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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
THL QUESTION.
sent al least

~ ould the alii.s xai,uu ul Texas a. the
United States conCece e. thc interest OF titr
laruef ?" was discussed 81 saturday eve.
uu. last, b, l,r usmbcrs OF Toe Icxas
Philosophical Socay, "a 'his phase aud d''.
tidad 10 the u gdtI,e. We beiir,o that
nne ienihs Of the texans though iheS "ere
IN favor vi annexation when they expected
an overshelmin. force u invaders, has,
not tue leas, disposition uOw T. slci nee their
ua}iotAlily and dear bought hufcls, to Be
come an insi- nlhcani sud remote ink ~
the cham Of The Uuited States. II ~e re-
main IN the language n our Constitution
FREE, Sorcrtgn and fad,pvRd,ni 81 All ua
uoue, the tide OF emigration 10" 1u@ing
milo or coonlfy will s'rou cnabIe u t. pros
e, ute the war VITA slgot, even 10 the SHORES
OF California /; aud perhaps the spark Of lib
,rty that was klndled al san ANTONIO vill
sweep over the pralncs II Mexico DESTROY
lug The scar grass and iaui aeeds IN ~
course, aud earIch thr soiI lot a more s0uu.
jei AND less degenerate species. We're
~ annexed, our voice wuatd b. but cy.
pief 10 tie Couuclls o the great nation, W
cuId arcnpi nothing With prospect OF
success. Hitherto our cuurss has been
brilliant, and why DOT anticipate q glorious
dr,iH, Letus etnbrac, ia foreign couu
Try LIT our motto b. Llb,r'y aid yuf
course oqrard aud We sAaH prosper
Ieras Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

Frieadlike Deprarity.-The Dayton(o.)
Herald states that some wanton wretches,
few week. since, bull, fence about three
or four feet high, across the western road
travelled by Express. The express mail
rider, during the night, and while riding at
full speed, rode directly against the fence
witheu, perceiving it. He Was thrown sew
eral feet 10 front Of his horse against stone,
which fractured his skull. He, however,
managed to ride his horse as far as the next
house, but died within four DAYS after the
fall. We have been informed, that on the
Southern express mail route, on las, Wed
nesday night ropes were drawn across the
road for the purpose of throwing the express
riders. The riders were thrown, but tor,u
nately met with no injury. The highest
penalty of the law it would almost seem,
should be inflicted upon the perpetrators of
such wantsn wlckedness.-N Y. Daily
Aers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

Rasrdl Ortrredchei. - somewhat o.
rigInal altesapI was recently made upon
Governor Everett, ui Massachusetts. A
etter vas addressed Ia hlm, stating that
certain parties had It IN contemplation to
abduct one Of his children, aud keep 4 We.
c.uded I'LL he should -lgn pardon tor con.
vet pow IN the State Prison. The writer
-a,d for ten dollars to be sent to han through
the Pos, Once, ne would disclose TO the
Governor the names OF all the parties. The
Governor very property sent the letter 10
the District Attorney, who caused a letter
10 be addressed as requested, to be- put into
the Post Office, lnstruJtng The post master
10 detaln whosocyer should call for IT,
A man named Hollis Parker Odd call, was
arrested, Confessed that he wrote the letter,
and insisted that II vas true, naming anoth.
~ person as ms informant that prrson de.
uied under oath any knowledge thereof, and
any such conversation as Parker pretended
Parker, tor want Of bal, war eouycquenily
committed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE RATS

We are pleased To sec that a mo'eE'N
has been made IA Congress, having rei'FR'
10 reduction Of the existing rates o. fos'.
| he annexed resolution on the sut ff' -
passed by the House OF Repteseoia''e "
Friday last aud although II proposes '''
measure 81 inquiry, NC hope that Tue ~
OF that inquiry will be such as 10 =
the Committee and Congress Of ihe PfFo,
OF reducing the rates so lha, "hile W
office Department is fully sustained % y
Gus operation, on scale commensuis"
the existing wants Of the country, lhefs y.
b. no largo surplus revenue remaIn'n. ~
end of the wear. The late annual N'Y
Of the Post Master General dIsclos' ,sa
fact that after espending the SUN OF so'Io, 4,
si775 ~ deffay isg tho charges oil u, !
pef'meui, there vet remained ba'd''
$3.50. POS, "a. This is certainly an ~,
ccssauly large surplus, and Congress ~ 80,
I, to tho people and especially 70 '"' IN,
camille portion ofthcn to relieve mem ,.,,
postage tar TO the extent which VIII w. "a
the accumulation Of moneys IN Tue p'f
menl BALI American.
Ga motion of Mr.. LOOMS,
Rssslrsd, Tha, the Committee on 'ho 'lv.,rG
Coz inquire into and report as to the 'iPes"a,
reducing The rate, Of ps.isgc to The low'' ' ID.
,Sst all snsble the Pos, Office Department IN -,
tslg itself; also, as to the erp'disnc' sf,ss
he expense VI transmitting such Pf0iess ,,,o.
nails as Is composed Of 'tes parcels, " .pi
ally estimated By the Postmaster n a,, s.,is.
paid gu, Of .bs Gsssrsl Treasury Of NV w.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
NEW VAIL ARRANGEMENT

We are grathed to learn lhrou,.
source so much TO be relied on IN lhes a.
ters the Richmond Enqulter) thai &. ,
". General Is making arisngemess !,
which the regular Mail IS 10 b. eoo,..j
from New York TO Augusta. Geo u Ia,
days and huli, Thesc lmPro,eutta m
To be effected, II Is said, b. April. a0S
case, New York and Raleigh Wdl u IN.
IN three day, Of each other, aud cur " -,
ington news hardl, two days old, bgaa
Mr. Kendall, and POT down yoUr Elg,s
Mai (ior there Will then b. no plea Ia !,
coutnuatccl and you Will win soldea 8 ;
IOns Tor 700 DepOitmenI.-,b.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
OUR NEXT GovERNoR

We were surprised 10 see IN III.
"Carollna Patrlot," an anonymous csl, NY
OH the good people Of that county. 10 .s v
BILE, with a view TO the nomlna,;on -
Wing Candidate for Governor, in N. H.
Of Gov. Dudley who, il is stated in ,bs rug IVY
Gle referred TO, intends to decline n !. a. ~
ton. The Governor Is absent fro, \
City, and the Correspondent OF the p.,'
may have access TO sources of intorm."'
denied TO US, but we doubt very mueh Il
accuracy Of his information. We hay.
doubt that the acceptance OF the non,n,,
10 the first instance, by Gov. Dudley
greatly agalns, his interests, and, Ne !.
lIeve, 50 iar as his own Inclination il
cerned, he would willingly retire, bo, :.
will not believe, until he 50 informs il, 4.
EDWARD b. Dudley, will refuse ths
OF his name 10 his political friends # ,h.r
insist upon bis entering the lists. And a.
~ humble members Of the Wig nan,
protest against his withdrawal, cust.,
that, IN SO dong, ~e only express the =.
Of our Wing brethren IN every see,r, !
the State. We would therefore resl4fJ
Il say TO the GulIIord Wings, (whose 5,.
rs ltsion,) b.se BIZ II Will be In,
uuugh TO act, when something dc6u,
known Of the Governors vlea,.-R R,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

The Providence Herald. IN talking Of the
propensity Of some people to regard every
calauIly that happeus as a special Judg
nenl Of Heaven, brings in good anecdote.
Speaking OF old Pa5son -, who was
famous Tor the propensity reieTred TO, the
Herald sd
"Ons day ihs mec.iDg house va. struck Nth
lightaing shs ssmsshal injured. After The cnu.
sturu.,ion had little subsidized ths meeting wa
dismissed, saa svery sod) bsgan 20 ialk about ue
dreadful went. Jack -, -bpse organ OF rev.
syencs vas oct too large, TOOK occasion to poi in
fsy words 10 hi, dry way "PArson -"
said he, "ss have escaped great danger. alarm
~ aec,deni nj. j0dgmsnt sould say, Begging
year pardon Boz pfa} tell ne, P.rsen -,
ii | m1Y Os - sold, what "a your opaIpa was he
cause that Ibis lleEnsnt should nave fslles upon
ugy' ~ :" SAID the pa son, mol little pO't d,
ant after two three .oicipa cuaFat, shy, Jack,
shos d not thiak Il ar are f-. lsrre was some.
thug The matter u.ia the tshiaiHg rod :"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

R.1 IN Cation. THE lotelligeue In
Europe that Cotton had advanced 4ar /
prBny sterling. - confirmed. Oh q IS
blush. tins seems a small matter, hai 70
menls renrc'ton wiIl convince any OF t.G
Il u matter Of uurh interest, mol Ui b
ihc Cotton, grower bot 10 tie Wholf l.1
THIS increase 10 Price wiii mairta.i al
The Soulh ~ relwsu. ,'sIl from - 'oI
barras.ncnis, and Il, The SAME time ~H
To- reduce fbe bllster oi trade AGA = a.
Country. The latrd States & rrla 4
Philadelphia, hrs on Interesting ca.telar
~ the subject Estimating the tw 4
l~37 at gitcen hundred .hou>and 80
and ai.osing 900 pounds 10 a bale, tt =
suit = Al aggft. ate ol 20 millions ifaz1
nl Cotou--on winch The advance q ~
ny sterling a pauud, or tao cents. ar
to IL 900 600. 1hs vii at once b 3
derstood ale clear adillon TO cur da',s
bic mean, and Il Is supposed lha' 81
prove suthclcnt 30 adIusl all our 'hait,
anccs - mercantile debt With Eurfs
30, ,he'c s, nothing, bat the folly atd ~
macy Of our own Government, With il .
none, and Sub Treasury Schemes, ~
benefit nj the ofiiceheldcrsj 10 the ~
an early return 10 specie rayneha I"
a sound state OF the Currenoy.-b.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
SHIPWRECK-iIfAvY Loss OF PROPER.
TY

The ship New London. from New Or.
leans for Liverpool, with cargo Of cotton
-(vessel and cargo valued AZ 100000, J
ioundered at SEA IN lat "a 90 ~, lon. 81
% W,--'he captain and cree were taken of
BY a small vessel and carried into Havana
aud arrived her" last evening IN the brig
Morris Cooper. THIS oas the vessel thai
Captain Sletson, oil the Warrior, at this
port, ST" comtog down on the afternoon of
thr 30,h .. December. We have not learn.
ed what amount there vas insured on the
ship and cargo, but We have asce'tained
That tbroe offices 10 Wall street have S3s,.
600, w. $4,000; $4,000 aud S. 900.
IN Y Com. Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
WHO REMOVED THE DEPOSITS,

The Commercial Bank OF Massac.u~a
at Boston, one OF Gen. Jscasons n, n
failed, ard Uuclo Sam, II IS said, ioss sl,..
600. The President John h, Sinpss, a
Collector oi thr Port Il Boston, 0te VI:
duly and tins, probably, bfoughi ataal
a cris,s. he oaed on hss own astc,
when he died. $3.50 600. A snug va !
use FIR e,eciloneeuug purposes, aut q u
vance the interests OF thr parry Ia
another lessen trrlnarks The \. \ Coua
pouden, OF the luicligehcer} upon .hs D.
Quuous removal II the depOslrs, 40 10
giving ~ them TO political men 10 cotHi
,br People with. The Sub Treasury scheu
- but carrying out tbs crime aud MIC
Ia its worst lofIn Id.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

Porer4p One thousand families per day,
applied for aid during the les' week, TO the
Conmissloners Of the New York Almboase.
That establishment IS crowded With pa"
pers; the number now there, is three thou
sand.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
FROM THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsEs OF
MONDAY.
MONDAY

Navy Island was evacuated last night The
cannon belonging TO the United States have been
returned, and are lying at Schiosser
Thus lar The despatch OF our correspondent
We give below such additional information "a &c
have subsequently learned.
Ii is believed that the larger portions of Van
Renssslaer's men have landed On the adjacent
parts OF Grand Island, hNing previously scnt a.
cross the musket,, a.. belou iuE 10 the State,
which were committed to Inc custody c; Col. Ayres
The farther movements OF tie dlsbandod force ATE
lei to conjecture.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
EVACUATION or NAVY ISLAND.
cORsrsrospKscr OF THE ALBANY Argus.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ALBANY ARGUS.
BUFFALO, JAN. Is.
laval NY self Of express, on ;he eve Of start
ing for the east TO say that the farce assembled
NAVY Island evacuated last night; that they are
now somewhere on our SHORE, 1t is understood
sadr.yorIns 10 make their way to some point
her up, 20 embark for tohsrs is not precisely
kn0rn-s lthoul arius. The State cannon are be.
ing recovered. The marshal Is on the qui piu;
with his deputies, directed by the Dis'not Auur.
neyl to serve civil process on the leaders, II they
can be found.
Governor Marcy snd General Scott are here, do
ing ali tina, EXISTING laws permit to maintain neu-
trality. The Governor has been very active aud
rficient, under circumstances of great difficulty
From THE BUFFALO STAR, EXTRA, JAN. 10.
B. express this morning VT learn that during
the Night, The patriot army retrea,td from Nasf
Isaud--afler having conveyed the cannon tel :.
ing 10 the State and the Uni'ed States 10 Grand
Island, and Jeff them uader the care OF Col. Ayers
Of lhe militia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

The celebrated ship SusquehsDls has r.
turned to Pnllsdel ol is. She saw no pirates
either to or from Liverpool.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

Thomas Richie, Esq. has been re elect.
ed by the Legislature Of Virginia, Public
Primer Mr.. K. gives notice that this is the
last wear of his service and that he viii not
AGAIN be candidate for the Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

she sAo scorns every body, will ssur, The uan
who scsras her.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
DIR. MARSHALL'S
yaatndiCe BHters.

THIS composition is designed and remark.
ably adapted TO the cure of Jaundice and
Bilious complaints, Nausea, vomiting, heart
burn, loss of appetite, duIIness and oppression,
sieePlness, indigestion, fatulence and general
debility. II is pleasant and inyigorating
cordial, and the best thing that can be used
for restoring the ronyalescent and feeble to
won,ed health and strength.
1t will be well when no calhartic medicine
has been taken, for the patient 10 take some
mid Physic, before beginning to use the Bit.
teIs
Directions-The best way to prepare the Bit.
tiers IN these days of temperance. probably is to
pour quart of hot water IN the Btiers, steep
two or three hours and pour off the LIQUOR, then
add more hot water to get the reI aiming strength
and strain through cloth. Halr a pint of spirit
must be added tn keep the liquor from spelling.
Dose.-One or two able spoonfuIls in water
two or three times day, according 10 the condi-
lion Of The patient. A child two or three wears old
may take a tea spoon full in sweetened water.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
DR.. MARSHALL'S
Vegetable Indian Black
PLASTER.

YENHlS plaster is unrivalled for curing scro-
IL -fulous swellings, scurvy sores, lame
back, pains in the sides, hips or limbs, and
seldom fails to give reliefin local rheumatisms.
common liver complaints, and it is found to
be equal if not superior, to any corn-plaster,
for corns on the feet. If Immediately appli-
ness, and cause it quickly to heal Families
in the habit OF using this plaster, find it better
than any thing else for all purposes for width
plaster or salve is wanted. Its virtues have
been witnessed by thousands of respectable
individuals in various parts of the United
States, who have tested its efficacy.-PRICE,
25 CTS. PER BOX.
o. DIREcTIoNs.-Let the plaster be spread
Oh leather and applied warm.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
IMPORTANT

TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
ii MPOR TANT NOTICE.-W AIDES Worm
Il and Condition Powders for Horses have
been extolled upwards of 81 years in England
and France, as the best and only preparation to
promote the condition of horses. They destroy
the worms and bolts, loosen the hide, fine the
coat, purify the blood SO as to do away with
the necessity of bleeding. render the food more
nu,rit!ve, prevent the animal taking cold after
exposure to heat, and are at al times great
restorative after hard days work. They have
been tested by the first Veterinary Surgeons,
and certificates granted as to their efficacy
in the above named cases. Since their intro
duction in this country the first owners of valu.
able studs, have given them to their horses, and
acknowledge that they are not to be surpassed
by any thing else.
In the city of New York there is scarcely an
owner of that valuable animal. but what give
them to their horses, and it only requires their
merits to be more fully known in the Union,
and they will meet with the same extensive pat
ronage as they do in England q France.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHARLES BOWEN,
Sole agent for Middebury, Vt.
Sept. 4, 1888. Tiff
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
DR.. Jarvis improved
Bilious Pills.

GSOLD by the proprietor, CHARLES Bowen
- Druggist, yhiddlebury, Vermont. The
proprietor of these Pills can confidently rec
ommend them as not inferior TO any Of the
Pills which are now in use and so highly ex-
tolled. They are justly esteemed for their
easy operation and good effects, as a mild,
safe and sovereign remedy, in cases Of Cos
tiyeness, Bilious Fevers, Head ache, Pains
in the Stomach and Bowels, Jaundice, Indi.
gestion, Worms, trupt, on the Skin, Bill
ious Cholic, Ague and Fever, Flatultncy,
HypochondIa, Hysteria and all other diseases
arising from diSordered Stomach and Bowels,
removing distractions of every kind by dis.
solving and damaging the morbid matter,
promoting digestion, and restoring lost appe-
tiie. They are likewise IN antidCte aga nst
infectious diseases.
These Pills will be found extremely useful
to persons removing to a new country, or all
unhealthy climate, where FcYers aud Bilious
disorders prevail
Travellers should nj yer he without a box Of
Pills when abroad on land OF water. dose
taken in season will often prevent a long fit O.
ST kness. They are suitable foI children Of
every age, when given in suitable doses.
Directions for uSing.-Two or three Of
tnese rus are an Ordinary uc5e. Hal u FIJI
is suitable for child two or Three years old,
and in proportion for older Children.
1t is generally best TO take them on oi..g
to bed at night, though they may lee aa. II at
any time if the case requires ii.
Moderate doses. say one or two Pills re-
peafed about every other day, or once
day, or once iAS OF days for willie, accory
dug to the invcteracy of the disease, in i ri.
ions habits or any Of the above diseases o.
symptoms, and many chronic difficulties, will
be found 10 produce he effect desired.
Ee-eh Box contains 80 Pills, ana will be en-.
closed in DILL Of directions signed by me
proprietor in bis own hand writing.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CELEBRATED
W0RNH SYRUP.

VENHlS article is offered TO the public in full con-
n fdence, from twenty years experience. that |
ii is the safe and effectual Misunderstanding
medicine ever yet discovered.
PRICE so Cts. per Bottle.
The symptoms denoIiDg the existence of worms |
are indigestion, with variable appetite, foul
tongue offensive breath, full and tense belly. with
occasional gripings and pains about the naval,
heat and itching sensation abuu, the rectum, the |
eyes heavy and dull, itching of the nose, short
dry cough, grinding Of the teeth, and starting
during sleep, attended with slow fever.
When these symptoms occur. the Worm Syr-
up ftaken according to the directions will afford
relief, by destroying the wor..-s and the mucous
and Shiny matter in which they involved, ard
| thereby prevent their reproduction.
The proprietor can confidently recommend this
syrup as the most sale and etfectua vermiuge AT
present known, being entirely free from that de-
leterious article, pink root, and other dangerous
drugs, which are sometimes used, and which give
Use TO vertigo dimness oisghr, dilated pupils, &C.
This syrup, besides beng sale vermuge, is
agreeable and pleasant 10 the taste, and no child
will refuse 10 take it, whereas. all the worm med
icines at present in use are SD Eauseous and disa
greeable that it is difficult 10 persuade CHI ldren 10
take them.
The subscr Der has been much engaged FOR the
last ten fifteen years in prescribing for worms
in adults, and is fully satisfied, though contrary
to the commonly received opinion, that very many
of the diseases in grown persons, that are called
by other names, are created BY the presence d
worms.
Direciions.-Take d. Sc in The morniHg fast
ing another al night on gnng to bed, and anolh
, er next morning, and then omit until change o
the moon occurs, when the same may be repeated
if cure is not effected 10y the three first doses.
Dose.-For HID fur years I'D, table spo','
full; for an adul', half wine glass full, and i
proportion for persons of other ages.
Sold by (. & f. W. Brewster, and Charlie
Bowen, TO either OF whom orders may be sent.
JOHN MARSHALL.
Md lIebury, VI. Sept. 49, 1887. 10
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18

... onstitutun. as ,he Pheix is said TO he restore
eillbe rom the ashes of its own dissolution. Inc
Phenx Btters aare entirely vegetable. composer
roots found only certain parts OF the western co
try, which will infalliby cure FEVEho AMI
AGUES of all kinds will never fail to eradicate en-
trey all the effects of Mercury Infinitely sooner man
the most powerful preparation, OF SnrsaParilla' anu
will Immediately cure the determination Of bLoOD
TO THE HEAD never fail IN The Sickness ihcluen'
to Young females and will be found certain remedy
In all cases of nervous debility and weakness OF the
most impaired constitutions AS remedy ior Chc0'c
and Inhammatory Rheumatism, the efncacy Oh .he
Phoenix Bitters will be demonstrated by the use Oh q
single bottle The usual dose of the btlers Is nan
a wine glass full, in water wine, and tns qualu'y
may be taken two three times day, ABOUT nan an
hour before meals, less quantity may be taken at
all times To those who afflicted with indigestion
after meals these Btters will prove nvaiuaoie as 'ney
verygreaty increase the acton OF the principal
help them to perform their functions and enaOie ue
stomach to discharge into the bowhels Whatever Is Oh
fensive Thus indigestions easily and specify re-
moved, appetite restored, and the NOUNS Oh me aosor
bent vessels being clensed, nutrition is ahu
strength of body and energy OF mind are the appy re
suits For further particulars Of MOFFAT'S LIFE
PILLS, and PHOENIX BITTERS, apply at Mr.. Mo
fats office, No. 346 Broadway, New York, where
Pills can be obtained for 25 CENTS so cents, or 81
box and the Btters for 81 or 81 per bottle %
merouS certificates OF the wonderful eincacy Vi
may be there Inspected.
In some o5s.inite and complicated of chronl
and infiammatory Rheumatism, Liver Complaints
7 Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy, Piles, inJurie
from the use of mercury, qunne, and other disease
of long sanding, 1t may be found necessary TO tax
both the Life Pills and the PheneX Bitters, IN III
doses before recommended.
: N B-These Pills and the Bitters will get all me-
curry out of the system infinitely faster than the he
preparations of Sarsapara, and certain remedy &c
he rushing of blood to the head, all violent hea'
:. taches nc doucureux, &c-All persons who are pr
;. disposed to appoplexy, palsy, SC, should never |
- time will save ife They equallze the circulation
4 the blood draw all pressure from the head, restore Pc
j. spiraiion, and throw off ever impury BY the por
of tie skin.
ID For sale wholesale and retalby
g E s. E. W. BREWSTER,
l. II-ly Mddleoury, VT.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18
DR.. MARSHALL'S SPECIFIC
p Y ID w A DER,
For Inflammation and Weankess of the E,,esS

q L is composed partly of new mateIi
Il rare virtue for diseases of the Eve
81 an elegant Improvement of lt CT
Eye Waters that has ever been used in this
country. 1t is perfectly safe in its use, is
prepared with great care, and is found to be
an effectual remedy in cases of diseased or
UNNAMED Eyes, not surpassed, if equalled by
any thing that has ever been offered to the
public.
VI The above articles are prepared by
CHARLES BOWEN, Druggist, Middlebu.
~, VT, and are for sale by Druggists and
merchadts throughout the United States and
Canada. '"u
Middlebury, Feb. 20, 1888. 4,