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The Symmetrical and Thorough
bred Horse
SWEEPER.

eX n IN stable Of the subscriber, one
snn1zS aud half miles North oil
WeIch's Mill, nine miles ives, Of Concord,
and about twelve miles Southwest OF Char.
Iorte, on the public road leading from Cam.
den and Cheraw TO SlatesvilIe, on Mondays,
Tuesdays, ednesdays, aud Thursdays, and
will be lie, TO Mares at the following rates !:
Fire Dsllars the single leap, TO DC paid
whenever service is rendered; Ten Dollars
for the Season, 10 be- paid al the expiration
OF the Season; and Fifteen Dollars 10 en-
sure Mare TO be with foa. In every IN.
stance, parting with or transferring the
Mare forieiis the insurance. SWEEPER
will be regular al his stands, public days
and unavoidable circumstances excepted. }
All possible care viii be taken 10 prevent
accidents oil ans kind, bu, will not b. la
bic for any that NAV happen. The Season
to commence the 20ih OF March, and eod
the 20lh OF June.
DeSCriufiOi.-SWEE pER IS We.
~ rich mahogany bay, With black legs,
name and TAIL nine years old next October,
Of extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
hands high, and tor extraction or parenlage
INFERIOR TO no horse w this section Of coaH.
try. Ii is deemed unnecessary TO say much
as to his form and muscular power-he wllI
show Tor himself.
Pedi.ree.-SWE EpER was loaled
and raised IN Western Virginia. lie vas
sired by Rogers Roanoke, he by The re-
oosned old SIR Archie. Roanoke's dam
was by Mark Anthony, grandam By Pania.
boon, z. z. dam by WIldalr, 4. G. z. dan
by Sweeper, who was BY the imported horse
Sweeper. SwsePer's dam was by Genera
Jackson's celebrated race horse TruSton
and he by the old imported Diomcde, gran
dam by Medley.
The subscriber embraces this opportunity
Of thanking the citizens OF Cabarrus anc
lleckIeu0urg for the liberal patronage here,
tofore gwen him, and fatters himself he
can accommodate them with horse as foal
gct,er, that m every respect IS calculated
to please and render more universal salts
faction than any horse he has ever kept
Although the subscriber labors under the
peculiar disadvantage Of no. having the op
portunity Of showing his horse TO bis friends
and former customers sooner, be fondI,
cherishes the belief that from the SUPERIOR
+ ~ OF Sweeper and the accommodation ofierms
he will merit liberal share Of patronage
The stallion Sweeper has but very recent,
arrived 10 these parts from Western Virgin
ia. The subscriber confidently recommend
his friends and former customers who hav,
Mares 10 pat, TO call on him, sec his horse
end Judge II he is no, worthy Of patronage
ELAN y HARRIS
Cabarus county, March II. 1887.
P. s. The correctness Of tho Pedigree 0
Sweeper Is certified, warranted, aud vouch
ed for as above, by
GEORGE II. PHELPS,
MAJ. THOMAS ALLEN,
Both Of Western lirg,nia.
n. Il. Persons residing at distance an,
wishing to put mares, will be accommodate,
on rs reasonable terms as at all practicable
3sf f. II.
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Robert McC9mb and others.
IN this case, It IS ordered that publication
Il be made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for Robert McCOmb. defendant 10
this case, and y no resides out Of the limits
Of this State, TO appear at our neS, Court Of
Equity, to bc holden Tor Nocklenburg cnun.
~, al the Courthouse VI Charlotte, IN the
3D. Monday 10 August neNt, then aad there
answer compliments bll, otherwise Juds.
meut pro coulesso viii be entered against
nun.
Test. n 4. DUNLAP. q " Z.
Nay II, 1887 Price ,Gv s.. t5l
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.VYSCELL.f.y'EOUS.
WHY AGE ROSES RED Il?


Ia days of yore, ere vice began.
Or death became the LOT Of nan,
The roses all were pure and white,
But changed to red 10 ono sad night,
When outcast Eve, o'srwhslm'd with shame
From Eden's bissful garden came,
No longer pure, from blemish free,
The spstless white We e'er shall see.
Ewes tears from some effaced the stain
Which still, though tiugsd, their white retain
Soon thorns their tender stalks invest,
No more with safety 20 be prest;
Sad emblem, which conveys 10 man
That sorrow came when vice began.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that | have authorised
Il and appointed Carlos Leonard, ESQ, Of
LincoInton, \. c. my attorney and agent,
to transact all business relative 10 the settle.
ment Of the estate of Phineas S. Dewey,
.a;e of Mecklenburg county, deceased. Any
claims against his estate must be presented
10 said attorney.
SILAS DEWEY. Executor.
June |, 1887. 3Wt
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EvHE-coparinership hitherto existing un.
H. der the firm of Nm. J. Reahey d Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Those indebted to the Iitm are requested 10
make immediate settlement BY Cash or Note,
with Wm. J. kcahey.
WIN j. kEAHEY,
A. "A. RANKIN.
May 10, 1887. to4
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ANOTHER GRE.TTCTRl

hsifiEA, SstfssnbsF u, ia
] am now - years Of ugs---h.n IN ~ i
year, ] received wound co my len re. -
became liberated, and Continued 50 rrti. d
81 March last |, would o~casionally ht,
aud thea break 90, rgain; BE, most u ss.ta
u vas IN very gs,n!nl CONDITION. tic ,cft ~
extended 10 large siIs. and bseosBe 1sft 8
! tired many remedies to make a cure,
success, until ! applied Crews Inralsp5As q
"ssai, tao pots Of which have riFcctralh "a
my leg, and reduced Il % as natural .ls-
cure would have been made u,ugh soons' 4
strictly attended 10 the dirtciions 70, ths v
The Ointment, hu, thls siird 10 do, ~ bic Il
much sssfcisr, and very tmpsrdentl, usf1
bandagr Ny lts he's bcta ws.l iof mote {
sir months, during ~bieh TING. have ~
much, yss Il rsgaains htm and FIRE from III 4
nsSs Of inflammation. Aegf having b-sn a.
for p.fisd Of fo'tv.on, yeav, nov ta5s
benefit o! sound tx sFsia.
LEWis HOfLONtv
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To TaiiOi'S.
STATE OF NORTHUMBERLAND,

Court Of Equity, February Term, 1897.
Samuel H. Smith ard Na-y bis vile,
rs.
Rob,. G. Flanagan and others
IN THIS case, II is ordered that pubiCa,io
a BE- made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal Tor Colbert Flanagan and Morgan
Flanagan, two Of the defendants IN this case,
TO appear u, our next Court Of Equity to
he holden tor Meckeuburs county, at the
Courthouse in Charlotte, on The Sd Monday
Of August next, then and there to answer
complalnant's bill, Otherwise judgment pro
coniesso Will BE- entered agalns, them.
Test: d. r. DUNLAP, C. NE
Eqy L., 1887. P.es adv. - Isl
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NOTICE.

FESHE Subscribers having enlarged their
IL Manufacturing Establishment, inform
the public that their Rolling Mil, Nail
Factory and Furnace are now 10 tul. opera.
ton, and that they are now making large
nulntllles of
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STATE or NORTH CAROLYN A,

MECKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, February Term, 1887.
John R. Williams,
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to Wm' ~ ~,
n are informed that his Books sIa ="
are IN the hands of the subscriber ht
sons indebted are notified, that u 'p'i +
not settled Immediately, that Pr0ce''''
will be taken for their collection. ,,c;
LEROY srRlSS
Feb. 81, 1897.
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NOTICE.

A CCORnlNG 10 recent instructions
n from the Post Master General, am
authorized 10 receive nothing but Geld, Sill
yer or its equivalent, in payment hereafter
:or Postage. II. B. WILLIAMS, ?. VI.
Wev 81 1897
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Little Blue Whistling Thunderisihem mod.
esi name Of one Of the Winnebago chiefs.
The herald., 1837-03-02

thus fred the Troy stood up submsly TO witness the
csnfiict occasioned by her besuty and her corns
Blows fsll thick as hailth fist .sses and shlalehs
of the cobatants were here there and every where.
Now hsilsw sound evinced that crown had been
cracked and now smart tap sent the vital stream
flowing from Paddy nose.
which side was victorious could not tell for at
this instant party of police officers rushed INTO the
room and bore them all of before them. A mist came
DER my senses and then clearing OIL, saw the he
roes of the battle in the watch house.
Trusting that this singular vision may not cast its
shadow before, 1 recommend the gentlemen to be
guarded in their actions, and run no risk of such
gratutous lodging as our vision presented for their
non accommodation.
The herald., 1837-03-02
P. $. No. 3-Mokss legacy Of hi: dogs Car, ,

p. 8 No. 3-Mokes a legacy Of his dogs Caro-
and Bonno TO different friends.
r. 3. No.a4-Relstest TO ton Of coal in the cellar
OF the house where the Baron resided, which he pre-
sents to Mr. Ameli for his own use. ss..s.t,..
rs. NO. B. is curious, and we give 1t entire .-"I
eave upon my table different kinds of yestments to
ciothe my body appropriately before my interment."
Mr. Ameis who keeps a confectionery, No. 3264
Broadway, was particular and very dear friend of
the deceased His agony at the Baren's .unforunate
end was intense. He could scarcely refer to the mel
ancholy subject without breaking out in torrent of
grief He had been long and intimately acquainted
with the Baron from his arrival in this country. twen
ty years ago, up to the last moment of his life We
may Judge, them what shock the occurrence must
have caused him. , b.,.t
The evening before the morning of his death the
Baron sent his servant to request Mr. Ameli to call
upon him. but Mr.. Ameli was from home
He did not return till late, and then went to the
Baron's house, but perceivlng the window shutters
closed and 10 lights appearing it being then O'clock
concluded his friend had retired, and thought the bus
could not be urgent as 10 require him to disturb
him. @r
In the morning Baron Rotto again sent for him,
| and he hasened to obey The summons.
Upon arriving, he entered into conversation and had
scarcely been in the apartment five minutes when the
dreadful deed was perpetraded
Horror-struck he leaned over the body of his fallen
friend, and Immediately took measures TO have the
matter officially investigated. The remaining facts
| are we have stated
Mr. O. Fisher was also sent for, but being sick did
not like to venture out He has personally known
Baron Rotto for five and thirty years. The deceased
hetd his title under the Emperor Of Austria iu whose
service he attained the rank of Chef aEscodron
The reported pecuniary ombarrassmenrs of Baron
Rotto are without foundation. He was possessed of
many warm and wealthy friPds, able and willing to
have relieved him from every difficulty.
| The INorEsr.-At hahpast 10 clock, the Coroner
held an inquest on the body. The only witness ex-
amined was Mr.. P. Ameli who deposed to the facts
we have above related; and in addition, stated, that
his attention being called of, by something passing in
the street, the deceased quilted his sitting room and
\ Immediately after executed his fatal purpose
The jury, under the evidence returned verdict of
Suicide, by shooting himself with pair of holster
pistols.
The herald., 1837-03-02

SrsAmBoAr.-At Pittsburg, a steamboat IS build.
ing to be called the ST. Louis, the dimensions which
ara as follows:-
100 feet straight keel 28 feet beam, 81 feet hold
230 feet on the main deck, 55 feet from out TO out
The main cabin is lao fee, IN length and the boat will
carry about 1000 tons"
The herald., 1837-03-02

AccrpEST.-A Mr.. VIM Silner, ofDubln, Hartford
county, Md, was accidentally shot few days ago by
Mr.. Hopkins, while examining pistol
The herald., 1837-03-02

CLEARED.
S,'TsH : ,p Ss Ss ns,s Gem es,pe Msy Co
New Orleans sil;s Holmes Bark arcea Sylvester Mobile
Gs'ci se% Chests Rs.ad ss small p
Chsn,icee Briton Dublin J Foster e''' Eng
ARRIVED.
Bark oscrey Gsyosd cf Middleton, Con- om New Orleans.
Is sss me cnm w eo'sss %s.., :. atse Rio a.
schr Eliza eth Ford Philadelphia daya with mdse to Coo
ss% s Ss,s.s S ST. Terrell; Glib Baltimore. days. with m.s
Rebiasoa, do Phle pha oudon chsr nasns Rich
S bs 1' esn. nssn @ s.d S
o'"er'' names u"sn"~H
The packet oh Chatham. weop Liverpool 81 sysd at
Botsn Feb 18th shs brings nothing further in recard ,se
packet ship Ere, "
The Br bark Union wrnnslcs was to sail Cor New York m
Bcrsuda, about Feb ~ where she distress weeks
aso nt t
ship ocoan Baltimore rsn Livsrroe ON Feb a. lat 49,
10 lon fell ia with the sch Jaha Dnrlins Oakley from Bal
and days fm Hampton Roads, bound New York
dmssed ruddor dsnssed and eaky the
vasn; ssk of the Captain and and abandoned the
vessel
shp,ereokTbcs ship Ms'eu,, Simpson. from yapuraso for
Boston, totally lost rolecks Rip near Chatham She il
insured Boston r s4Oss psssenssn crow Among
em Capt Samuel Mscodeck late Of the shp VIM Byms
New York, l-t valpauss has arrived The
insurance viii not cover she loss.
FOREIGN PORTS.
lrer Chathan,, ~ ro-'onl
Liverpool, Jan. ssd ship Portsmouth, Marshall, fss Now
Yok .M5M I.
Teesrspbed 2o off Great Omcs Head IN syl,anus
Hssre j. is1s .ias. Roekinshsm siarruso Majestic q
Hsvrc Jan Ar ps:ie. ,sip. Poland Anthony New York
70 days sivie dc Crsssc, Ends~ otth = days.
Marsciiies, Jan. s.-Anfwerp. weol, New York
Spoken
Feb oH Tor'urss. the q. of Pioneer
having board General Santa Annaby scl Hunter
Orleans
ss s.ss s.s q, s'ss. Ss ys ss reported Charles cm~s
PEn YrsTERDAys MAIL
load f ~ Gss do 10 lead fur the West indes
soop Lady renwck Fnsbe, New York
Apalachccln, Frh i-.Ar Brig Hane, McKowp, New York
sehn ROB hoy. Nnsr do DAVID Roscr, Hurt Do, nerns,
Mcfarland, do
New OrcAas, Feb eAr ssr Herad raks. Nov York 7l.t
Ar packet shin Nashville, Jackson New Yok B dsys Cld
New Yofk
Mobse, Teb alAr brig yctre~s, Diciep epsgu. New York
Cid ship Russell BE dwn, Msgnn. New frrk brs censral
wares Hart Dr. 92d bak Harriet, Flynn New york -
81 Josephs Fs, Feb ILAr ship Henry kneessd Barthnr
New York brig lwyanho. CHpcnsr do sci Cbsse, Chase,
ao.,-isth, ship Tecumssh New. Eg New rorh IN adays
Norfolk, Feb ~-Ar schr Tbsdd,ns, wapole, New York
Boston, Feb M-Ar chr. sun CrDwe New York Paragon,
Lsns do Portland; Hudsou Rydc do; Perswoke, Know
ton DO WIN Read GRAY do Brsncr Eove't sc Baltic Hncs
ley do.7th, shp Chatham Wood Lvcrrosl Jan ast,s
dsys lste.
The herald., 1837-03-02

IRA very cunous affair took place at holts ho'e
she other night, which we shall rve tomorrow
uT;repi aFirer ~ "FireP
The herald., 1837-03-02

RACES At CHARLEsToS.-The annual races four
mile heats, over the Washington Turf commenced on
the 22d ult The day was remarkably 6ne-thc
course well attended-the race well contested. COL
Hamptons bay Maria was the winner
The herald., 1837-03-02

DISASTROUS FrnE.-The Ulster county furnace, IN
the village Of Kingston, was entirely destroyed by
Gre on the 10th instant. Loss s2o,000-s40OO insu-
red at Albany.
The herald., 1837-03-02

PorsosiSo-A man named Brown, ofPorand, Me.
has been arrested on charge Of poisoning his wife,
and making similarly diabolical attempt upon girl
named Bailey whom he had ruined.
The herald., 1837-03-02

9, DAy,p's soclEry.-'fhe natives Of Wales cele-
bra,ed the Anniversary Of 81 Dauds Soele'y' iaS'
evening, with a splendid dinner.
The herald., 1837-03-02

Fna-Henshaw's camphor refinery at South Bos-
ton, was destroyed by FIRE on Friday evening. II was
occasoned by the boiling over OF the camphor.
The herald., 1837-03-02

| CoxxnRcH or SAvASSAH.-Thirteen steamboats,
arrived at the wharves Of this city within one day.
The herald., 1837-03-02

tr The Clinton Hall Association has never made
a sividend. So we are informed. How is this
The herald., 1837-03-02

r.r VIII "Arier' give US the particulars OF beau
,;fol hall given in East Broadway last evening
The herald., 1837-03-02

FnE.-The dwelling house of Jeremiah Atwood, Of
wellshcek was burnt on the l3th-the house. which
was occupied by two families, was burnt to the
ground, the wind blowing gale from ~ II. with the
thermometer below zero.
The herald., 1837-03-02

Trxta-There has been strong feeling N TINS
community that the Mcqlcan grants of lands N eS
a, TO different compsniss would not be respected by
the present Texan government We have just re-
.cevea some numbers Of the Texas Telegraph con-
taining the proceedings Of Congress upon this sub
;ect. which proceedings declare that all just CLAIMS
will be respected accompanied by the resolution
"That this Congress has no rgn' 70 interfere N 'ne
vested rights of any individual Inc vested rights
80 ,b. resolution refers TO the claims Of those
n.n;ca that have performed the conditions spon
which the grants are made.
Cen Rusk has resigned the state secretaryship' and
CO.. henderson has been appointed IN his pacs
M health Is assigned as the cause.
The troops who were TO have invaded Texas az
badly fed and clothed, and in state OF nsuooro'lla
ton. Bravo upon seeing them thus wlthoutpay re
tired in DISCUS, TO New Orleans. There ls no rear
an insurrection in Texas-all is quiet
The herald., 1837-03-02

no. THE EAGLE BALL.,,,The seecnd Annrel
Rail Of Easie Benevolent Soci-ty vii take pace Ssk
sursre us o evering March TO- 1897 The york
Trsss Ran engaged leader Mr. Allen Doaswoihwfo viii
psv several vcs overves frsm La somnsmhus Da,oo
Ia Baysderc, IN Pirstta &C ,
Bapcns t. commence oci9ek' and continue until aie
Rsfr.hv,rnts wil Ne hsnted s.und duivs The evsrirs
ricks,s a. accompanies with Ladies tickets, will admii
gentleman s.d two ladies' and be procured OF Of the
psvbcr vf the Society snd st tho
Bar of Shakespeare Hall,
AwhI's Music Saloon, 9oi Broadway
~ a G. WOOD. No. Is Wall street,
Firth Hsf Music Store, rrsnhIir Square,
q. Torp n Co. 4s5 Broadway.
NBEary application for tickets necessary ths number
IL limited and nearly di,posed Of mast
Carpet and Floor Cloth Ware House,
NUMBERS 1bI * l59 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY.
THE Subscriber wsuh inon his custare and the pua 81
neraly N he has received late arrivals sdu ,pn ~
~ former stock large and elegant of Bnse nce
ply double and superhne kdaerm,nscr caen somemhs
a little superior 10 m thinR in this market - -
Also, O Coths Mattags table and piano .ose uans
parent Window Blnss Tued. Brussels and wiios ieaf 81
MANI fact red correspond with patterns ~ bnsscsm
the lowcs poss,ble pv;crs 80 A. SMITH Jun.
ne.lm
The herald., 1837-03-02

AccrpxSrs-On Friday morning, watchman in
one Of the Lowell Factories, came in contact with
some ofihc machinery and was crushed to death.
On the same day. the afternoon train of cars was
passing, a man on The top of the baggage car was
struck ofby one of,he bridges and dreadfuy injured.
The herald., 1837-03-02

You've SuIcrps.--A lad, only IL years Of age, na-
med Robert Millsr hung himselfn stable, at Braw-
i fordsvlle Indiana, lass week.
The herald., 1837-03-02
Splendid Hall In Low Lie.
"At lepgtha fatal row
Began, III tell you how,

And PsdSy sncpsit hed."
Oar columns have hitherto contained IN account
of the splendid scirtes, halls, and entertanments
which have distinguished our city as the most gay
and gallant of the Union. We have been waited on
perfume through halls of beauty and loneliness, in
floods Of light.
From all that is gay, beautiful, and elegant turn
we for once, into humble sphere, and recount, not
what has been, but what viii beat soirte lquery
sore eye y in low life. For some time past the fol-
lowing card of invitation has been widely circulated
among all the Irish chamber maids throughout the
city:
The herald., 1837-03-02
NV Dearest Friend,

My Dearest Friend,
The unhappy events which daily occur to man have
gwen me determined resolution pvt end to the
calamities of this vain world
day or two since made my WILL snd | have ap-
pointed Mr. Robert Dillon, attorney and notary pub
lc in whose honesty and integrity have the utmost
confidence, AZ my executor. His Office IL Ne. %
Pine street, and he resides at No 63 Broadway.
beg Of him TO take charge of my funeral and Of all my
effecis which he will sell At public auction and with
the proceeds, together with email balance which
remains in my favor in the Bank Of New York; pay
whatever demands my creditors have against me-
have enclosed in letter. directed 10 Signor Jusie
Lanchantn, the sum of $50. He was my first land
lord, and beg Of him to employ il in defrayng the
expenses Of my fnneral
| have also made out copy Of my will and an in
ventory Of all my effects, with duplicated copies Of
the same, which will be found in my apartment OF
which beg you to take charge, as there are many
strang' servants in ths house. with whomI am unac-
quainted
NV will and my papers will be found in little
trunk on which my name is inscribed and which is
enclosed i'm another, hair trunk, which is locked,
and in which will be found the keys of all the other
trunks.
and thousand Acknowledgements as alse to your
dear wife, for the many fsvors received from you
both from the commencement Of my arrival in this
country to the last moment Of my existence; and 1
shall recall your friendship to me when arm enjoying
the repose eternity in the Elysum fields where we
shall all assemble to participate in the bliss Of ever
lasting peace and tranquility
now bid you eternal adicu; and wish you,
your wife and family every imaginable happiness and
prosperity that IT is possible to attain in this world,
from which am on the very point Of departing.
remain to the last moment
Your sincere friend,
JOAN FERDINAND CAsrrL KoTro.
p. s. No. i.-Returns thanks to lady Of Mr.. Ame-
lis establishment named Phebe. ,
P s. No 2-Begs the letters found upon his table,
may be delivered without delay according 10 'ne'r
addresses.
The herald., 1837-03-02

FAscY BALI AT BAIzlMoRE.-W We have splendid
description of aFancy Ball gwen in Baltimore which
ow correspondent has regularly forwarded TO us from
t},,o cav CITY Tomorrow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20
iUPDR. RELIES PILLS
For Females +!

EINOR Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria,
A. Green Sickness, Giddiness and Palpiiation
Of the Heart, Bad Digestion, Loathing Of Food,
and Pains Of the Stomach. The pills purify
and promote a brisk circulation of the blood
when become sluggish aud INSTRUCTED from the
foregoing disorders, revive the regular habits
Of the unhealthy female, whose sickly and pal
lid countenance becomes re- animal ted and fresh
ems with the natural glow of restored health.
They are equally conducive 10 the health Of
married ladies, except in eases of pregnancy or
Consumption, ,ohsn they must not be taken.
Price 81 so per box q
None are genuine unless signed T KID
DER on the wrapper (SOle proprietor and sue
eesSor to DIR. Conway,) by whom they are for
sale, AT his Counting Room, No, 90 Court ST.
Boston, and by hisspeciol appointment, by L.
IL. Prentiss, Montpelier VT, also by S. Bur
hank, Jr Druggist Montpelier; DR.. P. Spal
ding Lyndon Shedd & Tracy Wells River (;
A. S Richardson Co. Waterbury J. Gun
tiss, st. Adams; ]. Brooks Jr. s. Co. Lunen.
burgh; Stearns x Waldo Chelsea. "a No /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20
/. NEWTON",S
p a m a GE a. .

OR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
NOR scroflnla or kings evil, sores, ulcers,
Il nervous affections, trembling, debility,
gravel, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, intermit-
tent fevers fever ague, cholera, &c. S.c.--as
guard against tubercular consumption, jaun.
dice aud liver complaints--t is powerful an
ti-spasmodc in removing twitchngs Of the ten
dons, trembling of the stomach, limbs, Sc,
dance of 81. Vitus, sour stomach, ricketts,, Gu
taneous crup,ions, such as herpes, letters, salt
rheum, pimped face, ring worm, and all disea-
SEES arising from impurities ofthe blood.
See Bills Of Directions and Certificates.
The above Panacea is pnt up in bottles, let
tered Il. MENTIONS PANACEA, PURI-
FER OF THE BLOOD, MORN. VT and
the cork scaled with red sealing wax, and
stamped 4 Newton, Norwich, W.
Bills of directions accompanying each bottle.
Retail price Sl,25. For sale wholesale or re-
tail by SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier Feb. "a, 1887. SO