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The New York herald., 1844-10-03

FROM ToBAsco.-The brig Antares, Capt. Mann,
arrived last night in 26 days from Tobasco. We
learn from Capt. Mann that General Empolio ar
rived on the 4lh Of September from tho city OF
Mexico, under orders from President Santa Anna
to take charge of the government OF Tobasco.
He had stated his intention to release the crew OF
the vessel which brought Gen. Senimanat and his
followers to Tobasco one of the latter, a native
of Boston, was also to be released. The captain
OF Gen. SIS vessel escaped some time since
We also learn from Capt. Mann that there was but
10 feet inches of water on Tobasco bar.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Total. 81 900, ,O99
1885 500

very large per cent Of the increase has been in the
tonnage of this city, which shows that New York is sd
vancing with greater rapidy commercial city, than
any other in the Union. New York already is much
larger than any Of her neghbors and the difference is
widening every year. We annex a table showing the
amount Of tonnage of the different leading pors:-
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

N3- CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequences
Of many persons having been cheated and injured lately
y counteets OF Jones Italian Chemical Soap that real
blessed article for the Of all skin diseases such s
pmpes feckes salt rheun scurvy &C. has caused such
universal satsfaccn that the proprietor deems duty
10 his fellow citizens to caution them against these ima-
tions They either ruin the complexion perfectly
useless being nothing more than common soap The
proprietor of Jones' Soap refer TO scans
who this in their practice for various skin Diseases
tor which proves most intable powerful yet simple
remedy, in the form OF beautiful piece Of Soap Mind
reader ask for Jones' Soaptake other. See that
T. Jones IS signed on every wrapper and buy i only in
this city ut the sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street.-the careful of the number s2or l39 Fulton st.
Brooklyn; State street, Boston.
q5- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE RIA
dca cure of gonorrbGa geet seminal emissions and all
mocopuruent discharges from the urethra These pills.
the result twenty years experience in the Hospital de
Charlie in Paris pronounced by their celebrated in
yentor Professor Vepeau, infalble remedy for all
diseases of the urehra. They effect cure in much
shorter time than any other remedy without aintng the
breatl, disagreeing with the stomach, confinement
from business Price, 81 per box Sold OF the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy 95 Nassau street
w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

PENNSYLVANIA CANALs.-These canals are now
supplied with water, and the business Of TRANSPORTING
merchandise will pc prosecuted without difficulty.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Ihe Caledonia Is now in her fourteenth day
Her news, ofcourse, ought to be here. An EXTRA
HERALD as soon as il arrives
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Court C.lendar-This Day.

CoHMoN PLEAs-Nos II, a. 49, 81, &c. 2, 8, IL, SO,
81, 90, "a, 80, 81, 30, 49, 6S. 70
Crncu,r Counr Nos So g. a. 81, 9a ss 90, 9s 3d. 100
l02, 10, lS, %, 10, 90.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

CHANGE OF THE POLLS AND WAX FIGURBs.-The
proceedings Of the Common Council were rather
interesting and amusing last evening. The chang
ing of the polls was definitely settled The appro-
priation to erect public school house in the
Seventh Ward was adopted, and similar one for
the Fourth Ward was defeated. A movement was
made relative to the contracts for sweeping the
streets In the Board Of Assistants, it will be seen
that the Corporation Attorney has nearly paid up
his dues, and that the resolution from the Board
OF Aldermen to convert the tea room OF the City
Hall into Museum, was amended by proposition
to place the wax figures Of the Mayor and present
Common Council therein, in glass cases, as one Of
the greatest curiosites of this or any other age,
particularly to the payers of the city and their
descendants.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, October 40 r. M


Several stocks in the list fell off fraction to-day,
while others slightly improved. The sales were not
very large but batter feeling prevails in the street
stonngton advanced per cen Delaware and Hudson !;
Kentucky / Norwich and Worcester u; Ohio J. Long
Island fell on Canton Harlem Farmers Loan 4;
Erie Railroad Ii Reading Railroad The favorite stock
at this moment among SPECTATORS is Norwich and Wor
ceser Within few days past it has advanced ak to
eight per cent, and the tendency is still upward. The
basis of the improvement that has recently taken
place in this stock the favorable condition Of the affairs
Of the company A gradual Improvement should have
been caused by this state of things instead Of the rapid
rise that has taken place. large part Of which be
attributed to the efforts Of speculators Twoandahaf
per have been offered for the January dividend Of
the company. The Directors have not given official no.
ce that dividend will be declared and must conse
quently look upon this offer intended to advance
the price of the stock in the market. The reports
from the Company, previously made, are sufficiently
favorable to induce many to believe that small div
dsnd be made at the3 time above specified. The
directors very well know that after they have CON-
menced paying dividends they cannot STOP without very
great injury stockholders refusal to make be-
ginning for another six months would not be attended
with much dissatisfaction a suspension aer This
stock is now selling in Wall street at rs per centit s
without much doubt worth than that as an invest
ment. Spectators think that it will reach par before
January it may, but 1t is very doubtful. Granting
that it does touch par until the first dividend is paid,
and result not reached until next July there arc
few better investments in Wall street, at present. than this
stock at seventy five eighty per cent There is
no good reason why should sell for less than Loag
Island.
According to the report OF the Secretary of the rea-
sury made the st inst the amount Of Treasury Notes
outstanding is ST. ses 707 The outstanding is
gradually decreasing The Secretary is prepared to
deem all those in circulation.
OUTSTANDING TREAsURy NoTEs.
1874.
Jan. l. ... lO66 925 June l. 81 ssS 4s2
March l....... 1919 July l......... . 2eS 3s7
April |. 3,l4l,263 Oct l. $50 767
More than half OF those outstanding the 6rst o.
January last has been redeemed
The receipts at the Custom House. Boston, for the year
ending Oct lst compared with the previous year. ending
the date show increase Of than atty per
cent
REVENUE FROM CUSTOMS AT THE PoRr OF Bosror
The New York herald., 1844-10-03


From RIO DIX JANEIao.-The Courier, Captain
WooIf arrived last night, bringing intelligence to
the I4th August Below we give letter from our
correspondent, which contains all the information
of Interest,"
RIO DE JANFIRo, August IA, 1874
Ourharbor for the last fifteen days mas peen one
continued scene of festivities. On the 90 lhs.ahl,
arrived "Old Ironsides, having on board our ne"
minister (Mr. Wise) with his family he ulse,n- IN
barked on the following day, when he received lne
customary honorsrom the different vessels OF wal
Atpresent he isresiding with our Ext Socum.
A few days since the Prince d. Aqrila omcialy
informed the Commodores OF the different ioreisn
squadrons, that he intended on the following gay
to visit their ships. In accordance, ne einoaIkee
at II o'clock. first visiting the English Commodore,
where he partook of OF a "dGmner q ta to~enete,
after which he visited the American and rrehch
vessels receiving the customary sautes ana hohoIs
On the following day, without the least intlnatloh
being given, he again visited the same ships ac,
companied by the princess, when they expressed
the greatest satisfaction OF the discipline and ex-
treme nicely in which our vessels were. Commo.
dore Turner received them with that frank and un-
studied department, which he is characterized tor
These civlhties are indeed gratifying TO every
American Indeed, they are requisite 10 keep up
that friendly feeling which has always been mani
tested towards us by the Braziians.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

CRY REroRM.-We perceive that two Of the
members Of the reform party in the corporation
have published report in which they attempt to
exculpate themselves and their party from the ad-
diton Of nearly $3OO,OOO to the taxation of the
present year, ever that imposed by every previous
party in that body. Il is very easy for any party
by particular arrangement Of facts, to exeulpate
themselves from what appears SO broadly against
them and to shift the responsibility Of increase
Of taxation the shoulders Of their predecessors.
But this will not do. 1t is poor attempt to de-
ceive the commhnity and TO get credit for not
being SO bad as those who were rejected by the
people. The broad fact cannot be disputed or re-
moved oul Of sight 1t istoo papable TO all. This
party promised US reform and reduction Of the
taxes TO the amount OF two or three hundred thou.
sand dollars, and yet they have added to the burden
nearly three hundred thousand dollars! After all
this, 10 come forward and excuse themselves and
claim credit for adherence TO their pledges, is,
deed, tolerable specimen of audacity. 1t will
not do-it will not do.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

in 1887 leii, and s2 the carrying trade connected with
commerce u confined more 70 American vessesthan
lsis In lsi2 only about ninth part Of our foreign
trade was carried in foreign vessels in isll ninth;
in 1897 one eighth and in is4a about fifth showing
a,alling Of in, the carrying trade Of our own vessels
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
OUTSTANDING TREAsuRY NorEs.

tuU5o
January last has been redeemed
The receipts at the Custom House. Boston, for the year
ending Oct lst compared with the previous year. ending
the date show increase of more than atty per
cent
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Mr.. GARRKAU's CONCERT will take place at the
Apollo Rooms, on Thursday, the 10th Of October,
1874. This distinguished viooncellist is the ne
phew Of the celebrated Agronomst Dombasle, the
inventor Of the plough He comes to America
with high reputation. Mr.. Garreau will be assis
ted by The most talented artists-M. Antognini
SanquirIco Scharienberg, Maestro Rapetti, Eti-
enne, and Aupick. This concert, the first atrac-
tive one OF the season, will draw, without doubt
the most fashionable audience
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

90 CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
for Immediately removing all pain from burns and heal
ing in incredibly short me is for sale only at 81
Courtlandt street 1t is warranted 10 please the in
every case, or his money will be refunded.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

GREAT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION IN PHILADELPHIA
The sessions of the General Convention of the
Episcopal Church of the United States, commence
in Philadelphia this week. 1t is believed that the
attendance will be unusually great. The propriety
Of the advice Of Paul to Timothy about the use of
wine-the rate of payment for the arduous servi-
ces Of nishops-Puseylsm- many other inter-
esting topics, will come before the body. Colonel
Webb, "of the regular army" has gone on, with
the special object of watching the proceedings Of
the convention, and guarding the church militant
from the assaults of the fell spirit of religious loco
focoism. Strange times these-when pious par
sons preach against Texas-consecrate Bishops
issue long epistles on the efficacy Of "burned
brandy"-aud fighting editors sit in ecclesiastical
councils. TIL. beginning of the thousand years
solitary confinement Of the old serpent must be
nigh at hand.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE. "A very
large and respectable meeting Of the friends Of this
order Of temperance men, was held in the Court
House, Brooklyn, last evening. Mayor Harper
presided The Rev. DR.. Rodgers and DIR. J. A.
Houston addressed the assemblage, and Mr.. Min
turn gave thrilling and eloquent recital of his per-
sonal experience of the evils of intemperance and
the ncalcuable blessings which followed his taking
the "pledge." great many ladies were present,
and fine body Of seamen from the "Sailor's
Home" in Pearl street, was in attendance, and
added much TO the interest of the meeting, present.
ing a gratifying illustration of the reformation
wrought by the temperance movement amongst
that interesting class of men. A great number Of
signatures to the "pedge'' were obtained.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19
NEW ARRIVAL oFFANCy GOODS

ND BONNETS At TIE VI NNNII
STORE. No IS. Main s..
LOWrHER a BOON. have Just received some
beautiful LACE LAWNS. Bazarines aud Other
sumner Goods. Tor Ladie. weat. Al,o. large
supply Of Florence Bad. Birdseye and Palermo
Bonnois of the neptu sAar, and at greatly reduced
prices. Call soon OF you will miss some Of
pretiiesi goods Of the season. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Nj ne HaHfo1l Ufpof, JUMnfhiANN' Nd
1--WE Proprietor respectfully iaforms -
friends and the public. that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL. winch he NJ"
confidently oilers to the patronage Of M I'M .,e
a. place az 10th ELEGANT and fONIok
TAtIf ENTFRTAtNMENT The Pafiafs
and chambers have been tastsfallY fitted .
with entire Her Furniture and Bsddinr WIN
Y'tw lo the cass, comfort and conven lcuce Of
his niesis especially Of ladies and fam, es.
The department. OF the Lardcr is equally WI
erdefed. lnfsei there r. through every DEPART
eni Of the establishment. an ar n ntainess
nd elegance that cannot failio please gu "ha
may favor him with call 4 con Ton
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Sci
+ AMCY {: /


t. choice Stock 81 Fancy md 81.
heog now operci and arranged lu due
benefit Of myself, ny customers and r..
BENG oj the opinion that the best vi
vii be 10 reira from publishing Chr
prices. III exaggerated language mt
.ne. beng ready 20 satisfy tie curiosity
speak for themselves merely adding Is
engagements ia the Eastern Cities, 10 sec.
cy Gods as they come out, aud 10 b..
comefeIc al aII times. W:
TtAA> Bs'aaf..,. psns sHI satss II aea 49,
at1 essff tarsn Az NsHa.ne LAWS.
DRESS CpaHS. Wf#lra Nas#fa.- Es=s#
FsuIsfa- IIr.aH. NYua.#H ~ Ia.Hs.. Af5ar# s.
PRINTS AND CHlNTZGS 81 any qr.a 81
qHa. A.s.a fes patterns genuine Pond g. tHze..
Silh>. Neo s.Yie Chameleon Wafef,a aaI g
SIh aae 0aerlaIs
>llAHI~ a. Saaefh ri fra afd CIams aa
sha'it aad .arls. auI lal.es Cusals. t'acs ueN
Shawl &c
3INGIANS. handsome striped Gfarbsms ar
dresses. EaiIsloa Scotch. French aud Maneaeset
GrFhams.
Ribbons. A.. 4 h,aunlul stock Of GaaHe
Trimming. aud rIaWe~
BoANErS. Neapotlan. Brilliant Flofence Baa
Straw Bonnet. aad Isehptu HAS.
FARASOL.S al almost endless seusiy
HOSIERY. Sin. Raw SIX aud Cotton Hose an
usIlu.se.
CLOVES .Bea qualify hlael. and cold h.d Cove.
Lace Cloves an Mu.. loag i.hct Glove. "
M.us 81. Cotton. A.. &e
lace GOODS. WIDE and narrow 1l,fead Laaes
tisle EdrmPs Ard lases. A.hhprau Lace Al
am "a Btu aaa y luc Neih, DC.
I'll SIN GoopS Jaeanti.. Camarrs. Tar.e'sHs.
SNi.. H.hap Lawn. Al. superb afIele Of ueH
ala. h. t,6.fa Afu.I.as and rHfieiass iar dresses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19
nARNIM,S nnrrI.

h18T n IaIlmorf lll OiIa buI Rall -.
GrNufaIA>a Nn
= Wis elegant ar4 sHari1H. HaIe' ferr4.|. .r,.-
/ ga rs G'I. II rAuaHa Has been .c,.e5
Is i1c sshssuhcr ara term nj fear.. lIs#Hh.re.
8. Iae mpaern improvements having. Isfse nun,
4sf a' Iar.ars. "h A.eHse- iar PIE aDelmmlfsi.s va
81 I"i les aaa s'hsfs washing eaufr, aad ease
.r Whole bause has been furnished alib ns.,
sa handsome furniture Throughout aaa ~ 1e.f
s., aaI servants procured is IN al a..s.f.s.,.l.
lhe rraPusiors aaurr themselves Ilz. ff,,, d
HHF experience 90 the hus.u-s-. they vii fea4a,
aa.r house equal q, any establishment il, ite e,,
lrf. aat hoy respectful, eIlieit lhe pst,.es-. =,
Their friends and The puhlc
Cumherlasd sp 3-6m. RARNtfN on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19
ATEw GOODS! NEW GOODS,

= NV tUUIIN! INV tOODNI-I r A
y RIB MARSH. have just received Si.NNl.R
STOCK Or GOODS. purchased 10 the Ea.i aa t..s
zery best terms, and sell lhem extremely 1w g
CASH
Among their sloot esn lee t1nn3 Zoe sert hc.i 5f
.a'6,s amt ne newest styles 10Th at ia s..' ars
1eH.rmeu' Wear. Fersou- 0I.l.... n, s,s. s,,.,
'4 '94 '''a al NO III may 2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19

900 LBS tHEAMTARTAR.nr...e
SCO By On. 21f OLIVER Pryor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
Pcters' Pills

Vgcr.r nave now elapsed since PETERS,
1G bLE FILLS were FIRST in,rai,.-s
vim. o"' Nhieh Is The surest test of ,b.;,
N''oe mat can be given--tbers ,rs - 'Hef
'"em SOLD than any other Dissertation e -o's OF
9'e' IN 'he known world In fset tha ~.
'ese'soie ftli has been enormou. h.yona m Wv
cedehi The hIst year it amounted 10 ona hra4.a
shousaha ookes-the second to three-,he ,h;ra,
o~"e 'ou'th 10 l3-ano so on till the wear ls1I
curing which, orders Tor the prodi.iou,
quantity of two millions Of boxe. wer. ,sr.;,.I
and duly fulfilled at the estaoli,hn.n, T.'
facts speak more in their favor than volnr...S :.
mere eulogy, tor though an undeservins mesic;n.
may possibly De forced into popularity h, ,nans
means, such as fictitious certificate, and m. l;L ,.
is sure TO loose its bold public favor a, r.nli.
as 1t made IT, tor intrinsic virtues alone can stand
the orderal of public opinion and judgmep. for an,
length OF time. Hence the generality of newt,
discovered medicines have but an epbemeral .,;.',
tence-their reputation goes up like a rocket. and
down like the slck-and hence the repu,s,ion ma
the sale OF these pills continues to increase far
whoever purchases them once, and gives them
TAR tiai, IS sure TO pntronize them for life need
scarcely observe that nine in ten of all IN. re..
physicians in the United States order the,. p,ll.
in their general practice this fact 10 uni,et,,,
known, and has been testified Of time and ss,in.
by nearly all the most emne mt me mbers NJ The l.
ulty. Blu, it is like gliding refined gold and nain,.
ing the lily TO eulogze Peters Vegetable Pill, for
the world has decided on their merits and the ia.
sue is, that wherever civilization has extended.
there have the reputation the sale and the useful.
ness OF Peters Pills extended also
The complaints in which Peters Vegetable
Pills ale most effective, and which, when admins
tered according to direction they can scarcely fai,
to cure, are as follows: yellow and bilious fevcrs,
fever and sgue, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaint,
sick headache jaundce, asthma, dro2sy, rheuma-
tism, enlargement of the spleen, piles, collie, fe-
male distractions heartburn, furred tongue nau-
sea- distensons OF the stomach and bowels, incipi-
en-, diarrhoes, hatulence, babtua costiveness Io,.
OF appetite, botched OF sallow complexion, and in
all cases OF torPor of the bowels, where cath.rtic
or en- aperient is needed. They arc exceedingly
mild IN their operation, producing neither nausea,
gripping, nor debility.
AGENTS FOR PETERS PILLS.
William Dorsey, Msrtinsburg p. A. Entl.r
Shepherdstown; VIM. Anderson, Harper. Ferry;
o. "ynkoop, r. II. Cooku., Hedgesvills; J. II.
Beard g. Co. Charlestown
February 9. 1843-y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25

HNHE undersigned have fni,hed opening their
Il FAIL SUPPLY OF GOODS; among which
may BE- found the following:
as and Ga Brown Muslins, 4 and 4
B!esched Muslins BIeached and brown Suffolk
d,ihs. A great variety of British and American
prints. White, yellow and red tlanncl>; 7-S and
a Apron check; Plain plaid and tulled L'nsey;
Crash and diapers; Ladies worSted mits; Ladies
beaver, Kid, and Silk, Gloves; Lineo Berlin, Md
snd Woolen Gloves; Hosiery of every description;
Thresd edgings and ncertnqs; Cotton cdgings 'nd
incerting,; Iaconct and tack Camb,ick~, Swiss
Book Luce and Null MusiJns; Blk, Bro and
Invisible green Alpaca Lustre,; Lustre Lanes
Ta..u,, Psrisisn, BombszlRes; Bin, Blue Black
and l. ght coloured Silks; Bonnet ltbands, &c.
e.. AIso--s complete assortment 81 C.Olhes
C,..meres. Ssltinetts, Vestings. &c. &c such n
blue, blue black brown and invisible green Cloths
blu. and lab Beaver Cloths; Blue, black and fan
oy coluured Casslmeres; SatiurtA of every d'scrIp
ton, Price and colour; Kentucky Jean; Merino
and Satin Vestings; Pongre, f,g and bindan'
hdkf,; $40 and 1874 Whitney Blankets, Negro
Blankets and Horse Blanket; Cotton Yarns al
number, White and coloured Carpet Chain;-
slso, scomplele assortment OF Groceries Greens
ware, Shoes, Boots. Hats. Caps, &c. &c all q
which will lie sold very iOr for cash, or 10 Punclua
men on time.
Oct. &c, 1913. LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
L. c. CORDELL


NHAKLksIOWk, July ZUI 1913,
have inspected carefully DIR. Thomson's sppur.
stus for relief OF Prolspsus utsri, and keeping in
view the indications TO be met in the management
OF that painful affection, conceive this apparatus
to be, in all respects, adapted TO fulfil those ndi.
cations. 1t embraces lightness with strength and
perfect applicability to the contour of surface to
which tits TO be applied-those essentials necessa.
~ in any apparatus to effect the Uterine support.
The apparatus is admirably designed for sustain
ing the walls of the abdomen either in case of
gravid Uterus, recent delivery any condition of
the abdominal organ. requiring rest and support.
would be pleased to see the right secured in tas
county, so that physicians could avail themselves
OF its advantages.
JOHN j. III. STRAITH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
BLOOD! BLOODy BLOODuv

BE ye purified in your Blood
And health will attend YOU"
III OW il the Blood to be purified Thousands
H can answer this question who know from
actual experience, that Ssrssrsrila, Vegetable or
Blood Pills, cure gddines., drowsine.s, singing in
the ears, remove bile from the stomach, cure pain
IN 1.-The the side and head, and are the mos, pleasant
pill Tor costiveness that have ever been offered
Price 25 cents per box. For sale BY SETHS.
HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Bal
timore, and by
VIM. H. HESLETINE & CO.,
=, Martinsburg, Va, and
May e5, l843. G. w. ROBBINS, HedeesyiIle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
Remedies for Colds.
Coughs, COsssssssslSsiOsss,
DYSPEPSIA, &c.
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

YNHlS article 10 prepared from tho bark of tho
l. Prunus Pirginiana, which has bee so long
regarded by the medical world as one of the moe,
valuable remedies known to the profession for the
cure OF CossuaPrIos in its incipent stages, and
the removal OF ITS attendants; also as remedy for
the DrsPEPsIA and Nervous Excitability
offer this Syrup as combining all tho remedial
qualities for which the bark Of the tree 10 30 re-
markablc. Its so prepared that the youngest
children may take il without the least danger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
wlLLranspoR1, IND \ july 90. 1874

WILLrAnsPoRT, IND. July 90, l843.
have examined the apparatus of DR.. Thomson
called the UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford relief in cases of Prolspsus Ute
ii. and consider it most admirably adapted to
answer the purpose intended; both from the nature
of the materials, and construction ofthe machine,
and the reasonable price at which it is offered, is
deserving the patronage ofthe medical Profession.
NJ. A. FINLEY, Nj. ID.
September 81, l843.