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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIEs.

On CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES.
RALPH ssE g state that he j, at home much as
s s 1s:a 1. ss to to he sa mule
,enay or By post his residences % Greenwich New
sa e s s :se Of a
s as wh 81 those II s's The
to ao
public sii
Thus being vsry little understood although the most flequen
msnt much pain. taken explain naturshe disease.
the fact that frequently those who
ns Least T1Te Of it ThGs occupying TOO much
stances which will enable to Judge whether he has this
Among other hmrs ws that bv no mean,
that the stream Of urine should be distracted eve.
bad andions eatsbshed may monSs
sy hoaas &c
sS directing a sn H.. to h ss Of ; f
when
fall upon the mind and nervous system rather than the part
:sf Their howsy.I three which mos.
gether should be lost sight lead tommedate
Of these belong to Other masds a. we'll or rsss Structure
i advanced and settled form while he following shIss
The III II i Il a % Ia. been already
said the need much dminshed Or what
ssDysS i The B sa. u wsh i sa
should o s1saws Way so a. to wet !ise this: i1s " i may
from no other cause Whatever but certainly
s1is oRaE
REMAINED UNCURkD "A Gouorh@a though mot, the
only by far the frequent Of Structure not it,
severity much the length Of time ts cey stage may have
remained that il to be considered Neither it possible
% sss a
ure THAI another IT. however, il should continued from
M to eight weeks this length Of time a least would strengthen
THE EFFECT A STRiCTURE HAS UPON THE
MlND-Nothng IL certain than the eect Of 5trlc
ure to deprss the spirits and to lessen mental energy Not
al but 1t degree other that thewriter
~ Of Structure which the patient does not observe
that ne active capable of business formerly This
also serious effect though ttle understood but i unques
Of mind and sexual will easily imagine that a. there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon thess
gns the same medium the snna rast upoa
Treatise OF the author little volume which sent to many
parts Of the world AZ the Of Structure proceeds ac
WITTY 81 mind invariably returns ,. -..r...
STATE generally accomplished in little time and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Of
late years the Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands Of proper and persons fe cur o.
month"; Many consult the writer who come on bus
this city for short tins only bat return perfectly
peculiar Of together with ms Private Treatise"
which has interesting chapter tbs
subject and written the planest and which, being
distance.
In consequences Of the number preeudcrs and books
QuackeU which nfest this city he deems tproper make
to strangers BesIdrs as Graduate Of Edinburgh c
&c. he has published three editions work expressly these
complaints Also, he has letters from the phys
Cooper Of London Dr. Mott, OF New York; Dr. Physic
Of Philadelphia and Others and permitted to refer almost
every Physician Of emnence in this city Address DR. Ralph
. Greenwich street ns im~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
DIR. SATMON'S REMEDY

NOR disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and Kdneys, scSo
panied with loss Of appetite veadache, bilious
attacks gddne:. low PI r. o;s
and other
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra.
all who have aksI i, that the pr9Pre.e has been induces to
from the above complaints that it H. a. processes TO
perfect nvgoIating the system sppee hcan
color and strength, even the debilitated.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NC, MERCURY. nor any
preparation Of and does the closest attention to
business given
CHARLES H RING, l92 Broadway,
ia25 lm<m cor of John Sole Aren't for N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

HUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY, No. Division street. o..
bished AID 1895 by the for the
ee.sai trenmsnI g. disease q and for the
the only remedy earth that safely be relied on TO
roughly cure this hord diScase without injury the
tuton and without diet hdance business when
all else have failed "A comprehensive treatise accompanies
each VIAL with full directons which is warranted to ecc-
tuay cure ~ all cases. matter how long standng or how
deeply seated IN the system with less trouble 70 the patient
world or no pay will be taken Price 81 per vial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
PHiLApELpHiA, Feb. 9, 1916.

PHlLAprLrHIA Feb. 9, 1916.
Oregon South .4nerica and Merico- Martins Jury Dis
eharsed-Bgamy Case-Dr. Strc6ords Case With
drawn-Strike of the Weapers Of Moyamsnsing-T The
Weather, &c
The news from Washington in regard to the Oregon
correspondence from South America in regard to the
massacre by the aledsquadron, and gallant defence by
the republicans OF the mouth of the Parana and from
Mexico in regard to the counter pronunciamento Of
Arta against the military mob of Parede has created
considerable excitement in this community and is the
theme OF conversation in all circles The first is thought
10 indicate war, back out by England the second
the desire OF the PEOPLE TO put stop to the in
tervenon of Europe with republican neghbors and
the last 10 whet appetite for annexation Of Mexico
and the whole fix the determination to extend the
area OF freedom"
The jury in Martins case charged with shooting
Henry Zell, was discharged this morning, in conse-
quenco of not being able to agree upon a verdict II
proves the correctness of Toney velers opinion Of the
Importance o." halibi"
bigamy case before one of the aldermen Of the
cry, has created much excitement in the district of
southwark, where one of the parties resides The de-
enhant Henry Stiles, is charged with having aban
doned his wife with three children, years since
and his whereabouts was unknown until recently,
when II was discovered that he had married again, and
was residing within few squares OF the home of his
nrst Vile and children Matters could not thus main
consequently suit instituted which resulted 10
the commitment OF the gentleman.
The case of DIR. Sraford charged with lbelling Will
liam D. Kelly, Deputy Attorney General, aside
this ming the defendants disavowng his intention
to allude TO Mr. Kelly in the letter which the founda
ton OF the charge and paying the costs Of prosecution
Mr. Kelly at the request OF defendants counsel con-
sented TO this disposal OF the case.
The Irish weavers Of Moyamensng q strike.
Their meeting excited the npprehensons the manu-
iacturers ana the sheriff posse put in Iequston
NO notous demonstrations were made, nor do think
any were contemplated.
The weather is extremely cold, but clear and brac.
ing and the streets are alive with promenaders No
thing further OF local character, worthy of special
notice.
Sales of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FrRsr BOARD, Feb $4,000 State SIS 6st; 5000 do, b5
60; 100 shs Reading RR 2st 100 do 2Sl 80 Mechanics
Bank 24l; 100 Reading RR 3 days. PSI! $4,000 State 6a
SO; share North American Bank 39at $500 Whining
do, SO, 2st.
AFTER THE BoARD.-s5oO0 State SIS. BIS, wn, 90.
sscosp BoAnp-s4O00 State SIS 6s3; 5000 do SIS, 6s
5000 do SIS 6Ss 5000 do b 100 shs Reading RR 5ds
2S1; so do 2st; 100 do 2sI.
AFrrR BoARD-lo0 shs Reading RR, 5ds 2sa; 100 do,
DDS 2ss; 81 Commercial Blk SOY; Wilmington RR 80;
100 do 80; 5odc State SIS, cash. 6si
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

DIR. CUNVEKS' INVlGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCON
THENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
practice Of the eminent physicians and in the
British Empire France and Germany. Indeed remarkable
the cures THAT the ats Sir Ashley hailed as the
"harbnger of life" The Of this Cordial will fully
the United States recommend superior any other article
for the Of the above distressing complaints
The proprietor does not offer this remedy cahocon,"
but specific for the following deplorabe affectons-the
and excessive indulgence of the passions ripper yearsvz
General physical rosaton debility topor Of the
liver, dyspepsia loss OF muscular weakness Of the
back and lower exemes, lassitude nocturnal emissions
choy alterations Of mind confusion Of ideas loss
ry dmnes Of VISION pain the head vertigo, and unacy
aversion to social mdity sedstrust and love
Of solitude.
be these baneul Practices Young cities
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extenand those too, who about
marry and those whose matrimonial alliances have
been productive Of those happy results which should attend
the sae will perceive that this
Of important subject them IL you would be relieved
from these evils and the attendant notification and be
stored to manly delay not to procure this Cordial The
remarks which accompany the medicine highly important
to the married and single Price 81 bottle $40 half dozen
Sold wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY 1856 Fulton street.
clamp Store Sun Building, New York and at afe Hart
Drug Store Of Broadway and Chambers street, N
u The Cords will be foTyaEdsd to any part Of the city
closed.
Also sale by Dr. Wadswoh, IS North Main street, Pro
whence, r. and at 1888 Washington street, Boston No.
Broadway, Albany and Of Marchlissl, Utica. N X
letter at 36 Fulton street. New York entrance to
the office through the MI lm+r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

DAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
Il LOZENGES-A pleasant, safe, and effectual remedy
for all diseases of the urinary and genital gonora
seminal weakness Pce cents warranted to cure in
street; Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
LUCINA CORDIAL,


rE and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughou the British Empire France,
and the United States celebrity which time only
eace has long used and prescribed by the
eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
reign and speedy for lncipen Consumption Barren
lmpotency, Lucorrhez Whites, Distracted, diff
cult or painful lncontnence of Urine nvo
unrary discharge thereby and Of the
whether the result inherent produced by
iregulsrity, illness. or accident
There shadow doubt thar this true end
the subject OF too decste hundreds would testify
the uonvad efficacy OF the Lucina Cordial specific for
Baresnes FlHor Albus Glees Irregularities in the
Pains in the Kidneys Female Suppre sions Tor the
versej Proapsus Utr and fact almost every
which delicate portion of the human
liable indeed Maformation Of the parts but
any thing shors Of that ii is ole ed iabe cure,
chronic il will be found safe and remedy he
Lucina Cordial gentle tome operating generally the
acing the whole system without 50 lar
stmula function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary il seems to act IN perfect harmony with ns.
and does temporary vgor but permanent
renewal Of the natural energies The first bottle used Will
serted
Principal Office Fulton street, New York Sold also by
Seth W. Fovle, Boston, Dr. Wadswor,h Providence 3
John NJ Laroque, End Roberts Atkinson Baltimore; Chss
Scott, Washington Cy o. NJ Linhacum, Geo geown; b.
Wilder Louisville XVI Sanford Parks Cincinnti and by
other the above named places Price 50
bottle, S24 E dozen. j3l msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

NAvAL.-The q. 5. schr. Frt, Lieut.. Cong
Chatard, from Chagres, via Havana, eight days
from the latter place. arrived at Norfolk the 9th inst
Lieut. Watson, bearer Of dispatches from Commodore
sloa Passed Midshiman Wilkinson, and VIM. Bennett
Sailmaker were passengers.
II is understood that Capt John H. Auck, the esteem
ed Commsndant Of the Washington Navy Yard, hos
been appointed 10 the command of the United States
hrigate Potomac, now preparing for and that Com
modore VIM u. Shubrick, Chief Of the Bureau of Pro-
visions and Clothing is to succeed him in the command
OF said yard.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28
LINES FROM A TOMB STONE.

Ri WILLIAM WALLACE.
HERE that which was q III 0rtal lies
Lean gently O'eT the solemn spot
Earth claimed her right, and so the Skies;
The PAST is PAST. II matters not.
Riches, perhaps, were all my own:
OrpOverty in humble cot;
Well! either has for ever flown;
Purple or rags? it matters not.
Did health within nay pulses beat;
Was sickness my perpetual lOl?
The dust that felt is at your feet!
Pleasure or pain? 1t matters not
Did Love, Gods pity, light my way?
Was at last by her forgot!
That darkest cloud on BEINGS day.
FalsehoOd or truth! 1t matters not.
Did Friendship give glimpse of Heaveni
Did friends hut fill life's sunny spot
And leave the'dark2 They are iOrgiVGni
TOmbs bury all. 1t matters not.
Perhaps around MY forehead Fame
Wreathed laurels, bringing HOnOr's lot;
Or did fail 10 notch aname
On Glo~y's Alps? limatters not.
Know thou the end Of every deed!
Yes, on inc own sepUlChra spot
Some pensiVe m5rtal's eye will read
That simple line--lt matters not.
Nor thou repine! for man appears
A moment only in this cline
A iracery by the Artist Years
To gem their Gallery of Time.
But not TO fade: seraDh band
Are stealing ever round the walls,
VINO bear their trophies o a land
Where silent tower tin Eternal Halls.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

WEALTH or Ono. The State Board Of
Equalization concluded its Iabors on the 10th
inst. They report that the valuation Of the
real property of Ohio, is about three hundred
and twenty.iour millions Of dollars The per-
sonal property is valued at $40, Asa, max
ing an aggregate ofreal and personal property
to the amount Of S49s. III, 4s4.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28
FREAKS OF A "PoLK SrALKn We lear,

FREAKS OF "POLK STALK." We learn
from the St. Louis Republican, that the steam
er Clermont encountered "pok stalk" while
coming up to that city on the night ofthe goth
inst. One prong of it entered the clerks of
flee through the door on the Iarboard side, and
passed through the partition into the cabin. -
The other prong broke into the cabin through
the middle sfthe floor, knocked down the stove,
passed through and demolished the captains
state-room on the starboards side. Fortunately,
the captain and clark we're both eat at the
time, and thus escaped. AS it was, no one was
INJURED
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

LATER FROM THE Expedition against
TGnpieO-Iis EUacHatiOn by The .MezisdnS. We
received two of the back mails from the
South last night, leaving one still due. We
are indebted to the Picayune for an extra, dat
ed Nov. 10, containing the following interest.
ing intelligence:
The schooner Mitis, Capt. Thompson, arrv-
ed here this morning frem the squadron at An
ton Lizatdo, having made the voyage to the
Pass in FIVE days. Mr.. Clark, TO whom we are
indebted for letters and information from the
squadron, came passenger on the Mitls lie
communicated with the officers Of the squadron
on Thursday last, the 18th inst. He gives US
the following account of the departure Of the
exj edition which has sailed for Tampie0.
The Commodore despatched on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, the frgate Rartan, Capt. Gre
CORY, the Potomac, Capt. Aulck, and the sloop
of war ST. Mays, Capt. Saunders, for Tam
pico. The following morning, the 18th, the
commodore hoisted his broad pennant on the
steamer Princeton, Capt. Engle, and sailed for
same destination. The Prinseton took ia tow the
steamer Spit6re, Capt. Tattnall, and the gunboat
Petrol, Lieut.. Shaw. The Mississippi, Com.
Perry, sailed the same day, having in tow the
steamer Vixen, Com'r Sands, the Bonita, Lieut..
Benham, the Refer, Lieut.. Sterrett, and the
Nonata, Lieut.. Hazard. Ere this they have
doubtless reached their destination, and We
presume that Tampco is already in orr power
The steamer Spnfre, Capt, Tatnall, arrived
at Anton Lizardo only on the lltA inst, from
Brazos Santiago, having touched at Tampico
and communicated the blockade of that port
From the Porpose they learned that the Mexi-
can troops had marched out of Tampice, retir-
ing towards San Luis Potosi, taking with them
the artillery from Tampico.
The prize schr. Petrta, formerly the Cham
pion, was to leave Anton Lzlrdo on the 18th
inst for Tampco
The prize schooner Laura Virginia, turned
into un-boat, left Anton Lizardo on the 9th
inst. for Tobasco, to communicate with the cut
tiers Forward and McLane, from whom moth
ing has been heard since Com. Perry left Ia
blsco, or rather Frontera.
The remains Of the iamenicd Lieut.. Morris
have been eXhumed and placed on board the
Rartan, which will convey them to Pensaco-
la, so soon as the affair OF 'i'ampico is over.
The prize schooner Telegraph, IN charge CT
Midshipman Smith had sailed for this port and
is now passed due.
The Somers is maintaining the blockade Of
Vera Cruz, and the tigate Cumberland, Capt.
Forrest, the prize steamer Tabasquena, and the
prize schooner Alvarado, are lying at Anton
Lizardo
There were also lying there the bark Aver
non, Jordan, master, the bark Morgan DIX,
Hamilton, master, and the schooner Sarah,
Bradbury, master. The barks were bound for
tins port, the first 10 sail in three or four days,
and the second in two weeks; the schooner is
bound to Pascagoula. These vessels had taken
down coal, &c to the squadron.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

STEAM MANUFACTURES. Brass clocks are
now manufactured by steam in New fork
One firm employs twenty-five men, and com
plete in one day, one hundred clocks, beouti-
fully finished. A large sheet Of brass is put
into heavy press, and after few twistings,
comes out in the shape of highly finished
wheels, at the rate Of 60 per minute
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

GsN. GAINES. 1t having been stated that
this distinguished officer was confined TO his
bed in New York by pulmonary complaint,
his physician, DIR. Bacon, has thought proper
to correct the report. He says-Gen. Gaines
is in perfect health, and has not been confn-
ed to his bed by sickness within the last ten
years; nor has he "lost single ration" dur
ing that period from indisposition, OF from any
cause but the want of time to eat il.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

ARRIVAL OF PRIzE VESSEL, The prize
brig Plymouth, captured off Tabasco, arrived
at New Orleans on the 7lh inst, in charge of
acting master Rogers and mdshipman March.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEP7
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
BY the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington TO
Charleston, S. c. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, (as On the route via WashiHgtOn,) with
Ha loss of sleep this side of Weldon,
SCHEDULE:
& ssEss91 Leaving over end OF 5pCaT'E Wharf,
Sz staaqs Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
&.S9faFIsa&sLa O'Clock, ?. N. in the well known
and complete steamhOats GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
-, sas-ea or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
S;i;;;ss Captain sutton, tthis Line has
-sT1zsksSrS9k- heen running for upwards Of twenty
years, WITHOUT loss Of PROPERTY OF Hte-the Boats
built expressly 4T this rosle arriving i'll Norfolk next
morning, after comfortable nights sleep, al o'clk;
thence up James River, with its beautiful scenery,
b, ga.,'.3 III daylight, IN seamGcGt tukIIS
Ss,, ~sssSf.y>.r PECK, Captain Davis or steamboat
AtsEt'ssaaaa ALICE, Capt. Br"ugh, TO City Point
Railroad, no" in compl re order 10 PETE Ishutg, Va,
(Sumemr in advance of the line via Washington l.,
on by the bo up tae Aqua Creek, arriving in Peters
burg j. time for good rest to encounter the railroad
to Weldon and Wilmington, n. Co. and therce 10
harcstoR N.G.; through as fast as any other line,
with much more comfort and less expense. Also,
CONNECTING with the = a Board and Roanoke Rail
DAD now in full operation for Passengers Freight
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at " O'Clock A. NJ for Garysvillc, Franklin
Newtsn's a. d 3oykin's Bepots. And thence by III,
steamer Fox, from Frank in TO EdenlOn, Plymouth
| Newben, and Washington, N. c. Returning OF
/ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting viii
the boats for Baltimore.
Conflfmabe to usual custom at tn is season, h
fare for the present will be as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
III Outh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ',.'......., S1O'
BetSe cen Baltimore and franklin, So
do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va. 5 OK
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 50(
do do Through TO Charleston, s G. ~ on
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats, incud
ed, thereby saving al lie lst 81 expenses
A7- Travellers viii be directed by our Solictin
Agent and give your checks to him or our Porte
in the depot yard, (NOrfolk Line on his Aat) whit
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat
05-tr #, SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

ESCAPE AND ARREST. Charles Parmlee,
convicted of forgery by Prince Georges Coun-
ty Court, and sentenced to the peniteatiary,
escaped from the Marlbro' jail on Friday night
last, but was subsequently arrested on the road
to Annapolis, by Mr.. Richard Duvall. He was
placed in the penitontiary on "Wednesday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

u. w. Dixon. This neted character has
been held to bail at New Orleans, for OBJ
tanning fraudulently $50 copies of the South
American extra.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

NOVEL SUGGESTION. In case of any more
reverses being met with by our squadron in the
meditated attack upon any Of the enemies
ports in the Gulf of Mexico, the New Haven
Register suggests that the govern ent would do
well to issue proposals for The redu cion of We
IA Cruz, Tampco and other ports, md "put it
out by the iohn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

zen ilheSu less make squdie-h ahadVCIuseheHt
exceeds ten lines the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion,
{g5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning. al tbs low
price of 81 per amRum.
@ All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
day on which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

THE MAINE REPREsENTATIVE ELECTION.
The Portland Advertiser states the result of the
elections in Maine on Monday last .or State
Representatives to be: ) wings and demo-
Gratis. This, with the members formerly elect
ed, makes the House stand as follows-Demo-
Gratis, IS, opposition, SO, no. choice, l6.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

tI5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTl
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
0 carriers, at only and quarter cents per week,
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
skscriber at the rate of -Four DoHSrs per year, pay
mole, always in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

MURDER IN Ono. A dreadful murder was
committed at Springfield, Ohio, on Saturday
evening last ON the person of young man
named Peck, The name of the murderer is
Davidson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

DEATH OF THE WIpow OF BLACK HAWK.
The editor of the Louisville Journal has re-
ceived letter from DR.. Volney Spalding, sur.
geon to the Sancs and Foxes, mentioning the
death in the Sane camp, on Kansas river, on
the 29th Of August, Of As-Shaw-E Qua, (Smg-
ing Brd) widow of the distinguished war Chief
Black Hawk, aged So years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

TALL Boy. A boy of IA is exhibited at Vii
ca, nearly feet high, and growing rapidly -
He now weighs l75 pounds