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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
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gentleman travsli sbo lri Detroit lat vssk
tAJs that Sas ieH,trd and be- evrd that b johnson
hHd escaped ifo'u prison M doubt We never .e
heVea De was lskrn Go Atep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
MARRIED..

Ia Cambridge, Mass Thursday evening, BY ile
Rev Mr. Al5ro, Mr. George ". Palmer, formerly Of
rilslofd, o Tie firm Of q. ~. Palmer X Co. Boston
to Miss EIiza5cta a. Bates Of {.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

This account. II seems does not ocude the wounded.
The SAME paper q Monday morning tie sbh uii s'!s
"thc ~ George steamer came up ies'efda aeTaaon on
Tofnn,o lasdng a. Osaego cd fsrqaiafsou he1rs des
patches 20 Wasington By ptssrng,r 40 ihe - Ne.c
q copy 81 the oiriai GaEete eat dated Noscmbtr - 4a
beea furnished gIng arcount OF tie auif below
Prescott We have oHs 20 make tie following et-
tact from The Gazetie ~ierein ms EteceHcy states that
.T~eui,e,gli persons hsve bcea brought optic Kings
ton and couu al viii orthwhh De- directed
ssmhe "a then their aNlcss and aaprosuksd aFgrcs
SOC aAd Tor ne der Of Her MaJaD a. -.ecis'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
ALATuEA STEWARD, Guardian.

SIiIE or IERbONE TT is ordered by the Pro.
D'sJ'3 ~ hHtaHd - J J. hstr Count ior the Dis.
ir1ct aforesaid. that sold application be hesfd 10 Court
AZ session thereof To- be holden at the Probate Office
20 Rutland. Within and for saii district on the Gfst
Monday OF Janu'fy neat, and tha the sad pctitoner
give notice I" all concerned Of sad application and of
the unir Of hearing thereof, by Publishing the same
WIN ihs order two weeks succrs.iyry ~ the Rutland
ueiald' printed at Rutland, the last publication be-
not ts hau two weeks previous 20 the sad session of
sHd Court that they may appear and she,y cause a.
ny lhey hay" Why TIE puNer and authority requested
~ zoe foregoing application should not be- granted
Gwen ~ ifobute, at knlldnd, THIS 22d Nov lh;;s
90 ~ n JoltSIrl Rs,,.,.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
MATHEMATICS,
DISIifAID IJR
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES 1AD COLLEGES.
By CHARLES DAVIES.

Ia tUAELIs DAVIES.
r has been the Intention 10 h. cnur.e 10 unite abe an
aytcli methods Of the French. sa tho practical meth
DDS OF The Enssd school These works embrace Inc en-
ufe coofe Of Mathemstcs pu1.e4 n the Dotted States
military Academy Itoy bt,c asa Jrsn adopted by u4ag
OF the College, 40 regular Text B,ot bod hkeus s
QUE tes,Woaals favor Of ie.c woras Ls.e een ecs,td
loom professional men, 90 go ,ius Of the IaeI rtttos
l'y are r-sPci'e'y accommodated 60 The auleat.sa o. Ia
tutciofa ard ali oitefs interested 10 education.
DAVIES NEtTiL AND PRACTICAL
ARITIiHEIIC.
uisthe obset or ,ls .otA to .Ipaia To- bef aad lr
uauher tic properties n' Humirfs end Ile bet ae .r
ih'r ysrous apPncatan'. IAr SUBJECTS arranged thfu
out 90 natural add scientific order each drp@nJa on those
NbHrh hsfe gene before o. ~ Che terms or iecnn.csi
words. ore dthHcd H. each SUBJECT ie rru.niefF
Hf1 i''" iUntf4ous Of ei-mFes, ana i4hiy 's geaef
rule
KEYio DGTIES Hatal and Prarleai Arielms.,r.
10. ts utt ~ IsaeLas ,Hiy
Iais snrt L4s each tle Aulhnstr cafc4liY arl
folly sr0asAt cuf, lf aso colttlrs aaduHsI ,i4nis tH
vaen rule, ~iirt a's ra iaaud a ih~ Auilaisico i.l
Ae Teacher 1911 it, eta1.o4 90 bss pats be-
~i,ts'. t1 questions which are noi 900 tteir D,qAs
LIVES hf" isnon 81 -lSss,a- bans an h'i'oIae
from 10 nf SCirarf
Il bss tea tte iaestiau CO., ls vrss 10 form osaacet.
ins tuk bftween -futnsfe tna Aigs5sa. O.. -Btr aad
b.cca f p,sfi-~ the feas9lIas neuefs ah tte
n.0rs shfgss istia 81 Abajs q De- drsgntd 20 i9lla
noauct'oh "a
BOURDONs Aisshs 7L4 ,sorl "a a. ab,id, 4sni
ef ~ rrO'L u ~ bovraoH, 'siA iss add'iis u F'aei
cal kxampLs
ne treatise 40 Ag.L,A By Bosrsas /. -ofk If .ssgs
isf .icseacs asd fssfa D. Frshos q 70 isse
sg tsIi isois, sac shortly shef is fbestoa he'd passsa
Proieszof DE hofgss. 81 tee Londes Is,enAs, sLd Il .
esad 10 ste USissrsiy u tsH.srdss.
DAVIES Llgsse1.s Gso@si'y cad Tfisonswssg 81.
ias s5, d-sssi u Lts teoL N "a Isssaare trsf tss
adsi,on Of : T,eals,s o. Hszssrali.1 ~ P'a.. a.. ~.
lids and Tctf u Iesaraa 81 Lsg sflksit siass
Th's "ef. h.. Pa''ea is'yys- 's'eai seHas ssss -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

Among the trophies eap,Ured BY the loyalis,s a. the
battle at Prescott was White Six Ftsg, BEARING an
Eagle and Star painted on It the words "Onondnga
Hunlers Canada Liberated " fanciluliy worked upon
IT, a, is ,aid by thu far OF Ogden,burgh
Capt Dtammond, Of the Giengary Militia Il seems,
BIZ the gsion Chronicle, fell IN THIS affair from the
FIRE Of his own men Having gone INTO oue of the
houses fire, and appearing OF the windows, II
supposed that he rebel-the royal volunt GERS
fired aud he lell.
The Kingston ~ O. Chronicle up the loss Of
the rebels las he calls them the battle al Prescott,
thus - Of ,hr ioyslsts--one kilied
Of the rebel, killed On the i3h. 81
Len dead on the field on Friday, IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Christmas and Ncw-Eear's
Presents, for Es39.

M AH be had by calling at the Rutland OF Castleion
VI Bookstores The following Works are Ie,
ceiycd-
Christian Keepsake 10 Splendid Engavings
Religious Souvenir,
The Gu, o.. ="
Che Token and Alauic Souvenir, o Embellishments
The Violet, do
Juvenile Forget Me Not, do
Farley = Chnsmas Tales,
10 Cit.
do Every Day Bo0k,
BDok 81 Flowers,
The Sacred Album, large Qusuo Book, Elegantly
J0nnd Iu fnDYssrd Morocco 4
Scrap Book.
E,cninss AZ Home, pltA 100 EagnunS dc sc.
WHlIE, LtERSOH u 90.
Ruiisud Dec & lsa- 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

Persons taksa and seat TO For Henry, 70
Surrendered Internationally, 90 Friday l3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

Slick would cay, BY 6guIss, estimate The
precise amnuui, in dollars and cents, 81
his own morals and religion.
But. EiIh an these requirements. I
know Of no authority BIZ which he pre-
snmes 10 sci himself up a. . Judge and
censor of his neighbours. What righl
has he 10 aIrsign Them II The bar Of pub
lie opinion. Try and condemn Them on
his OSn testimony, then call on her-
chants. hOuse-keePers. mechanics, Rag.
Tag. and Boblsil. 10 execute his senlenesl
Verify he is . most powerful parsonage;
Judge Lynch himself is scarcely more 20
be dreaded. | almost fear that venerable
magistrate has lei, the West 10 take up
his abode among Us.
The illIimrd zeal Of friends 10 some
times fatal; and 10 M one can this apply
more justly lhsn 10 q. Had he not been
taken with the " eac0efhes seri5endi."
few beyond The limits Of our village would
have known there had been . cock6ght
al or near The place; but once in the pa
pers, and under bis imposing signature.
IL may be repeated in al the languages Of
the earth. I'LL echo itself shall tire Of the
repetition.
But least The indiscreet communication
Of Q. may injure our truly valuable in
situations, 10 which | wish The utmost
sueress. although am not able, like him.
90 state those good wishes in dollars and
cents, beg leave 10 assure all Parents.
Guardians. and others interested in those
young persons now attending those
schools. that not single student. male or
female. vas present al either Of those
cock6ghIs; and this assert on my own
knowledge. bring present al both; and as
| mean 10 attend all that may take place.
here or in the vicinity, ! will inform q.
If either teachers or students offend in
that particular; when The way he will give
IL them, as Pete Milestone says. viii be
no body's business. SAVlLLE.
NoTEs.
I. A friend suggests that Q. is q de.
scendanl Of that venerable parsonage men
toned in the " School for Scandal" who
would only dance 10 the polilesI tunes
such as, &c. Sc.
2. My venerable friend will pardon III,
use OF lille latin. I wished him 10 have
a morsel tina, he could appropriate exclu
siEely 10 himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
For the Rccort'cr.
PUBLIC MEETING.

In compliance with public notice,
which had been given in the columns OF
The IIillsborongh Recorder Tor some
weeks past. the delegates appointed by
the respective companies comprising the
IIaw River and Haw Fields Regiments,
assembled a, George Fous,'s, on Saturday
the 10Th Of May. To take into considera-
ton the subject relative 10 division. Of
Orange couaiv. g. ...+.
A large number OF the several districts
being represented, The meeting was or
ganized By calling Michael Holt, esq. 10
The chair. aud appointing DR.. T.. Watson,
N. II. M'Cain, aud DE-. NJ. W. Holt.
Secretaries. Tho Chairman stated in a
short and appropriate manner, the objects
for which the meeting had been called;
when the following question was submit
ted for their consideration: Ought Orange
county to be divided!
This question was decided almost una
nimously in the affirmative.
The subject respecting tie point
through which The division should take
place was next brought before the meet
ing. After considerable discussion. il was
decided by a very large majority in favor
uG The nine mile point, The former pro
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

posed lin'') soRs lev however PIslsring
a central dlEision.
A motion aas made. ikal these gsnlls-
men proposing 10 beenme candidates for
The nexl Legislature. BE- requested 10 pre-
sent 10 his meeting ilsir sentiments mp
On The subject before Us. Those who
acre pFeseni eomplisd with llle request
oil ihs meeting. and there being but one
opinion among them. gave general salts
faction 20 most present
IL sas moved that committee OF fEe
persons. riz. John Trolinser. esq. Ssmu-
sl j.. Holt. esq. Capt. Bfiseoe Warren.
Col. j. Cant. and Maj. ]. Cheek. be ap-
painted TO correspond with the several
eandida'es upon The subjects before Us.
and report accordingly.
Moved further. That The sane commit
Tee be requested 10 draw up . memorial.
tn be signed, and sent on 10 the next Ge-
neral Assembly. in order 10 carry into eF-
feet the 0bjecIs Of this meeting.
Mosed that these proceedings be sign.
ed by the chairman and secretaries. and
forwarded 10 the editor Of the HILLSIDE
Tough Recorder Tor publication.
MICHAEL HOLT. President.
e. :. ~ NJ n S.1ss'' }s.ty.
MICHAEL W. HOLr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
A CERTIFICATE

From three members Of the MEDICAL PRO.
FESSloN in Germany, in Europe.
We, The undersigned, practitioners of
medicine in Germany. are well aware,
that by our course we may forfeit The
friendship Of some Of The faculty, bu, not
Of its benevolent members. who are unin-
lluenced by selfish motives. Though we
shall refrain from an expression Of our o.
pininn, either of the soundness, or nn-
soundness OF DR.. Goelicke's new doctrine,
We are happy To say that we deem his
Ssnalive too valuable not 10 be generally
known: for wha, our eyes behold and our
ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state, tina, when DR.. Louis
0flin Gnelicke first came before The Ger
man public. as the pretended discoverer
Of new doctrine and new medicine.
we held him in the highest contempt, be-
lieving and openly pronouncing him to
be base impostor and the prince OF
quacks. But. on hearing so much said
about the Sana,ive. against and for il, we
were induced, from motives of curiosity
merely. TO make trial fits repu,ed virtues
upon a number Of our most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our bounden
duty (cven at the expense Of our self in
,erest publicly to acknowledge its mighty
efficacy. in curing no. only consumption,
but other fearful maladies, which We have
heretofore believed incurable. Our con-
temp, for the discoverer OF this medicine
was at once swallowed up in our utter
establishment a, these unexpected results;
aud as amends for our abuse Of him. we
do frankly confess to the world. that we
believe him a philan,hrepist, who does
honor TO the profession and to our coun-
try, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption of this medicine
into some OF our European Hospitals is
sutiicien, guaranty that it performs all its
promises. II needed not our testimony,
for wherever il is used, il is its own best
witness. HERMAN ETMuLLER. NJ. ID.
WALTER VAN GAuLr, Nj. ID.
ADoLpHUs WERNER, Nj. ID.
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G0ELIcKE'S
Matchfess Sanafive,

10 obtained equally from the vegetable, animal
and mineral kingdoms, and thus possesses q
three fold power; and though designed as re-
ineds for Consumption smelly. IL possessed nf
mysterious influence over many diseases Of the
human system--is : medicine which begins 10
be valued by Physicians. who are daily wit
messing lie astonishing cures Of many whom
they had resigned 10 the grasp Of the Inssiia.
bic Grave.
DOSE Of the Sanalire, for admits, one
drop; for children. half drop; end fof infants,
u quarter drop; the directions explain the man.
ner af taking half or quarter drop.
PRICE-Three and one third rix dol.
lars lss SOY per half ounce.
All persons who live in unhealihsy climsies,
whether hot or cold oil operatives and Others
connected with manufactures, and all who lead
scdentary and inactive lives. are exposed TO va.
rions iRsidious maladies, which may be silent.
ly preying upon their constitutions while lheil
countenances wear the glow Of health, ant
while the" susPeci no danger nigh
which an occasional use Of the Sanatiye woul,
cheek 10 the bud.
The patient, while using the medicine, Shout,
eat and drink lin Kind, not quaniityl whatsve
! the APPETITE dictates; and not be compelled
! 70 f0Ice down, againt ntfms. every medie
which tie tenderest friends and kindest nursc
often imprudrntly recommend. NATURE I:
/ THE GREAT PHYSICIAN, (Ihe doctor al,
nurse only her scTyan,sl; and IL We would prof
F! by her advice, we must adhere strictly TO he
inlalliblc recipe. II che order f"r the paiien
water, potter. or hook. Obty hsr; il she direc
fish, fowl, eggs. or beef steak, rg0rd her roies
In other words, the patient should cat sEt
drink whatever hs appetite erurss, not forget
inc to be temperate ia oil things"
Ia burning feyers, mock not the patient
instructive call for eooliuS- drink By simpl
moisteuinQ ~ his parehed lips hut place b
HE bedside vessel Of water, put into his hand
a cup, and let him Stake his thirst al plessur,
This is reason, this is common sense; this
. nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

DR.. u. S. Rolrland.-Sir: About he
middle nf July last. seridenily noticed
IN newspaper The advertisement 81 ihs
Malehless Ssnaiive. E,r which pereeiE-
ed Won we're agent. and which prnlsssed 10
Be I sovereign remedy far Consumption.
As nv vile MAS Ihen last sasling
away uilh This drssdfnl disease. and -
our family physician Was daily and anl-
iousIy snlleasorinR 10 reslore her 10 hsallh
without sasssss. 1 stepped over 70 bis
house, and asked him IL he had any OBJ
irclions 10 her fskipg This medirine. he
replisd. that .. he wss perfectly siliing
Mrs. Sherwood should take that o. any
alher medicine she might choose. but ne
llannghl il could do her no good. - hfr
lungs Irsrs rapidly consuming and no
human means could sGre her." Sill -
a i;.awnins person will catch II straw,
and the Sanalise being recommended BY
three physicians sho had used u IN their
practice, she concluded 10 give ! lr'sl.
| sent and purchased q vial, Hhish shs
commenced taking three lines day.
giving free indulgence 20 Lsf apPene
according 10 The directions. ny puns-
ing this course. she suffered eonsiaerasty
for Tie first sigh or fen days. but was
shortly able 10 eat and drink freely. WIN
on. the least Inconvenience.
Within fur weeks from her first using
The medicine. her feeble and wasted frame
began 10 put on new strength. and she Eas
been gaining from day 20 day until the
present moment, 10 the utter asionlsh-
men, Of our family physician and lriends.
She is now enjoying q eoDioIsaoie
Though not perfeci) state Of health. 70
able 10 be about the house and ~ attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are bnlh iul-
ly Of The opinion. and 50 are ell who know
her remarkable case, iha, she oirss her Ife
10 The Sanafire alone; and IS there are
probably may eonsumpiive persons IN The
United States, who have not yet heard oil
ihis medicine, measures ought speedily
TO be adopted TO have il more generally
known.
A number of persons 10 this neighbor.
hood, understand, are taking for other
serious complaints, with very great BEN
eft. Think Of going 10 ,he South, with
my family. sometime this fall. and in case
do. will proclaim The virtues Of the
Sanalive in that quarters for although
J some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed 10 il, l do sincerely believe il sa-
red NV wife from an opening grave.
! IL you think this letter will serve the
! public good. sou are q, liberty TO publish
: it. Respectfully. &c.
5 HE Suppwoon-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
GOELICRE's
MatchIeSS SanatiYe.

sls0 LOUIS OFFO.N COLLEGE,, ~. d. Of
- GrIhaay lEar0ps,l bss0nEs the iERPsEish-
able hanRF af sdeing kEw and PRErIaEa dec
lFine % the Scenes of MediCins-A cDgtTne
slsieh. thosgh " hemenlly exposed By some q
the faeaiIy. or aisith he u = Faiaabie mgm-
Be, D he proves % be 80 vel founded ~ iEslh
- nny daraFine af Holy Writ asrtriat, aP.
On The verify Il Hhieh are suspended the tires
~ mallAoas Of cur race, and shirh he bsldly
challenges hrs opposers % TeiaIs. VIZ CsnsMMP-
fisA d disease asNays seeasi0asi y 6isor6asd
STATE ef His Fif~ Ter Life Psiasigkel ef the kHmSz
beds: ~ sflsn ssorsily IHrkiay IN fhs sysis1
fer gsars bJsFs lAsTs Is ths Least esmplaiMi e Ihs
Lkags@6s-aad tskisk msy De a. srlsinly
ihsHgA net % saiekly cared. a. eemmsa Ssid sr
. staple kssdacks- An inyaiuahiy precious doe
time tins. as q impaTis an important lesson C.
the sHpsEsaig hsalihg Of both sexes, ieaching
them that this insIdIons lae may be IN uaob
served inmate NJ their clayey houses" esen
while they Imagiae themselves secure from lie
attacks; teaching them that lhe great secret in
the ART of preserving health is 20 plUek out The
disease while 10 the blade, and hol wall al the
foil grown ear.
This illvstTiOas bsnefsieoro al man Is also en-
Titled 10 the nnfsignsd sEaiilude ii the world,
Tor The Invention &C his
MATcHLESS SANATIyE,
whore healing fat may justly claim for il such
tiiie' since q has - SiRhally tFiumphtd over
our great common enemy,
CONSUMPTION,
both in the first and last stapes--a msdieine
which hss thoroughly filed the vacuum IN the
MaieTia Medlea. srd thereby proved itself the
coNQUER0R OF PHYSICIANS;
. medicine. Tor which all mankind will have
abundant cause 10 blrss the benehrenI hand IL
Kind PnnvIdenee-a medicine. whose won
derous virtues have been SO elowingly portray
ed even By some Of our clergy. IN their pastoral
visits 20 The sick chamber; BY which means
they often become the happy instruments Of
changing dependency into hope, sickness into
health, and sadness Of friends into joylulness
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

A French squadron, consisting of a
line-oG.baIlls-ship and a corvette, having
on board as an officer the Prince de join
vile. one Of the sons Of Louis PHILIPPE.
King Of The French. arrived in Hampton
Roads. from Havana. on the 2Olh inst.
The Prince landed at Norfolk on the
same day. and on Tuesday proceeded.
by the way Of Richmond, Tor Washing
ton City. at which place he arrived on
Thursday. attended by several French
officers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
WAR; WAR;, wARtii
"Physieians and the Matchlcss sanatfve. !,

"Fnyslclans anu inc hkatcnIcSs SanatIve.D
I. Way are some OF the American Physicians
making such strong efftis to PUT DOWN tho
AIa,chIess Sana,lvc2 Let the public answer.
2. Why did the German Physicians at f,s,
OPPOSE DR.. Goeiicke, and afiera ards ac
knowledge him TO be a GREAT BENErAC.
TOR TO mankind Let the public ans, err.
5. What medicine HAS cured. Is curiag. and
" ILL cure obstinate diseases which The phy.
sicians CANNOT cure7 Let facts answer.
What kind of apple trees are STONED
and Cl.UBBED1 Let farmers answer.
S, Why are physicians constantly PELT.
ING the Sanatlye and saying nothing against
OTHER medicinesl Let their day book an
swer.
6. How did DR.. Adams attempt 10 convince
Mr.. Webster, who had bought phial &c the Sa.
native for member Of his family, that il Was
DANGEROUS medicine? Lei one of The dai.
" papers answer. "rhe recent experiment
which DR.. Adams tried with the Nlatchless So.
native. in giving large dose % dog. w,rH.
OUT KILL NC HIN, clearly proves that the Sana.
tive was made to CURE aud not TO Kill.
.. Why do some physicians SECRETLY
buy the Sanative and MIX itwith Their own
medicines, which they use in their daily prse.
ticel Answer that they may have The GRE.
DIT Of the CURES.
8. Why is sick young man belonging IA IN.
fihe fret families in Boston. now using The Sa.
native without letting the attending physieian
KNowhi The recovery Of his HEALTH viii
shortly answer.
9. Why arc physicians trying 10 perspad.
agents to give up SELLING the Sana,iys3 Ar
swer-they know, if il should be Cor sale in ey.
cry town in America, they would be abused Ia
resort TO SOME OTHER BUSINESS or else
STARvE.
10. Why will the Matches Sentative soon
be the ONLY medicine used Throughout the
world7 Let PHYSICIANS answer.
IL. Why did acenain physician ,ry 10 HIRE
an Editor Of pa per so write against the San.
atvei Let his CONsclENCEa answer.
The above precious medicine the osieinal
discovery Of DR. LOUIS o. GoEIicKE. .f
Gcrmany,l is Tor sale, wholesale and fs,a,i. in
Boston, by d. 5. ROWLAND, General Am.ri-
can Agent for The diseoyerer, where numerous
letters. certifying The good efFects Of the medi-
cine, may be seen.
Also for sale BY rsaail. in most Of the towns
in America.
iIs IN places where there 10 no Agent, the
Postmaster or any Storekeeper who shall write
tn the General Agent al Boston, will immed,-
ately DO appointed an Agent.
CAB. B. LEA, agent,
Pleasant Groue. Orange. ". C.
May 81. s,-- 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

In the packet ships which have recent.
ly lef. New York for Liverpool, many
passengers have gone out for The purpose
Of being present at the coronation Of
Queen Victoria. Among those who sail
ed in The Gladiaiior on The 20lh instant,
was John Van Buren,, ESQ. Of Washing
Ton, son Of the President Of the United
States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

lie URiIsi States, has been nomlaateI b.
tie Governor and Council Of the state OF
New Hampshire, as Chisf Justice Of the
Superior Count Of Judieainrs for lie state
Of New Hampshire. II Is farther sid,
that Amos Kendall is 10 receive the ap-
POinimeni Of Seeresary Of the Treasury.
snd that Isaac Hin. now Governor Of
NeS Hampshire, is - be made Poslaas-
ter General.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
Testimony No. 2.
GERMAN SANATlVE.

Extract from the Essex Register, publ, he'd in
Salem. Massaehusetis
The Agents for the sale Of this Invaluable
medicine 10 this city, have in their possession
statements Of many instances which have al.
ready voluntarily been made 10 them ~ benefit
Tcsutlng from lis use. Inqnirers can be direct.
ed TO the individuals BY calling at the Book.
store &c the Agents. ---
IVES JEwETT, l9s Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
From the Boston Morning Post
THE MaTCIILESS SANATIvE.
BY an article in our paper 10 day, il will bo
seen that this medicine has lost none az its vir.
tues by crossing the A'laniic--for il appearsto
be working similar cures in Am.;ica 10 those
which have assonished Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
MATCHLESs SANATIvE.

DAVID S. ROWLAND. the General Ameri.
can Agent for this mighty medicine. (invenied
by the immortal Goelicke Of Germany,) has
great pleasure in publishing the following high.
" important letter from a respectable gentle.
man in New York, which he has received, with
many others Of similar character-also very
intelligence from several Of his a.
gents. as will he seen below which, together
with the certificate from three emineAt qsSmaa