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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival Of the Cambria attn.

Yesterday we received despatch from
our Baltimore correspondent, Announcing
me arrival OF the Br. steamer Cambrin at
N. York, with dates TO the 29ih uli. from
Liverpool, and giving US the follow ing sum
mary Of the intelligence she brings.
FRANCE.
The elections 10 France. rs Gar as intel.
i'gence had been received, passed off qu.
city.
The Influence aud measures of Lamar.
hne' on whom. II would appear, al the pre-.
sent time. that every thing depends, has
been sustained throughout The country.
ENGLAND.
Commercial affairs in England wear an
improved appearance. Consols are quo.
ted at 81 ia 50.
considerable excitement preval!cd in
Southern England and ireland bu, our ies.
Pa'ch gives no particulars.
Advances from the manufacturing dis
uicts were Of more favorable character.
WARLIKE MOVEMENTS.
The denmark and HuIsnd war was pro.
crossing, and a grea, battle had been
fought. schiesvig had eapiiualed 10 the
Pfa.s'rns. Prussia was quiet.
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON.-W William & Smiths Euro.
Pean TINES states tina, the Cotton market
had been quiet during the week, and fair
ainouni Of business was transacted.
The prices Of low middling Cotton were
about one-eighth of a penny below the last
quotations, tu, fair Uplahd- continued 10
sell al Al and fair Mobiles a, 4aa3l for
export bclng an advance.
The sales Of the week were 81 40 bales
OF which exporters took 5000 bales.
According % estimates Of Tie stock on
hand, t, appears that there are 1913 coo
bales, agalns; 539,000 bales at the same
pcr'1d last year. OF Amel icnn Cation. ot
which The supply j. about 10000 bales.
The difference, AZ compared with that Of
lai1, Is not lees ,Aan Ia, 600 bales.
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To the ErecMcu of the Counties
OF CabarruS and Stanly.

FELLow CIraFSs Perhaps in cont oucnce Of
some remarks made by me. il is TX pecied that |
will he candidate 10 represent the 4Uth Senate
rial District. composed of The Counties Of Stanly
and Cabarrus, IN The Senate OF tie mex, Legisla.
tuFe
For several reason. witch | viii state, be-
heVe /, 10 right and proper that should decline
doing 90 and trus, ira, the few friends which
have IA the District. viii believe that have no,
hastily of lnadyisodly Withdrawn my name.
hrs, My domestic matters arc TOO pecu'iNr.
" situated At this l,ue, and ny health rather do
heate TO undertake SO l4borions task ye: d
ne, reasons Of nipch more weight present them.
selves, no sacrifice. 10 labor that ight End ne.
eessary 10 make o. perform, would he regarded
Second. Since the Counties Of Csbdrrus and
Stanlr have been appofiionei into Senatorial
District. no person living within the territorial
limits Of Stanly County, has ever preHntef his
name as candidate. therefore, ii IS thought rish
and propo, Y @E.at ~ rsl .;f The namc of
some one Of her citizens. taud wonld earnestly
request my fellow citizens Of the Comfy o; Ca.
bafr1s. 10 give him a warm and undivided snp-
port. whoever he may be believing that no one,
bn. gentleman Of character and talent will be
presented,
Again II is highly important to the success
Of tao grca, conservative principles of The Wing
party, Of which profess to be an humble mem.
ber tina, We should he united and act in COMFORT,
so as to secure the election Of some good Whig
10 the Senate of the United Stltes-prevent our
Congr ssiunal Districts from being eerrymander.
I'd acain-m Charles Manly Governor Of
n or,h Carolina, and finally. have n Wing tri.
nmphan,ly elected President tho United states
These are my reasons substantially, and hope
nv friends will believe that am actuatedb 10y no
other motives, and that have come TO this con.
slusion, neither hastily OF peiulantr, but ma.
urely and honestly.
For the support heretofore given me by the
people of my native County, tender them my
most hearty thanks and for the interest NANTES,
ed By my friends IN the district. ] regret that
I'm compelled by duty and necessity. 10 decline H.
l.. b. kRIMMINGER.
April %. 1913.
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To Readers and Corrcsp

The paper hos teen delayed this week,
owing to The sickness OF one Of the hands.
II the person who sent the marriage notice
from Monroe, viii send US refponsiLle
nam", We viii publish The marri,sc. We
have numerous articles from Corcspon.
dents on fle, which shall appear us soon as
we have room Tor item.
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Communications.
RAIL ROADS.

4 Convention is 10 be held IN Salisbury,
y. C., on the 9Th of June, to consider the
extension Of the Dsnyi,le Raj. Ruad from
the town Of D4nsiile 10 Charlotte, \. C.,
where itwill connect with the Charlotte
and columbia taal We hcpe to hear OF
large Delegation both from Virginia aud
Nsnh Catultua. We learn from ll.e las.
Dansille Register, iha, tho engineers are
rapidly progressing with the autyey, and
uadct very ilattefina success.
The citizens of Lynchburg have sub
sctbed 5000 900 TO the LJnchhufg and
Tennessee Ra,IRoa6. 1his =. the ii.h,
kind Of aclmn. A people so eatefpfIsing
as those Of L.yuchbufg ough, 10 have this
road. We siacerely hope that people Of
the Soulhwcs, will follow the example set
lhem BY Lynchbufg, aud take bold Of this
matter ~ good earnest, Il Is work Of
iulinte value ard importance, and ought TO
be acted on with spin, and enthusiasm.
We soc n proposition - ca foo, to cen.
nee. Nashville Wilh louisville Ly Rail
L al. THIS Is the night way TO pa, he
Of the South IN play. Lei rs bat
know and feel our strength, aud We vii
cyefi IT. Day seems about to dawn
Rtckmoad Sot.ltrHr.
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the "esi, aud murh fos the good Of the
undertakings nov on hand. We hope our
ow" county Al iess, will go up aroog IN.
der demonstrations from Richmond aud
from Dansille, that show they arc alive to
the importance OF the measure. We hope
that columbia, Winnsboro and Chester are
not less so. !.
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AN ENGLlSlIMAN ON THE THRONE OF
FRANCE

The Journal de ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, au Tia.
vre gives, under the above head, a strange
story connected with the late revolution.
The paper N question states that an old
almanac of the year seventeen hundred
and ninely.nine there appears under the
head Prophecies Of Nos,radamas, pre-.
diction tina, an Eng'ishman would sill OH
the throne Of France. Now, i, appears,
tina, Brush officer, being dellnous, rose
from his bed during the late revolution, and
heading body Of Frenchmen, entered the
palace, where, being exhausted, he fell IN.
to the great throne chair and tainted
THIS is no grea, molter, however. We
have seen an American on the throne of
Great Britain. We sat there ourself once.
for five minutes, and came near being i'm.
prisoned Tor our " Yankee impudence Yin
doing it.-Philddelpaia Times.
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DIED

In this place, suddenly. on thc 18th inst Mrs,
MARY J. DUNLAP, consort OF DR.. ID. r. Don.
lap. n the 57th year Of her age.
In this county. on the 9Th Of April lsst. of an
attack Of pneumonia, WIN PRINGLE Nc.
RUM. aged q years months and 10 days.
In Cabarrus county. on the 9Th Of April, OIL
VIA O. BLACK. daughter Of Mr. Samuel N.
Black. in tie 4lh year Of her age.
Also. on the ilth April, MARGARET A.
ELACk. daughter Of Capt VIM Black. in the
% year Of her age.
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Lis often said, "ifu'h is stranger than
felton, The correspondent of the Stan.
d,rd, who dips bis PEN in the ink at Wash.
,ns,on, must be strange man wbcn he
deal. 10 fiction, at q time that truth would
give hin, far more credit, as credible re-.
corder of " things in Washington" Here
is a specimen Of his love for the fictitious.
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GFN, SCOTS LAST NIGHT IN MEX
ICO

\ large assembIdgc Of the friends Of lbs
noble aud gallant soldier collected in froo,
OF his quarter, the night before last, and
babe him farewell by grand serenade. -
Several very appropriate and ,ouching airs
were played, and al the close of the spirit.
s,rrag sounds II Hail 10 the Chief the
commanding form Of the General was seen
10 come 10 the front cf The balcony, from
whence he bowed lis thanks silently, il is
true, but The feelings Of mary bounding
and warm hear, responded, three loud
and hearty cheers were given 10 General
Scott as he disappeared from the window.
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GEN SCOTT AT VERA CRUZ.
The Vera Cruz Free American has the

I The Vera Cruz Free Amer cau has the
following
Arrival and Dspa,inre Of G,n Scott
Sunday last, at o'clack. p. m, the great
est excitement that was ever recorded il
he annals Of Vera Cruz, existed among
HE American population OF this city. iiur.
rah shouted from riouih to mouth. from
street 10 street, made every one spring from
their dwellings 10 the street, as ii a n were
struck with the same thought. The en-.
uausiasm was greater than ever We had
witnessed before. Veteran soldiers tho
had followed hun in The whole course Of
hrs victories, were seen TO kneei and bless
the man Who had led them 70 glory. Even
crippled soldiers, dlsregarL,ug their mfr
mites, were seen craving through tho
crowd 70 see their General.
The General aIieh,ed al the custom.
house, and there was visited by great
number OF officers and citizens. Abou.
,hroo quarters Of an hour after his arrival,
be left in Capt. Landum's boat for the brig
Petersburg, then IN the hurbor. Yes;er.
day evening the brig was towed ont BY The
tow boat Thompson, and is now on her way
to New ! ok with her emincn, passenger.
We cannot let this occasion pass without
expressing our feelings and those Of the A.
merican citizens Of Vera Cruz, in regard
10 the conduct o., the administration 10.
wards man who has so molly fought for
bis country and so gloriously shed untadlng
luslre on our arms.
Indignation is aroused in the hear, OF CIV.
cry American, and the nation, without dis.
iincton of party, will reward true merit,
nod show the administration that intrigue
cannot succeed with an enlightened people,
Since the begnniog Of the war, our gov.
ernment has committed acts 50 arbitrary,
ha; they will ever be disgrace to the
Republic. Party principles nave guided
he Administration in the wrong paths.
md while the peoples feelings are mostly
'yclted by The glorious achievements Of
,ur troops, the cabinet at Washing'on, in
tead Of literally rewardnc those who are
Untitled TO their thanks, degrados lheul
rTrv; MN mat, :
8 suit The views Of few individuals, who a
eek the Presidency aud fear the POPULAR. i
Y which some OF the heroes Of this war a
ave gained.
We are moi enemies Of the Adminis,Ta- ;
Ion--we gave our vote for /, in ls14; but I,
'e cannot pardon ingratItudo, especially :
;ben il involves the nation against its vii.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING

meeting was held Tuesday afternoon las', in
The Court House. for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to tic Rail Road Convention, 10 +, held
an Salisbury. Mslor J. n. Kerr was called 10
'ha chsn and James Fulton Esq. requested to
aetas Secretary Twsn,y Five delegates we're
appointed TO attend tho Convention.
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OBITUARY,

Died, on Saturday, the 18th instant, in Iredsll
county Mrs. MARY H.. wife Of Mr. Joseph
y Douglass, in the 3st year of her age. The
deceased was Kind, affable and affectonste She
nae been Tor several years preceding her death an
exemplary member Of the Presbyterian church
10 lived the life Of a patient meek and losly
christian and died in the full assurance of a glo
nous immortality - Communicated
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STATE OF NOR7R.CAROLIN4,

NECkLENHURG COUNTY.
Court IF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, l64a.
Elijah C. Morris
rs. Original Attachment
Tho, II. Aleysnder.
Levied ~ The hands Of +. W. Alexander and Sam
uel p. Alexander and them summoned as
Garnishee.
I'll appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
n that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this Slate, Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defendant appears and replevies at
the next term of said Court, TO be held for said
county, a. the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the
4,h Monday in July neli. Judgment BY default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Rray Oates, Clerk of said Court, at
office, the 4th Monday in April, A. d. ls4s.
B. OATES. ccc.
April IL, Printers Fee s5E 1877
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~We notice lha, Messrs Wris,on and
Rigier, have IN addition to their tin ware.
pretty assorIpen, Of bronzcd and pain
ted ware, brought from the North conss.
Ting Of Tea Caddics, Coffee Canis,ers, Spit.
'oons, &c. We were shown a very neal,
article TO carry gen,loman's shaving mp.
pnra'ns 10, while travelling some neat box
es for preserving valuable papers, &c. &c.
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IciC Sterling .{calensu.

(@ EHllIS institution Is si:u-
AEANaA - ated IN & section re-
y-gINy.A ,narhsb'e for healtf, and in
(lkag- tmoral and religious neigh
ss.ssAASxlzzs.NaxyfsA borhocd, about nine niles
-. west of Statewide n. c.
II is under the direction Of Rev C. Miller, Of
the X. Presbyterian Church, graduate Of Ia.
University. The following are he rates OF tuition
Studies preparatory for College, $40 90 per sess.
The higher English brsnches, SO do
The lower English do 8 O0 do
The sessions consist Of five months each. The
second session will! coulmtnee on tie First Mon.
DAY Ut May next, and close on the last WedEes-
day Of September. fnii Boarding can be had a,
50 TO Sc per month While the Classics receive
their share Of attention, particular pain. are ia
Ken TO make the pupils sha, they should be, viz:
EHghsh scholars. The Bible without any com.
meat is made a ciass.book P4rents and other,
who desire TO place those under their care in
situation favorable TO moral ss well as religious
cs.lare would do well 10 paironizs this school.
DR., JOHN MccLELLAND,
LEVI n. ALEXANDER.
FIELDING WATTS,
LEVI GIBSON,
THOMAS MILLER,
LEANDER ALEXANDER,
ABNER FEINSTEK,
ALFRED GUY,
}. y. THOMAS, ESQ.
Trustees.
April "a, lssa ia
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TRUTH.

{" ! hare norer sta
ted that | was in "a.
vor Of tho Iarif Of
lsi6--of the Sub.
Treasury, nor that
! originated the war
with Mexico. Nor
fually that | should
III elected select my
cabinet from both
parties. No such
admissions or state.
ments were made by
mc, at any time. 10
any person.' Gen.
Ioyior's Letter.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA

| STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
nEcLLENBrRG COUNTY.
Court Of Picus and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Ttrs1, ls4s.
Leroy Slnings }
rs Original Attachment.
Tho. II. Alexander
Lev ed in The hands Of Brsm & Alexander and
them summoned as Garnishee.
3 appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
tina, the defendant resides beyond the limits
Of iii4 Safe, Therefore ordered BY the Court that
unless said defendant appears and replevles at
the next term of said Court to be held Tor said
county, at the Court fiunse in Charlotte, on the
An ilontay in July next, Judgment by default
will lie rendered against hIm.
With "a, Etuiy Oates. CLERK of said Court, At
ofhCe, The Ali Monday in April, A. d. le4s.
B. OATES, ccc.
April IL Printers Fee s5s t37
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$40 REWARD.

osT. nr was stolen f,om the sui Sc. her on
= ,hn 2i,h uliimo in Chsrlo,c. a large calf
sh'n roChhi BOOB. -eonia'niny sondry ;sdS.
maots, notes, ana Receipts. All persons are hers-
by iorewarned trading for any iydgnents given
10 the as an 6iiicer or notes made pay.lle 10 me.
after this date. unless endorsed by me- Ateward
OF Ten Dollars viii be gwen Cor the Pocket pook
and poPeis-and us the papers cahnot be Of ser
wee 10 anyone but myself If il has been stolen, il
10 10 be hoped that the person taking The pocket
book viii Pisce II in situation 50 that can get
h1enin. T. F PORTER,
May 10. l64S. 3If
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Leroy Springs
rs. Original Attachment.
Tho. II Alexander. \
Levied IN the hands Of R;em & Alexander and
them summoned as Gsrnishee.
b I appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that The detendan, resides beyond the limits
Of this State, Therefore ordered By tie Court, that
unless SAID defendant appears and rep,evies at
the NIX, term Of SAID Court, 10 be held for said
county, AZ the Court. House in Charlotte, on the
4'h Monday in July next Judgment by default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Biay O.tcs, Clerk Of said Court, at
eli.ce, the llh Monday in April, A. d. ls4s.
b. OATES, ccc.
April -, Printers Fee S5s. 1877
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NECKLENBURs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, lS4s.
VIM. W. Eims
rs Original Attachment.
Tho. III. ALEXANDER.
Levied in tho hands of Prem 4 Alexander and
them summoned as Gafnishee.
1T appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court.
II that the defendant resides beyond the limits
OF this State, 7hsnjors ordered ty the Court. that
unless said defet dant appears and repleves at
the mex, term Of said Court, TO be held for said
county, at the Court. House in Charlotte, on tho
4h Moaday in July next, Judgment By default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates. Clerk. of SAID Court, at
ofice. the 4,h Monday in April, A. d. lS4S
B.oATES. coo
April Il Psioset's Fee $50 1877
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- We have filed up ines. d The ed,.
to'ial department. Of this paper. with no
tees, Of The proceedings Of las, Saturday.
IN this place care sure no one will find
fault With, or blame us for il. What theme
ough, to interest this community more.
than that which commentaries the ami.
versary Of the 10Th Of May 1875. Look
back and sec the difference between this
day and that; see England then, raising the
hand of Tyranny, and menacng vengeance
to these unhappy colonies, If they dared
to attempt flinsing of her oppressive bonds
See her collecting her proud fleets, whose
mere appearance had ever before been
prestige Of success, and maj shalling her
well trained forces, to crush in the outset,
The first manifestation of rebellion. See
IN our devoted country, men scarce daring
10 breathe TO themselves, Tho thoughts tina,
burned within them. See proudes,, noblest
scene Of all. tho sigoers of the Mecklenlurn
Declaration Of Independence, declaring IN
defiance OF the mighty, the brilliant power
ihst mcnaccd them, that they dared be free.
See England unkennelling her dogs Of war,
nha turning them loose on those whom
they styled traitors; and behold at length,
the American Eagle soaring away TO the
zenith, shrleking Liberty Liberty while
Anon at the feet Of Washington.
Cfoneaed the dread livn Of 3ritannia's isles"
And now lock Of his free this hsnny
coun'ry aud this place, so eloqucnily sly
ed the Bethlehem Of American liberty {"
aud say, II there be no, cause for REJOICING.
enonsh o Gil an entire paper. Is 18th speeches
and notices OF such anniversaries as have
just past.
We wouldn't give fig, FOR the patriot.
ism oi that bosom. that don, fee! warmer
glow on the annual return OF such days.
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Place that physicianof good fondias,"
on the shoulders Of that " minister OF the
higsea character" and above them. sur.
mount the Standards correspondent. as.d
what pyramid there would be OF the
"heh,a saadiac :" and yha, a noble
monument TO truth.
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FICTION.

Dr.. o ply
sician in good stand
ing, has written to
DR.. q tnioIster
Of the highcs, char.
scier, stating that
Gen. Ia, lor will run
IL the Democrats no.
minnie him ; tina,
Zen. Taylor IS 10
favor of tie prescn,
Tariff, and a cains, a
Na,ionsl.l'aok. lie
thinks HE President
was net 10 blame ..
bout the war; that he
iGea'i. Iayinfl vas
the cause Of tia NOV.
ae Of the army on
,o,hc frontier. Cor
respondent Of Stan.
.f,~i
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-23

tet ~,tet and CsuAis 10 Advertised 10 10
IalcrS.
Aersr,-W = G.. Stodd.'d, Clement q
llscun,t. KuraNi SCOT & Tom Insou, a.
Teton NJ kc.sev tathaveo y t'ea.
man rouluc, ~tsIdoo 4 Alien. la"l'i
: " Walker. henson. taiIn 4 Wright pi
Sc. y Ross Brandon, h Nlrords f.'n
iutt. B., lluui. travelling Agent &! "
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-23
2.4e;R;E3;ATa ~
>1fNIRTCf C,D
REME+D1a
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE, OF HEALTH.
2o7 Main Street, Tufalo. N z.

II y
~ NTUONIMPIlC ADVERTISE
N.\I FOR l~t7.--"i Came. ! Sac,
(....,t,I" B., most cwyhluCal, Tie case
wl.. ,ul, atu,c. U,,rasc has ever yielded
ip .rs most MARVELLOUS modlCa. power.
Nr,t,,cf. h,, gone, aud South Au"uC1,
ENGLAND. Canada and tue United States
have proved tac truth of tbs statement the
above quotation no 4 tlIuug and rthy sen.
rrl,r. ,,'.s tic whole STOW. IuNd.lI~. The
puucIplc upon which YOU are cured may no
70, Known o. YOU, hut TIE result of a ii'. of
lhc. article is satisfactory, Nuu dtc restored
and tie secret of lhc cure remains with ne
proprietor. The medicine Is compound OF
TWENTY-FIVE dI~unCt vegetable ageu,lcs eaCh
luli,IiuaI root has It's own particular, 81
elusive, medical property, conflicting with
COO. other cumpouuG-ca,h root makes is
own cutc-tud as ! perfect combination.
" hen taken INTO the syNtemLt does the work
.wnIrh SArrRu, when her avs were inst cs-
hbiished, intcudcd It should do-purlcs.
strengthens and restores the broken down,
dcbilatcd constitution. DtopSy, IN all ITS
characters, will be completely etadlcatcd
from lhe system hy rs use. see pamphlets
M agents hands, tor free circulation --thcy
treat upon all diseases, and show testimony
of cures Gravel, and al, complaints of the
suHcuug. aua NaugIus IuhouuUle ha- as
qurcd 90 small oelebrltv over the country,
bv Tie cureo Il has made IN tins distressing
class alih,uuus SO famed, It seems Is
tbs medicine, that II has thus attracted tho
notice Of QUO of our medical publications.. In
the November number &c, Of the "Builaln
Journal aud Monthly Review of Medical and
Surgical ScICuCC,' ~ Al article upon Calico
lous diseases. and solvents the writer, az
ter noticing the fact that tie English gov
eminent once purchased a secret remedy,
and also noticing the purchase IN le02, OF
secret remedy. toy the Legislature Of New
York, thus pays uuhute to the fame of the
medlclne--"N hv do not our Representatives.
IN Senate and Assembly convened, euig
and dissolve the suffering thousands OF thrs
country, by the purchase OF Naughu's Veg
ctaL,e lllhpntItplIc, than which no solvent
since the daSa OF Alchemy has possessed
one half the fame - Reader, here Is a pc
riudlCal Of high standing, acknow lodged
throughout a large seCuou Of Tins country 10
be one OF the best conducted Journals OF the
klnd IN the United States, exchanging with
the scientific works OF EutCpe TO our certain
knowledge, edited by Austin Flint, VI. y
and contributed to by men OF the highest
professional abllmy, thus stepping ASIDE 10
notice a secret remedy. ou VIII al once
understand no urLuotrn amt rrorhl,S nos
i,,,u. could thus cNlorl comment from 50
lr,h a rul'cr- and consequently, uL,cNS 1t
dIrc,lIy CpullIcrcd with tine practice Of The
faculty.. It mus, have been us great '1mus
winch Il, caused It TO receive ihia pas
nod huJ,p d,5r1t., tr,2hUcSS ~ tht h9ct
oud sr,.c, rr,guiar, T.uG" anil SupweS,rd
M,u,'ruuron, f.uor Anus, and the eH'ltc
cumI.Itatgl ltllu OF evils NIICh follow y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-23

The Shaker Lovers.

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fha.' s-.I.,E. q 90. 49,.
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