance. =
ApvrRrisissfor feen less inrrton as cents
two insertions VI ~! three insertions aud every
ing insertion n cents.
Transient ADVERTISERS must pay Ia advance
The number of insertions Of
Ms they be stopped eharg
ed accordingly 1y- oniers stop also be In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ 10
proportion Of greater Length
lines; Aueuonee and Lottery dealers who charged
sioo. paper incuied)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. l0G Fulton ST., DIR. FAWCETr.
~ Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and
Edinburgh and Member of tc Iuco1 Medical College OF Phi,
dcphl author works to Ofrans &c con
fines hs practice certain class of delicate diseases m all their
aud complicated ofs the Of venercli
affections will yield his mode treatment without restraint IN
diet hindmncc from business md without mercury.
Constitutional debility impotcncy. scrty seminal weakness
nocturnal emissions, and al those dcpnabe which are
brought by secret destructive habit Of youth and
Other excessive ndugcuce ol the which the
constitution and lay the Foundation of premature decay
fawcctrs Work these srct De- radically and tho
parts restored 10 health anil Structures Of ueh
tending asfT the PROSTATE gland AMI bladder aud
which h. rcnraV produced 10 the had treatment
frequently originates from maufhaon can De- radically by
Dr. fawcetLat 100 Fulton Street. NEW YORK. auIi-iy
EDuIUE Chewing robncco-N Dot OF tanghotre and
Nfm>icai superior Chewing Tobacco just opened AZ the
Black hoy aui Mortar md for sale by auT =. MOVE
Misses Very superior and Handsome French
Morocco and rkid slippers iaielpia Mako
HAVE fresh supply of the above beautiful
u AMI superior Slippers fashionable which, viii ell cheap
u3O DAVID BURLINGTON Mansion House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY sCUOOG

~ RS J. G KEELING AND MRS MARIA g. CIOPTOY
this Cya " s' ="
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
lbs institution VIII Monday October 3D. IN the Brick
hane on w. Street doors the OH Baptist Church
heretofore occupied BY MI and Mrs similar PURPOSE Tn.
premises are central convenient spacious manage
ieni OF TIE school will be firm boarding deursnt
"" be purely domestic and the Principals assure their friends ari
c oFe' aud e present patrons Mrs that no trouble or er
pense vi" BE spared 10 the young ladies' committed L,
Their charge every advaGilge fos improvement comf,r
Terms per Session Of 10 Months
Eoard including every thing, payable semi annually in nj
vance, 500
ihl''a'"Is cass' lEnglsh'l 20
ii"sies'iNe cas- do 30
I Highest class, do including Math.m,t,rs al
Al The classes Of French aad Latin snd
tn first principles Of Drawing Painting without extra crrp
tor ie higher classes these and for Music professors fee
W he charged Mons Iefebvrr, qualifications As Teacher
are zoo wen SHOWN 10 require reference gve
AM IN al the Branches tauEh by Principals
teachers OF known nieliy AMI ability employed Parct-
ar attention VIII b, paid 10 Penm7nship and Elocuton
T. S-Ihcro Will De- taught, by a well qualified for the
~N GA he premises below. but separate a School
os SMALL BOYS, which deserves attention of those narrn
Who wish Their little 10 BE- under guardianship OF their ED
~ sisters n going 10 and returning School Term, As usual
such Schools .. I-J,yo,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

EHs The MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT.
EhA This long and well established boarding house At present
nthr occupancy of Mr. William Hewlett The
ton Of tins House being almost the business strong
recommendation lis Some Of occupants have
done line business q. and heu doubt
pant Will keep really good house cool profitable business
still De done. There uc doubt number board
e may H. obtained the house opened
may be had the LIT day October Apply Judah My
ers 4 Co or an DAVID BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT.

FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT,
wo-story brick House nearly new, adj.
- joining tho residence OF PeerW Grbbs. Esq The
contains rooms AMI the ot BE- suc 1rgc Earden To
any pr''H wishing TO purchase c price and will be made
10 good tenant the rent viii be low. Apply
90 VT Gruhts, NJ G wadrop. OF 70 the subscriber
Jt-3awf = SAMUEL REEVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
"a The large Warehouse ON the south side
Aso the Basin, tie south - streets
known blythe name OF Andersons Warehouse.
Also, the House Cary between Banc's Facory and
SanIons lurherlousr which admirably adapted Grocery
stand. and winch may be fteiup That purpose.
Al-o the Tobacco Factory AMI Fixtures 90 Lombard Alley Just
ic rear OF MezsTs Dunlop MUncuTe Cos Auction
70 70 FRED. ANDERSON & Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

Alexandra Lottery, Class No 40 for 1sl3 to be drawn
az AexandIla. d. O.. Saturday. 23d of September 1919
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auss dEc2awt


= NRE, viii open their English and Classical School,
MONDAY the 2N of August r extra session ~ five weeks
The rcguilr Session Monday % Octo
Der Al the usual Branches academcal education viii be
taught the follow terms English studies So per
thcuIf so Grammar 1nd Lessons Classical Latin
Authors AMI Gree, So. French SIS.
y. R-SFrc.sl attention wn be given writing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
"a The upper part of the new House next
LIZ door above Mr. Alex. Duvars Drgg store which is At
present occupied by Col Fry lwlo intends removing Caroes
yilee house suitable for family or board
ing House The rent Will be low and given
je l7-u FRY A. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
27,sll Pri:cs amounting 10
S742775

I"8--7 sTlT17 T01I-T-I01 % TlcI1gc
n the above splendid LOTTERY the prompt atan
ton AMI account oft the drawing bc Immediately
% - over to an who orict from Address
J. g. GREGORY co.
au g2-dGc2awm Managers Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
f-a The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
LIZ known Barclays Factory with appuucnances
qufod torhc manufacture Of Tobacco the scale
for sent For terms which exceedingly uoerae enquire Of
ju ls-u rEAkE. JONES & WINSTON.
fa FOR RENT-I'hc house Immediately op.
LIZ Posc the Ruins Eagle Hotel formerly occuGan-
cy o ila Subscribers Shoe store very desirable sand
for business aud early Application Dee made rented low
Apply TO J. T.. WATKINS x co. or to
Ju GEORGE " TnIER-
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Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.

Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.
m The subscribers having leased the Store
IA lately occupied by Lancaster DENLY Co. offer for rent
The store occupied ty Them nearly opposite Tavern
Main Street For almost any Kind business tho most
desirable stands Possession gwen July Apply 10
je p fNLOES & BROTHER.
"a FOR Rent. the tenement south side of
HL8H street few doors below Mcssrs Valentine ntcedsn Co.'S
an excellent stand Tor business occupied John Kelvin
Possession viii De given hc is u April hppy 90
=. 4 J $. JAMES 4 Co.
NH III Globe Square
HlNE OLD CuGNAC BRANDY half pipes very superior Old
y Cosnac Brandy, just received .or sale.
SCI WILLIAMS & HANNII.
fA FOR SALE, ON very moderate terms, a
tta House and offering excellent opportunity
OF improvement 90 tc capitalist The pays more than ptt
cent. upon the price demanded
81 great domani flf situations The neghboutoo especial
y such rs le 90 the north and west of the City
an ~ e. T. RO1-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

KS }. C. KEELING AND MRS. MARIA e. CIOPTON
have associated themselves purpose OF CONDUCTING an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12

J. ~.
STlLE selling Grcnt bargains i'm Efoots, Shoes
~ trunks. dc..---Ny hOIcsuIc and rctaiI--I have
great variety Of the above goods selling yery
cheap for cash aud would invite my friends purchasers gene
rally IN want OF goods IN line a is
termination To soil and saluo please
all who may favor th their
general and well selected
mems. hisscs,' Boys and ChiIdrens, boots md
SHOES, oi the most quality most fash
onabo and tasty style expressly adapted and al
% general stock, embracing almost every quality style sa
bu for the obbing business all Of which be small
advance on the cost ~ manufacturing Country buying
for cash will find TO their interest cali They
buy elsewhere. DAVID BURLINGTON.
Wholesale and retail dealer Boots Shoes Trunks &C. Man
sion iInuse. seq
THOMsONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. f.. ID. ROBINSON continues TO offer his
~ Professional services To those prefer the BOTANIC
PRACTICE Doct r. Is graduate Medical College Of
Ohio has devoted several the MEDICINE SUR
gerry ard other branches Science OF Medicine
including two full courses Of Lectures upon subjects taught
reputable Medical Institutions Ills experience
the last the Chronic
such Dyspcpsn. Liver Complaint Drppsy. Rheumatism
Asthma, Sctoua. Fits Spinal Affection Disease
peculiar 20 Females iuhes the assertion. large minority of
those who have long been Athlete and have desaod getting
well may be- by juicou OF the Botanic remedies restored
10 health and strength
Persons residing distance with Dr. which
viii make greatly their favour TIE Doctor personal
y IN cases of MIDWIFERY-charrc only go
supply Of genuine Botanic Medicine wholesale and
reia-also Thomson's New Book containing sal pages
Ju 2o-tn' ~. Street Snockoc llil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-12
GRAND SCHEME.
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