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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

Mr.. Adams and the dissolution OF the Union.
The following will give our readers the sub
stantial facts in this case.
MONDAY, JAN. "a.
NSEsArE Mr.. Adams presented the follow
ing petition
TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The undersigned citizens of Haverhl in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, pray that you
will Immediately adopt measures peaceably to
dlsolve the Union Of these States
First Because no union can be agreeable OF
permanent which does not present reciprocal ben
efts
Second Because vast proportion of the re-
sources of one section of the Union is annually
drained to sustain the views and course ofanothel
section without any adequate return.
Third Because Judging from the history o.
the past natons) that Union, if persisted in the
present course of things, will certainly over
whelm the whole nation in utter destruction.
This petition was signed by Benjamin Emer
son and forty-fv others. 1t produced great sen
sation, and a sort of non plus.
At length Mr.. Gilmer, rose and submitted as 4
question of privilege, the following resolution:
ReSolced, That, in presenting to this House a
petition for the dissolution of the Union, the
member from Massachusetts, (Mr Adams) has
Justly incurred the censure of this House.
TUESDAY, JAN %.
Tx THE HousE A substitute for the motion
bv Mr. Gilmer to censure Mr.. Adams, for pres
entinr a petition TO dissolve the Union, was pro-
posed and supported by Mir. Marshall of Ky
was much more severe in its terms, and replied
to by Mr.. Adams Mr. Wise had the floor when
the House adjourned, having spoken with great
fervor till he Expressed himsefexhausted.
The scene was unusual, drew great crowd
and reverend Senators came down to see and heal
the end of the affair.
We may say, that the motions to censnre Mr.
Adams have produced unusual excitement in and
out of doors. He says he is by these resolutions
put on trial for matters of high moment and chal
lenges the House to proceed in the case This is
a novel affair, novel position of the House, and
singular position of the parties.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

Mr.. Adams and the dissolution OF the Union.
The following will give our readers the sub
stantial facts in this case.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
Teeth, Iceth-Save yOur Teeth!

DR. SAXTON having engaged Dr. PEARSON,
- Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the city
oi New ork, az partner would most respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns that they have opened an office at MIR
Griswold's, on the West side Of Church street one
door North Of the Burlington Bank, where they are
prepared TO attend to all cases included in either
branch of the profession.
From one to a full set Of IncOTuptible Mineral
Teeth (of DR. Parsons own manufacture inserted
upon his highly improved suction plate, which is
retained firmly in the mouth upon strictly scientific
principles, thus dispensing with the use Of clasps,
springs or lgature Objectionable. Teeth inserted
upon the above plan are beyond detection, and rem
dered, if not useful the natural ones more SER
vlceable than those inserted upon the ordinary prin-
cples.
Dccayed Teeth filled with pure gold or prepara-
ton which is introduced in the form Of paste but
soon hardons and resists the action of all acids or
other corrosive matter, while il gives the tooth its
natural appearance and preserves it from farther de-
cay.
Aching teeth cured in a few minutes and filled with
the above preparation and restored to usefulness
Accommodations Of tartar removed from the teeth
without njuring the enamel, which is frequently the
rcsu, Of an unskllful operation.
All operations warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Teeth extracted with one third the usual pain.
individuals DESTROYS of having dental operations
performed are invited to call and see specimens, and
satisfy themselves Of the above improvements.
Chldren's teeth regulated when mafornation is
taking place in consequence of neglect during second
oenuon.
Advice given on diseases of the Gums, Sockets, and
kntrum free of charge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

II CORES ESSENCE or LlFE.-A yaluoI,'
Mc'"rinc, which, if rightly applied, will lie III,
means Of saving thousands from an mIincly rr,va
II has been sold and used for thirty years, with rrca
success, and omd very ciicaciou> in HE following
disease, VIZ Consumption, Whoopina Coughs. com.
tlnn>y, A~thma, Phli>ic, Splitting Of Blood. Fln,m.
lchy, Indigestion, Loo>cncss Of the Bowels. Fit> OF
every Kind, Cramps, Rickcr>, Collie, Caarrl, nv.en-
lary, fanllng, Hypochonlrac Elections, Headaches
>rHhe>I at stomach, Measles, preventive ufCon-
tagIon> diseases, Cont and Rheumatism.
IL" lhca bovc Medicine is prepared liy Henry Soy
monr, of Hadley, Mass. from the Original Reri1c. IL,
the direction Of laid Moore, and sold bv hlm and the
'rhcIpal Druggists in the UnitclState>,
Sod wholesale and retail bv Peel, & Smear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
y which has been used in families, every mcmbc
OF which has had slcE headache from infancy as n
constitutional family complaint, and has cured cilcc
tua!ly Inovory Instance yet known amounting to ma
ny hundrcds. 1t is not unpleasant to the TASTE and
does Gai proven, the daily avocatons ofone using it
1t Must be pcrscvcred in, and the cure is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
where thu distressing compliant Is com
|petely relieved and cured although OF yeas standing
by the use of Or. Spohns celebrated rcndy. One
decided preference is its poasanncss, having none OF
he na,Iseating effect of common drugs.
Its perfectly stnctory, that the prorctor has
uvcn directions for his agents refund til price TO
my one who is not pleased with and ever cured by
t. He hopes also that this may secure itsrcat bon
fits to the dstrc, scd sufferers who are labcina under
Headache. T.. SpOHN, VI. d. nvcnto and Pro-
,rictor.
Sold by COlTSTOCK If. CO., II Malcn Lane
New York. PECK q Sp T. 4 X, WhoIcsal,
Agents, Il few doors east of the Post Office Bulrng
on, Vt. n9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
OF TIE LuNGS.-.prclchl,

Il
- the most popular remedy ever known ~ America
'cSetadH Fuimond"y BdiSam is the most valuable
o"'dt now muse lOi coughs, colds, asthma or hhSic
consumption wloopInS cough and pulmonary al cions
'le'eiy kInd Its sale is steadily increasing dnd tn,
Wope'orS are constantly cceNing he lavoiabl,
account Of us effects. The following ucw certificates
"e offered Tor public examination.
an lNTEkEsIiNG CAsE.-Exuact ola letter from
w ''"!, N'ns''"n, Ulster co., n. Y, TO The
| ', P'eV''; io''s "i HE u INST was duiS ,oc'd
'e""'kahle cure vas effected by The Vegetable Put
''o'S ',a'S''n :" ,he "'nIr' ana rIHg nI 1853. tn,
'u' 1o"' nv "o"d, ''l necn sick a long time viii
~ consumption ii'S l"l sicFn- had gwen him up
V was 'c'"'tu so low as TO he unable 10 help himself
"a" was '"N'n- large iuthiit OF blond when he
| oi '''u "S'"S ,'' h"'s'i', "hich mas eurctcd ii
| 't'o '"'e' ana Nc Is NOW IT. hiie and hearty a,
hn, ~, w. H'oo"S mas removed 'om this town
~" u. "'s l,'"Sr" me Il more dea'cd account Of hi;
L; M"''" "','o' war" you. o.. CLAY.
| Fy,I,c, "' ~ I '1n' - 1923 :,
nh''"c 81 'eier i'nm d. J'coI Myers. The
,'',r "''''on''S h'','" mas hr'n sold in 'hi.
1""N 'o' TWO years. ana the medicine has gained an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
CURE FOR CORNS.
Albion Corn pIastcr.
FOR SALE.


'fssssa | ~ nrich DweIi"slIouse Is & lot Lot
slsyti situated on the west side of College green
at the head Of CoIlcgc-strect in his VII
aE,; me HOUSE IS 81 by i5, with basement story,
Ml'l hlcHen ana Provision cellars and wing 90 by
")' NchIn@ north On College Green, with wood and
,''c mouse below, and chambers and sleeping room.
lhIV'' large and connections Barn, carriage house
zee mouse AMI other onl-hon-es, and spacious ward
west OF lhCdwc.Img house, aud good durable well
# Wacr OF the hest quality in the village and brick
stJn' one 3hi aGuaIter acre, 81 land, Of The first
'FGS diar-e Garden and choice fruit trees west of
he huu.c aud yard.
re bni'in-> are constructed in modern style, OF
li' ct aittla- and workmanship, were erected hv
.i' subscriber Tor ms own use, and the location at
"i,N very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
''@c am lake on the Wc>l and is not surpassed bv
any uihcf IN th'> pant Of the country.
Aso CtHalc lot containing acre Of land direct
'pP">I'c tine above lot with small convenient wood
dwelling house thereon.
f'ha.cr> are invited to call and cxmne for them
'cIVe-leIms made known by the sui s,ril er on the
PREMISE. S.NTtj, REED
Burlington Jane, lG, 1910. Nd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

NOfFA1'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
L'R These medicines are indebted for their name +,
their manifest and sensible action in PURIFYING III,
springs and channels Of lie, and cndung them viii
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred ccriibr.
eases which have been made pubic, and in almo,
every species utdi,casc 10 which the human frame l.
liable, the happy lcrts of MoFFAr's LIFE Pills Ant
PnENiX UIrrEHS have lccn creatiuv and puLlicl,
acknowledged by the persons bcnciilicd, and VIII;
were previously unacquanlcd with The beautifully phi
loSophIca' principles upon whrhhey are compound
ei, and upon which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves. in
diseases of every form and description. Their 6rsl
operation is 10 loosen from the coats of the stomach
ana bowels, the various impurities and crulltics con-
stanly settling around them; and to remove the hnr.
dened faces which collect in the convouton> Of the
smallest intCstincs. Ohcr medicines only partially.
cleanse these and leave such collected masses lehnl
as 10 produce hahuai co>vcncss, with all It, train Of
evils or sudden diarrhua, with il imminent dagcr,p
ms fact IS well known 10 all regular anatomi,f>.
VINO examine the human bowels al'crdcath and hence
The prejudice Of those well informed men against qnacl
ne,-or medicines prepared and heradcd to
wv pU-t'N ignorant persons. The second elect OF
We iic Me llcne> is TO cleanse the kidneys and thc
Nlor ana hy this means, the liver and the lunrs the
healininlaclon oiwhich entirely depends upon the q
suariy OF the urinary organs. The blood, which
aNcN rs red color from the agency Of the lvcrand the
Jung before pa>>c, into the heart, being thus uriteI
ny them, and nouri>hed ly food coming from a clean
stomach courses freely through the veins. renew,
Every part OF the system, and rlunphantly mounts
me banner Of health in the blooming check
MoIap> Vegetable Life Medicine, have Irrn ,hor-
Uah'y tested, and pronounccda sovereign rcmclvror
dyspepsia, Flatucncy, Palpialon Of the Heart, Loss
Oh Appetite, leort-burn and Headaches Rr>i,c,snc,s
iI-'ehlPer, Anxiety, Languor and Mcanchulv Cos
iiVchcsS, parrhpa, Cholera, fcvcrS Of all kinds
,,,HcnlnailNm, Gou, Drop>ics OF all kinds, Gravel
-" "rh,, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvy' Ul,cr,s
inVecralc Sore>, Scorbulr EruWion> and Bad Com
PSNlonS, fr1plIvc complaints, >aliow, Cloulv, and
other dI>arrecalc Complex un~, Salt RLcun Er,.ir
elaN, common Colds and Influenza, and various other
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
DIR UGS & MEDICINES.

TN T. subscribers are continually supplied with
l 5gcrY article m lhC a. eve branch, both of the
Olicual and Patent kinds Medicinal waters from
Saratoga; do. from Caledonia, Canada; Medical
Vines ana Spirits; Lcochysi Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth, "a. Ne. Prescriptions put up al the
shortest notice.
Shop open at an hours
PECK y SPEAR, Apothccarics.
Burlington, VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

nOCT. MARSNiiI'S Aromatic, Caiarrh and
~ llcalachc SNUFF. This Snuiis superior to any
hing yci shown, tor rcmuvin" tina, troublesome dis
dsc he Caiarrl, and also cold IN lhr cad anl the
cadarhc. Il opens and PURGE ont ali distinctions,
len.jhcn. the Glands and i've, healthy acton t. the
ars aerei II is perfectly tree from any thing dele
.ron> m it, compo>iilon-ha~ Il pleasant flavor and
mmcilalceic,' after beng usel, Is abgrceuLle.-
] rlcc3 cents per bottle.
Dorr. Mar-ht.'s Nc-c,ah!c Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster is unryaiel for curing ,crofllou> swell
Iin@s, Srurvy Sore, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in he sdo,, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give relief in local Rhclmal,m,. If applied 10 the
side, will cure many olhe common Liver Compla in>
and Is equal, if not superior. to any thing in Use for
corn> on the feet, the virtues Of lhi> Plaster have been
witnessed 10y Thousand, Of individual, in the ni,,l
SaeS who have tested lis efficacy. Sold Lvihe pro-
prleor; ChaS. Bowen, MldjIehury, VT, and PECK y,
SPEAR, Bm,orliugt VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
BEW1RE or DECEPIION

I has frequently come TO the knowledge Of the sub
L scrber, that empty Snul Jars, with his Label on
them, have been bought up for the purpose of selling
IN them an inferior quality Snuff and also that his
Snuil Labels have in instances, been counter
etcd, or the General design Of the same so inflated
as to easily deceive the unwary. He deems it, there.
lore, lll> dy 10 inform purchasers of the manner in
when they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby requ st them to tear oil or delacc the Labels
on the outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents SO as TO prevent further use of the same
\ suitable reward will be paid for such evidence ms
will lead TO the detection and conviction of the in
posters.
The subscriber continues 10 Manufacture, and Of
terS for sale the f6Loning articles:
Fine Brown SNUFF.
Genuine MacGoboy, rose, American Rappoe,
Imitation do. favored, Holland do
SchH DO Tuberose.
Maltese, do. ST. Omer
Curacao, do. Strasburr
CoarscsI rOWn snuff.
DemlGros: Natchiloches.
purc virginia. French Rappoc.
bourbon: American Gentleman
st. Domingo. pure Snonish
Copenhagen, superior flavor. l., Mixture.
yellow Snun,
lGo gh rn ana Fine ish HaGh Guard Or Coarse
sweet Scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish Kitefort CANISTER, Common and Stems
IA liberal discount made To wholesale dealers
PEIER LORlLLAltD, Jr, AZ Chatnam-St., New
York. 0"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
LYMAN & COLE

- ~ 4h-' ~ AOLEL
HAVE received their usual extensive assor,n,,.,,
l. and variety Of Sprn- and summer G; O d ID :;
winch they u!cr at greatly reduced prices: cnusi,;,
IN part 81 irnied Lawns, Camhuc,, Mu>ns and
mourning Lawns.
Rich satin striped Illzornc, g., for LADIES' summc,
Nrw pattern Muslin dc Lainc,, satin lrip'd Eol.au.
sc. 0'''''
Plain, Hack an lluc lack pom'aznc,
FlgurcI blue black and cu'orci DO.
Heavy black Canton, Gro dc Swiss andc ord Silks,
Lupln> hest scarlet, black and cUOre1 MeriuO
:, scars and Fancy IIandkerchieis.
Muslin de Lame, Ihl!et wool, and fancy satin
Hermann; Lachcne CHvats, raw six ndk'ts,
Muslin De Lame Shawls, raw silk do, printed
La Fancy silk Mit,s and Gloves. coorcd File,
co. G,r ,a'N MY ,g%'Tf sG a,[ no. Misses coorcd slIL,
silk, and nd DO. Men, black Italian Cravar>.
lack .I'l half Hose, and India rubber Sn>pen-
drr>, Ladies White and black six Hose and
Glove, white McrIno Hose, black aud cl!orrd
For Gontiemen's summer Wear.
striped ana PLAIN white linen Drill, colUreI dp.
GamlroonS, Hamilton VI Xlurc> and DENIM
Mixed S1tncle, Ermnclle, Jacket Linen, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head STARK Mills, MIdlle>cx and other
Cotton Sh,elm@>. A great quantity LrnrbrI
shooting and shrlng, very low priced UuIup
lIcaeo,d rGitcn rs and yard widc Bartlett
do. 81 ami Ct do. making more extensive.
assortment than we havcoyorkcpt.
Mcr1mar cotton shcctng, supcrnue uplI,,rl.I
colion surfing, Suffolk aud cord dill heavy tck-
ing and wadln-. '''
Three Gaze, If Umbrellas AMI Para,ols. Can.
Lonnet ana neck Ribbons, lallyta do. Guluuu.,
Taste, g.,
Prints.
Fan RIVER Mcrrmac, Dover Bristol and mlny
other styles It American prints, vr,y I.y. nr,r,,i
Ensllsh aud French prints, Gug haui>, a..
Broad Cloths.
General assortment of Burlington Mil Co. Broad
Cloths constantly ON hand A,ooflcr ,l,L,, of
broad cloths and Cashmere, En..llsb F,nrl
aud German do.
FcIled Carpclug.
SIN, Twist, Buttons, surge, Canvass. PaJLna.
Sclerla, Ac. &c.
Burlington, % May, ISi2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
UIG1R g. 1RTIINR.


NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thl>
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivacd
for the following complaints viz: Dyspepsia, or lndi
ge>iion, diseased Liver bilious disorders, Dropsy A>th
ma Co>iivcne>s, Worms and loss of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, lioar,cnc-s, shorme>> Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which frequently the effect of DIS
ease. For Fever and Aguc il Is most valuable pre-
tentative as well a. sovereign remedy. lis virtues
Surpa>S any thing heretofore known in removing St.
NItus Dance,--two bottle, have Iccn known to cure
this aictug disease, after having haed every cxcr-
ton for our years. Ii has most powerful influence
in rcmovn" nervous complaints 1t is pleasant 10 take
and 80 easy IN it, operation, that may he administered
TO the infant with safety The above Medicine is very
hahIy recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and Il large number Of ladies, who have proved the
virtue, OF the Medicine by personal use and that other
families. hill ofcercate> accompanies each bottle
with directions. Ii may lie had wholesale or retail OF
;. Britain, Barre, and J. c. farnam, East Williams
own, VI. sole proprelur> Prepared from the oriai in
Al recipe; for sale hy +. II. Prcnt>>, Montpelier, and
PECK d.SrFAR,
and in the principal towns IN the state ;a
directions signed in the hand writing ollhc proprietor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
Jain I'm.

NJESSRS, PA\GGORN 4 BRlNSMAlD have lust
NJ received some Microscope for the examination
uf insects, flowers, &C.; also, Microscopes or linen
and wool pfovcr~; a tcN more heaul fuI toned PARIS
Accordion, wuh ,rnlioue-, worth from SIG 10 S25
Nu.ir noN,>, Flute, FaCcVlt'> and other n>iru
mems: a few hsht ,o1d Cont ScaIs, lcauiu pat
Ic.u~: summer Stock- io'.et>, Britannia Spuoou.,
,at, anjJc,wnr Pencils, lcsh brushes, sar cases
a. at tic VaI!Iiy SfuIe,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
NEW LIVERY STABLE
II. co BERTH Il Go.

X. d ERTU ~ Go.
ID RESPECTFULLY inform ih,ir friends md The
itpublc, that they have now opened Liver, Stable
and have on hand ready for use some cxceenIorscs
and Carriages Sleghs Harnesses g. which tloy will
I I on reasonable terms. Stable al benjamin bishop 5
Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

JACOHS'S PACKAGE EXpRESS,
Heirecn Albany and loatrcR,
| MIL further notice, leaving Albany on
- wednesday, and Montreal ON Saturday of each
week, IN connoNion with Harndcn Il Co. at Albany
to New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, Liverpool, Lon
don, ireland, Scotland aud liayre,-fJr the trans
horiatlon OF Specie Bank Notes, Valuable Papers,
Packages Of Goods Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer
Mon eal--EXchanco Coffee House.
= Auany-No. r. Exchange Buildings.
Ncw Iorl,-No. g. Wall Street.
Bostun-No 6, Court Street
BuTlngton-J. Il j. II. Peek, & Co.
REFERENCES
/. ~! !. d "J }. E. REED, Albany, NY.
p. WELLS,
kEGLDG d. Co., { i'o9' ~ l.
A. VARIOUS,
A. H., W: IIYDrN u Co. Castlcton, VI.
J. 4 J. II. PECK q Co., Burlington VI
). &. PIERCE H. Son, ST. Johns, l.. C.
April %. Aotf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
NEW AND CHEAP
HlRDIIIRE, CUTLERY, &c.

'INlIE 81 scrbcr having lust returned from New
Il Work., where he has selected a new and com.
prlc assortment Of HARDWARE, SADnLERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C now oilers the same
AT the lowest cash prices.
From the facilities which he has of obtaining his
goods, he Is enabled 10 otcr Hardware AT consider
ably less prices than il has hitherto been sold in Yer
mont.
Those in want If articles in the above line viii
find Il their interest 10 give HIM call.
WM. j. HUNT
Srongs building, College ST., near the Square.
Burlington, May 1872.
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II. Z. GRTSWOED'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

L HlS House Is now OPEN for the reception of
y b0ardcrs. All who wish 10 hnnrd are mytod TO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

DARASOLS and UMBRELLAS,-an immense
i lot now opensat HuIlbuts for examination
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

merchants on the most rcosoua lie terms, all orders
burlington. J1u,3l. 1912,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
DOct. Jchb's Rheumatic Liniment.

,,TnT KNeNWaI-m, Bni-c- SPANS, Numbnes,,
CmItIan>, Stiffness in the Ioinis, g., will afford
the most unexpected aud immediate relefn The mos
obstinate case. o rheumatism, in few hours TN,
Lmmcnt Is done up IN enlarged bottles Price 2; /
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
Smpriamg Cure Of Consumption.

Mr.. r. G'ablin OF Delhi, n. V, off naturally con.
>nmpiVe constitution, has leen saved from an M
timely end hy the use Of r. Tnyor's Balsam Of iiv-
er""ri. severe cold brought ON an attack Of Plcl-
rc,y, and thus ended in general IcliyanI con.rnn-
ton. constant cough, Hectic flush, restless nj -his
quick pulse, and continued loss of hesh, augcrcd a
Thu Ial,am grew letter, and is now I,ly r,,rorcj
70 hcAllh. - '--'NIN w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
ShOytncSS of Breath.

r. or I'M, disease, have Away found pr. Tavlor',
once so sane ana 50 elective, that always u,e If m
my practice, and recommend it tc my friends.
nave used in some hundreds Of eases within the pa,
loir years, anj have never had it fail I'm man,
eases oiasthma, fully icrvc it TO have Teen RI,
means OF saving precious lives. Let all use il.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-10

EprroRs.-Captain Marryatt thus alludes to ed
tors " What a life of toll, what unnatural life
must theirs be- who thus cater through the hours Of
darkness for the information and amusement of those
who have slept through the night and rise to be in
structed by the labor of their vgls The editors of
these must have most oneorous task. 1t is not the
writing of the leading article itself, but the obligation
of writing that article every day, whether inclined
not-in sickness or in health in action distress of
mind winter or summer, year after year, tied down
10 task, remaining on one spot 1t is something
like walking thousand miles in thousand hours.
have fellow feeling for them, for know how a
monthly periodical will wear down ones existence.
In ITSELF it appears nothingthe labor is not mani
fest--nor is it the abor- is the continual attention
it requires. Yorr life becomes, it were, the ma
gazne One is no sooner corrected and printed, than
on comes another. 1t is the stone of Sysyphus-an
endless repetition of toi-a constant weight upon the
mnd--a continual wearing upon the intellect and
spirits ="