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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

Nothing, certainly, can be more ill-tim-
cd, ungenerous, or base, than the present
efforts of portion of the opposition press
to misreprcSen, the state of political affairs
bv comparing the currency and business
of the country at the present time with
their condition one year since. DO not
the conductors of those presses know that
the measures of the late Administration
are still in force, and that no opportunity
has been given to effect change by legls-
lation And do they think the People
are so stupid as to expect that the country
can recover from its Frustrated condition
without uniform currency and with the
ub-Treasury, merely upon change OF
men and without change of measures
1t was for the purpose of providing for the
deficiencies Of the public Treasury and to
introduce measures more consistent the
public welfare and the prosperity of the
People that an extra session of Congress
was called by the lamented Harrison.
Let Congress act not for party, but tor
the substantial good Of the country, and
the energies of our People will awaken, and
prosperity be felt in all departments OF bus
mess. Let their legislation be of that gen.
erous and common sense character that
the wants and necessities Of the Govern
ment and the People require, and the rum
Gus effects of the mad experiments and par
ty legislatious of locofocoism will be ami
hilated--a deadening weight will be taker
from the business Of the country, and pru
dent industry meet their well-merlted re
ward Bangor Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20
Thomas Jefferson 5 Opinion Of Congrey

Thomas Jeferson's Opinion of Congress
-" served with General Washington in
the legislature of Virginia before the Re-
volution, and during it with DR., Franklin
in Congress. never heard either Of them
speak ten minutes at time, nor to any but
10 the main point which was to decide the
question, They laid their shoulders to the
great points, knowing that the little ones
would follow ofthemselves. 1.-THE present
Congress errs in too much talking, how
can il be otherwise i'll a body to which
People send men who question every thing,
yield nothing, and talk by the hour 7"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

Rigid Sentence Hillsborough, IN
Jefferson county, Missouri, on the I'D uit.,
two men were convicted of the crime OF
robbery with the intent to murder one
of them was sentenced to the penltenuary
for ninety and the other forty years
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

S'ear.-By document concerning tho
'a''va,on Of sugar, transmitted by The Leg
Stature Of Louisiana to Congress, 1t appears
mere are 525 sugar estates IN that State,
'opoyng 40, 900 hands and 1000 horses,
o 0o mat the average crop is equal to ~,
UOo hogshead Of 900 ,bs., or 1000, 900
y sugar and $4,000 gallons moasses ;
y ~ average value of sugar is six cents per
''Dnd, and molasses 20 cents per gallon
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

Fiead like Act.-it has been ascertain
ed since the launch at the Navy Yard, that
the guns used on that occasion were
IS, shotted" by some miscreant Fortu-
nately before the firing, the bores were de-
pressed, and the shot rolled out. They
were evidently thrown in BY some wretch
after they were loaded. Had they been
discharged with the muzzles elevated, the
havoc and death must have been frightfui,
as the Receiving ship lay in front, but a
few wards distant, crowded with ladies =
We shudder at the thought of the scene
which would have ensued, had those guns
been discharged shotted !-Ph'l. " Amer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

The Censors in Vermont, who arc cho'
~ once IN seven years, and whose duty u
= 10 examine whether the laws have been
hnnstered in accordance with the Con
'Nallon, aud to exercise a general super
,son over the Executive aud Legislative
o'parmruts, we're chosen on the 3lsi uli.
be number Of C6osors ls thlrieen-one
p'm eaah county. The Wing candidates
'efe successful.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20

A Desperate hiiled.-The Arkansas
Gazette states that the notorious John
Hill, alias Nixon Curry, was killed at Nor
ristown, Pope county, on the Both uitimo,
with his own knife, by man named Hut
ton. Hi WIS intoxicated, and had Just
beat another individual severely. Hutton
having interlered to separate them, Hill
knocked him down, but recovering, he
grapplod with and threw Hill, when the
latter attempted to draw his knife, but was
anticipated by Hutton, who obtained pos
session of ii first, plunged it into his heart,
and killed him instantaneously.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-08
IMPORTANT-TO THE LADIES.

j OSi received and for sale, by MOODY ADAMS
l. Mlddlebury, few boxes Of REYNOLDS and Parme
iys celebrated Female Health Restorative II is de
signed larry for the diseases peculiar to the 70
male constitution. A more efficient remedy of thi
khd mas long been wanted, many OF those disease
nave baf1ed the skill of the em physicians
aud all the remedies heretofore use have ed in
ellie ctual IN thousands of This medicine inya-
rably removes distractions, regulates, in cases
OF painful too frequent, proiuse mensiruaton and
has cured the most obstinate of FIu0r AIbus or
whites Aud as mothers relief il is cqua ed by
any other medicine. 1t is cathartic, but tonic
strens thenng, and restoring the system 10 healthy
action. is recommended by many of the m ost emf
ncnt physicians in the United States Doct Morri.
son from COerain Mass. who has practiced medicine
some 20 years at Onedia n. Y SAYS in relation to il
That ii is the best medicine in use In cases Of
etenton or suppression Ofthe menses think il will
sustain the appeatiOn of specific have tried il in
he worst cases, with admirable success and wish for
the good of suffering females that all PHYSICIANS would
Introduce il in their practice, and have confidence tc
believe they would find happy results as have fonnd
The pills 10 answer fully their recommcEdation ~
r. r. Davis, Syracuse, tells similar story and manv
Others Foriurther information GU are re feI IN M.
persons whose names annexed to our and
so to pamphlets left with agents for gratu.ous
distribution. Price collars < :pItti nj no ,ear
100 pills Prepared and solo wholesale and retail
by Reynolds and Parmely Pittsford Monroe Co N Y
sold also by i and + White and Co, Rutland ID
Meaebm NJ ID Wailin9ford, Jackson and Ketcham
Brandon, Huntington Vergennes, Doct Peck BurIing
on, Vail and Co DANNY, d Andrews Manchester
Merrill and Spiegel Bennington and Wilson and
Tyler Bratteborough
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Case OF Susan Goodarant, young unmarries wo-
man-subJect TO -health several years;-a small
course OF the Life Medicines entirely restored her
is now hale and healthy.
Case of Miss Thomas daughter of Eli Thomas
cough and symptoms of consumpt;on-cured in four
weeks Her sister cured of severe attack of inam-
mallory rheumatism in one week!
case ot s. CALVIN; cured ola severe attack of scar
lei fever In lew days by the Life Medicines
Case OF Harriet Twogood, Salina N. was in a
very low state OF health year and hsf-,lid no, ex
pect to recover. Miss T. is now able to walk about
and is fast recovering health and strength,
Case OF Benjamin J. Tucker-severe case of fever
and ague-cured in very short space of time. Di
: reetions followed strictly.
Extraordinary case of Lyman Pratt who wa, az
1icted with phthisic 20 years-efected perfect cure
in "a hours by the use of the Life Medicines
Thousands OF persons afflicted in like manner have
BY Judiclous use of Mofats Life Pills and Phenix
Bltlers been restored to the enjoyment Of all the COM
forts OF e The bitters pleasant to the taste and
SMELL gently astIinge the fibres of the stomach and
give that proper tensity which a good digestion re-
qutes; AS nothing can be better adapted to help and
nourISh the constitution so there is nothing more
generally acknowledged to be Peculiarly effcaciou,
In all inward wasfings, loss of appetite, Indigestion
depression OF spirits. trembling shaking CT tie hands
and mbs obstinate cough shortness of the breath o.
consumptve habits
The Lille Medicines possess wonderful efficacy in
all nervous disorders, fits, headaches, weakness
heavlness and Iowness of spirits, dimness of sight
confused thoughts, wandering of the mind, vapours
and melancholy, and all kinds of hysterc complaints
are gradually removed by their use In sickness of
the stomach, atuleneies distinctions they are safe
and powerful, and as purifyer of the blood they have
not their equal in the world.
For additional particulars of the above, see Moat'.
Good Samaritan copy of which accompanies the
medicine; copy can always be obtained of the diff
ferent Agents who have the medicine for sale.
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
80 Broadway, New York. liberal deduction made
to those who purchase TO sell again.
oiAGENIS-The Life Medicines may also be had
any OF the principal druggists every town thro'-
out the United States. and the Canadas. Ask forMof
fats Lille Pills and Phenx Btters; and be sure that
lac slmiie OF John Moats signature is upon the label
oneach bottle of Bitters or box Of Pills.
these valuable medicines are for sale by SIDNEY
MOODY, Agents, Middlebury, Vt, and ov
ROBERT MOODY, General Agen; BURLINGTON.
GS-Io VIII ON all orders mus be directed pos
I-S
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oxnerience no interruption, hey notw the only
rsons living who possess the knowledge of all the
materials and their proportions, used in making the
:. 1 world 70 renowned'' vegetable Medicine called
Morison's Pills.
Every Packet sold in Vermont and in the towns Dor
dering on Lake Champlain in the State of New York
win be signed with Pen and Ink, by Messrs Pang'
horn Brinsmaid, Jewellers, of the Variety Store,
burlington VT who are State Agents, and signed also
by the sub agents selling them. Remember this II
sou wish to get the genuine article,
: GEO. TAYLOR, Hygeist, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
THE HYGEIST,"
newspaper for gratuitous crcuation,s to be issued
from the General Depot for the United States, ior
the Medicine and publications Of the British College
of Health, London] at "a Broadway, New York,
where all orders and communications relltive to the
business must be addressed. Thirty thousand Of each
humber will be distributed through the United States.
Its chief object will be to disseminate the opinions
ahd circulate the theory of the late James Mori-
son. ESQ.,, 1.-THE founder of the British College Of
HEALTHY and of other learned and eminent supporters
of thenow universally approved Hygean doctrine and
nractice DR.. GEO. TAYLOR, Hygerst.
"a Broadway, New York.
United States Agent.
PANGBORN s. BRlNSMAID.
OF the Variety Store, Burlington, W.T. State Agent.
Sold by j. Hagar, and E. Markham, Mlddlebury,
Vermont. ~ ~
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DR.. SPOHN'S
Sick Headache Remedy.

N
@NDR the permanent cure OF TINS destress'
ing complaint, never fails. When per-
severed 10, it effectualy renovates the sys'
EN-. and does away the cause oil the SICK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. Thousands have
tried it. and found precisely the relief which
the article promises TO bestow- CeItihcatos
ef the strongest kind, and from the most re-
snect,ble persons, are 10 the possession OF
the nrobrietor, some of which have fieen
unfinished, testifying to the permanent cure
,od others TO the immediate relief given by
this remedy. 1t affords relief TO the afflicted
!, IL mr. 90 minutes from the first dose. Ii
taken when the symptoms of an attack are
srs, felt, it prevents the further progress Of
the complaint, and can produce no danger at
anv time by an excessive dose; as IN such
.ase if would throw off the contents Of the
,tomach. leaving it sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with the
headache should not fail to procure the arti
Gle. and relieve themselves from SO distress
ing complaint.
PHYSICIANS have in many instances given it
TO their patents, and in every instance, to our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
il a certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head
ache is a complaint with which physicians do
not wish to have any thing to do, and gener'
alIy prescribe only for temporary relief con-
seouently. DIR. Spohn's Sick Headache Rem
edv escapes the opposition which some other
propIietor's articles meet from that sour &C.
Try it once and you never Will regret IT.
Ills composed entirely of Vegetables, and
contains no mineral. or poisonous drug of any
kind, and does not require any change of d.
ct or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists. Fletcher st. N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'm.
ion. For sale by S. MooDY, Middlebury, Vt.
HEWE'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.
THIS article is offered to the public as
never failing cure for the rheumatism, and it
has for number of years sustained IFS iep'
utation, and accomplished cures which had
defiled the power Of every other artIcle.-ln
acute and recent cases, the relief is invarIabie
after one or two applicationsof the liniment
and in chronic Rheumatism, the cases o. cure
are numerous. 1t is truly a remedy that
reaches the nerve and bone with the most hap
py effect.
Sold wholesale and retailby Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher st. N.
T., and by the principal Druggists in the Un'
ION. Sold by S. MOODY. 20
DIR. McMunn's Elixir of Opium.
superior 10 Parigoric or Laudanum, or any
Of the preparations of opium.
Sold by 5. MOODY.
DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liver
wort, has been successful for eight years in
the cure of the following diseases: Con-
SUMPTION and Liver Complaint, Female GEM
plants, Splitting of Blood, Nervous diseases
and weakness. Sold by S. MOODY.
Mddlebury, VT. 20
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prices OLE WOOLENS-


A. Spalding & Co.'s prices for manufactur-
ing the following goods, all colors dyed in the
wool and made permanent.
Sleeps Gray not colorel 0c,ts.3,
" colored,
Drab& Hanback, mixes, fine finish SO cts
Steel. Lavender, and Cadet mixes, extra
finish, AZ dc
All common colnrs do. do. ~ d.
Cassimeres, various colors and mixes, ex-
ira finish so do.
Sattinets DO. do. do. we find
warp from 80 do
White Flannel dressed PC
ColureJ do. do. Comm ,.con Cd. ded
Colored Nader l Scsre Reo9t da
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sHERMAN's
POOR MANS PLASTER.

POOR MANS PLASTER.
ANLY 12I cents each. Each plaster has
az printed on the back OF it, "Sherman's
Poor mans plaster" 1t is the dest stregthen.
ing plaster in the world, and sovereign rem
edy for pain or weakness in the back, loins
side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. &c. One million year will
not supply the demand. They will require a
little warming before application. Warranted
superior to all others, and for one quarter the
usual price, making not only the best, but the
rhcapest plaster in the world. 1t affords relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures
In liver complaint and dyspepsia, it should be
worn over the regiou of the liver or stomach
and it will afford great and astonishing relief
In coughs, colds asthmas, difficulty Of breath.
ing, oppression Of the chest or stomach, they
will Immediately soothe, and greatly benefit
he patient. Persons Of sedentary habits, or
those obliged 10 stand much, will receive deci-
ded support from ore ofthe truly, slrengthning,
pasters. Physicians generally recommend.
them, in preference to all others, because they
stick or adhere better and afford greater relief.
70 their operation they are stimuiant, tonic, land
anodyne. They arc composed of entirely diff.
erent ingredients from any other; and known
from the experience of millions, who have US.
ed them, as we'll as the united testimony, of all
the celebrated and distinguished clergy and
physicians, 10 be the most useful and highly
medicated plaster, ever!invented or offered 10
the public. Several persons have cal:ed al the
ware house to express their surprise and thanks
at the almost miraculous cnres thesr plasters
have effected. One man who had been afilict
ep with rheumatism, as 10 be unable 10 dress
himself without assistance, was enabled after
wearing one, only one night to gel up alone in
the morning, put on his clothes and call al our
office with eyes beaming with JOY and his
tongue pouring forth the gladness ofhis heart,
at the sudden and signal reliefhe had received
from this best of all remedies. Ask for Dr..
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster. 1t is so call.
ed, because the price places it in the power of
all to purchase, being only 123 cts Sold at
he variety store by PANGBoRN e. BRNsMAID,
Jewellers. Burlington, VT. wholesale agents.
libeIa iiscer1lita merchants who buy to sell
again. Far, L, by J. DYAR. 35;ly
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A Farm for sale.

~ HE subscriber offers for
No. sale the we'll known farm
49, formerly owned by DR.. VIM.
Bass, laying on the old road TO
Rutland, two miles southeast of the village Of
Mddebury. Said farm is as pleasantly situa-
ted as any in the town-containing about two
hundred acres of Ii nd is we'll watered and
wooded. plenty of fe icing timber three barns
good dwelling house and wood shed SO by "a
in good repair. For further particulars en-
quire of Amos Matthews, of New Haven. OF
of the subscriber. MARCY REED.
Mddlebury, Feb. 25, 1871. 43;tf
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DR.. A. SHERMAN-S
MEDlCATED LOZENGES.

INDICATED LOZENGES.
o. Children OF adults eau take medicine in
this form without difficulty. 1t is the only
way 10 make it pleasant yet discovered.
0EPurchasers will please observe that the
name "a. SHERMAN, NJ. D." is on each hox.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.
HHlS Lozenges are sealed, and have ga
EH Sher a n, Nj. D." on the side OF
the box They are the safest, most sure and
eiIcctual remedy for coughs. colds. cousump-
tians, whoopiDg cough, Asthma, tightness of
the Lungs or chest, &c. DC. The proprietor
has never known an instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction. Several thou.
sand boxes have been sold within the last three
months restoring to health, persons in almost
every stage of consumption, and those labor
ing under the most distressing cold and coughs.
They Go not check and dry up the cough, but
render it easy, promote expecloratlon, aIlay
the tickling or irritation, and remove the prox
innate or exciting cause. They are made from
combination ofthe most vrluabie expec,orant
for cough medicines, and are undoubtedly su-
perior 10 every thing in use for those CON-
plants. Hundreds Of certificates have been
offered of their wonderful virtues, from those
who have been saved from an untimely grave,
and restored TO perfect health by using them.
DosE.-One lozengeis dose for an adult, and
may be repeated from three to six times day,
as required. Children, eight years old, half of
one: four years, quarter. and so in proportion
Very small children or infants will take them
best dissolved in a little wafer. Should they
act as an emetic, or produce nausea. the dose
must be lessened TO what the stomach will BEAR
Half of one will generally be sufficient to take
before breakfast, as the stomach is more easily
sickened. No i'll effects can arise from an
over dose, as it will cause the stomach 10 re-
iect it; and although not pleasant sensation,
will be found TO give relief. Where there is
much pain in the breas, CT side one ofSherman's
Poor Mains Plasters should be applied over
the part, and worn till relieved. If attended
with costiveness, few cathartic or laxative
Lozenges, or any mild catharic medicine
should be used as occasion requires. Sold at
the Variety Store, by PANGBORN & BRINs
AID, Jewellers, Burligton, VT. wholesale a
scnts. A liberal discount TO merchants who
.uy to sell again. For sale by J. DYAR.
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Died

MT R JAMES MORRISON, the HYGEIST, died
SkA at an advanced age, The 10th of May last at
Paris, where he had resided for some time supern-
tending branch Of the British College Of Health,
London.
The College at London has been for some time I'M
der the supervision of
JOHN g. ALEXANDER MORRISON.
Is Of the celebised Hyseist and the businessw
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EkIllNG STOCK EuLLfNG.MILLS.

the same as are used in fulIing Broad Cloths
which add greatly to the frmness and durabili-
ty OF the Cloth.
They would say 10 the Farming community
that this Establishment was built particularly
for them, and as long as they sustain it by their
patronage re, the subscribers pledge themselves
hat ii shall be faithfully employed for their ben
it, in the manufacture Of such goods as every
n \ wants for his own wear. They do not in
ELL that their goods shall be equalled by any
other establishment, in point Of real value.
A. SPALDING g. CO.
Middlebury, May l, 1870
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HARTFORD.

IA AEe Il n O1oA'
HHHE subscriber has been appointed
Il Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle
oury and vicinity, and will receive propo.
sails for insuring property against loss or
damage By Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac.
lions have been characterised render it
unnecessary to say anything in its favor
All business connected with the Office in.
trusted to him will be faithfully and pune
tually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, Agent
Middlebury, Feb. &c, lS4I. 42;lv
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WOODEN GOODS,

solicit continuance OF The public favor:
They have, at great expense, added all the
improvements 10 their establishment that are
requisite TO make the works as perfect for the
manufacture of Goods, as can be made in their
experience and judgment They have put in
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French Bedsteads.

n a French Bedsteads, with and with
%A out screws, just received and tor
aisle low by, H. DHoN
Jan IL, lS4l.
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Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween Eph. Spaulding, I'd and Ira Yale,
habc en-, by mutual consent. dissolved.
E. SPAULDING, I'd.
|. YALE.
Sept. 25, 1910.
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Chairs, Chairs.
FANCY FLAGG CHAIRS.
Cane Seat, do.
Superior Wood, do.
Common dining, do.
Raised seat Rocking do.
Common do. DO.
Children's do.
Just received and for sale at low prices for
cash by Il. BECKWITH.
Mddlebury, Nov 80. 1910.
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Further Notice.

Further Notice.
The undersigned have entered into copart.
nership, under the firm of Case T. Spaulding.
and will continue the business of manufactur.
ing LIME, and MARBLE. at the stand, lately
occupied bySpaulding and Yale. and will keep
on hand lime and stone marble in various forms
10 accommodate customers.
ABEL P. CASE,
EPHRAIM SPAULDING, I'd.
Middlebury. Sept. 25, 1910. 2OIf
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All Of which will be sold low for cash, c
most kinds of produce.
June S, 1910. 5;Iy.
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70 tn. blood must, of necessity, restore the healthy
condition of the body, and the surest safeguard a.
ainst protracted inflm,ty and premature decay.
MS needless to recapitulate here, all that has from
me TO time been adduced to prove the efficacy of