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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05
From the Marion Star.
WILMINGTON & MANCHESTER RAIL
ROAD
rom the Marion Sta,

We have been favored with the following
abstract of the report of the Resident Engineer
10 the Board of Directors, on the 22d instant,
AT this place, which shows that the work is
Progressing finely. We understand that the
Board have determined, if possible, to lay
down the Roa1 to the Great Pee Dee River,
and have it in operation by the last OF the en-
suing year, and at all events to the turning
point, in miles of Darlington C. H., which
will do all of the transportation and travel
west of the Great Pee Dee River, and por-
ton from this side.
The contractors in this District, east Of the
Great Pee Dee, are beginning TO make some
showing. We saw, on yesterday, the first
mile of Gen. Evans contract, the grading of
which he has completed in a handsome man.
ner. East of this place, there are a number
of contractors at work, with some of it con-
siderably progressed in the contracts of the
Messrs. Smith, Perrett, Carmichael and Alt
mon. Mr.. Stevenson has commenced clear
ing for operations within about miles from
the Village, and to-day we learn that DR.. Gil
christ and company commence large contract
at the Little Pee Dee. We hope soon to be
able to report the whole of the contractors in
Marion District, east of the Great Pee Dee, at
work. with sufficient force to &C complish the
grading during the coming year.
This is important with respect to the State
subscription, for the sooner the work is done
in this State the sooner will the Company be
able to get the subscription of South Carolina,
and use it in the purchase of Iron, TO which
the present low prices of that article are most
favorable. 1t would be source of profit, as
well as immense saving to the Company, to
effect their purchase now, and we learn the
Directors are using every exertion to do so.
Abstract Of Mr.. Femings Report:
Total length of Road, 1862 miles.
g grading under contract. 1294 g
Stock taken in grading, S197.10O
Materials for superstruc-
ture, &C., 41,60O
$238,7O0
From junction to Great Pee Dee
River Swamp, 65! miles
Grading within this distance under
contract, OH &C
Superstructure do. do. 373 i"
From Great Pee Dee River Swamp
to State line. 80 L"
Grading within this distance under
contract, 1863 ="
From State line TO Wilmington, 664 "
Grading within this distance under
contract, 513 Sc
No. OF negroes employed in grading, SIC
No of overseers and white laborers, about 80
Total 554
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05
DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS.
A few Of the very best Guns. For sale by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
WINES e. LIQUORS,

Malmsey, o. L. P Madeira, Sicily port,
Sherry, Malaga, Muscat Claret, Champagne,
Brandy. Rum, Gin, Irish Whskey, Manonga-
hela, Old Mich, Cherry Bounce. Anniseed Cor
dial, &C., &C. For sale low by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05
LARD AND BACON.

90 bbls N. C. Lard; 10000 lbs. N. c. Ba-
con, hog round. For sale by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpcntne are al
ways sold in the water and subject to the expense
of landing inspection coopcrage, &c; say lumber
SOC 81 per M and Turpentine about ioc. per Dbl
For dry virgin or mixed Lurpcnne deduction is made
according tn OualitV
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05
Total,
While Pennsylvania contains iron enough

"While Pennsylvania contains iron enough
to lay 40 railroads around the earth, the iron
rails for the new track 10 avoid the inclined
plane near Philadelphia. are imported from
England. Such is free.trade policy.
Washington Republic.
We suppose the Republic would have
soOioe as many barrels Of -four for ton Of
PENNSYLVANIA iron, as he would have to give
for The same article from abroad' Such is
the protectiUe policy (which robs Peter
to pay Paul.-Nc.c Haven Register.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05

Superfine Broad Cloths
Pilot and Beaver do
Blk & fancy Cassimeres
Blue, black and gray
Sattinets
Plain striped and gold
mixed Kentucky Jeans;
Linseys and Kerseys;
Blk satin silk Velvet and
other Nesting.
Cravats and scarfs ;
White. red, and yellow
Flannel. a large supply;
Rough and Ready Goats;
Sack and Overcoats ;
Irish Linen and Lawns
Carpetlng,a large supply;
FOR LAD
Plain & plaid blk Silks
Colored, plaid & striped
Silk
Plaid Tarton's do
Cashmere de Cosse /;
do de Lane /;
Bombazine, large supply
French Robes;
do Habits
do Cellars
Worked Fronts;
Plain and plaid Alpaca
Blue and figured do
Silk Warp do
Large superfine Tribe,
Shawis
do wooden net do
do Saxony WOODEN do
do waffle do
Black Merino do
Ladies Hoods !;
Childrcn's do
do Polka Coats
Muslin Skirts;
1900 yards of Carpet
Shoes /; $50 Umbrellas
cheap.
Together with n varie
merous TO mention !; all
by the package at redut
at uncommonly lo,v pr,
He would call the a
chants to his stock, an,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05

FRE1GHTS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine and Rosin, per bbl., 25 35
Spirits TnrPentine, per bbl., So
Rice, per 100 lbs, "a ~
Cotton, per bale, 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per bale. IS so
Flax Seed, per cask, 80 90
Ground Peas, per bushel,
Lumber, per NJ, 90 90
To PHILADELPHIA
Turpentine per Dbl, 90
Spirits Turpentine, per bbl., so
Tar, per Dbl. 25 80
Ground Peas, per bushel,
Lumber per M. so 90
Cotton goods & yarns, per cubic it., e
TO BOSTON
Turpentine. per bbl., 35 40
Spirits rurpentinc, per bb1., SO TO
Lumber per M, 100 =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05

Bank Hates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphia premium per cent
&c q 60 New York, 60 &C "
" e &c Boston, I" " b"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
III. s. X ELLY

4-01 DAN'L DICKSON, p. NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-05

Stock taken in grading, S197.1OO
Materials for superstruc-
ture, &C., 41,60O
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
HOT &1-
W l. RUSSELL PROPRIETOR
FREMONT, NEAR SCHOOL STREET,
4 .6n BOSTON
lAIIInN I.NIRA.

4 r,sp ry the nsms a, tLsrI h,' sor't.d with a
Iount mAH 90 ne name q > lo~as.nd. ant
uses ~ name 90 rut ug ss,st arIa. ~b.sn hsl
cal DO. Tovu,tnt's ~srs.t e, lea1m.nsrnE GIN
CLNE Orrrai elt. This iaeu'sud = 70 doctor. s7t
never ~, nltvs t-.Isry wurset on fa.ifoad' CO
nAs snd the lie Yrt he .s'ume' me tile Of Dr. ff Ne
pufP1,s of Gaaus etsi ff what he - not Tins ia IL
tsauon The public not O. BE tree 'st. ard purchase
sono bu, Vie OF-NULvF OhfCt N1L ON IT, Jaeat
Tosn~sl't -sr.sr.rIa having ou b, The Old Dfs
!bsns" he hm 81 coat Or arnt, aud hi IInasup
aarnaI M rr-t-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
ITn wArsASTrD TO ~

IT'S wArsLSTrD TOYS
The moII thorough, get maid, Of any ~ Tie
MARKET
Asa proof wsglve the testimony OF lhs
following named gentlemen IN ,heir own
words, VIZ
Dr. Wood's Sarssparlla Elixir "EIcells all
tho popular medicines Rev. Allen Steele.
IL "Inhnncly superior to
Town.ends peiel McCheney, ESQ.
The best ever offered to tho
American people" Rev, T. r. Rawson.
The best preparation of The
kind in use DR. L. Church.
Far superior to Townsends
aud al least fout times stronger"
J. Congden, Esq.
&" ""CheSper and better than Town
sends" De- s. p. Cunningham.
" The best preparation orSarsa
psrilla in market" Dr. B f. Fairchilds
Far superior to Townsond's
and three OF four times stronger"
G J.. CarntuG Esq,
"Inthe frednoss Of principle and stern ir-
'epu,y Of Doctor " ouJ We hsvo assurance
that 10 aulclc appearing Under hls name
would be other thauas represented 10y h,m.
HIS SaIsAaparlila stands high wherever il
has been Introduce - Albany Spectator
medicine known; Dot ARE cot 05t.eH DO
"-Yeud $50 900 per snnum, 10 "su,lslu q. t.
c,cdlt of our arucie.' Norto dood the ooun-
try with c-rihcltcs Of cures never perform
81. cm.cIl,hcd with distorted plctprcs o."
tfi2t'ep the simple and astontth me veal
minded aud crcduiuus
We go not pretend that our medicine wiU
,aise me 1old nor that "a Wi. cure dlscasrs
nat are utterly incurrh.c. 3uJ We do saN
"Itist tie best 900 the market tIat Itis com
pounded on scientific principles by a regu-
larry educated phvsiciAu--a of close OBJ
ssryAtion sud long research, and lhal II -
nots Patent, lmpIncal, or QusCk medicine
We have certificates, sG0VghIo I'll yni-
rme, oi extraordinary cure performed bylls
use. Rscomme ndauon, &c.
Rul lei lie above suffice. In oil randori.
% not suouPh' The following nrc some of
he many diseases iu which o. proves emf
neatly suc,es>iu,, VIZ Diseases from I'm
nure O nul, Oiparlc az j unruounl, bpsrfp-
SIZE, Liver complaint. aud Fever nud Apue
~-r.uent, =. .ul.i,, kurumausu. Gout aud
l.uu'.o, a,splu.A, LfIfosy, taHrerpus
.nr ucrr4rla tI-ra's,, tur~..... .liS Ing ken
ry fr.s.,s. ~ua Pan. lo,cl,. S, p,o.'p.
.rs l'lor. Plies. l.Dcr5uuns, SHc....s sad
B.r.. ~aG Bbeum, lrS,tp,iss, pur - md
B.or.Nes on he tacs ohsuuN'oDs So tal,
o. ynlrr ard delicate |a.ics. Ncrsousus~s
ani Buvt. Complaints 90 rM.trou tom
,reiUfur Nervous, dehiuNi,d and DEL ~aie
females lmro'cncy rrinrnuliusH'y 10 eii.cI
sex. NcuIa.-is. EpdcpsrY Il,sei1 all
SIX Headache. To noioteauS. Dizziness
AMI Pa.rrsurr. irGurrya. Cuugis. Ilr9si
snH Turc complaints, Trno h's anJ frl,
.,ae. oflnrs.n.urr Also. ip ,ry rssr
. t......I .frs.s stHL.... 7 tt r.r.-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

STATE ut itkNoNt,t Rt .'re"rn
D.,r. .t.. la..l,-G. -s ''u,,effU.taf
Probate r..r. at.# s.. t7.i.e.uIlu and ..g
said f.s.... She 2-. asy 90 l,4f-4i,.
A % $3.50
uIr,i5, DeuI rarna-trg ia ur he Hsi
Will ana trs lHe.tai ka,rrt.h lur.r. I|u
OF. Pav.si ...t,f u.,.rr, decreased. i...-
r-e,s.fsf F.. sd A -u.r nero .F I.s.. l...t
Dr., au. .l ..r sac,.,ars tlete.n asaea. '.r
yrnaatr
j. F.. oraerea ty s1il court ihst ell persuHs
concerned ,Hers'r be rr'fir4 t1 srrear a. q
SESSION OF said rouu Co. Hr held a. Cas-. elton
4. ars,tc 900 lns gth daY of Apr4 NEXT. uuI
.g ca..s ass Ibey may a8rc sratr.t irc
rr.s4.. 90. eco vl.. lar vAi.a nafpa.~ d 81.
f..tler srrffed taat o CuFf u lle record lt
ne afIsr 10 ulH shed taire weeks success
..,,s. ..lHs H...la1 le.ufy ilrnHa news.
payer yr.artI al Rr.soa .s ..s stsi,. o..
us. a. u..au.., s... ae nrsfia1s ia tls
,s.a l,a-s spBoinicd l1f asia hesurg
A frus C.ar o' rrrart.
40 hIWDN WARMER T.f-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
A DYING WOMAN SAYfDl
CONSUMPTION CURED !

~. tte C.Uovins cetat.ats et isst OF cure
Which goes Q. %. 'n' pc" '' '-' . 80,
The t~fs.u seems o. ht j" gre ','l ~ 49, -,
srre when Fr4sfJ laa4ss q. ~. H''i i-'e'' 10
tarr4.- . 49,
Ia-s o. BaVi5s Nr-tie-a ross'. " - -
DvEE~AS being du.N s~'in 'sfs ''.- 500,
o. -ts Seq 'i+', wy. .,,fs .ar.,
AMI otrrs Co., ur '}I., v ga '.''.'' i''H 81 81.
sn1 j. .-.Hr' '' ''IA ''. ~, ,.,
)oAH VOC 'l'.' .. .
shNae Glow '' ''' f ',0t
pare mo win l''.' , - d..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

FtlNrIUiI WIIItt IUz NdAMU'AI,- N 7, IIIJ'
vs.. g HATCH. Miuoo-ki Rails, General Aseu'
f.r ttc state ut Vermont, to whom sli ord'rs must
TIE 74i-oseel. a. vel. a. applications Tor 'uU -,.-
&C.. Sold .'t. ly James j Hyde & e.. 10 Vie.
y. - Is. q. PEI. it' ta'Uct.r :. M,rcan j. <
c.. W.. Nut.anI Henry Nm.aIa ltt..fa. A
" Hyde Brandon. Luther patitI. Kullan4. BIG
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
Just Received,

~ the stores ol the undersigned, large
sod lull supply OF IlRRRrcKs SuGAP CoAILp
Purs 'ul kia Strengthening Plaster.
These Pills are warranted under penalty
Of 1000 dollars. NOT to contain any mercury
or any mineral medlcine Opr daily sales
rhrouph,n, the world now exceed nine thou
sand boxes, ui our KID Strengthening Plas-
lers, the cali Tor them IS greater than our
abtiily To- manufacture. Tue utmost entbu-
slasm exists 10 all parts Of the country Our
SCENTS are gentlemen Of the first respectable
ty--lhey are yonr neig hbuIs you know Them
Persons wishing 10 use The best family pill
over known should buy these. call on our
agents, purchase n box, should they moi
please yon return them and get your mhnfy.
We have received OF the priHcipHl uffics
within the past year, certificates Of mote
Than $4,000 cures performed by Heuick's
Pills and Piaslrrs, over ten thousand OF
them were considered beyond all hope -
They are the cheapest mud best pills now
known. Each pm e beautifully coated Min
pure white sugar, Each box coniaiRs 80
rllis, smaller number Ia required for n dose
than Of any other known pin, their operation
being so7re'tatu, thorough vet 30 mild ihaI
all who use Them. recommend them. Oe ing
10 the inmrnse popularity and Ripsntir Lsles
OF these pills. some unpURcipled persons
have made something they call sugar coated
pils, ami We uudersrand some ARE fnf sale
in this part ot the country, called the Indian
vegetable phi, made without doubt TO sell
for Iiefrlcks vegetable pills, look om for
fraud. some OF these men AuRrh DoeIbT to
their names 10 give them tho appearance of
rcSper'8hiiuy Always ask for Heuick'S
Sugar Coated Pitts snd get them or none -
Dor piI.s sell Tor % cents per hnI with fnH
directions 0nr piasiers Is "a cents. An
orders mnsl he addressed 10 Ilerrick 4 Co,
PuucIpal Office. No. James ~. A lbany, n
Y. The following named gentlemen sre our
aqen's 47,em
Luther Daniels Clement & Li,ecmb D. Nor
ran Coz BHilaud Granger. Hodge. & Co. =.
d Wm''awi Putfnrii +. " WAlkcr Beuson; K.
y. Armstrong FaIrhavsu. J. J Hydr& Co Perkins
2 Niobpl. Ca.jlstou 7. Farnum. Hooker & ClsrL
Paultutv l.. Lsuis Welis,J. G. SAWYER. sudbury
Ole. hv moot Ir1gg'st- opd ioerkh anti In the state
Comm,u0st's Miner.
t I'VE ne 'rh'erihers being appointed ~ tho
w Hon Probate cosrt for the District n Pnir-
ia'cn comm tHlnucra 20 receive, fratnine and adj
Iuft al claims and demands ~ an per ons zAiGst
faW strict derrnasd. rcfresertCi fnsplvcut and
rr uI'otHi from re "a day of Fsbruary being
allowed hv alI court fur that purposa, W DO
ihrTsi,f' hereby give police thatwe will attend
~ ne business ~ nur sald appointment a. tie late
.H'''nF ~ the drrraftd ia Paunuey on t,r fr.t
Meinesaay ai Mav ap Ausu.t mkt nom
..'ck T. NJ uuul O'Clock, r. ~. each -
ra.a iays
Dslsl rsa,tnsY, Fst, ri. 1914
~ Pposs commr'iors,'. =,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
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FSA YRS APP Is AR SIL TIA
E Il L = I'LL r.
~~s~ssNxrs - -svr spss,s-- 4. s.ss.-..s

PREPARED BY &. WOOD. " D, or
ALBANY, y Y, ASA PUR!FYER OF
TIE BIOND.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28


~ - -. .s.su ss.sHssss n.s--.. Z. 80 -.
-. ssi9ss Is.1sssl :. ,-s.s.-s 3 q. ,r,ssr e
30 stsss- a'fes<f asssssf go 49,
hsi ess's' i1ss~lsA. ~ so - :. 80 -
q fs,.s afss asia hssfssnfa lspatai.nf 81 ne
ssast 1s-' 's~srisist a,s.sss. tf---ssrI sa., -
lurs1s b. ne hsii wssi ts-sess, 81 y. hussF,
saith snufss IN - - ~ ssu rsala Bee ~
- ~. .ss.ss. 80 .ss..-sf 4 : nsss ss 20
- 81 a. asusttrss ~kish svnrs - 80.
sP~ss AZ M nsta % ~ eSy, psss ~ ssss WA
sspssrs t.ssf s,s~-rn ~ b,iSw AZ sAs.ss<e fits
uss sad issssa - hs s.se.ts sssssss upea ~ o. y
. s,.a ssss ssss.ssss ssa sea- al NJ q -.
sAlst sGstt asuah ~ fafs.
Nee 3 4 nss hsFni.s isais sss sst, sst '-f'iiaI
sOJRiNG. TrRMENTINC. ACID "COM.
FJUNDr OT s. z 1OWNSEEp,
trAYsi = Uuu'i fis lave u 1rsfsia4 tbs u'a o. j.
- ioun-srds Gs.sts, 0-f,ra sa,s1psr.-sis ss *
h.svsu u'saa that ~ ,rouIs oss. ls srutis vhsh
80 bssI ne di'ss r,,srnt.aass 20. p 0'sn
,snds s-'ts' asd wh'sh 'sca,a tnat doNa ape no
od ~ sush nsoastais losd O, tonias ,pd triuas
lcn. husi At,ns " b. have suid snd pnr,hs'sr 10
fotND
W.~.h itun5sr,,noe hes.u.s % b, ths ..ssiti, '-sh
ma . ?. los -sssd, afuels ard % d. i.fah loss
ssrds F-fsarsf 80 lsaFs.v srs-t 80 t-ssifsT
stss-Esr hist ihsy unliis Va ever pautuli
hsy.ht 10 ne hhg. li.nt "a e'aamor-
=
thsu.st o. trutafe suuva 1r- ~ Hf1 zoe
o. drass ttsr 49, other common vase &c uups"i-'
Sons. $685. What ratfstl,f .al DE g...a iH's bai
tlsr 10 rrrtivirE . t~ru 10 'srr.fr urf rinr con
O. .icf Ne tra-' ' zoe sriit - seed u' lfrr'-rt d.
go h..h sfs .rUs. . .I t.sHfsi hatl tht rsn
trr tNrrr fH- ANf SIS NJ iH-asr ttsa. Or - Co.,
u4fwNsft rHolII osts I.-ltsd Ton 80 " h'hre ~
nrit q H,lf4lst.f 90. ia-f ere % srs'' 90 re-
r-I-..a.-s nftfHs sy.rrsrts tl gs.. add tsrvs up
sven a G rl.H. - 10 .srt u-sL hrs mHct moe Iu.-f
uHtis % .att Ils i.rslt ho narF,r'as u'ra'f'.'
tsiFusd GO
WAX sruNAcUs AID rSTTrbLYr NsrAhs
,haab know vel tnH trrdies pro astlis - i'Hr 'he
bctl rsurrr nt sss--lrf aH' sturs 'r art t.' hca
VfHts Als1 rH1t sfgs " re yauHA' lit
Nbi.h sneri TIE buaau 'Ysetn. ad hut 20 ads -
tsHtsi.rst" thrsr uIssases
o. . 81 sus'l frrrts urnn NJ urt'tur't' Co. pauf
tsf into v.grdtt l.Hsu.tI 90 sri.e hn,s IN the lie
~ fnf u.snn restore h-silr ard b...u sgi vgnf
we efushsi AND h Erb srd 10 usnisb aNfHty ,h-t
ON nW. JACOB TOWNSEND hst -plGhf Snd
~ Nd hs urpHft#H.t. srt means g. hfug ne
Grand | Universal Concentrated
Remedy
-ihir he reach .rd o. t,s snaS lsivs Of mo ne's
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

7,,et. huge lcru -,r, vefc cs-,S 81 u,.aF on,
frs.re r.,'ls..' TRACE Frpf,-
Tie N'r l.r uust wonderful srd ssiotI.i ~
cure '.Ht eve r3,. To- u l.tlsu beng 10y a.,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
Grand Universal Concentrated
Remedy
Transcendcnt Power 10 Heal.

-thi- the reach .rd y Tho snop svs ofs' - no ns.s
h. that uiry iu.y s.fa aud know by lsful sipensnss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Od pf TrVr'enl l- now ,t9ut 90 years Of sFt ard
has long reer known ~ he = { IHoH aud biNtol-
FRFR 'rf the GTNrtNT pHIGLN-4L " IOUN-
SE-SIJ N.fRN tP.GAII Ia " Being puuf he WAS rom
PEELED o. .uI.f 10, ulan.lcture by which Moons 10 has
been ks'i uat ~ inpfr and The sHe' ccuu>ru Ia
those 1uI vlp hHH l0sed - worth and known it,
value Do t.a fearutd lhs esr of many. nrfouhrlest.
thec HsF,.0, % u bod been healed col '.rs osea'os,
and sawed u.a asath. proclaimed "a stcsHouee aud
Nsugsff.I
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

The moir thorough, get niid, Of any n N.
MARKET
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

HHI 80 g.. a. .stsr it.rts ~ a. p .t ''sff
80 s- rrtlrf T-.sr r..F Hr..H 'rHf n uHi o. -
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DRS.
ssss Zee af oss 90 AAU Fkrr. tkaI us go BE- ~
F.ElU - rTTEs ~ AVON a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
SWANS Celebrated Panacca.

FOR the CERE or
S1rotp'c Geacral DeJi5tV White Suel
ing, Rheumatism Diseases Of he Liz
er and skin, and az diseases arising
from Impurities of the Blood.
nnh i.e .flcis III M,rtnrN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

IN giving to the patients stimulants, such
! as brandy. whiskev mixed in hot water. to
which may be added teaspoonful of the
,incture of ginger or of capsicum; and il
these be not in readiness. they should give
one teaspoonful Of sal volatile, until reac-
ton be produced.
The REcovERy.-I, frequently happens
that this stage is ushered in by an attack
OF fever, when it will become necessary TO
avoid the use of s,imulants. and to have
recourse TO the common saline draught,
cooling drinks, mild diet ofthe farinaceous
kink. such as arrow-root, sage. taricca
mixed with milk. Should the head be
affected and the face flushed, cold lotions
should be applied and leeches to the tenn
pies. In these instructions have endeav-
ored to adopt the simplest mode Of express
sion. to suit the underst andins of the poor
er classes; and in conclusion. again wish
TO impress upon all persons the necessity
OF paying prompt attention to the slightest
approach of diarrhHa. as it may be the
means of saving the lives of thousands.
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A Chapter Oan Females.

like 10 look upon he althv woman--
she is prodigy in the nineteenth century
Wherever you go you see scores and hun
dreds OF spleeny, sickly, feeble girls vino
can hardly muster courage to make their
beds. wash their faces. drive an intrudinc
COW from the yard. Tell them about early
rising. fresh air and healthy exercise. and
they heave a sigh as long as the moral law,
and almost faint away. You expect them to
getup before day-to work in the kitchen
to breathe the fresh air Of morning! Pre-
posterous and absurd. They have never
seen the sunrise, and would hardly know
but the sun continues TO shine forever. if it
were not for the almanacs and their grand
mothers.
Nowonder that every year sweeps to the
grave so many young women, who have
been sckly and etfeminate, ever since
they were born into the world: and death
will continue to select them rs his victims,
till they learn their duty, and pursue that
course which insures health. strength and
long life. Our great-grandparents lived
to great age-and never thought Of lay
ing down TO die till they had at last reach
ed the meridian Of life.-They were stout.
strong. happy and hearty. Why! They
rose early-worked like beavers, and
never spent the midnight hours in dane.
ing.
instead Of being frightened at a mouse
at their feet, beetle on their neck, fly's
foot on their arms, in the absence Of their
fathers and husbands they would load
their guns, and shoot bears and cata.
mounts, and keep at bay party of sava-
ges. How have these daughters degen-
Grated! What female is there now-a -davs
had NO s9 Sehp rqR Re is saes Of oden times
outlived their husbands years and years.
How is it now! Widows are few and far
between. 1t was no singular thing for
our grandmothers TO have three or four
husbands in the course of their lives
Now it is the reverse. Men have about as
many wives-diseases OF late have been
SO fatal among the female sex
DO you know the cause! 1t is found in
listless idleness-inactvity-l hours
thin shoes-muslin dresses-a horror of
the fresh morning air, and delight in tina,
detestable stuff, stitched in pink and yellow
covers, which is flooding our country. If
they will do nothing else, young ladies'
will sit and read from morning till night.
that sickly, impure, and we will say licen-
tious trash. that is thrown in such abund-
ance from the press.-This shrivels the
mind, warps the affections, chills the bet
ter feelings, and makes the life wretched
beyond description. Let females look
into this subject and act like reasonable
beings. and we should soon see different
state of things. We should hear Of no
falnting away-no sickly constitutions
no affection of the lungs-no Opponents
and no suicides.-Colesrort
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II is well known, that the constant uso
Of alcohol results in inflamir, alton Of the
stomach or brain. The mantal cons,itu.
ton is similarly affected by unnatural
stimulants Of the mind. The BODY svm-
pathises with the unhealthy actor Of the
mind. and disease affecting both often sue
coed the intoxication which exciting ro.
mances and tales induce. TIE records Of
insane asylums show, that many patient
has had the seeds of madness sowii by in.
dulging the taste for slight reading" DR..
Stokes, Of Mount Hope Institute ri The In.
sane. states that several cases OF INSANITY
can be assigned TO no other cause than ex.
cessive novel-reading. Nothing is more
likely to induce this disease, than the ed.
ucation which fosters sentiment. instead
Of cherishing real feeling; which awakens
and strengthens the ir1ma gina:ion. without
warming the heart. Who has ncf met
persons whose heads have been sturned"
in this way-Quixotes. male or female.
who are better fitted for the dreams and
visions Of cloud-land, than for the sober
duties of a real responsible existence in =
sin-stricken, but redeemed world? Total
abstinence from the m Fans Of intoricatios,
is the only safe principle for readers as
well as drinkers. If men who make and
sell bad books. as well as the manufactur.
ers and vendors OF intoxicating drinks.
should find a retreat in the asylum with
their victims. the world would no. be the
sufferer. Wright's paper.