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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
From he y y CDur,,r g. Enlu,rt,
SANTA NNNAS EKIENnS-

Our recent intelligence from Mexico men
toned the names OF Generals Basddrc A.
monte, Cdnah<O aud Rcjon as those Of the
most prominent and influential friends Of
Santa fnnd, and as his leading advisers
and assistants in the new career upon which
he seems now Ia have entered Of these
men .f!montc is the only one with whose
chara 'tcr and disposition the people Of tins
country have any special acquaintance. Our
readers will probably therefore pcru-o with
some interest some notes concerning the 9TH
ors n, they NAV judge from them to some
extent, the probable character aud temper
Of the new administration.
Basadrc though wearing the insignia e
Brlgadlcr General las not tho N ,htc-'
prctcusion 70 military talent IL, chief
forte is intrigue, but he also po,scssc, some
merit US Il political writer, aud is said to be
well ycrscd IN history and international law
Unfortunately for himself be has not been
=, circumspcct in his personal conduct as he
ought 10 have been Some years ago. be
was sent to Berlin, ao Minister Plcuirotcn-
tIary from McAlrp but I.-.Iug through
Parl- he went one nL,.t to iia-catl r.
these 4a-. al o., mpncy-and was unable. IN
consequence, e. continue his journey. The
commission of tins, Rnd similar cxtrava-
Cance-, 90 use the mildcst term. has hru't
Ba,adrc into bad odor with the Mexican
people He has been chiefly instrumental
~ procuring the annexation Of Nucatan
and Mexico Gen Almonte, Of whom more
IL known in the United States, is. in most
respects, the opposite Of Basadrc Less
snowy IN the character Of his mind, he II
more SOLID. Both az a diplomatlst and min
lister Of state he has given proof Of superior
capacity Though a soldier, by profession,
he has not yet performed any extraordinary
feat Of arms This, however. may be at
tributod to the want Of opportunity, rather
than 70 the lack If ability Almonte is A.
brave as most men After tho battle Of
San Jacinto. (wherc he served with the rank
Of Colonel his presence 4 mind saved him
self and a number uf Mexican soldiers from
slaughter Sincly, or IN small bodies, tin
Nc1irans were tryIne to escape the deadly
Is Jwie knife Of the 1eN.anr Alrnontc got
them together and formally surrendered
himself aud them, prisoner 81 var An
other prof Of Lis scag tr9ld and courage
be- gave Zoo Jul. 80 IN that year. the
Federal party. il tac city ~ MeIiro formed
p)pt for the overthrow n the Goy,rmrut
tie che feature il ah v.s iho .uuuila-
ncou, seizure. ia me irsd ~ right of the
President. lstaneute, apd De mi. Ftrr Of
wa Alm,utr The y,urc Of BH..... .p.
vac 81 c,,d GV.Hg o. lie '.- .rrl NJ hi-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29


In 's . scot tksrk 90 - - asll
t~iakhns g-cy eye-; . kssar0 ~ Bel
d'meas'""s luss eaWknSs. @vsfsss!y
ssosi forty ycaSr II ses. easrsescrissd b.
nervous weaknesses is IN has usovcue y
plaza and uussSuminx in has nsnner. and
c0untenanco Indicating much bersyslsfte
and rccdness" The nervous ~, .issrtis
which the ooir,,r, nder' Of the Delta Oh.
.cDcd IN Csnshso. whose ssue. BIS the tyc
h. cromoust sysIs CssaLiejo,) Is elieev
Pcrcepiihle when that individual plays q,
card, for likc nos, Me,san ,Meers, Ca.
nsliso Is somcwhs, sddsicd o. gambling -
lie thinks n,thisg Of cssns three " iour
hundred ounce o. sitting at monte, tic
iavori,. rAmr - the Mrricans Like San
"a Anna, CanaliLo has she vanity 90 lanev
hc rcscwblc. Map, leon Bons,arc. so he
d"c-, IN ,wu thing Frs. he takes great
deal OF sruf-just ss Napoleon did Soc.
ord, he stands hive lee, i've inches in hi.
stcckincs--jua a. NapoIcon did Batrinr
the folblc. Canaliso 10 a shr~wd, s~usshl
man. Moreover. be isa god General b.
ing distinguished for thoso excellent militia
" qualities aefiriiy and pcrscrerepct -
Twice h the course ofhis life. he has banned.
With mere handful Of men, the efforts OF
considerable fvrocs 10 crush him. He hA'
in conseqs~ncc. obtained tho srrcisiion c,
the Lion Of Mcsiee"--sn appsIl.tion Le
veil deserves Like hlmonie. CarsliIo,
DARING lhe rsyelutioaef lS4l. opposcd San.
Ia Anna with MI lis might ard lilc Al.
monte, he received lrum tho new President
Santa Anna an ofcs Of trust ard value
II Is reasonable 10 suppose. that CanalIo
has ere tn, returned 10 Mexico ard that
his claims To active employment in the Wal
now wagng between that country and tho
United STATE, have uot been neglected by
Santa Anna
Rcjon does not possess the military tai
cnts Of Caualiro still. a. was said of Wi
liam the First Of England, "hc IL rencr..
to be feared" Like Cansh1o. his persona.
courage has never been questioned Ile il
about the same age a. Canaliro. but nearly
twice his size He was once considered t.
be the strongest man in Mexico Even
now, Monsieur Charles the wrestler would
find il no easy matter to Il r,w Rejor' Re.
JON is now the Mexican Minister Of War.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

"a FIX While passing thru Oh Wi.
son Lane. few DAYS since, we saw, in
front OF Ford's Eating House, large black
turtle dragging his slow length along" on
the side walk, aud quite a crowd had gathsr-
ed 10 look at The "ore'lur." Soon a dUnky
AuIe negro man, VIII Just then came along
with very small dog, looked al The turlle
with apparent asionlshment for a moment,
and asked
"Wha.wha, you cali da, 1r' frllcrf'
"IhsIs a turtle, answered a Lg,,ander
"Gnf'y what dey do wiJ 'um -
MAKE soup Of him"
"S0up i-yah-ha i--ptdt lookin' FILLER
Dat is To make soup oJ '--lleah, Cesar, BIKE
I'M" siid the negro 10 has dos, as he "s'lr-
red up the turtle with his cane.
The dog. seeming To know d luie more
about tito natur ol the basic than did his
master, hung back lntle, but finally he
ctawled up TO get smell Of tho strange Gus
TONER, when lie turle mace dive al hs
foot, and, sezing 1t in his mouth, squeezed
(, so numerically, that puppy cot Up some
Of The tsl!esl kidd Of Yelling, and tide negro
ma dc no less noise than The dog
"Kr.y,-ou. our " yelled III. dog, while his
ma.ler PuffsJ IKE loeono'ivs, oIel"im-
ing
CORY mighly'-you brack toad, why you
no let go dat ar dog foot
And. after lhrashing him Justify ovei the
she win sugsrcs0s s'l,k vail he had
ofuken his ~sappn 10 spln,et., he se,1cd The
,uule by the head and attempted to force han
to reiease b., hold Of tie dog Unfortunate
", Cuhy got his thumb ioto ue same ir'r
with The doc's loot, and then thefe ,eIf mu'
SIC, FINALLY the bark slipped from the ne
Rro's thumb and he extended his ares o.
freedom 10 such distance that there ~as
NJ immediate danger Of his being harmed oV
the turtle. which. with 'Adhss,sness T.,
sill chung IN the dog, and It was with oon'
siderable difficulty that bus jaws could be o.
psbsd Sufficiently vide q, render 20 td'e'
that which wss Ca,sr'I The puppy was NJ
sooner a. liberty Than CUny suog out
Here Cu,ar. oome way from dam .
dsi-"hssV plals Of rap" g., our aoEeI u
h,u moaf ag,u, he may b.ie 90, him tool ache
- ais oil IL Got 70 say 'houI Um''
Tn, segro pot, and bis dog an5bIsj a.
Yer him on ihr~s isg., lssFRg a ofD~d %
spectator, who were shai,ng ihsif 'ide' " '''
laughter. boston bee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

N''i.sr I1sii.ne sssins, gen,ismaa, vas
q knocssd ds~a ~ith a cane Of the 30
itvnln
- oIi ,as losier nsiag ana hIing has
ts'rs,y a. his bfoW.. 81 dad you msln
: ~ .s.g, oi a earnest y
~ ssrsAsa. Vou rsp.eshoh
ne, o.. fspl.ed ths ilaier, b0~ing Po'
4 an F,sf 70 hesr OF II. ier ! never Pu'
y - 80, ~ - g. - iuesf ~Hh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
aATH on THE BATTLE FIELD.
bITLH THI A~TiqCE

l-ou,4 70, lie On boil - down,
Lilea pulling Eirl, to die.
could not IN the fes,sl hail,
hd't ninth and rcrelry.
-o1li not d,e m aged man,
With strength and res'ou gone,
NJ Ike ell devoted mohk,
H. ccpV.Ht call alone.
! lo1T upon the battlefield
II toremo'i rank e. fall
-, charge Of horse snd e.IRE Of srni,
Ny banner foT ny PAL
ori,, ne On thc lHo,dy DECK
II nHphNrtly 10 die,
"Ns7 's'Nns spsr' and crashing wreck
Froe!Aim our victory
ne above are answered By the anncxec
lt!ul lines -
IL % Hs' on tLs ha,t't.ie,d
Thst -ould wish T. A.,
u not ~ broken shield
IL breathe out nay la,t Ugh
Ma thou.h .olditr know, not how
To dread q soldier doom,
s'k ~ l.arci Tor my brow,
NJ trophy for my 'cmI
J. - bot ,hs, 'eorn The uNsIA
A soldier proudly wear,
J. y not that fear .ht dssh
sOisa y proudly dare
wien slsaghtereA coTpraAs' round me lie,
I'd h. tAs ls-T ~ FAsia,
~, ga would .ss ~ish 10 a.4
UPsa tss ball Asld'
When fsini aud bleeding ~ the fray,
o. SAL let me retA.a
Eboagh a. he &C. hrd Nv ~sy
To this sscst vale Again
~ hle ne soandsd weary dove
Thai eaters b. Il. uest.
falu ~cali reach nv o~n dear love,
Ant dc apoA Est hfea'i-'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

IIRor tSn SMALL NfvsPArtRs. 1t is one
Of iho sorry errors of The world that the mer
II aud value Of paper IL suppoIed to 60
win Ils SIZE. NolLlng can be more distant
from tn. truth, and the wor!d ia = coafound
90 BOBBY head hr entertaining H. YOU
mammoth sized papers are terrible hotes--
great diiulrfs ~ ,ense-fhoss Of Ideas
Their edlIou may be- V.V tieaver s1u 81
mon. cG'eui 70 tuJug lus gut., s'tsfG,s tie
SCISSORS wth marvellous tAjl, nnd all that
SOFT Of thlng bat thew nu'I ueceSsSri'v spread
an idea over murdefIus extension, and
hiI.ng away ris substances into fnggy moth
ing. Bot hs NJ your small sheets, with col
umns cumpressgd INTO sensible oollnesA must
write nothing so, ldeas-snd only the heart
Of them. Brief, concise. tetse, he must roll
q sentiment IN every spilabuJ--a sermon r.
word. Never take, them, tie hs'fyrAt g
stock Of = steam papermiIl for IDEAS, infor
nation, and those de,lsrhe, II enough
that they exhausted the language ard give
thTlce printed dictionary more, YOU havr
not rsht to look fur. Eui n you want no
mirror Of tie umt-ihs spire u NE see-il,e
and recognizable ldeAs-iouA N papers {.
moderate and smS.l site -- WobU'n Csietf,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
A TEMPERANCE STORY.


some few question the utility, great
many the taste, bat al admit tho attraction
q that latter day morality. the Temperance
confessional. surrounded as j, is by every
thing winch can teud " make folly it, self
giorihcr. Vloc it, own parloDcr in which
The excitement Of public applause is the
substitute Tor that 81 bquor, and "sprcc"
is cnjoyed over again ia the svsto in which
u Is related. Why. lecturer who had
nothing totrll about save the charm Of drinl
ing water. per SC. would sDon l.c a. unrv-
CARRIED ~ the draughi recommended by
him bu, let him dash his discourse with
sane ot his former frolics--and the greater
hls store the better--lct him relicvethe sto.
~ Of tho distrcsses and anxiety OF his wife
hy lev of the tricks she has played upon
him In re u'n le, him mir up sort Of
rhetorical Punoh, as Il were tho acids Of
r.assnse : !! I'.al.i!s ~ < :
'ufhcicncy Of spirit--fun is pcrhsp. the
most palaiablc--and Mr. Fiegins or Prir-
gins, or whatever his name may be- shall
shine all over in redemption and new clothes.
icwclry and genius; IN .hor; he shall draw
crowds and temperance viii sustain itself
upon popularity.
We Would not be understood for n mo.
mcnt, as opposing the Temperance move
mcnt, but we would have the movement to
consist Of somewhat more dignihcd gait
than 1t too often assumes. There i. some
thing 10 stir the hear, in the chorusscs Of
childhood aud in some other exercises at
temperance meetings. but when in the
midst, newly caught satyr is introduced
not TO cdify but to amuSe--or disgust. as
the ca-c may be, and when the possession
a. lttlc tact. humor or in,pudence on his
part will blind all to the humbuc. is their
sole eye to the cause, We do not feel a less
res zee, for said movement dscming that
il amounts 10 little else than shuttle -
But VIVA, are We about We set on; with the
intention Of playing the "satyr' ourselves,
q telling temperance story" and here
VIC are condcmning our vocation We arc
not prry for what we have said, though
and now sparkling and hright' being finish
ell, VIC bcgir Brother Sing glass Of
water if You please
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
Fv~ iAs Nv i~s Cssy,s- & Eags,-sr
LATER FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival Il the I $ ship John Id
ans, - her way To pensacula, the New OJ
leans pHpcrs have received intelligence from
the sqsadrcn N Vera Cruz To tic 18th al,
Ssn,s Anna had arrived at the Csr,ol -
wildcat hyo'la. which was about 40 miIc,
dis,ssd he received communication from
Gen. Almcntc, Who was ad isie,1r, Sccrcta
~ of Wsr, To which he returned the follow
ing rerly'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
TOUCH Us GENTLY, TIME

brHAeSf C1hSNALl.
7 -usA ~ Erngly, T,r.s,
l., u, si,Is Ads~ NV 'irsAn
besly--as ssn.st,mss Elfe
=, TbrvuEA plsssaaI lTraH
liaH-b,s 'oysgerr are -
hr',snA v,is, end Ai.drsE tAYss.
nns b 'sst--an cage God
4stAs Saars o,srheAI'
Iesch ~ Eeatly, T,ns
W.. 40; pF,vI aBa -oar.Rg v.hEi.
a. am htttap or c'ftsut
-. 10 e. hr,is thtng'.
heneis - ar~Ts a. ~
4" a's diua sEsyVuaes 90.
,rtt e oui, s0a.s ssl~ s'tus--
'-.f- - ssaty stalls 1tfrc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
q. COOK, JR.,
PHYSICIAN Il sUNoUoN.

Hnu6ud. VI
- nonss sotts ~ rHr rriscor,L errscH
G girss p,riesin suest,ea /. er,sArIv,
sUhGShT ~
The New York herald., 1846-04-06
CLAssryIcArIoN.
Foreign Markets.

PrRNAMBuco, Feb. 22-Business is very active, and
the harbor completely filed with vessels some taking
in csrgoes, others waiting freight The stock OF Flour
for the season not heavy and prices are firmly main
tanned American at $4,000 2lnO00 Pilot Bread
$1,000; Navy do, $1,000; Crackers, 3l700 Sailed Beef
n500 do Pork nominal; Hyson Tea, 1n700 lu900
Pearl do $1,000; Flour bbls s00 Shocks $50 s00 Pota
toes l000 Goldfish, $4,000 $4,000; Indian Corn, 400
The stock Of Sugars hand large, and prices firm
white in cases. 1850; brewn.do, l50; white in bbls
2l00 2ns00; do bags. 2400 2750; brown in bbls
l75O; do in bags. 1880; dry salted hides 100 1906
tanned hides 1880; hides 3e00; cotton first quality
1850 4n600 I'd do an0b1 MOO; rum $1,000 47n0OO
ANTIoUA, March 5-The tariff and corn question in
Engsnd when settled, will cause restoration OF conf
dence and beneficial effect upon trade Your exports
present dull and large stocks with the exception
of Brandywine NEAL which would bring SIS so per
bbl; sup -four 81 to SIT per bbl nominal sbeut 400
bbls -four offer be obtained for it. Crackers S5t
per bb Pilot Bread $ per bbl Navy So per bbl very
dull Corn 81 so per bag OF two bushels; Peas
81 per bug P. p Lumber $27 per M; W. P. Lumber Sal
per NJ in market; r. 0. Slaves $780, Mess Pork $l9
Prime Pork $l4 dull; Butter l6 cents; Lard 10 cents
dull; Hams lai cents Cheese 10 cents Rice to SIC
MAYAouz. P. r., March l7-Nothing since my
last All kinds Of provisions, with the exception Of
-four, scarce, and wanted.
GuAYAMA, p. r., March lo.-Thsre about 700 hhds
Sugar and 800 casks Molasses foat in the harbor ls
quality Sugars $3k, 2nd 81 ST. ordinary &c. Moasses
l0c. Freights dull for the u States.
Note Of Export 10 DsteShipped to the Uni'ed States,
lll4 hhds, 81 bbls Sugar, and 1887 casks Moasses.
Shipped to Europel7S hhds 81 bbls Sugar 1858 casks
Moasses Shipped to British Amortization hhds, 764
bbls Sugar.
The New York herald., 1846-04-06
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR OF LOVE.


HE and Increasing demand for this sslsbrasd and
and the United States has given celebrity Which time only
eminent physcian. throughout the civilized wsId as .ovs
ness Imposepcy. Lucorrhsa or Whites Q6it!ueted din
untary discharge hereo and general po.traron Of
whether the result OF inherent produced by
ureGularity, illness, accident.
There shadow oil doubt that this is and not
the subject Of delicate hundreds would tey to
the unrvaed efficacy OF the Lucna Cordial SPECIFIC for
Barrennes Flsor Abus, elects Irregularities in the Secre
tons, Pains the Kidneys Female Suppssions Tor the
vere Proapsus Ueri and in fact almost dsease to
which delicate portion Of the human organisation il
liable IL cannot, indeed, Malfomation of the parts but
Tor any thing short Of that il nfaibe
while all other diseases above, whether
chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy he
bracng the whole without far
stmua function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary seems act perfect harmony with
ture and does not create Temporary vgor but
Of the natural energies The 6st bottle used will
fully the purchaser Of the truth Of all we have
serted.
Principal Ofce rs Fulton street. New York Bold by
Seth w Fowle, Boston, Dr. Wadswor!h ProvSeleei j. s.
Murphy 90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia o. r. Tyler
John LaIsqas ,nd Robe,s' Atkinson Baltimore; Chas
Wilder. Louisville, Ky Sanford Parks Cincinnati and by
other in of the above named places Price %
bottle, or S2< dorm. j91lmsr
The New York herald., 1846-04-06

wiue; si!ss Wright Conk, NYork. sloops wsss. Thonp.
PLrMourH, March sl-AH schr Sarah Mary Bass Rich
deIphia-
PoRrLArp April s-Cd brgs Henrietta, Richsrdsoa Hava-
ma Tamadge, Hartman, Cuba.
PonrsMourH April Arr schrs Mary. Wech. Baltimore;
Ororimbo Cords Delaware Cid 2d-bark Sarah Ann, Sko
field, New Orleans.
RIcHMoND April 4-An bark Epervier Fairfield. New Or
Corson. Jersey City; lie paid, Noonin, Ney York.
SALEM April 2-An schr 4 II Heuick Clarence, N York;
sd-bng Creed, Kilmsn, Boston for Calais,
TaosAsroN, March 2sh-Ar schr Hard, Ellms NYork Sid
brig Olive Branch, Emerson, Wilmington.
WALTHALL April 2-Sld schrs Daniel Baker New Yorki
Aheus Cornelius Grant, for Fall River; brig Coperthwaith
Harris, for Rio.
The New York herald., 1846-04-06

The above stones from to inclusive and also those
% Ss M sS'Ss on NJ fsS6
iS S'
susye m e about zoe cubic yards Are 70 be dsy
work -,
aSS
All pattern Dimension stones will be received they viii
when hammered and allowance will be made for
dos %
% cubic sas s KSssS
Ihe gcs Per cuSic ya5d & f3 the Pattern
price per superficial foot for the Rough hs@merns
w s Ct as 70
800 pounds average cubic yards in Blocks Of
e s .% fss
This o,oSs %r;t be Of the Ss. quality Of Gr.a.s Sic
oposs the hubble Stone VIII state Il. price per eHDe
gs; SYs e. to Ss IN
81 s % s 81 Of the vs,s.
probably Be required prior to The sch June
subject suspension case Of failure
uey ss hs ,shs to
Il
Of one hundred thousand doisrs Offering pro.
Yard, and to the location Of their quarries.
Bonds and security will be required and to the faith
full execution OF contract 10 cent Of the amount deli.
veea will in all cases be retained and not paid until the
fully complied with.
Every proposal submitted under this must be
by the Of the surees be offered for the
fulflment Of the contract, il obtained
Printed specifications and memoranda Of information. have
the Of wbh viii Se 70 % Ss
Navy Agent at his Office application to the Engi
neer, at the Dock.
is suggested all persons intending propose for the
that they shall carefully examine these specifications be-
fore rendering their bids.
Copies Of the may be obtained from the Navy
Agents. at the several stations.
Parties desiring any further information. will apply to the
Engineer, at the Navy Yard, BIooklyn.
PROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent.
Papers which have published the advertisem,n from this
publish above week until 18th April and in all
transmit bills in duplicate with copy of
annex d. TO this Office
Psoro.as already received be allowed remain may
mil laWlNI
The New York herald., 1846-04-06
RHEUMATISM.
Compound Syrup Of the HydriOdate Of Potasa
SARSAPARlLLA.
YELLOW Dock ROOT.

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THE ABOVE II prepared the articles, and
recommended the and only Of Rh<uma.
sm AT this Of the especially OF the greatest
Importance will all tnose extremely unpleasant
ymptoms (severe psina stiffness OF the JOINTS back shou
dei &c hcl IL ins purhes. and quckens the crculaton
and leaves Of the animal perfect state
OF virtues Of each article have long been Known
TO the faculty. and by their udcious admxurc their effects
f.s si%:% - GH1s II: RING. ls. Brosd.sy.
hE sUbsCKlBER respectfully call. the attention Of the
military public 70 his Of Military Equipments
sdapted TO all companies; Military Caps Kpapsacks. Boxes
aud Bayonct Scabbafds Of variety Country compa
Mes about changing their uniform those about forming
new companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FIRE CAPS.
full assortment Of variety constantly on hand and
made 20 order AZ tb> shortest notice
nOCTOR CORBIrT, Member Of the UniversIty Of New
York also member ofthe Medical Society," has removed
his office from l6 Duane street to Oliver Chatham
Squa-may be consulted confdeutallY all diseases or
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor
exclusively confined his practies from being general the
years the city of which engages entire at
enou The annals Of medicine do record
than tos found n his practice The Doctor cautions
unfortunate the of mereury i has its thousands
of victims Recent removed in three four days
from the system Those protueted and macaed
have been under the treatment Of physicians less experienced
will be find prompt relief By ciling DR. c.
of many has established the Doctors for
skill and espscaby Structure, engage the Doctors
disease in any Of forms Open from A. M to loP NJ
fehJ1 I'm aa<Y
The New York herald., 1846-04-06
THE NEW PHYSICIAN.

AIOIICE 6lck and Alnlcbd, tlKf6 Avenn1.-
IN DIR BALDWIN, Physisisn ,Accoucheur Msdlcins, De.
which he has pracccd very extensively. and with eI
ordinary varou, parts q the wond-Engisnd,
practical knoweg combined with his former years 81 medi
countries ledge Of his profession which but
few the Of pretsnders physc possess
senerav disease dsfoIIity IuptGTes ts Fee At
paid enclosing Fee ST. Dr. will shortly present entire
forruptures far superior hitherto invented
essdrgly prevalent and Often fatal in hs csupty which
the least acquainted with tn human Frame naturally
tomcally; Knowing choledo has from
reres Of the trash they its intended opersons upon
pansion which out to be required by the acied The
Of ought be resored to- who best able 70 com
bar preferences those the prin-
cpe and practice OF mAteria medca and hsapentca Dr. B.
introduces his principle Of extracting teeth and ings,
in tous be known by spylicaon either BY letter
the office, l30 Sixth Avenue. NJ 1merc