davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

PM About 10 NJ parted both chains and shore
Fort and leak: badly Had ,oT S pssa
chains, anchors &c., and expected TO get her OIL
oG Rys s0 a Ss
pecied she would be got of.
ashore az tn had .f The bay AID viii NOT get on III, WE.
avian Point.
scHn ALsuM-Da The gale of Wednesday night 25h
INST seh Album .ns on raas. mastsI from fedeTea
ings beach, Chatham.
senn Planet Elijah Halves. of and from Bath for New
Poge Light and went ashore on Hadngs beach, the
scHs. RIVAL (of BeverIy,) Brown. from wsr.ham for
Boston full cargo .S'sS g" Ts, s'hs,s a. Tsp.u
thsr con,inue moderate she will be got off
Eoo.Rrow Soy 21-Ar his moFasg lin tow of,,eamer
r rs sse r s epies a potatoes The seIo ed
hight Of a3h pose and tie Light bot aad
los, deck load L Maine Correspondent.
Whateinen.
Sup Bowditeh Borden, for NV Coast, dropped below
fsosne Ports.
vaH.eo' ss%p.os .ehs Eafaa wmssw, Sea-
Sarah aqd Maria Vessels outside ship Ocean, one ship
BANGOR, Nov z5-Cld, brig Perkins, Ghkey, Western
BATH Nov 2o-Cld barks Princeton, Reed. Havana Ma.
G Bosrss Nov 2s-cId Perfect Gardner Ney Orleans;
United safes York, Batmore 2sth ship S. Petersburg
Sss. S SS am ,Hf
timore briggs Dover Token from do Erie from Ph,is;
% %sN aedsise ship; fsrs5, Dsm,a NsnSo:
Ss %sw sa S.
t.upposei for Porti.ndi .ehr Al pine,
town. ct! sgsi;s;ea' k: h,,s.as,.
EDeISTowS, Nov a7-Arr schr wespor, Kent. Whining
ton s. .sa ssa sch"
uso o rows Nov ai-cIi' SCH, we.coru., woss
sf ~ tiss'.h iE:as.
NYS. - a p6 tos
bs.n ship bark esteIdar at ach9r
s Ss% Sd s.. ns Of
ss An sshr Myers Of New Y:JL fon ~ s;'th Csrs 81
more lSe s'ss G Ss
hshse ns o s
bnryp9rt via salem for GeorEeIown F,aaes Fo;5e
%s. sn 's fS
EaSad HI Hy Quincy a. sS e.
nc Ea: Ys.l
Mar. :s s st! sSef :ss.. ks::1
1St F.rk j:s snei 1ef;p s,h M;y M my Wn
enter Ship VII probably Undergrad
y aaS W.nSss h snd
on The Chsp Tbs weather rs, been 30 rough people could
NOV ,A ro,s !sp, Ars.de: s orr. NAL:
Sunl: A ' York Hf Rssf1 shs.
BIckmore do brss Law MAoney Galveston; Arctu
rvs, Could BIszos ssntiaso Tit Brown, ',vsss Jusn
Corpus Christi; cid, steamship Palmetto smith Galveston
.hps Sunbeam, Winso, Lverpoo Adeline. Pike London
st LOUIS, Marks PhadelI htl bark Nashua Sksats do
briss Hlrv Gels, Port Layaces; Edwsra, Dearborn Rich
Home, Kinney do; sylvia Willis, JONES' do; below barks
/ brig and a schr. -
PLYMOUTH, Nov A-Sd schrs Martha Washington
Holmes, New York: Albert Whiting, do
PORTLAND, Nov 47-Cld bark st Marys Miliken Mobile
brig Monta, Davis Matanzas; schr Lydia S.ovsr, Dyer
CaIdenas
on1,MoyrH, Nov 24-Cld sehr Peirce, Smith. Mobile
9th, brig Maria, Knewlton, do.
sALEM Nov 27-Cd schr Mary Cla,k, Small, NYork.
Nov a3S ship Uthello, Tucker, Charleston
brig David Henshaw, Pinkham Matanzas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

10 herself You will perceive that the first duty
of our government was to bring the war spec
Oily as possible 10 an honorable conclusion. II
an opportunity occurred for weakening the
strength of the enemy, our government was iusti-
fed in Selling upon that opportunity. Any mode
of making diversion in favor of General Taylor
on his march 10 the city of Mexico, would blunt
the edge of the warfare wsged by the Mexicans
the army Of occupation, and would thus serve
materially 10 bring hostllities nearer 10 termi-
nation.
For the accomplishment OF this object which it
would have been worth while 10 send AN army
by way of southern Mexico 10 achieve, an excel
lent opportunity presented Itself IN the desire
OF Santa Anna TO return TO ms country III
was very natural 10 suppose that the unb. I'd
den return from Punishment OF a man who
had many enemies IN Mexico, would he
ca,cula ed 10 cause a slight diversion IN f,-
vor of General Taylor, and would make the
Mexicans more DESTROYS OF putting al end 10
the war, were It but for the purpose of arranging
their domestic affairs 10 their own sat siacton.-
Now, il was perfectly natural tor Santa Anna 10
desire to revisit his native county, and our gov
eminent came 10 the conclusion that To throw
an obstacle in the way OF his patriotic intentions,
would be extremely impolitic. Moreover they re-
Elected that even if Santa Anna should coed in
reducing the discordaut elements Of party in his
own country into solid opposition 10 the United
States, the war could be more speedily termlna-
ted than II our forces should stIll be obliged 10
contend against an unresistng, or weakly re-
asting enemy, capturing more prisoners Than
Gen. Taylor would know how 10 manage, and
taking more towns than he would have soldiers
10 garrison and all without any beneficial effect
on the unimpressble masses of Mexico.
Accordingly, santa Anna was permitted to land
at Vera Cruz
The result has evnced the wisdom OF our gov
eminent. Discussions have already broken out,
and dissolution of the ministry friendly to San
Ia Anna has taken place. The general Will be
compelled, by the recent occurrences, either to
make peace with the United States, or stake
every think on the issue Of the batlle of San LUIS
Potosl. In either case there is prospect Of the
war reaching speedy termination. defeat of
the Mexcans at San Luis Potosi would be deci-
sive OF the fate OF the campaign. Santa Anna
would lind it impossible to collect another army,
and thus would be compelled TO sue .or peace
Asst IS, there is every reason to believe that his
hopes OF successful opposition by this time
annhated.
And this is the explanation OF the policy of the
government, in permitting Santa Anna to land
Vera Cruz. GAIvIENs1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 1



Rattoon Orleans Stanton Frost Suttou ay,
Chareston, Geo suton barks Sode Mauntzen Antwerp,
WIN weisser; lwsnowna Snean Braces &C. Harbsek co;
60; Bourne, True. St Marks &c, Coe, Anderson Cos
Florence Fses, Cusdaioupe, Burcbard Thebsud; schrs
Eliza. Wade Belize, Lewis; w Kemptou, Osborn,
Norfolk Oson, Henderson, Georgstown q; Pechshontss
N L McCIesdy & Co; BENZ biselow, g, Boston; barge
Dolphin, Lamb, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Packet ship SO james, Conyers Oct 23h I'm London with
mdse to Grnnel, Mintuu X Co.
Packet ship Patrick Henry Delano Oct 2sh. from Liver
Southampton exchanged signals with snip St for
New York Has fenced weather and west
erly gales
Brig Ottawa L.nox of wi,casset (eported yesterday
Left American vessels i3h 1T "a 49, Ion 81
H. spoke brig Venus from Honduras for Boston Gath
La 90 al Ion 70 2 spoke bark franklin from Trinidad de
ba for Boston, 2S days out 18th inst coming the bav
beam ends, and split for esail and fore topssil.
Schr Ann Maria Jones' Newbern NC, naval stores to
New schr Monterey, AppIeby, Brookhavsn ballast
Srhr Chas VI Smith, I hambers, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr America Southird Phsdelph,a, coal.
schr =. MunscIl. Rove, New Haven, ballast.
Pilot boat Virginia (srrved Saturday, Wright, days I'm
Norfolk Expcrirpced heavy gale 100 miles of Cape
May; lost jb and small boat.
Ship St George Ferns, from Lverposl, to John Ogden
Brig wi mainya gone, at anchor at the soutbemmcst
end Of the Woodlands.
Ships Union, New Orleans Roscius Liverpool and
Packet ships 8, James Patrick Henry are still below the
Captains aud cabin OF both vessels brought
town BY steamboat Jacob Bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

On Tuesday nth inst we were placed in posse ssion
of dates from Liverpool to the 3st October per steamer
"Great Western showing market there had ad
vanced oneeighth OF penny per d. the departure
OF the previous steamer but the date of her sailing
less firm thus preparing for the avices due per
Acadia" which received early the day. Refer
ring to remarks for the operating dsadvanta
geously upon prices in this market must observe
that the advancing tendency in eights and the difficulty
of negotiating Exchange, together with growing ap.
prehension OF tight money market in Eng land, which
is expected TO follow the anticipated demand for specie
smulstei holders here to bring forward their supplies
for immediate sale and the week ending 2st na
generally murky and dissgreeable the lew buy ers
out had the market TO themselves and prices sunk
TACT that the advance in freight and decline 10 exchange
during that PERIOD equal thereto The pressure to
sell being increased by some large arrivals added to
the scarcity, and at times imposshility of procuring
freight led 10 further decline OF quarter OF in
the early part of last week at which parcels
taken speculation TO be stored here. The pressing
sales chiefly Of the upland description OF which
the large arrivals here have been composed, and the
quality considered better regards strength of staple
that of the last season The amount disposed Of Tor
the week ending 2lst. inst, amounted to 5000 bales
w sn anG O. adson sbos
1000 bales of Cult Cotons shipped from fret hands
Holders of the old crop OF this latter description,
csedngiy firm, and well they may be, when the quality
OF the rst pckings the New Orleans receipts is
sderedwhich from the samples Of the parcels in this
market considered decidedly inferior in strength OF
staple and cleanliness to that of last year The 10th in
slant Thursday OF last week. being set apart Thanks
giving day business entirely suspended and the day
preceding being packet day for the steamer Great West
ern, and whsl very stormy, the weeks business was
broken upon and as the pressing lots have been 70
moved, prices have again assumed steadnsss not
~ithsisnding the increasing difficulty OF efecting ship
mens The saeslss, week up to saturday evening 9stn
inst. amount to 1000 bales and have reduced
! quotations 10 coniorn thereto.
In regard to the crop. there Is feature to re-.
ports the picking season has been favorable
tcipaied but in that has come under our notice
have the estimates OF well informed parties been ex-
tenjodas those familiar with its condition the South.
the close Of the growing season consider the in.
Jury done was OF radical a nature TO ~ recovered
by any extent OF mild westher during the autumn
The movements the staple this TO the latest
dates. compared with the previous two have been
nexed -
Bales.
Receipts at Ports Of u. s. since Sept L. Isi6 $50 $40
same period last year. .3s5,76,
" " year before. $40, l1l
:" I" same period last year. .20s, 3s,
=" yssr before. ,22o, 100
Tbs receipt: ., thi, port since ~ sr, n:.nt h'ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
New York Cattle Market.

Nov 30.-At market l460 beef cattle, (about 500 from
the South) s0cows and calves ao0 sheep and lambs.
Beef Cattle-There has been fair business doing
during the week. of prices fully equal to those quoted
in last reportsa SO to So 7Swhich give the
prices current for good retailing qualities About
600 unsold.
prices Sheep ST. 81 so, to 81 lambs so u.s. 81 80 to
81 30. $50 left
Cows and Calves are plentier, and command better
prices which range in quality, from S2o $23 to $40
Hay and straw-The recent rain storm having kept
back supplies from the country prices OF loose hay in
making at 81 70c per cwt for timothy and clover
seed North River bale is worth 40 a As cents Straw
brings 50 90 the 100 bundles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, 1876.


Tie Wsaihsr-Reitrn Of Haag-Markets, &c.
Tho weather continues clear and SHARP, though not
toe cold for comfort.
Haag one ofhe the Gypsy thieves who recently broke
jail here was yesterday brought to the city from Pitts
burgh and is safely encased in irons prevent his
activity from again giving slpo the vigilance of his
Keepers lie was passing himself of at Pittsburgh as
physician and had engaged the objections, and about
to be married to lady Of responsibility and some pro
pertv He had with him variety of articles stolen from
the neghhorhood of this city after his escape from pr
thered, including splendid cloth mantle gold watch
snd chain and pair of gold scissors which he had pre-
sented 10 his lady love.
TIVE MARKETS On Saturday, -four market IS pref
" much at stand buyer. sad sellers unable
on prices Buyers offered 81 t7f tor Howard our
pu holdefs were unwilling to operate a price
pating further advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
PHILApELPHrA, Nov. 80, 1916.


The Fountetrs-.7noh.r Rop among the Firemen-.4c.
eidenci Burning of Children Stocks &c
John S Dusolle the editor of the Spiri Of the Times
has been appointed aide-camp Gov Shunk with the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel
Prompt as was the action OF volunteers upon Learn
ing tho requson upon III, State for regiment to serve
in Mexico, they have been led by four other companies
IN the interior who have already been accepted while
decisive action has yet been had upon the offers Of
city troops Ts companies from the city have of
ered and their rolls nearly all full while severa
companies are forming for the purpose of putting
in their claims It understood that of the KILLERS
Club have signed the roll of OF the volunteer CORPS
whose chance of being accepted stands good IL their
spirit ou;awry can be restrained by the strict dsci
pne OF camp they will make good soldiers for their
courage cannot be doubted though they have hereto
fore displayed it in opposition 10 the laws.
have just learned that the City Guards Cant Joseph
Hll--thc Washington Infantry Capt w + Binder and
the Philadelphia Light ,Guards Capt John Bennett have
Mexico.
A skrimmage occurred last evening in Southwark be.
tween the Weccacoe and Franklin fire companies but
no especial harm was caused the breaking of few
heads with bricks and FIRE horns which were among the
weapons used ny the combatants The femen had been
called out by the partial burning of the roof of small
market house in Eighth below Fizwater, which
had been Sc, on fire. il is said for the purpose of
drawing the Weccacoe engine out into that neghbor-
hood 50 that 1t could be attacked by the Franklin
men, with whom feul has recently occurred. The
same place was SCI on fire abou, noon to day, and
the Wsccacoe engine was again attacked the Killers
sing par WIN Tue asSsiling company One young fellow
named raul who runs with the Weccacoe, was danger
ousy wounded, cut with the horn which was tax en-
lrom him has is feared fractured his skull and
was also indicted above the right eye. sherfs posse
Of poles appeared on the ground, but not until all the
rioters had retroa,ed'
Two children, OF en- Irish family, residing near the
schuyikiu were dreadiully burned this morning from
tas bed 40 which they were lying taking fire from fur
mace careiessly placed beneath One has since died
All the ethor is not expected to live.
tsdon d. webster, Massachusetts,; Hon. r. McClelland
Michigan and Gen. James Wilson, New Hampshire Al.
rived this afternoon from New York a A have taten
rooms at Harswelps Washington House
sales OF stocks at PhiiadeIphin.
FiRsr BoARp-s3J10 shs u. S. Loan e's S. loI
SECOND BokRpo0 shs Vicksbug W; so Penn Tovn,h;r
Bmk %; 1000 U. s. l. 1an S. Sc, 0l; farmers
Bank. AZ
Arm .ALE,-5oO LshEh S. 5''s; II M.mphi, Bank II
- Nicksturg Bank, 81. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
$ or sUeAH FROM isr OF JANUARY TO END OF
2sl,7l4 1890 s3.s23 265 s


PRICES CURRENT IMPoRTs-Sou,h American jerk
ed beef per ar l6 resls United States do l4a 10
rs Goldfish per quinta S4ls 81 haddock, do. 50 SIS
hske do So 81; rice, per ar. 10 -Ieals lard per
per quntsl $i4 i4,1; sperm candles. do, Ssa So;
whale OIL per ar, II u REALS sperm oil do a2s RS;
nails per L. S6s; hoops, per 1000 $45 SO; -four Anne
rcsn per Dbl, $l5 four Spanish. do, Sah IL; lum-
bcr Bath 1000 feet Sass do Portland, do, SaS ~; do
P. P. de- Sa5 "a; box shocks per box. IA reals;
hhds per hhd 10 Is RS; empty casks each, So a
3A Russia sheeting per piece, $eAa 10; ravensduck,
per piece, SOY Gas sailcloth, XIV do $40; halfduck,
do Sl6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

nR. JOHNSON, !! Duane street, Chatham street. o
~ well known The most successful practitioner la New
York the of delic,t diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill those old half cured that have
existed for PreemInent Geet structure, uicers
upon the in The threat or pains IN the head and
ness brought by habit dulged in by
causing lssivous dsetms and nightly emissions positively
cured Roceut cured in four days. without mercury
No alteration in diet prevention from business tol paid
letters, containing Zee of 50, attended p30 m'm
HOLM Esq KITCHEN RANGES.
NE proprietor the above Ranges to the pub
hc warrants them 70 perform the purposes for which
they purchased and they will be removed free
of any expense the purchaser Numerous references
be given wishing purchase. The prices
range from u to 43 dollars.
Crates OF the newest patterns for Paro, Offices and Bed
Rooms.
stores-Ha Office, and Bed Room Stoves, stovepipea,
&C. &c.
Tin Ware-Brght plain and japanncd. They have
ell times ready CRATES and boilers. Aho
smokey chimneys cured-no cure no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
Propristors and Manufacturers, 70 Nasssu street.
4lmSrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

LoNpnS-ship St Jam-s-Mrs Warner and servant, New
Yok; Capt Runnenberg, Miss Capped, Germany; Rev
Ps,.svsns. P,ttssa,g; w Henon and LADY, Holland:
Gurus Miss NJ Curss, Lynham and lady, aud Steven
son, England. 80 IN the scerase.
LIvERPooI-ship ratrick Hsnry-Mr Roof, lady chill
dren; Mr. Babcock; Robert Colton Richard Bolton; H
smit thsres latham; Arthur Gogan; Z H Meeker and
Stephen n not. 226 Ia the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
OHIYAIH DiskAsFS-BhANCn Or inE rhlLA
1 DELMlA EoIhE1E ~ MEDlCINE.OfFICt

y NHssAu sTEEsT, new YoRK."fS. Memben Of d
The Phadephia College cf Medicine having had sTtsasve
Of rs on As ST
promise the afflicted speedy, safe and permanent cure
s,ae: C.nsda West Indies. who have been ab.rny
bones and joints, msrcur, and skin d.eaes srppuons
giving mcrcary, mjudcious treatment, and objectionable
auackery. .x. ,,,,nr
THE srECIFic EXTRACT, for The care of Gonorrha.
0leeu, Structures, wsasnes, Of the sexual o,gens
yst discovered without inSele ing in any way with bust
ness freh One Ds slhl.RRgeTIRSSiRlLrNE
TIE Ccneentretss Erfraet ofhs Genuine Honduras Root
in accordance with the modern dcoveries Of eK
tracing its real medicinal virtues has been tested and
eutsn erupon, enlargement and pains la the bones
.yphre .ymptcms and the train Of disease.
F sa 81 Ra KRIS stxaE n SKIS SRsi %
primary and eoamtation. L ,souS Ss rsspitsd to
msds,.y s.I Ii. first Of tho d.sa
scrofa any disssse arising from impurities oIihe blood
hoSd not be one %oTsn without it, Single bottles One
Dollar cases Of A. 4Hs s'i TSS NJ ie rL1xrR
dased .eerey or eommitied ssss.sss ofany ind Thi.
Invaluable nyisorsng tonic will positively cur. gsS
ssss 81 y, s .sr"
gam: snd eonsstasessi SsSy prodsss s.u..
never fail: pfoincs 4.
denands and essential to prseI,s soSo neaiA anu
vir0f rhe' TFH a R1TlsJ e. iG's
pATLNTs residing n any par o. be disease be- Of what
KIDD msydee,t. ndslie.,. private or o.ss,s It
, .nS s.
S ss1 % all 'ats
y %ns.s ono Of the nj, lm.re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
GENERAL WORTH.

SPLENDID Likeness Of this gallant officer is this day
IA published and ready for sale Orders received, and
ssIsl Sssg,ypt made e % e. per copy
isbsd cpd now rssdy, Pree One shilling pealsSs through
on, =: w.. 's7rli'A n Y;Ts ESi H. ~ yu,,o, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
Dy Last Nights Southern Hail
Home Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov 30-Arr IBrl schr Triumph, Green Tu
tie Key Bahamas; cid bark tebe G,een, Rio de Jaaeo
ID Belle, lRr] Whittier. Barbados; schIs Mary Ann,
Eaton, Oh Seguins Cole, rev York; sid, bark
Hebe, Green, for Rio de Janeiro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

COUGHS. COUGHS. COUGHS.

COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
rORBYN'S COUGH LOZEN0ES-This popular rene
Ody will be found the efectua one for the
or conghs colds hoarsenes irritation Of the lungs
shorness OF breath, asthma consumption Nc This not
like many preparations got up mersyto please the palate
but those distressing symptoms which but too Of
ten prove fatal when testify
who have experienced their happy and sanitary effects
Of whom have been reduced the brink Of the
They promose free and expectorsop and require
confinement snge box will cure the most obstinate
couYh that existed.
For sale By g. COLBY, chemist, &c. ST. Pearl ST. Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. o24 liner
nR CUkBiTT, Member Of the Universty Of New York,
~ also Of the Medc. Society has wed his Office from
Beekman doors from Nassau
street Dr. Corb having confined his practice elias.
Of dseases for the years, warrant in all
from A NJ till 9P. M. mas lwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
Cotton CrOu,

The Woodville Miss Republican, OF the l4th inst. E,
contains the subeined report embracing returns OF the
crop from number OF plantations in Wilkinson county,
Miss.
The Committee appointed under the I'd of series of
resolutions adopted at the late meeting Of the Agrcultu
raj Society of this county respectfully beg leave to
port that they have obtained from number Of planters of
the county statement OF the number Of cultivated
by each of them-n cotton the number OF bales each
expected to make. and the number they will actually
make the present year. si6 which Is stated in the fol-
lowing list
SiGtssaent Of Cotton Crop Of Wilkinson county, Miss,
for year 1886
Number Of acres in Cotton. ........... 81, 095
Number of bales exported, ..l6,424
. .
The above list all rarts Of the county and may
be depended will be perceived that the crop will
be little Onefourth. not onethird of crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

spnners 5000. Taken speculation. 200. Stock ia
city, $4,000. Amount sale, 10 900 bales.
The closing quotations in this market were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

~ College OF Surgeons Londou may be consulted in the
Of delicate diseases practice OF four
years devoted venereal diseases eusbles Dr. C. TO
the form of this disease Recent cured in
four No Mercury used. Stricures cured in
weeks without any pain Constitutions debility
habit can positively be restored alth and society DrC
has his Office nsindated by certain mush-
Johnson's p2 lm~r
MEDICAL CAkD-Dr. Morrison has been engaged for
lvL tho Of all forms
pnvate diseases creuria and syphitc euptons, glres
structures gonnorh9a, and debility arising from secret
habit Dr. NJ holds with pretended surgeons
See his London Diploma with the signatures Of the court Of
Astiey Coopor Sir Anthony Carise, kc &c, his once,
2oix fulton street. Letters attended to. nj lmsrrc
4 \ EknAN thf DIAt-Dk. hEINe., No. " uaans
NJ street, suliy informs the public, that he has
his he confines himself entire
~ once aboring under chronic affections
such diseases of apne bones ulcers scroula,
mercura diseases, suctures piles Sc Also certain dis
which the liable in all large cities
may apply confidence Dr. Hcne being regular physi
elan. and member Of the medical faculty. oi0 m~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
ACCORDION TAUGH

JACOBS, Teacher Of the French Accordion take
LIZ few more pupils for water Glass; application
made lie has just issued book, comprising
selection of popular airs with valuable the
instrument founded practice Of eight years Apply
the original Accordion and Musical Instrument Depot where
terms will be made known. So Chatham st.,
nil m Opposite Chamber nj.