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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

CoODWIN,s INDIAN VEGETABLE and sARs APARIL-
VI LA BfTTERS, the of Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Cos
veness Bilious and Liver main lndigestion Dfowsi-
ness Headache Cutnneous and scroiuou Diseases All mpu-
rites of the Blood aud General Debility These Bters
the great merit of being entirely vegetable in all their
pvncnt parts Sarsapal that most inesiimabe root, OBJ
from tropical of South America has ong and
Justly been known and acknowledged by the medical wod
efficient Purifier of the Blood In these BtteTs IT forms
one ingredients The virtues of the
ui,e Susapara extracted the scientific
principles, and combined highly concentrated form,
with the useful and herbs of the vegetable wotd in
such perfect that their united virtues embodied in
this preparation, brought the stomach and how
els producing thorough cleansing of the whole system, speed
y restoring its wOnted and vigor. AS safe, pleas
ecacous tonic and apeeui, mild and gentle ei
cacious cnac in all of anguor costveness genera
debility depression of spirits common in the spring and
and in all discusses they will be found nva
uHbe cleansing the somach restoring the strength ana conso
/ quently purifying the blood.
Certificates can shown and references given ndvdu
ais testyng very remarkable cures by taking these
Bters In word them, faithfully and if not satisfied,
w PepSted only by GEO c. GOODWIN, No. 10 Union St.,
Boston.
The following list of agents for the sale of Goodwins
Indian Vegetable aud Sarapnfi Bttes and also, of DR..
| Kitredge's Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Montpelier, Bancroft aud Rker Eastman Dnniorth and 3
X. Collins-Buington, Peck & Spear-Northfed, j. A.
White -Oauge, FGpld & Hnncock-Wliston, Hurlburt &c
Hodges-Barre d. l.. Fulerluntree, A. ID. amson 4 CO.
Cambridge, NJ. WiresWntcrhury, :. liuchns-R chmond
VIM Rhodes, Jr.Ilydepark n. F. KeeleISiowe, Bonnet *
Robiuson-M village, A. X. Camp-Washington c. r. lie
-Tunbdgv II. s. Hoy ID. Foster Chelsea, Dickinson &
NATURALIZATION, Richardson & CoWest Bethel g. Francis
-RandopF L. Observation-Disclosures, Johnson Il Holdeu-Roy
alton, skinner BlodgettJouson Merriam CoUndeIhil.
j. II. H. w. Turno--planfed ID. Whttlesey-Marshhed,
L. PuinnmCubot. J. Cung-Dunvile, Dana, Weeks Co.
--Peacham, L. g. Brown, and of
! Apcu in mo O ~ o Vermont.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-15

'Wo CARTONS of those cheap Cashmere long shaw nay
at Sl2 80, Just received from the importer, and WIZ
sold at the above limit. ID, CLAGETT CO'
Dec. 1l-3tif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-15

IEFFERsoN's Writings, complete In voiume.' sri
~ tavo, IN full leather binding, for - 80, published v
Dec, IA ''' W IL" ''P''' 0'''' ~ TAYLOR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

Tho bridegroom that was to have been
soon after made his appearance, putting aud
blowing. What he said and wha, he did,
on bebolding his rival, and being made &C.
quanlcd With the condition Of uil,rs was
really iregi comical.
The story Of the SUBJ Gaa soon leaked
out, and has created so much amusement,
that the poor fellow declares be will sue
the lawyer for $4,000 damages, IN sub
TG1aing him as witness 10 case Of which
be knew nothing, and by which he lost a
wife. II will be novel suit indeed, II he
shnnl do so.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

es, application, Of stable manure, can COM
pare with this plan in its results. u the
land be very poor, the first crop will be
light; but light MS it may be il will add a
,ery considerable portion oil the elements OF
vegetable nutrlment TO the soil and thus the
second crop will be all that can be desired
|, IS believed tina, IN this way four times as
much improvement will be effected ~ one
season. az can by means OF clover IN three
or four years. For this purpose, farmers
in tho North should use the tall kinds Of
southern corn, as being Of more fapid
growth, ard furnishing vastly more matter
lur Tie soll.- Culhrntor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

1t is believed by some that the best kind
Of vegetable growth Tor tuning IN, IN the
form Of green manure, ID Indian corn sown
brood cas-. II It DO Intended to apply lime
to tho land, it would be well to do so the
fall beiore. Then as carly in the spring ~
circumstance will permit, SOW corn broad
cast say or 4 bushels TO the acre, and us
soon MS 1t has grown Us high as II can con
VenicnlIy be tuned under, with deep
woiklng plough, turn II under, and lmme-
d'a'eIy SOW another crop the same way tur.
ning that under as before, but with ned.
um plough run crossways Of tho previous
lurro~' the middle and Southern States
three crops can thus be turned under in one
season. II is believed tina, no system OF
manuring OF renovation, excep, tho heayi
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DIE. TAEEOES'S
BalSam of iliyerWort.

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,,,lt r1.s,5 w. '''' mo "'s"P n'Ou'-'-
ha1 mug and ge"l'e IN H' ELECTS npoa the sys.
5eci. by mn g, i.,,'o s.',,5 aa ", 49, ~.
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r,,s nj n. n,r,.,,. '...' /" nun =
witch has sti,n4.I y c,,, q, ,a',,I, 's',
grayaf,d ,,scs ,,,'l ,,', "'u
II has been In ,>e m, pys,,,s,,r t,, ~, "s,.
CT in iutrotuc,ng If, and }cr,g,rcrl,r,, !, T., all
who unfortunately NAV have occ..,,n in r,..,, =,
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01
HOTCnkISS'S
Vertical Water w heel.

Nm consequence Of the very great popularity
n which these Wheels have attained by The us
M nearly 1000 Of them IN different parts OF tie
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
RIGHTS in North Carolina, 30 Of which ire IN full
and successful operation ~ Cumberland County.
when properly Introduced, tley nearly double
the value Of the Mill, aud 10 quantity OF "ofh gem
erali, iar exceed tine most sangnlne expectations
Of The owners, many Of whom are gentlemen as
linguished for their science and practical skiII'
Who have uttcsted 10 the value Of tins improve
mont The Wheels are more durable, aud more
easily kept III order, when properly put together
than the common Flutlcr heel They VII save
onc-third of the water, and run well "a back wa
ter when there is a head above. The speed Of the
Saw is increased TO more than double the strokes
per minute.
The price Of an individual right for one pair Of
Wheels, Is so.
We refer, among others, 10 the following gentle
men, some OF " HON have had the Wheel. IN ope-
lion , months or more, aud from many OF whom
We have received certificates highly approving q
these Wheels, ard stating that their saws, "ith
tins improvement, cut 25u0, 5000, $500, and even
az high as 5000 ioct day, according 10 Tie head
OF water.
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Il d - II IL y .
JoNATHANs VISIT TO 4 PRINTING
~ =.

JoNATuANS VISIT TO 4 PRINTING
OFFICE.
Did you ever 70 down 10 the printers,
Aud soc all them devils hi work
! declare il beats all TO tlnters
Mothers fuss when We Nil our pork
Them iellers they stand right up straigh,
And pick up lille pieces OF lead,
Stuck in little cuppy holes, thicker I'll bate,
Than seeds in our big parsnip bed.
Then they keep such ducking and bobL'ng,
And wlnkiing like Patdy's old drake
When he's gobblns mp corn or robin
That stands on one leg on a stake.
Then they've got too a cast iron press,
1t beats fathers for cider and choose
lis tarOation bard work | should guess,
And II give COMPOUNDED tight squeeze,
There's laundering great roller, swow,
They keep pushing the, Lord knows for VIA
And the paLe.s would cover our NOV,
Such whopping big heap they have got.
I'd no notion, yum twas such tarnai
Hard work TO print papers and books
But mean 10 suhscr ibe for TIE Journal,
And go home and tell all Tho folks.
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From The Geaeaee Furmer.
GREEN CROPS As MANURE

An Iliterate farmer asked Why do"s
not my ten acre Gp'd sHl down as ! and
my ancestors have taken more than hun
dred crops from II, without ever adding
particle Of manure 7"
He was not aware that tho substance OF
has c ops, instead of beng derived from the
earth, was principally ob'aned from the
air, and from the moisture "a the soil, 80
that the quantity Of soil Itself was I1ulo AZ.
,ectcd.
To Prove that plants may be produced
fcom no olher substances lhnn air and va
ter, let the Iolloeiug experiment be per.
formed. Procure quantity Of pounded
gIass, wash il 10 a clean glass yessel, and
plantin it grass seed or gram Jet Il be ele.
waited from the ground add kept remote
from any thing that can drop into It OF come
m contact with il. M0ls,cu il loquel,ly
with perfectly pure water, so lha;u par
tIcIe Of any ding elsa eau come near H.
The seeds VII segc'a'e and grow 10 t.
height OF scyefai inches AMI The glass "! u
no, be diminished 10 he least. II The es.
pertinent, instead q L9ins made with pour
ded gas., were made sHh siay, aumlne,
aud carbonate Of lime, 10 those pfoparuors
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exists vegetable and animal matter tie
quantity Of ahcli Is Infected by the grosih
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,hy tor wheat have luuad 10 produce crop.
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Acoustic oil Cor gpe.ncss

FENIllS really valuable preparation, Wa.lh s'
IA cured hundreds Of persons who used Is &c
eording 10 directions, is now for sale in lt,s .use.
II has been known 10 cure persons who have bees
deaf for years, making their sense Of hciuat 81
good Us II ever was, giving entire shttsiaeuaH %
the user There have been number Of grse
got up TO initiate this and the proprlctors mus $40.
ton the public against buying any that has ao'
got their signature on, Comstock 4 Co, n
Sold. wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 2 to'i'
landt street, New York, and retail by b. Olle'
Charlotte
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

TO MAKE SOAP WITHOUT BOILING.
Take one gallon Of lye, strong enough TO
bear Up hn egg, to every pound Of grease.
Put the lye into your barrel. aud STRAIN the
grease bot through sieve or culleuddr
STIR this three o. four times day, for set.
efal days, or uutil It ihIckens. BY tins
process you have soap, c'enfer aud with
much less trouble lhnn 10 the old way.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01
To MAKE BLACKlNG.

Put one gallon Of vinegar INTO stone
jIg add one pound Of IVORY black, well pul
setized halt pound OF loaf sugar; hall
an ounce Of OIL OF vtrlo. and Que ounce OF
sweet oil; incorporate tho whole by Sur.
ring. This is backing OF very great &c.
Uutp
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~ WI edicaI Notice.

SENOCi TORS +. &. CALDWELL& THOMAS
~ HARRIS having entered into Coparlncr
ship IN tho Practice of Medicine and its associate
branches, respectfully offer their services as here
toiorc 10 ihe citizens Of Charlotte aud the sur.
rounding country, hoping by s,rici attention to all
cases committed to their care still to preserve the
confluence Of Their numerous friends and patrons
In all difficult aud tedious cases the attention of
both will be given without any additional charge
a. Our charges will be such as will suit the hard
ness Of tho times, One or both of us NAV olways
be found at the shop heretofore occupied by Doctor
Harris.
January s, 1916, tl9
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DEAuIIfuL PICTORIAL &. EMBIEMAT.
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Please To rcad the following
NOTICE.

FUNHE Publisher having received numerous sp-
"A piCnuuus Tor single copies Of DONl.lN6'S
HISTORY DF ROMAN Sh. and the AhERl.
CAN STArESMAN's MANUAL, itom places
30 remote iiom lIpfcss routes that he e'Fsnso
81 freight would have ,qual,cd the pr,gc q ne
books. proposes 70 send them D. mai lu paper
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The History OF R0manisin,

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reaa Church, Nse York l2,h edition.
Just polished.
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N " y IlN NV
ia Fulton street, New York,

IT7VII 1'e''
A6tpuniry newspapers, copying the whole OF
THIS advertisement, md giving II ak insertions,
shall be entitled to a copy OF any OF the above
works. All who may comply with these terms
viii please send copy of the paper, each time Of
insertion, to tho publisher, l.. WALKER, III
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Life Insurance /!

". York Mutuul LIE Iaaaruace Company
TEFllE subscriber having been appointed Agent
n for the above Company, is prepared to u.
cctye applications, and 10 communicate al rese',
sary ntOrmau0n On The eubIgct 10 snlh as aay
apply. JOHN 5. RICHARDS
Wilmington, ", c, Jliy -, lS45
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c. Q Q ID s

FOR GESTLEMEN'sS 81 rhiR WEAR,
OF every description, which VIII BE- sold at unus-
uulIy low Prices.
The following In part, compress their stock
Blue and Supor Black French CLOTHS,
black and Fancy CASlMEREs (ne~ styles
chesp,)
Summer CLOTHS, CAMRROoNs, und Linnen
DRILLS Handsome stsles)
Ready Made CLOTHING, tyorg low prices)
Shirt BOSOMS. COLLARS, CRANATS, and
SUSPENDERS,
Fancy BAIZAKINE, BafnRs and Orgundio
MUSLlNS, orch Sud beautiful slylcs,)
Black MOURNING do. tnca paltetus)
Rich Hernia Net aud Bat4ge MAHlLES, new
and splendid
Rich, Shaded, q ptyr Net sHAWLS, tuew and
besuuful srtIclf,)
sin Striped Batage and Muslia GINGHhMS, "a
ucw utuc.c)
\ grc.t vsriet, 81 Ncs Suyr CtIICOES,
RIBBONS, LACES and EDGlNGS
Jack onct oad SWISS Mu.hH EDGiNGS and IN
SEkTlOAS,
F,go Linen Csmbtio Hem Stitched HAND
EERCHiiIS.
Isdscs' tiac French Worked COLLARS,
Sai-.. Jscsots,. sb8 Cautuc NUSllSS.
complete A-.utlaeltut GLOVES and HOSI-
INV
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Nm edical Notice

ER, r. W. MARTIN having removed to r. G.
NJ Cochrnn's, stlll offers his Professional Ser
vices to the surrounding community. All cases
committed 70 his care will receive faithful a,ten.
ton. lie returns his sincere thanks TO the CON.
munlty for that Liberal patronage he has hitherto
received.
Cataras County, Jaly2s, 1915. 49tr
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To Ciergymca, Postmaster, and others.

lJ'WauIod IN every town aud village in the L.
sutes, rcsPonunle men to prHcuto Subscribers,
aud engage IN the sn!e al tho above works TO bonn
very liberal per ccntage U,ll De allowed. Al.
dress T.. WAlk Err, ia Fulton q. y. York.
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THE GElEGAT REMEDY
NEVER hNOSEy TO FAIL.

HAR. TNHEES IEGETABIH FEVER s
kV AGl FllIS.-rhe sncccs, ag tassa F.8
ia curing 10 low hours, where an othgr ,emga'ss
have t4uvd, and that 100, IN eases Il lw..gs a.l
eighteen months stand. G, warrants the a.s-faa
that, ii taken according 70 die directions, they
certain cure. A long list OF certificates ia H'..t
Of their n'alliblIay, might he added but those up
on the directions are deemed Sufficient Try
them end be convinced that they arc most ela.
tual aHd most certain, aod the very best -eHt.t
ever offered 10 the public, 10 ensure q Pc'ma9e41
and lasting cure
Having Tor several yenrs pas, suffered al-t
repeated attacks Of ebtls aud icvor c-Plea.f
during The iuil aud spring mou,hs, was otasa
o try various remedies bnt nothing SEEMED 7.a
ciice'nal until tried DR., Tyler hgna and i.'@
rms, which stopped the ellis b. ore ! had Hkeg
half Of tho box, Tins was over a year age, aHs
have since remained perfectly ffe, tro,n any a'-
toms Of i return Of THIS most loat'sone aisassa.
GEO. VI. NAiE
Baltimore, December 10, lsi3.
For sale in Charlotte by II. B. & l., S. WI.
liams
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Sssu' P,<iorai Wo'is g,rsn array TO prom sut
srr,ttsr fyr Dgrtag's Hrior9 y Roma 1tsra
critic .tr,rrIs1a AiaiesmdH'I hsHYaL
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Important National work {.

The AmHtcgn S,aitsmon's Ma uIl.
81 tie prt.- aud AL BE ready b. Aptii let, ne~
auIar.cd enanIan VI
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., W Two VALUABLE Publications FOR THREE
DoLLARs-Sears' beautiful Pictorial FAMILY
MAGAZINE for one year, and tho above wprk
complete will be furnished for TA,ts Dollars, re.
united IN n York or Eastern funds, freq OF post.
age, through the postmaster.
New York, May 81, IS45.
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'No bnyo observed IN al parts ri tho country
IN tho latter part Of summer, pastures literally
covered With an enormous growth OF tho common
field thistle, Caucus iaoctoiq!usJ 40 tnst little
else could grow upon tho land. II thls about tho
time OF bosaomlng, werc cut, raked IN heaps with
n horse and allowed to i,rmout thoy would fur
nsh a vast amount Of manure, and prevent lAo
kseds spreading,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-03
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR COUGHS
COLDS. ASTHMA,
AND All IUE5IO%hRY COMPLAINTS.


THIS Bal-am is o erred to the public generally,
from itil CONVICTION iha' u IT, 'uPer"r 10 any
other me ue now IN use, for the cure OF various di,-
eases OF the che-t. j c'is were FIRST tested IN PR
vair url,.cc, aud the me icuc more extensively err
cuatcG at the Garnet ,uritldc Of many, wh" recclv-
ell the most signal lcucii from b IN d'sea - nj once
distressing and Alarming. The prcpafcr Of tins Bal
sam las for ,cycral years pad particular attention 10
pulmonary complaints, hv watching the progress,
investigating their cau-e,, and carcIllv noucng the
ic.rs Of the numerous aud mott approved remedies
which have lern pre- cribed by physicians of all or
der~ a. well oi almost every patent medicine ever
% 'crcl to the pilc But, careful trial, i Is fully
shown, that the Compound Pulmonary Basam will
not ia in the comparison with any OF the BdlsamS,
Couch Drops, pcrtora>, or Syrup>: lu ha.. m mn
nerous ca.e>, gained the u>crndcnry curative, IN
the following complaints; Consumption, Asthma or
Phihisic. Whuoping Cough, Measlc, Catarrhal alice
tion> Of the lungs, IIydrothoaX or Dropsy OF the
chest, nAucnzl, Group Splitting OF blood, pam IN the
! SIDE Shorne-s of breath, and common colj, II
regulates the natural sccre'lonS OF the system, pro-
cures free eXpcrtoraliuu and aliav> morbid rrlta-
| bil1y. Hence rs great utility IN all diseases OF the
| lungs. As the Compound Pulmonary Ba,am has
thus far established unrvaeI reputation where ii
ha, leen used, it is hoped that Il will prove blessing
TO community, IN prolongng life and adding TO ITS
| con- forts.
From DR.. y. Faircliid. Milton, I1.-For three
years have used DR.. Cnrcr'> Pulmonary liasam in
my practice, and am satisfied that il Is compound
well adapted to mn plants and entitled to much
credit. ! consider II a safe mellclnc and one that
can cordially recommend. | would, however, advise
the afflicted to consult some jnd'cou, physician a> &c
preparatory cour.e, or assistant medication. as
lie more sure Il. FAIRCHIlD, VI. ID.
MlIton VT July %, Isis.
!; TIL, may certify ha, la>t summer was aiiac' ed
with severe cough, -pimg Of IDuI. and pam M the
side. winch rcjlrci me RAPIDLY; and, A. my 'atbcr''
family had ed @" the 'un-um Yuuu, expected 10 l"i-
/ low un'cs. found re- ct loon. therefore ompuye
he ct physician, 90 these part-, who cave me u,
rccl, ami all appearances Indicated q speed, disco
I n#rl j.
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