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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

Lndits Cci,Lfoiioa on The Fouch. The ladies' Of
Barre hourlshing town 10 Massachusetts,, snys
the New York Express, spent par' OF The lth OF
July IN u rational tea drinking. The laGies q"
the town" SAYS the Douc Gazette, "to The nunbel
vi aboYt g20-ud aud young, married aud single
without distinction Of party, celebrated hd'I'"
d, nee On Tuesday Afternoon iasi, under a bower
upon the cummun. An appropriate entertainment
was provided by Mr. Wherlock, suited to tic laa-
t:dious tastes of the fair creatures, --nnd we aIe
night glad to learn that they conducted Win great
propriely, and had very social, happy time not
| ulstanding not the smallest part of Their Jo'iy
resulted from the self satisfaction of having sarcns-
ticuly toasted the old Bac heors, without fear ia
become fairly broum." We suhjnn few Of the
sentiments given On The joyous o. casiOn.
"Old Buchclors--May they lie alone On }eu
| of nettlcs cit alone On a wouden stool. cat alone
ON wooden tteneher, aud be Their own kitchen
maids"
Industry Of the Young Ladies of Bauc-alway'
want 10 be engaged"
| "Maitimory-Tle truth aud essence Of life
love at home. unity abroad, aud CONSISTENCY al al
times and in all oondliont.'
| The Old Bachelor like The Thorn hedge
neither blossoms nor fruit feuder II useful or Oria
mental, bat 1t is a scourge 10 all creatures
We sent our De,d with t,ast, bot The ihtl'
Satan didn't get hearing al the ioble--so hei'
you have II ladies -
"Ihe Fair Sex--L,kc the Shareholders Of lh'
South, they bonst their love Of MJeriy. "hlIc the!
are constantly holding thousands in eiains -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

Ia, MHc SrtrT CoKtENTius LeA II Montpelier laA
~c,t ~cii aneudcd - p, dcitd Tie Few star
'ps NAa Dsfca stout ,te democrai they call
u-nscise, ~efe thHndefstrsck tie immsusc mars Of
boso sud muscle Of tic hieh presented bomst
10 bear testimony to he long catalogue Of
II Tie sim,nsratona fsct II Nithout doubt The
isr.t Of tIo trd that atsonbed the
scat of so,eame Numbering mere tban tundfcd.
istc proc eodnss above
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
Wagon and Cart Tire.

yrnURT & MASON have on hsuI double RDJ single
- Wagon aud Carr uro,. .iiso-Doubls apd snpsls
Wagon and Cart boxes.
Rutlsni, July II, 1881. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
Jane I, IoOi.
3 i 3 3

Now this Mr. lugcrsolls one ofihe leading Van
Barren radicals IA Pcnns! wanna and calls himself Il
democrat Yes jet such democrat ne have
eessanly rrumpeung their o~n democratic purity
aud the p1ri'y OF the successor Of Audfe" jack
scH.
We have only 10 add that such denocrote tori 5
IN Vermont hrd but htte favor, snd ''he party is
daily, hourly aud every moment diminishing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

Tho Detroit Advertiser s,ys 'the sword has besn
rcd the purse where0pon the Louisville Journal req
ponds Very bat he has had tho misfortune 10 loso hs
x,fs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
Sa l I

yr1URT MASON ore now receiving 400 bushels
~ superdne quality Solar Salt, Manufactured lat
season, and very dry,
A,o--A few Sachs Li,erpooI ssn for ;sle very low
for cash.
Rutland July ~, 1857 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
Machine Brushes.

yeNURT x MASON have fr sale Machine Brushes
- from 1910 10 inches y, length suitable sor cloth
ior's use.
Rutland, July II, 1897. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
Il o w der .

roURT MASON have just received large supply
I'd of Blasting Powder. .4iso-Wilkes & Rogers Or
auge Powder Tor tie Il 1e aud Tor long Guns.
Rutland, JJly ~, 1897. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
BRr.mroS MARKET Monday, JUL 10

sheep.
PhIcIt-E.1 Canit-S4ies quok 81 small so'4ncs
We quote hfs quality 20 50 SECOND qaAli'J Al ~ .
81 81 snd ib4fd quality . - -.
otr aud Caieo-Salss made Al ~ % ~ y u,
~ and $40
s3 % and e. gg Od rbosB st2 p. s. and 90
sriRs-None worth fepuulrg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
From a PHILADELPHIA PnpeJ.
+ : 3 3 :

v Y Y Y Y
"Mr Binns
Some days ago, on my way to the Shenh'a Of
ice here had occasion 10 call, found that gen
lleman and Judge Jonathan Smith The area ia
front Of The Stale House. After des patching my
professional arrangements with the shefii, Se talk
cd politics as We are the hnbit Of dom. often and
With perfect good bumor. Nj Saith remained en-
ufey neutral. Genera, Barker was | thought,
unusually animated N reprobauon Of Tories up
on which sud, Us YOU have published, that had
tecn d nan during he RcvoiutiOn, l SHOULD
H1pE BEEN n TORY--dot mary cfhe bel
man in The country were 50 hea.'
II endeasOr 10 mol, 81 no body with my poHi-
cal sentiments, though dlsdain ln'GsguIsc thea"
however herelcal they may sound at lhls un'c oil
The tide. Bfhdd tcc eopob!e Of Tedsoa and r.tsee-
lion uh,n Ae American colonies iook up 0fmS "a
] gaiHst The motier Country SHOULD H1VL
! BEE.N.l rORI-.NUK CAV EYER GOV
! SIDER THAT Az APPLICATION or
REPRO1CH"
(Signed.) {. J. lNGERSOLL.
No. $50 Chesuut street.
/ Jane 7, 1901
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

sfsHsui htw ~shsp s~ f.afs alsa oraef n uea.
$50 isst t.TriuT ~ah fhs kirrif po~cf sssutned rs
Anifs~ lteAsur sta ga Pledgrt sastessef.
hssrfrsd Ihsi tht cricgsiet Corg'ess orn hs state
- regU.ssd 70 sFpe 80, siituA that sf se made
hsa Teas g. 80 L ristos
Rssaivsd TAst he Whis rarnt-ft of Coagress Ia
qusfiod sppust ti1s md pses iof .odisg nsazAl
rHttestnn ~ Ne psss ~ csuaiAAtcf Ne
peit Ffcslass aad Vac ftcfdsni II toe Usto3 State
o. f.olian - NJ icfpsioi.
Nffeirtd That the thants 81 fts t~ tsn3ef-
80 ui thsii irusc
ps Hs,ltlaa II VI firrpcirt. g ~As sisa
Rsoirsd That ~ thatks q ~. canyeuton 10 undet-
~ Co. a.. Hoe Hea' Ianes fas ihs shlr and Impartial
~h,eh b, be-, rFcd tb. dutiet o. char
90 usoien 81 ~ Bel.
EssoiFfd. That tAs ~sres- NJ, 81 ihi. sorten,on b.
'gued rs s rteacui Vac fittdsAf aud strr,afrt sud
pahiish~d
~ motion ths e0trcat,on dissolved
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

- MURDER 90 MISSIONARY HgAG Ing ROCKY McUs-
rAiSs. Dr. Benedict Saiterlee, Of Ithaca, y. Y.
one Of The missionaries sent out by the American
Board, has, regret 10 Learn, been murdered lie
had zone GOT With two Pawnee indanf, TO make a
treaty with anoiher tribc and having succeedcd
xss Oh his return. The Indians came "n without
him, Und stated ysuousiy that lac could not keep
up with them. and hat they had left han "a the
snow ss he would hot leave bis hnfse.-B.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

q. =. Ireasarg. The receipts into the Treas
DRY Of, the L. *. durns the monlh vi Day last ore
stated by the Secretary Of the Treasury Ia tie
For customs, about 1856 $50
For lands, 81 ,3lf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
From The Tgscuho9ian.
SINGULAR AND VERY NOVEL CIRCUM.
STANCE.

SINGl LAX AND NLbh NOV ID tlkClM.
STANCE,
A young planter IN The upper part Of the
State, lately married beautiful and highly
intellectual lady, after tho honey moon had
passed, he was panied to observe that his
young bride looked thoughtful al times, aud
appeared 10 suffer much Caaal! Thinking
this might be caused by the absence Of te,
male companions, he Induced several young
ladies', relatives to make his house their
home, in hopes thereby TO render her com.
pIeteIy happy. This arrangement had not
the desired effect, lis beloved, though ap.
parenlly Joyous aud cheerful, while conyers.
luggcd, rcIapsed into the melancholy mood.
Surprised at this, he fell to ponderug the
cause; aud after a lengthy reflection, he
came 10 the determination Of sending 10
New Y ork for piano, to be forwarded by
the first ship bound TO Natchcz, NNburg,
or Grand Gulph. Well, the Musical com.
panlon at length arnycd-and splendid
one It was--of beautiful mahogany, orna.
menod aud polished to the value of 5000
bank note. And then it dIscoursea such
ravlshlng melody, as the snowy fingers OF
the young bride pressed the keys The
young planter was in raptures and con.
graduated himself on having procured the
identical one thing needtul to his angels
complete felicity. Poor man he paid but
poor compliment TO his amlable part
ners intellect, if he thought she could con.
tentcdIy PASS her leisure hours IN STUNNING
piano forte He was mistaken. Though
emusic hath charms" like love, it is no;
the ouly dcslderatum in the woFId-ior u
while it plcases the ear and touches the
Heart, but ministers not to the mind The
lady but seldom courtcd Apollo, and heI
husband had the modification OF feeling
that he had not yet made his domlcIIe ;
paradise to "her he adored." At last tC
solve the riddle Of her discomfort, he askc(
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world for a broken heart, like tobacco; |
grew easier at every puff, ah% my heart
llghiened with every whit Of smoke that
rose gracefully over my head. In couple
of hours We arrived at our place of destlna-
ton. Still agitated, WHISPERED Bob, as he
descended the steps, she has not said
word while we have been in the coach and
considering what talker she is, it is won.
dertu.'
We were too early by near an hour, and
after some consultation, Bob concluded to
go for the clergy man, end leave the bride
elect in my charge, having first conducted
her into the house. | walked beneath her
window tossed by thousand emotions. At
one time | resolved to conduct myself with
stole indifference, and see her given to
another; then half determine to rush in.
to the room where she was and claim her
as my own. | heard her bell ring, and 10
few minutes | saw servant enter her
room with something on a waiter. con
tlnucd walking before her windows, Ill at
last | could restrain myself no longer-she
might have tainted thought. entered
the house, and put trembling hand on the
latch o. her door il sic ded to the pressure,
and stood IN the presence, at the lost
love OF mine Good Heavens as i've,
there sal a lady with her feet on the table,
a cigar in her mouth, and glass Of slnoi.
ing hot'whlskey punch beside her.
What IL the name OF wonder does this
mean?
An Frank, thought you had committed
suicide, answered the familiar voice OF my
Irlent George f., escaping through the
wilderness OF bonnets, caps and tabs.
Gee fse explain yourseItn
INK my situation explains itself; YOU
see your friend Bob has eloped with me,
We shall in all probability be married IN un
/ hour
| wish him JOY Of his bride, with all my
heart, but | do not understand, viii the fair
lads condescend 10 give me an explanation !?
Why the truth Is, Frank, some one per.
suaded i'ob-who you know is the greatest
fool aliye-that Mariana was very much ia.
ken with his pretty face. In consequence
he wrote her note-l saw il, frequent.
i ~ peep INTO Mar's letters-(don look So
grave, Frank ! never read any Of YOURS,
TOO abonlnabIy long-too doll and silly ~
answered II ~ ter name and ia the preit!cs.
crow qGiil YOU ever saw. That brought
a reply from the gallant Bob. In a iev
days We had an oiopeme1t regularly con.
tryed. The poor fellow never suspected
any Ting, for although Mariana refused
to see hGn whenever he called, aud scarce
/ y nodded 10 hin n the slK'e, explained
all in my letters, aud he was perfectly sat
isfied. The rest you know, and here am
and now Frank, taking the cigar out o
his muuth, and finishing his punch at {
dmught, don't you think | make an excel
lent lady Rather TOO tall Tor Narl's dres,
to be sure, but short irocks are all the fash
ion
did not wait for the ardent lover to re
turn but FASTENED homewards. Ii yol
,tl conclude to commit suicide, sal,
George, as | turned away leave me you
watch p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
WEEKLY. ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
.nESEEEL.E.N'EDgS.
TIE THREE HOMES.

THE THREE HOMES.
" Where is thy home :" | asked child,
Who ia the morning air
Was twisting flowsr. most sweet and Wild
Ia gaFlands for her hair;
My home" the happy heart replied,
Smiling in childish glee,
Is on the sunny mountain side,
"Where soft winds wander free
o. blessings fall on ar,ess youth,
And all its rosy hours,
When every word is joy and truth,
And treasures live iR flowers
"Whcro is thy hsme ?" asked of one
Who bent with flushing face,
To hear a warriors tender tone
Ia the wild woods secret place
She spoke not, but her varying check
The tale might well impart;
The home of her young spirit meek
Was in kindred heart.
All souls that wei might soar above,
To earth will fndly cIicg,
And build their hopes on human love,
That lighl and frugal thing
"Where is thy home, thou lonely man ?"
asked pilgrim gray,
Who come with flrgowed brow and wan,
SLOW musing on his way,
He paused, and with a solemn mein
upturncd his holy eyes,
"The LAND | seek thou uc'cr hast seen,
my home is in the skies :"
O blcst-thrice blest the heart must be
70 whom such thoughts are given,
That walk from worldly letters free,
Its only home is heaven!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
From the Portland Journal.
An ElODeis.ent.

Frank | am going 70 be married.
TO be what, Bob
Married.
married Bob 2
Married, why not !? and tomorrow even.
ing
Who can be such fool!'
spoke rather tho1ghtess to be sure but
It was so natural. Bob was clever teI-
low,-oue OF that class Of people who lend
umbrellas and penknivcs, ect., very good
natured fellow was Bob, And every body
called him good natured fellow but every
body said as they called him so, what ii
pity he had rot little More sense lie
would DO any thing for you, aud you might
do any thing for him, and as for his beng
offended, it was something he never dream.
ed of and in fact people SAID he did not know
enough to be oftnded--a very malicious
observation, undoubtedly but one that some.
how gained wonderous credit. | was at a
loss to ina glne who Bob could have lmpoS.
ed upon 50 much as TO persuade to become
his wife, and ran through the whole list OF
nursery maids aud mlIlners' apprentices
that had ever seen, without beng able to
arrive at any satisfactory conclusion.
spoke therefore my conclusion. sad
Who can be such fool ?
Fool, said Bob, without compromising
my remark other than general one, ! OF
don't think a lady fool for being married
do your
'Ooy under particular circumstances
replied.
But there are difficulties ia the way
i should think there might be-.
Aud | rely upon you to assist me-.
Rely, my dear Bob, | would do aImos
any thing to oblIge you, but don't think
rouId persuade a lady to marry you. | an
not eloquent. Besides have a conscience
B. Oh, she has consented. her tathe
these fathers, yo. know, are always il
the way-l have not asked him but sh
says it will be Of no use aud so we must c
iope. Tomorrow evening is the appolnte
time, and you, | am sure will not refuse Il
vour assistance
concluded ltany lady was foolish cnoug
to run away with Bob | should not be t
blame for assisting them to do it handsome
u. also quoted my conscience by thiut
Ing if things looked very bad, | would ca
nv the fair enamerato to the INSANE hosplt
and send for her friends. So | consente
Il will assist you, Bob.
Thank you; will call and arrange ina
ters with you IN the morning. Good eye
ing
Good evening, but stop ono momen
who is the lady"
Did'nt 1 tell you! Mariana r.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Singular Occurrence befrcea hso Bar
berS.--On Sunday evening last sho".ly
dressed young, man, evidently intoxicated,
rolled Into a BARRIERS shop IN John street,
Provost street, City road, and throwing
himself into the customers chair, desired
that he might be shaved. While this was
goin. on lie iel fast asleep, and the barber
having finished the shaving, considered that
he might cut the young genIlemans hair,
the uXurlaut curis OF which were speedily
reduced to very short crop, and having
used every endeayor to awaken the young
man (who was labouring under the effects
OF good liquor for the purpose Of obtaining
payment without effect the barber thought
It prudent to call in policeman, and he was
ultimately taken 10 the station house and
on Monday morning when restored TO his
sober senses, he was Informed OF the charge
made for shaving and cutting haIr. "Cut.
ting haIr; he roared out "cutting hair n
and then clasped his head in an agony aud
pulled oil Il Wig, which presented woiu
appearance, being dcnudcd OF It's curls and
lar proportions. He nov broke oul into the
most ludtcrous lamentations; aud il shortly
appeared that he was iourneyman hair
dresser ut the vest end Of the town; ,hat
he had made the wig himself, and had given
IS an ounce for the hair, in order 10 cut a
swell las he called ~ III the shop. The
Juhnstrcet barber was sent for, and a very
Iauahable scence took place between them.
The jourueyman hair dresser's abuse was
unmcasured, while the other barber dccIar.
cd neither he nor any Que els" could have
discovered the geu,emau', hair to be
false. The charge ended in the Journey
man hair dressers discharge, and the John
street barber giving up his claim for cutting
and shaving which amounted 10 il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

A Good Hint.--lf a man Of u years Of
age began to save dollar a week, and put
1t to interest every year he would have at 81
years Of age, 5000; at II, $3.50; at 81,
1850; at 81, S6,l50; at II, 81 | 300
When we look at these sums, aud when we
think how much temptation and evil might
be avoided in the very act Of saving them,
and how much good a mani IN humble cIrcum'
stances may do for his family by these sums
we cannot help wondering that there are not
more savers OF one dollar week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

4 Venerable PaHcti-We saw, the other
day at Mr.. John lIerrIngton's IN Houston
HGl, which We were assured
could not be less than Is years old -
Though blind in one eye, and almost sight
less IN the other, she picks up corn with
considerable iaciliiy-sometimes, however
missing the kernel she aims at, and stick
ing her bill, which is almost worn off, into
the ground. This venerable blddy hobbies
about amongst her numerous progeny, and
Us they clucli, cackle and crow in her pre-
sence, she rusles her feathers, rolls up her
eyebalis, and assumes an air OF vast conse-
quence. This aged bird, has in her time
laid prodiglous number of eggs, and rear
ed more warriors, we venture to say, than
any hen in Georgia. Last year she laid
four or five eggs, which however had no
she'll; aud since then has gwen up LAYING
as we'll as Matching. She is still favorite
on the land, and is nightly assisted to her
roost, from which she desceuds late the
next neutrality-suspicious. Tel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Seizure of his britannia lnejesty's Sloop
LeDeret.-The Leveret, ten-gun brig,
commanded by Capt. Bosanquet, ing III
the Mozambique channel in the early part
Of Dec. last, heard that large SLAYER lad
Just arrived on the coast, and c-slhe 18th OF
that month discovered her lying at anchor
in small bay. The SLAYER refusing 10
hold communication witt the brig an action
commenced. So desperate was the resist
Gnce the SLAYER made, that the Leveret,
hauled of twice to repair damages, and at
length, after having one man killed, and fyo
or six wounded, among whom was her mas
ter, succeeded in taking possession OF her.
The exact loss Of the siaver, which mount
ed twenty. seven guns, and carried 20 or 80
men was not mentioned but must have been
considerable. A large quantity Of dollars,
intended for the purchase OF slaves, was
found and removed to the Leyeret, which
proceeded to Portuguese settlement near
Mozambique. The Governor Of this place
demanded that the SLAYER should be gwen
up, which being refused by Capt. Bosanquet,
large battery, under which the Leyefet
lay, suddenly opened lpoa her and obliged
her TO haul down her colours. Immediate
possession was taken by the Portuguese, Of
the Leyere, and SLAYER, and the prize dol.
lars removed to the Fort. After holding
possession of the Leveret eight days, she
vas delivered up, aud Captain Bosauquet,
immediately returned to Slmon's Bay. Tho
moment the ThaIia arrived (and she was
daily expecied) Admiral Campbell intended
TO proceed to the Mozambique with all tho
squadron he could muster, and little doubt
/ is entertained, by those who know the de-
cided character of the admiral, that ample
reprisals viii be made for this unprecedent-
ed insult on the English fiag.--Nadras
Htrcid Dec. -.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Cure for Passionate Iemper.-A mer.
chant In London bad a dispute with Qua.
ker, respecting the settlement ofan account.
The merchant was determined TO bring the
question into court, proceeding the Quaker
earnestly deprecated ,usIng every argument
IN his power to cony e the merchant Of his
error; bu. the latter was lutlexlbIe. De.
slrous to make last effort, the Quaker cal.
led al his house one morning, and enqulred
Of the servant if his master was al home
The merchant hearing the inquiry, and
knowing the voice, called aloud from the top
of the stairs, Tell that rascal am not at
home The Quaker, looking up towards
him, calmly said, well, friend, God put thee
10 better mind The merchant, struck
with the meekness Of the reply, and having
more deliberately investigated the matter,
became CONVINCED tha, the Quaker was
right and he wrong. lie requested to see
him, and after acknowledging his error, he
said, have one question 10 ask you-how
were you able, with such patience, on yari-
Gus occasions to bear my abuse Friend,
replied the Quaker, will tell thee: ! was
naturally as hot aud violent as thou art.
| knew thar 10 Indulge this temper was sin,
and | found that il was lmprudent. oh.
served that men IN a passion always speak
aloud, and thought il | could control my
voice, should suppress my passion. |
therefore made il a rule never 10 suffer my
voice 10 rise above certain key and by a
careful observance Of tbs rule, have. with
the blessing Of God, entirely mastered my
natural temper. The Quaker reasoned
philosophically, and the taerchant, as every
body else may do, was benefited by the ex,
ample.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Affirmative Lore Hdkiag.-Thc court
ship Of the last but one Earl Of Pomfret,
aud the helress be afterwards married, was
conducted after the following fashion =" DO
YOU like buttered toast -" Yes" -" But.
tered on both sides -" Yes. >" So do |
don't YOU think we had better be married o.
-" Yes" The lady's fourth eyes" va.
pronounced before the altar.
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r.. j. Holton, Proprietor and Publisher.
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Nree Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
ycar.N
A tatlare to notify the Editor Of IRISH to DIS
continue, at the end o he year, toiA be considered
as a nru engagement
III Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
Agent.-Major R. NJ Cochran is appointed an
Agent for the Journal and is authorized to receive
money ana give receipts in my name. TT ii
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Remedy for IefueA.a.-The disorder be.
ing one Of obstruction Of perspiration, and
Of the customary excavations, the proper
remedies ought to be administered without
delay on the first appearance Of the usual
symptoms, the action o.! the skin is 10 DO
restored by an early application Of the 1T
bath, or by the use of sudoriic dlljents, as
hot tea, barley broth, treacle, posset, null
ed and speed wine or that which IS best
Of all, basin Of warm Cruel at bed time,
well swee,eued, and containing from twen-
ty to twenty five drops Of antmonal wine,
and len or twelve drops OF laudanum. Tho
bowels are to be we'll attended 10 and all
nlemperance in eating aud drinking, as
well as exposure to damp and night air
ought 10 be carefully avoided.