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,sa SINCE b. used the medicine. He 10 now q
.,ronr and he al,hy man. He resorted 10 myriaes
az ,,,n.ates bu, they were all Intellectual. lie IL
a ,J,np 10 Give any Information 10 the afflicted res
Meeting the fncssinable benefit rendered 10 him by
The use Of DIR. WIN. Evans medicine.
The above Medicine can be procured Of all DR..
WIN. Evans, advertised agents ia the United Sta
les, aud throughout the World
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms ares hatulency
in the stomach or bowels, aerId eruc atoms, cos
tycness, spaSmodic pains, glddiness, dimness o.
sight palpitaions, and often an utter inability OF
lxine The attention upon any subject ofinPofianoe
or engaging in any thing that demands vIgor or
courage. Also lauguidsess--ihe mind becomes
irritable. Thoughtful. depending, melancholy, and
detected, accompanied with total arrangement Of
The nervous sysrem. The mental feelings and Pc
culiar train Of ideas that haunt the imagination
and oyerwhelm the Judgment EXHIBIT an INFINITE
diversity. The wisest and best Of men are as open
to this affection the weakest,
Gauss.
A sedeutary life of any kind, especially severe
study piotracted 10 a late hour in the tight, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise,
dissolute habit, great excess IN eating and drink
ing, the immodef ale use OF mercury. violent pur
calives the suppression OF habluai discharge,
(as the obstruction OF the menses) or long coniln-
ned eruplions; relaxation or debility OF one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is
TREATMkET.
The principal objects oftreaiment are,to remove
to strengthen the body and to eniven
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise,
rearly hours, regular meals and pleasant conversa-
lion. The bowels Gf costive) being carefully reg
ulaed by the occasional use OF a mild apefeni.
We know nothing better calculated to obtain this
end, than DR.. VIM Evans Aperient Pills--being
mild and certain in their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed, his inestimable Camomile
Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyne, aud anu-spas-
modic,) are an nfallible remedy, and without dis
pute have proved great blessing to the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended free use
Of mercury, but it should not be resorted to- as in
many cases tt will greatly aggravate the symptoms
o. The above invaluable medicines, together
with
DR.. Hunts Botanick Pills; DR.. Goodies
ceiebraiee Female Pills; DR.. Epans' Ferer
E. .Ague Pills; DR.. Exams Soothing Syr-
rup, for Tcething, are entered according
10 act of Congress, and the right to prepare them
has been secured ard are vended at 100 Cha ham
Street, New York, and by the regular appointed
Agents. LORENZO PERRY, Agent, Sawnton
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
Miscellaneous.
From sou,hwick's Family Newspaper.

From Souihwicks Family Newspaper.
RoaERr T. GouRLAY, Esq, is a resident
oil Canada, where some ten or fifteen years
ago, he took an active part in attempting
10 reform The government. He was sent
IN England, tried Tor sediton, we believe,
and was convicted and sentenced To lahDur
on The highway with a chain aud bali at
tached Ia his Irrsou. We know nnt when hr
returned tn Canada; huI the Bufaionian
gives the following article, as having bfen
written by him in an Album. at Niagara
Fails August 9th. 1880.
Na,nrei-, Niagara!-.ihou art now before
me. pure, beauiious aud sublime.
Oh, may this glorious scene inspire me
purify, refine, exalil
Oh may il teach me, potenily, Of God
omnlntent TEACH me-, for what | live,
move, aud have my being.
Behold the cataract where was il once !:
al Queenslnn nights and when.
Nor, when the sun and moon were
called 10 be: NOT, when the morning stars
sang; NOT, when this earthly ball assumed
its form; for then, the surface all, was
smooil,--nor hill, nor dale, nor rock, nor
rugged scaur. Then favourel man, still ia
vored much, though vile and fallen, had
gentle toll compared TO what is now: Then
mist went up, and congregated in clouds,
il fell in rain. That caused the brooks;
and these, the rivers, whose streams pro-
ceeding from north and south, were lost in
sand and sea, which circed, uniformly
round the globe.
Twas when she fountains The deep"
were {" broken up" Ontario sank, and Erie
rested on her pristine table land.
"The paleis" then "returned," and rush.
ing DER the heights, began this cataract,
which, in course oi time, has travelled up
wards; and wi travel on, till Erie, drained,
a meadow shall become-Si. Clair, Huron
Michigan, Superior, all beyond yielding to
man, a larger and larger field, for cult
vsiinn, as he becomes 1--WE hope) more
worthy of the boon.
AIas!--what vet does man, sill favored
far beyond ,lrseui Even here, across the
Atlantic nee Ia roam aud choose his resting
place on hnundless land. man must needs
war with man must needs dispute, though
ignorant; and, all presuInptuous, deem hun
sell mndel for his kind nor can his kind
rest peaceful fot ingralitude 10 God; for
hate, and hell
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
S o o THING S YR u p
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums pro-
duces troublesome aud dangerous symptoms. 1t is
known by mothers that there is great irritation in
the mouth and gums during the process. The gums
swell, The secretion and saliva is increased, the
child is seized with frequent aud sudden fits of cry
ing, wa,chings, starting in the sleep, and spasm,
of peculiar parts: the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and ihrusis its fingers into its mouth. II
these precursory symptoms not speedily allevi-
aed, spasmodic couvulsons universally superveoe,
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DR.. WIN.
EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP which
has preserved hundreds Of infants when thought
asst recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
that fatal malady ,convulsions-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
Renordting Nurture.

EOR THE CURE of RHEuMATIsM,
m Scrofula ar King s-Eisil, Hip Diseases,
painful affections oi the bones, liberated
throat aud nostriIs, Ulcers Of every de-
scripIion, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
scesses, Scad Head, liberated leet and
legs, Bloiches, and al kinds of diseases o.!
the skin also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravaied form.
This medicine is singularly efiieacious in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, ii is recommended in all
those disea asses which arise from impurities
ot The blood ar ,iiiaiI0n OF the humors, of
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some irifline
assistant app'icaiiun. which the crcum-
stances of The case will dictate but for
general remedy or prescription 10 remove
the cause, this compound will he found
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
cure Of particular disease, this is the
most certain. II makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application To business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tulinnal, aud Mercury wIlii other popular
remedies, have tailed. this Mixture has
never been known To fail of performing u
cure. The proprietor gives nj long quack-
ish recommendations, but leaves the medl-
cine Ia speak for itself.
DIRECTlONS.-Take from TO tea
spooniulls, according to the strength and
age of The patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should ii sicken the SION,
ach or prove too much of laxitive, lessen
the dose.
Prepared and Sold nv
DR.. JOHN E. BANGS,
From Vegetables Of american production.
To be sold at this Office.
October 80, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
JOSHUA ROBER IN
An extraordinary case of Rheu.
mdfisn1, accompanied uith
DiarrhRd and Nerrous
DeJilitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, iroms beng exposed 10 eog
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic en-,
plant OF The head, and neck, which continued s,h
dis'r essing violence for several months II,
principal symptoms were-a swelling and s,,,n
cating pain in all the joints, and an entire To-, a
Their use +; both the pain and The fever e.p,,,r
Uttered an increase in the evening. Tie mn,
were increased on the slightest motion. and ,,,,
more severe in The night time. A constant d,,
rh0a, which produced Its general Consequence
fatuiency, Iowness of spirits, and general waslir,
OF the body. He was indeed so extremely IN ,b,,
his medical attendant could not possibly civ, N,
least hopes of his recovery, and it was aeaer,H,
believed by his relatives and friends that aim,
medicines or treatment IN this world could not gr,
HIM any relief But seeing an advertisement Of
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an Al.
mighty Province to use them; he did SO, and A.
ter fortnight they produced favorable ehaht,
and he is now healthy and strong man
JOSEPH HART
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
From English Paper.
THE SOVEREIGN ENGLAND,

First, William the Norman, then William his son.
Hssty, Stephen and Henry, then Richard, and
Juha.
Nsri fienty the Third; Edwards one, two and
three;
Aud afsia, after Richard. three Hearys we see.
Two Edwards, third Richard, If rightly guess /;
Two Henrys, s,1h Ed~ald, Queen Mary, Queen
Ben;
Thea jamie, the Sco.chman, then Charles whom
they slew,
Yet received, after Cromwell, another Charles
toa,
Ne., James the Second ascended the throne;
Then good William and Mary togehcr came on !;
Till Anne, George four, and fourth William all
past,
God ecu. as yie,oria--may she long be the lasi'"
THE concluding prayer seems to be rather equiv
oeai.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
DIR. EVANS
Camomile 8. .Aperient Pills.

Am Low SPIRITS.-Low spirits is certain
" state Of the mind, accompanied by indiges-
ton wherein the greatest evils are apprehended
upon the slightest ground. and the worst conse-
quences imagined Ancient Medical writer's sup
posed this disease to he confined TO those particular
regions ofihe abdomen, technically called hypo-
cho1dra which are situated on the right or left
side Of that cavity, whence comes the name hypo
chondriasis.
Extract Of letter Of Jonas SNYDER, Post Mas
ter, KernsylIe, Pa, to DR.. William Evans.
Among several cases, the following is found;
An elderly lady, who had been Is years so attic
ted with nervous hypochondris, debility, &c., that
for the last 3 years she constantly received medi-
cal aid from a respectable physician; hut the pres-
sure and pain on her heart aud breast, and espe-
cially IN her left side. remained mmovabe, atten-
ded at long intervals with weakness in her head
and on her mind keeping her discouraged TO un.
dertake any thing. In May she commenced using
DR.. w. Evans medicines according TO the drec-
lions accompanying them. A reaction took place:
the pain and pressure IN her body was removed:
her mind became clear and stronp; her spirits
perfectly good, and up 10 this time il is in
all respects restored to health which for the last
en- year she has not enjoyed.
(signed,) JONAS SNYDER.
September Z, 1888.
eo- Another recent test ofths unrirnlied rir-
ute Of DR.. HIM. Exams Medieines.-DYSPEP-
STA, TEN YEARS. STANDING.-Mr. ]
Mackenzie, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted with
the above complaint for ten years, which incapa.
GATED him al intervals, for the period OF SIX wears.
in attending TO his business. restored to perfect
health under the sslutary treatment Of DR.. WIN.
Evans.
The symptoms scsre-A sense Of distension
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in the
~ ~
giddness, palptaiion Of the heart, great debility
and emaeiaiion, depression offspirits, disturbed
rest, sometimes bilious vomiting, and pain in
The night side, an extreme degree Of languor and
faintness; any endeavour to pursue his business
causing immediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
Mr.. Mackenzie is daily attending to his bust
Hsss, and HO0s Of the sbovs.symPtons have rseur-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08

Bea uty Of Mind. Women should re-
member that beauty has few charms but
the inward one of the mind, and that e
graceiulne.s in their manner is much morn
engaging than that of their persons; that
meekness aud mndesiy are The true and last
ing ornaments; for she that hath these is
qualified, as she ought to he, fnr the man.
agement Of q iamily-inr educating her chill
dren. for an affection Gu her husband and
for submitting Ia prudent way ol living
These ere the only charms that render
wives smiahle, and give them the best title
70 our respeci.-N y. Watehman.
+" Doan Hurry. Higgins. "A proven
bal Kentucky phrase, originated in The
addition Of a curious protecting clause 10
the note given by the worthy Mr. H. After
the usual promise 10 pay, in 1e months,
with ten per cent interest, value received.
&c. the following promise was rruden,ly
schioined: and il isexpresslv understood,
thai in The payment Of said note, said
Higgins is not TO be hnrried.-Boston
Daily idr.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs. colds, splitting of blood, pain in the chest
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercura diseases are successfully treated at DR..
EVANS Medical Office, 100 Chatham street,
New York
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
JANUARY s

ofeIuene weakness, as TO proven, A.
tending TO his business, and h.. h,.be 'oa a.
los, beyond recovery. HIS friends ,,s .fPf'''s
became alarmed at the n'elsneboly e,n,.. .,''''i
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic ~ 'sa
were administered, and in a few ea,s 'hsl
astonishing re'e, and finally realized rs.s''s
storat Ion to ssand health. Fs'@0 r.
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A Blessing TO Mothers.
DR.. ". Ecans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

PSy" SHaufeH CutttHS HeH tecth'
H\HlS iafallible remedy has preserved hundred
III Of children when thought past ecovery, from
commissions As soon as the syrup is rubbed the
gums. the child will recover. The preparation is
so innocent, so etfcacious, and so pleasant that
child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the age Of four months, though
there is no appearance Of teeth, bottle of syrup
should be used on the gums to open The pores
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children; for If a
child wakes IN the night with pain in The gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers &c.
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CERTIFICATES.
Fecer and Ague cured.

To DR.. Hunt:
Dear sr-Believing it duty owe you as a
successful practitioner, as well as those who NAV
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknowi-
edging the benefit have derived from the use O.,
your valuable Medicine
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
EDW AHD hVDNIsI7
Distressing case ofserere Spas
modic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed bq Hunts Botanic Pills'

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space o. wv u
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which Pf"'' III,
from wet and cold: all the worst syIaP'om ,e
complaint folowed--a tiehtness across 'hS .,
with diff ult aud distressing breathing
the last year OF his illness, the disease lhef'4,
alarmngIy as TO prevent his following 40, pss =,
having lost his speech, and being ibfeA'ep'. ID
immediate suffocation, until coplops e'P'I'y,
would come on, which only gave him i I. :.
few hours. The physicians who aitepoeu 49, W.,
nounced his complaint beyond the PO''D.lt ,,.s
cure, but AT last Providence directed Pahf -,
be left al his hnnse, after which he PfoF"" !,
Of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and alter 's''fL -,
boxes he found himself entirely tree We" .,,,s
plant, being capable at this tine oi ahI -
even Of walking forty miles daily, ana H'
the enjoymeIs Of perfect health: uEITE
o. OBsrRy that the Label on eAeh po ~
following inscription" Fnfered Se eo R;'ss,
Aet Of Congrsss, the year lSSs' g Do
Erans, in TIE Clerks Office IN the S'1'"'-
triet Court of Nelc- York" .,.,xv
90 NONE OTHER is GENwiyy
PRICE 25 CENTS PER EoA Tyt
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, n~t
Wholesale and ReiGil. ana W
Regular SgeH''.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
WILLIAM TUCKpp
LILLIAN TUCKER
Lirer Complaint, ,ciih mu,l
Derdngement of the Ner.
rOuS Sustem

Nh Joshua Roberts was afflicted with a..
and nervcus d'FnHse 10 an alarming degree -.
attended with ALI The distressing svm,a,,. s,''f
affect relaxed conslts,ion, va A .,rl s s''a
ache, loss OF appetite, eddihgss N The L,,s '
IN the stomach after eating, uaasual ,,,no'. re
ing spasmodic pains in every part o. IA, ' .,,
chills, sallow complexion, eoslivenss, -.
constant doll pain in the r,ghl SIDE wt,,s 20.
induced the most dreadful debility. ,,l.s4
thought he was afflicted with every in,srf,j ~, .
plant the human bod, is liable to. He 'S
rally making trial Of various remedies an 81 l",
were equally iru'iless, until he had r,,,a,.'
Hunts Botanic Pills, from the superior ,,,,.,,.
which medicine his health is perfectly fs.,,,sn'.,
ed, and IS now able 10 pursue has employment.
from pain or disease.
InGIIIr II
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-08
fRANClc CALDhL
ConsumDtiOn Cured.

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, in December last
suddenly seized with cold shiverlngs, which were
succeeded by pains in every part OF the body )"
pains continued severe until the month Of NAY
when he began to spit blood, this was shortly 't"
succeeded by hacking cough, swelling and Pa'
in the chest, and the discharge Of blood i'0" n'
mouth became considerable; these symptoms
which are so often the messengers Of sudden dsa''
were, in the course Of a few weeks, ioIo"ec"
thick vscid suppur alton, mingled with blood Ia'
circumstance appeared to give him Temporary I.
lief as the cough became less Troublesome an' w
appetite increased. The discharge Of Pus Ihe'e'y
ed, and the body was so wasted as 10 ssSO"' :.
The appearances of one who fingers 10 the last say
of Consumption. The physicians who a''eh.''
were saiiised in their opinion, that no hope en,.'
and that further trial Of medicine would be ehu''.
useless. In this dire and forlorn state, ne o'.''
10 use Hunts Botanic Pills, and b. iasIbs w.
boxes Of the medicine he has received pr,
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent heaHo' =,
unexpected recovery Of Mr.. Russell, has as'O''s.
all his relatives and friends, and be TENDERS ''
lines to DR.. Hunt with everlasting gratitude,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-01
MAGNANIMoUs OPPONENT.

Wo cannot but express our appreciation Of the
just and liberal course pursued by Colonel Johnson,
the Vice Presi dent of the United States in relation
to the Hero of the Thames. While in New York,
the Col. was received with every mark Of courtesy,
and by citizens of all parties. He visited Castle
Garden on Friday, where he made very neat re-
ply to an address by Alderman Purdy. In the course
of his remarks, he said:
II never allow myself, Mr.. President TO be COM
plimented on occasion like the present, without
remembering the brave corps who shared with me
the pers and dangers Of our common cause
THERE WERE NO EDWARDS THERE; and
yet know not why should speak of this. for true
courage is but a common quality Of an American
heart have been complimented too, as the serv-
ant of the people, in civil capacity. have so
served there representative for thirty
without one word Of rebuke from my constituents,
except on one occasion, when they did not under
stand the facts Of the case. have had occa sion to
draw down some opprobrium by the part which
took in relation to the petitions of large number
of persons, more team 10000 for the stoppage of
the mail upon the Sabbath. | have been called an
infdel and hereto; but, sir, if am not deserving
the name of Christian, | at least brought up
by Christian parents, and educated on Christian
principles and to them still look as my solace and
my hope"
The above is the true spirit, not only of a man
but Of christian and patriot. The same evening
the Vice President dined at the American Hotel,
with the Common Council. Gen. Sanford, IN making
some public remarks, adverted to the useful employ
ment of the militia during the late war Colonel
Johnson, in reply, went over the principal incidents
of the battle of the Thames and the attack Proc
tors division, and said, "When my gallant com
mander (HARRISON,) gave the order for a charge
kne,c ,ce could do The business in thirty minutes"
Phil. Ing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-01

In the "details Of the plan for the organization
of the militia is the following section
"2Oth. That the militia of the United States, or
any portion thereof, when employed in the service
of the United States shall be subject TO the same rules
and articles Of par the troops Of the United
States"
What are the rules and articles of war to which
Mr. Van Buren, would subject the militia Of the
United States Here is one of the 'rules and ar
tcles "
Art 9th ANY officer or soldier who shall use
contemptuous or disrespectM wsrds against the Pre-
Sident of the United States against the Wee PreSt-
dent thereof, against the Congress of the United
States or against the Chief Magistrate of any of
the United States in which they may be quartered :
if commissioned officer, shall be cashiered, or
otherwise punished q Court Martial shall direct;
if northumberland officer, or soldier, he shall
suffer such punishment as shall be Inflicted on him
by the sentence Of Court Martial"
How many citizens Of the United States does the
Executive propose to gag in that way! 100000,
besides the standing army Listen to the follow
ing aragyaph from the last annual report of the
Secretary Of War.
at is proposed 10 divide the United States into
eight military DISTRICTS and TO organize the militia
| IN eacn district, TO have body of twelve
thousand five hundred men in active service, and
another of equal number as reserve. This wouiC
give an armed militia force Of TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN, so drilled and stationed as tc
| be ready to take their places in the ranks in de-
fence of the country, whether called upon to op
pose the enemy or repel the invader"
What said Mr.. Van Buren, to the scheme OF his
Secretary and cabinet Councillor In his last an.
nual message he used the following language;
"The present condition of the defences Of oul
principa! seaports and navy yards, as represented
bv the accompanying report of the Secretary o
War, calls for the early and serious attention 0
Congress: and connecting itself intimately
with this subject, cannot recommend ton strong!
to vour consideration the plan submitted by that 9th
GER for the organization Of The mlitta Of The Unite
States"
This, then, is the most arbitrary and anti-Re
publican law ever attempted by any Executive q
the Union. 1t is the Alien and SeditiUn law q
modern Federalism as odious and tyrannical a
ever was its prototype. What! prohibit by arb
trary and severe penalties, 100000 men fror
speaking "contemptuously or disrespecttully" c
Martin Van Buren,, or Of the Vice President, or
Congress, or of any State Governor There ha
been nothing like it since the old Blue Laws
Connecticut, when it was unlawful for man
kiss his wife on Sunday No. There has been b.
one parallel to it in modern times, and that IS ker
dali and Niles law to prohibit all persons fro,
carrying letter, or newspaper, on any mail ruut
in the United States! Verify, this Administrato
outstrips by a sightess distance, all the ultra Fec
erasln Of the reign of Terror