Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Emigrants take Heed.
FEVER AND AGUE-DE NEUvILLl
SPECIFIC

Emigrants take Heed.
FEVER AND AGUE-DE MELVILLE
SPEClFIr.
Many wears since the fever and arue pre-
vailed ia the French West India islands, 81
so virulsnt type rs TO carry of grea, NUN.
beers Of victims, and to threaten almost tota
depopulauon. he government offered a
la-ge reward for the best remedy. which was
obt med by the discuverer Of the prepara.
ton Of which urnlsh the recipe, and which
not only cured the disease. bu, completely
er dlcatod II from the system. ensurng the
patent agains n rem wed attack.
In 1921, the residents of Washington
City we're subjected to the disease to an I'M
usual and ala ming degree The French
Minister. VI. De Melville, who had been ed
nc ,ied as a physician, presented this recipe
which had obtalned the prize from his gov
eminent to an elderly gentleman who had
been luced to the last stage Of weakness
By diiy alta, ks ; his three attending physi-
clus pronounced in favor Of rs trial. and m
five days It effected perfect cure. II was
subsequently administered IN more than a
thousand cases with like success
RtciPE.--i %. best London Peruvian
bark, J W. powdered rhubarb | ~. salts of
tartar, OF. powdered gentlan and . drops
oil Of wornwopd, either mide up into Is
equal pills or what Is preferable mixed with
~ vine gassrs Of water, caret Or port, in
a bottle.
One pill or one wine glass TO he taken
fasting an hour afterwards ight food at
twryr o'clock boSl of light soup at one
o'clock pill or vine glass OF medicine m
hour after a lumber OF wine with toast or
sponge cake dipped IN It. or other light food;
at seven o'clock third pill or wine u ,ss Of
medicine. and an hour afterwards light sup
per. The bottle must be well shaken be-.
fore taking each dose.
The chills wIl usually be broken on the
second day, but perseverance through the
fifteen doess is necessary IN order to erall-
cate the disease from the system. The me-
dlcine must MT be taken while the patient IS
under the influence of fever, but there must
be- a delay of an hour after the lever has
subsidized. The directions as to diet must be
strictly observed, and the appetite, which
frequently becomes ravenous, must be re-
strained during the FIVE days. The prescrip
ton must be made up by druggist Of re-
specmbliiy, as Peruvian bark Is frequently
OF imperfect strength.
A have Just seen a case of successful
cure m an attack succeeding one Of last
year. permit me. sir, to make this remedy
known through yOur wediy circulating jonr-
nal for genera benefit. and Germany the
med cine should bear the name OF the dis
ungulshed French Minister who first ex-
,eaded It's benefits to our country A.
Destruction Of Grepio,ra. Col. Kinney
has addressed an appeal to the public dated
at Greyiown, Aug Is, IN which he declares
his peaceful Intentions, &c. But the part
Of II which possesses ,iost interest for the
publ Is that winch describes the agency Of
ih Nicaragua Accessory TRANSIT Comp nv.
anI "i ~ agent and Solicitor IN New York
Nj Joseph l.. White. Ia the destruction Of
Grcytown, last year:
He saws;
am fortunately. in possession Of letter
under Whites own siEn manual proving
TIA his obj e. 40 these .alschooIs was the
overthrow Of the then existing government
Of Gnyiown and the establishment of a
new government more plabe u the hand,
OF the ouplny. aud proving furthermore
t1ai il bad corv"rsrd with Capt HoIhns. 10
order more checmtlly TO consumate the A.
cmovcmcnt winch hid so unenyiaby dis.
unguishsd our government ~ the eyes the
world. The following Is the letter:
cory
Ole Of the Mo York and CRiJornia
Stem Ship Line ga Nicaragua
No Bowling Green. New York
June rs 1854.
Dear SIR ;-Capt flolins leaves here next
Monday. iuu will see from hls Instructions
that much discretion Is given 10 you. and j.
is 20 be hoped that it will MT De so exercis-
ed As TO show any mercy 10 the town OF peo-
pc.
II the scoundrels are sounily punished, we
can take possession, and huld II up as a
business place, put IN our own oili ers trans
fer The Juusdictuu, and you knuw the rest.
/, Sc 81 The iant Importance thar the peo-
pie Of the tuwn should be taught 10 fear n.
Punishment will teach them, afler which
you must agree with them AS 10 the organs
ziton of a new government aud the officers
ofu Everything now depends on You AMI
loIhns. he latter IS all ugnt. lie fuiiy
Understands the outrage, aud VIII not hes-
tate 30 enforcing repiauon.
hope 10 hear iiom you that oil is right.
Yours, Sc.
lSgnrd.l J. L. WHirE.
J ". Fabens, Esq
The records Of history. ! think, may be
challenged IN vain for an instance of more
deliberate and unqualified llbuslerIsm than
is here exhibited.