-t4Li;;i:.:.:;.4--: ; A- ..r;
I- a, ' V' -
TIIOS. I LEMAY,
V - Proprietor. '
TERMS. ' I
three dollar I
I Strteiri,
per tune
kair in etlvaaee.
f7PnoH resio'inf Withoal the Stele will b
.reqairea I pay the ameaatof lb year
' aerptioa ia advance,
i KATRS OP ADVRRTISIXG. V
For every square (not eieeeillne; IS line thli
it type) first insertion, ana dollarieseotuh..
sequent insertion, twenty-five cent.
g-Taa ddvertieement of Clerk aod! Sher'nT
will . elt.rred SI per ecat. highers and a dr.
dilation of 331 per sent, will ba made front
egular prices lor advertiser by tbc year.
Letter (a the Kditar mail ba pot-.id
"TAe true Riches nf Life is UeuUlt."
-We kno that health and Ilia ability to labor
constitutes lha wealth ef ih rrcal mats of ilia
people in this, in nml other aatialriee, Ta
jireeerve theretore, lhat health by r-aluial oxen
I a (rind, moral and political scheme, ta lulfil
which require! oar almost attention. The aa
preeedeatrp' popalarity aad universal approba
tion wbicn ihte medicine has achieved throughout
ba United rkafrs. the Canada. Texa. Metice
and tha West Indie, fully justify Dr. Peter in
It and eoBseienliottilr reentumendina litem
ta tha special sitention af lha afflicted. ,
: Dr. Porter he spent maeb time in eiperU
tnentiof wito different vegetable raetlieinee, for- '"
, tllteasrs of the mar, ana now anera an vrjeia..
-rl ( Me I'illil ac tha baas, mot! convenient, and
' cheeped mcUcinotliat can Brpi eparad lot ten- .
ral ase... .1
Una freat quality of hi vegetable fill I taat
they hare the sltctative principle combined with
their eatbartie, or operative qtialitie aa lhat
, ' they not only cloaca lha ttomach and bowel by ;
fioi-gine, but they regulate lha liver, change lha
jnor bs.iIuoc, sircngtlKwMfcw Oigective'wr-' :
y "fans, portfy the blood, invigoratethe en-culatiue,'
ao'l give tana aad energy to lha aervoos eyetensr-:
They are mild and pleasant ' ta their opera-,
, tion.faad aonrey almoHimmeilmtc aoh iction ot
tbair euilily Irore their Crt daae. They aca ba
taken with talety by jterconc ol any agei -
an-l the leeble, tha infirm, th nereoot an the
lellcata, are strangtbened by their operation,
bcetic ihtr clear the cycteni ot- bad huroorc,
ejaiet aercoul irritability, anil invariable produce
aonnd becllb.
The eegetaMe Pi'.lc are rare remedy for ,
jtimdiec, etck'aad nervoac headache, dyiepcia, -
aoctioeneca, (wkneac of the NDmach, beaHlMira,
all billiom aomplahita, lever of all kindi, and
ft taken at th commencement will invariably
check their prorrete, and cava the paiienl frem
' t prvlrtetad aj dangamnc ciehneicTUey ara
invaluable la ae'reou and hypocondrieal Bee,
tioa, loe of appetite, and all cmnplcintc to
which female alone ara (object. They operate
a mild and rpeedy porg, and ara a aai au.
oarlcin reioedy liir wwnii in children.
Tv KSlof leiler trbm Mr Ijamey of New
Orlrnt, La ,Oei. 9, 1137. T bava reaeived
nock aswilanee ia my practice, eieaally ia
jcundwa and tellow fever, Irom lh aca ol Pr- ,
ter' lllla. f prrtuine lhar, on " an-Ttverege, I -V
:r prefer ibe otiejhodred boxe in a month,.
-JUtraet at idler fiom Be. Prlchafdof Had ,
enn N. "., Jane 8, 1836. "I wacawara that Ihv
; tV'er '; On Ol lha bel eliemMtc, ia he Cait-
ad Sictec, and latt attured iImI ha would ome.
dy (from hit inluajita knowledge M the nrnp
ertie of herb and drag prmtuea aa mko
' medieiiiei kail I matt acknowledge lb-t hie -
tetchlc Pip fully jnnd te my eapeeiatinn.
They are indeed a enperiormediciaa, aud rtH l
erelit lka npnn tlic ebemitt, lha fhiiai.
tnapauoanpuae.
Ks Intel ot Ivitcr from Dr. Wiine. ofClneia
twti, Feb. S, U3t Yimr Pill ara tnamihlent
VUimMjiJ er'l. .
i.aajl AeA, iwittj oowerlul m .
,3
ton, un lite ah) le. ai
ui iiciica en me iinpui n tec 01
Iba blood, is rvtilrntlv sen ihrnrisine.
Cztraet efs lexer' irons Ur. bsutl ol. Dalit
morc.Uea. 17, 1 930. am m the daily habit of
treerming them, Peter' Pill V "d ' lheyxm
' nearly all easr aoswenid my parmnr. I hsve
diacared other medicines, some ot tbom eery
good one, ia tbair favor, f " :
Aueuttc'Ga Feb' 10. IS39. '
To Dr. .Patera... tttr Fur upwards t fitteetl
ad Agaei and during the lime could find. Both
log though I had applied lo every thmg, thai
fiave me any thing like permanent relief. At
englh, however, jour pill, wet recommended
tome, by one. o I nnr beat phjticien, and I am
most graielul and happy m being aide to add,
lhat I had (eareely need 'two hoses when I found
that Ibey bad rretorad me to perloot health
iSiuw ttten, various mcmbert'uf my family have
weed them with equal access and consequently
1 feel it my duty to apprise yon of the last, aad
lo reqnest of )ou to publish this eertilleate, a I
am CHittUs1 to add my public testimony lo tha
almost miraculous virtuee of Tour unrivalled
meuielne.
Uespeetfully voor. -
) rn'isotijasj.iMM.
Cbarlotle.N. C Ja. 1. 1137. : ,
Dear Sir I have made frequent use of your ,
pilUin lha incipient Mag ot bilioui lever, and
obstinate eonstjnatioo ol the bnwel) elan, m lha
, rJ -Hk9xA the apleeo. ehronia diseasea nl
thtSMae, sick head-ache, general debility, and
nnd ia all ease have found them la bo very el.
leetlva ' ' J. I) BOYH. H.ft v
Mecklenburg eo , a. 'eb.Sr, 113.
' Having a ted Dr. I'cters' pills In my practice
i ' for tha last til months, 1 lkc phasura id grckig
t ray teatimuny of theirgood cffrclc in esse ol
dyspepsia. sick head-ache, bilioue fevers, and.
inner diseases, pndueed by inactivity of tha lir. ,
re. Tliet a a safe and mild aperient, being Iba
best article of the kind I ever awd. '
. - 6 4 tiKimuR u. SCOTT, M. n. "
The lortnwinr, ia from a highly twspeeiahla.
Planter of llurke eouittv, (a. July IU, 1137.
Peters' Pillc.1 have givew sbem a lairtrislt
Hearty threw doxrn bices have been used on oy ,
'plantation the last year their mlministraiioa
. has bee ettcaded wilb mora success Ihsa any '
. medi me I ha ever ased, and I taka pleaeuro
in recommending tbcm to my friend and neigh. ,
' :: botrrst thrt'ere hanrlr. ' ht -imd' ellleient, and"
'"wjwoe bat etraf to bo approved, -"rt. " - . .
....1:1,11 KH ttY P. J.OS F.3. tesz:
Cnmmnnieallon received front h rminenl llr..
J. II. train f Florence, G1. March 13i.tS39.
lgl.tofll.clliltintcni, I was called in treat
kasie.io the house ol a fellow eliiaenYMr. Uei 1
"""-where t towtrd hie son a ctidd af ais year oW,.
laboring under a mnct slarmirg attack ol Cyn
aneke Tracbrali (Croup) and apparently be- ;U
vond lliecid ol reined, H) iba greatest goad ,
fortune, hawever, I had lu my pnekec. h trudwo
' boa of your pills two of wbmb I administered,...
wUh aoch an fmmettialely happy effect lhat ia a ,
-": few minutes my patient was at- ease, and eat of
ilaoger. 'I'hi ease, in eonneaiioo with any nam ,
v . at your service anil I nave me pleasure io w
. able io Btfurm you that year inestimable mcdi
S rhte iabi such great lavor aitb the faculty here,
bst.l telle.e il.ere is cud Mie of litem ako doe -
601 alt U ia kil itrisatc pteetiee. r u.ostrcsp'y '
-. t....... ,.;.' I:-II, 1RW IX," Jwf-tfc
Thesa sfrinnlWiare and I justly celebrated
l'illc, are old in ltxleigh by U illism k Hj
- wnmt aad W M. Mason at Co., aad ihniugout
the United State, lite Canada,.Tei(, Ales ice,
ttl ,ba .West IiicIm-s. . ' - ' ..
r.i fi: m i: ic is ks-
UhUAMMATIDX-WI.en the most ' im
". pun ant funclioitt Id lie are suspended; aadthma V:'
a lio are lutein's by inheritance or impradmra ,
are reduced io a rU ploritble state nf aeivnuide f
l-ilitt., lltey sbmtM not escn ihrn despair, fur it :
ta um in il.-spair ihnt relief can be fund. tie. ' .
. I.H them ArM look arrmttd, and laying aside all
... prrjutlwe..ak . )ltfmel- thic cjue.titm'!! i
my p't) stctstn eaanol help me, bis rtipntetp skill -itij
tnty-reiv f.',"''' ' ' '-'
. Prrbap at lhat moment (lie beading of llii ..
ailtriiisritir.l. Vltpfl.tt'c life Medichtcs, would ''
cC.'h tlit ir r;et antl were thry'in troth dtveded
IliMtrvli pirpulkre, llry might- perhaps, be ni. . ,
dneed to htqitn-e whelher Mr. Moffatt s theory
l treat taetil of cliaeacr. differed- 4ron tliat jiLj
nir ova uhvskiaii. 'I bee would tbtn leant
t . - a) dnl difler, and verj widely and with mo '
., .,'rt rrsi l'i t. t - ,,.r; -;
CUUII VKCF.TA MEmCIXF, I jo
tit. icteric of all Uiis. ir hundreds if j ar,
I f- " , . ... i J .
' .. . . --,'.
" $iobth Cakouna
VOL.XXXI
before dial aeonrre "f mtnkbid, Merenrr,' w
employed ia the healing art, Phyikln aceil
nothing bat timple herb. Kvc) the Itibla re.
aommea-l a I We kilful pli) licae be who pre.
parelb hie medicine lr.ua herb. Wilaec Ke .
leciailieu, clrtip. axiii.
V $. Tha skdful .hjien thall lilt bit
htxli and ia lha eight of tit great mta ba aball'
he In cdrninlioa. ,
V 4. For h bath prepared bh medicine oat-
of ih HKRUS of tha earth, and ba thai ) wia
will not abhne Ihrm.
MOFFAT'S VtliRTABI.R UFP. MF.DI
CIXKS noteu qoalitie of the mod mild and
krueAeial nature. 1 hey arc omocrd of arM
ale tha most antl.pntreceent, caoihiaed with in
gredienl known a the oaly eencia antidote cor
fever of every description. When tha-diea
a produced either from old, obvtraeiion, bad
lir, twamny and camp (itaclina. or putrid mi
ectuVahcUter nlignnt or epidrroie, r by mh
or caae, these metiwine aia ceruin m tneir ;
operation or eRccte. They ara poted of pe-
litie which not only epn an exseace
1 tamo lima restore invigoraa the
rrttem. When art! taken lute the siomsrh
her ' immediatetr jljBuse jlrrsirlietUJi.!- ii
pur inrvugn evfy. pftre, prouuvmg ruccn u
onea delightful, acluisry cnil permanent. Ubea
the (park of lile begins to grow dim, lha atreo
lalion languid, and Ihefaeultie parcljaed, these
medicines are found ta g1v a tone la the nerves,
cihilercle the animal spirit , invigorai the bedj.
a1 re-animsle the whole msn.
THE UFt MEDlCISF.a beve-also been
uced with tha most happy toecc ia Narvont !
end dispeplic diseases, Uontuntplton, A t lims
Liver aomplcinl, Ithenmsiisra Jcliroiiie and ia
lammatory) Dropiiec et. fce."
ror further particular ol tli anave meaione,
Moffat' good Samaritam a anpy of which
accampanie tha medicine. A copy can also ho
bed on application at the office ot VM. I'tXK,
Kaleigh, N. v., agent lor w ssiaoi ma eaeuf
inc. . v ' !. r ... m
A liberal deduction mtt to lioo who par
abase ta sell again French, tier msn, and Speaj
ilk' direction, can be obtained, oa application
the office of the proprietor, V. D- M offal
la 36r.."ew Tork. SI tl '
Dr. Win. 15van' Ccletiatcd .
Camomile and Aperiept Anti
Bilious Pills,
For Coratimption Coughs, ma CoTJ. nrr
rta rt'agaaea. liver; cphiiii Uycprpitin. bi. - i.
Ikti( diseaeraunile. ulcer, female weaknesa-
amPall diseases of hypocliondriacwn. n spil
rile, palpitation ot tne neart, ttervoti imtaoi.
lily, ncrvoua weaknesa, nmir alnin, emina
Wekne, imlijrstion, lose of spnrtile, heart-: "
burn.' general debility, bodily weakness, cblo
rosi or gTeea atcknea, llatuleucy, 4ty clerical 1
fainting, htatericv headuche. hiccup, ea .
sicknrec, nightmare, rheumatism astlvma, tio-,
lukireu; cram,t, pssmo.lic allection, and
those who' are victim to that inoat eierttcia. "
tine disorder Cowl, will find relief from I heir .
Docl. Yl rvans' Soothinr Syrup
For Children Teethlng.l'repartd
TU.vtUrilF.KS AKO kcrsss.
Tkepasaag of the Teeth through the gam
produce troublesome and dangereuc y mloms,
l u know n by motlaet.that there is g al irrka- ,
view ia the ntttcwtt and gums daring Ibis process. "
Iw gum cwell, the lecretioo of saliva ts in.
reaacd, tb child is seised with ImpieM aao) .
suilrfea fit of arj iog, walehings. Marling in the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts( the child
thrieke with eatreme aiolcnce, and thract h '
fingers into it mouth. If these precutsoy
symptom are not speedily allciialed, cpasmodia
coavulsions' universally capcrven. aad aooa '
cause Ihediasolutiea of the infant. l mother ho
have their Iktle babea afflicicd with thee die.
treating symlomt, would apply Dr. William bnanc
Olebrated Soothing Syrup, which hi preserved
hundreds of infant when thought pact recovery,
iron being soddcaly attacked with that fatal
maladr, onnvulsions. T
AlCoal Illesslns- to Mother. '
Dr. I?. Rvun' (jtlcbrutttl Soothing
Surup, For Children Cutting Iheir
Teeth. ' ;
TbSiinfallibte remedy ba preserrcd bunitretls
of Children; when thuaght pact recovery, from '
ooavelsiona. At sooo ac the Syiup is rubbed on
the gum, lha child a ill recover.. J his prepare-
lion ia CO mnnaeat, so efficacious, and so pleasant
that wo child will refuse to let it gam be rub.
bed with it. When intants are al the - age ed four
month, though there I no appearance of teeth,
one bellje ol the Syrup should be used on the
Cm, to 0tee the par. Parent slteuld never .
wkboot the Syrup ia. thonursery where there x
are young abildreni for if a child wake m the ;
a ightwnh pain hi the gums, lha Syrup immedi. '
acly give ease by opening th pore aud healing
tlte guoui inereoy preveutiug uonvutstoas, ro
vers, ix
(gPrioJ Positive nfilieEjfcacii of
ur. Jivant' soointng syrup.
To the Agent of Dr. F.vans' Soothing 8yrapi
LtVhrjSJr-i-TJie greaj. bnefti afforded.. my suffer. -m-
leg inlsnt by your Boothtng ryrup, ta a ease ol
nrotracled and painful dentition; mast convince" "
every feeling parent bow essential aa rai ly sppH
cation ol suca aa invaluable men tome isto relieve .
bilaHl nlurv and Snrtnrw. Mff infant, while :
tcclbiag, experienced such aeule an ffchtgs, that
It was attacked wilb a. avulsions, and my wile
aad lamily supposed that death would aooa re-
leas the babe from anguish tilt we piocamd o
bottle of your Syrapt which a soon applied lo
th gums wonderful change was produce J, and
after few applicttipM lha child displayed obvious
aelsel, and by enntiauieg m H use, I era glad to
iotorm yai, the abild ha omplrtely recovered ,
aad no reeorrenee of that awful complaint ha .
since occurred! the teeth are emanating daily '
and. the child enjov nerleet health, I give you , i
rmjr cheerful permission to msk Uiis ackaowW -
augment public, ane will give any unormauoa
a tkisctrcamsiaitce a . i.,.
. . " Wl. JOIIXSON. -.
,Q3"A gfptlemsn wbe hs mail trial of Dr. IV.
E.atts' A-.Mtihing .Vt rup.'ln hisT.niity, ia tate
nf a teething ehiltf.J wfthe nt lo state thai be
found it entirely effectual m relieving pain id the
gums, and preventing the aonsequettea which . r
snmetime follnw. We cheerfully comply wHh ,
bi request. X. Tork A'en.
We believe el U (enerallr ackanwlettgrd b
I hose who have iricd.it, that the Jtuuthing yrup -for
Children Culling Teeth, adverlited io anoth
er column, is a highly asrliil article tor the nur-
Soscs lor which it I mieutlecV Highly retpecis-
le person, at any rale, aba have wade use of '
rl.do not besital to give its virtues lite sauctkiB
at thear name. ; Uoston Travrller.
- (O 'evert Vase if Teething vUh ;
flfitminer Complaint, . '.
ured by lb itilallible Amerirsn Southing Syrm ; '
id llr.. W. bvaaa. Mr, Mel'bercnn, resMltug at '
No I, Madison street, ached c lew day since a
the medical office ef Dr.. V. Kas, U0 Cltatam '
cticet, N. Y., and purchased a bottle of th Syr
up lor her child, who w suuVring eicrociaiiag
pain during the proses of denlitimt. berat aUt
uteataril) Ihreatrned with aunvuluona, it bowel
too were exceeding lose, ami eo food aoold be- ' -relatnrd
on the stnmaeh. Almost immediately .
On it applieaiioabe alarming S'ptom.entirely
censed, and by coniiouing tac use of the strop
Ike gums, the bowclf ia short lime became .
Powerful in rqoral, In intenectnal, and in physical resources the land of our airea, ajtd the
nALElGir, N. C
cjnhe natural. A a trtbote nf gratitude for the
benefit afTtHdetl Ihc ebslil, the another came of .
her own accord. cud Ireeljrssneiionedp'ihlictty lo
lheawev.' I'ray b particular hs, applying at
KM Cltaihsa streel, as there are several stun.
lerfeiis advertitetl. No ether place ia the city
has the genuine lor aal. ' - , " ". '
1yimpMmtit M Alcrmcm fHtildrea ffewer-
ally Sutiar much wneasiues from iba autting, ,..
of fheir leelh. IVbaieser dangerou or laisf .
(ymplon attend Oil proe ol nature Ihre are ,
produewd iavarlbjy from the bighjy irrltsled and ' ,
iiill.med cowliikHr wf the parts there lot e the
Srincipal loilications of attrearela abate the in
ammctlmt, and ta ceften, eoothe, and relai the
gum. If that is effected the anient j preaerteeV
I rem rabeewueat fever, inoculation, apssmodi r
emtgh twitchmg of trwdont, oroop. cst.ker, aad
convulsion, displaying their lata! oviceejtene. '
It mothers, noraes, orauardiaa have I heir babea ,
tortuivd with painful aad protracted drotub, , -k
and this notice attract their wtlenlian,'bey ihiuJJ- .
aot he cjelerrrd from purchasing a bottle m - ,
EVAN'S SOOTllliU Sl'IllP '
lor Children Teething, ibe hi coin parable virtu
of which, in cnnipletvly relieving the most die.
whew wppi ten niTt, miani sg'imc
SS directed,; i invaluable, 1 ba relnrdy has re ;
sirred tboaund of chiidrea shea on the verge
of the grave, Jo the embraces agaia of their die- '
t reeled nareals. ttiaeked witlt Ibal awful aad mor
lileruut matstfy conuliois. , .
. - . AGENTS. ; r
' Win. M. ,Maon & Co. Rilrigli.
g; Hall, NewbcrtK ;
J. M liedmond, Tarboranghi .
H." II. Mechen, Washingtont
F. a. Mawhell, llelda
Snotswood U Koberslon, Pcteribnrgt
C. Hall, Ntrfidk,
A. Duval, Kiehmnadt
lwis Johnson, W ashingtoa, I), C.
Mortimer k Mawbrayallimore.
- IHGIILT IMPORTANT. CAUTION
T THE PUBLIO-Cofe me titukct."
I10CTOR KVANS. 100 Chatham Mreet,
ask the present opportunity of tendering; hi
moat utifeigutd cknitwlelgemml fp tbe i.tt"
merous patron (afflicted ith the varioti
forma of disease incident io humanity) who
have committed themselve to hi care, and
be ha the gatisfaction of knowing; from many
living evidence, that haa removed Or re-.
1 liceaJheir reapectteo maladies, aa far a Kef
withinr the compass af human mean.'. -How
distrescinif to the affllicled i DYSPEPSIA or. ,
INDIGKST10X ! poicontna;tl the aottrce of "
eujitvment, nd leading in many instance to
the mrseriea of h vDocottdriaCism. .. Jjinr att .
haa been the (ubiect of lnquirjrly tcsetlioar
anlhort, it femairis involved much obscurity -ty.
Jaitdice, Diarrhoea, Cliolera -and Cltolic,"
I eo perform a highly eutrpnjou part ul' tlie '
drama -of maibid aHecUona. j Dr. EVANS lis
been- mngiilnxjy aucceaalul ta the treatment
of tlte above complaint, : by rtmedie. tlrava
e. t of which are for the most Bart icirra-
vated'by or rooted in the oonatilotiosv Aytho .
CONSPIRACIES of MEUCUitUU MU R
DEKEHS, UNPRINCIPLED, UNEDCCA.
iMrrUD AND .UNPHACTICED in any art
aave uiai oi acmpinie; to icau iuw rvwti..
on the road la rum; . i j- ;.'
- Ur. Kvact' offioaW auonlied Willi CnotOeeT
rrmedie from foreign mrheta,nd eooiponn. ,
ded on the moat cientific principle.
A Dhvsician is alwav in attendance, and al
those who come there in the hour of need, go
efT rejoicine;, . ;J ':
Dr-Wi. Evan' Medical Office, iuu imc
bam atreet. New York. '
rrj- moxe cojrcLusifE pitoors
of the extraordinary efficacy of Dr. WM.
EVAXSf celebrated CAMOMILE And
APERIENT AJTrlBlLOUS PILLS
alleviating- afflicted mahkind. Mr. Robert
Came run, 0l Bowery, Disease Chronic Dye
entery, or Bloody Flu,. s .'
symptom: unusatial flatulency in the uowei
levare'e-ripinr, frequent indication to. ro lo
tool, tenesmus, loss of appetiie, nausea, vom-
ilinif, frequency of pulse, and a frequent die- .,
charge of a peculiarly fat t id matter mixed
with blood, grrst debility, sense of. burning;
beat, with an intolerable bearing down o tho "
..parts. Mr. . Cameron . ll enjoying perfect
health, and returns htaaineere thank tor the
extraordinary benefit be had received, '
A PF.RFECT. CURE OF A8TH MA, FIFTY .
V FOUit YEARS STANDING. ,
Kffeetcd by tbc treatment af Dr. Was. Evsa. '
.' Thi is to certify that I wa attacked with the
Atbma intbe ninth ) ear of my age, and from
that lwe antil the oresent tear, a iieriod of Cltr
four year, 1 have been (object lo that disease.
For tit last five year, t fear had it-almost, iw "
eeisatttly, not being exempt Iron, it more Iba)
twenty-ioar hours at any one time. I had on
culled in most skillul physhmmsaad tried saany -remedies
wilhoat any relief. . In Jane last 1 com- .
meneed using Dr. Wm. F.vans ' vegetable medi. .
eine.'not with In expectation of cflkcting a ewre,
for 1 believed my care hopeless snd my dissolu
lionoear, but wh the hooe ofoUabtiog moment.
ary relief. ' Ue lore I aad used two. package I -was
entirely relieved, and I have not been at
lacked with it since. I aae aow say that 1 am
perfectly cured of the' ditesse. and eonademly
recommend it to all who may be affltet4 vith
thai distressing omplaint.
T . r SAR.H 8IMM0XS.
t Attgott 16, 1131 j,. JiJv-...i,' 'l.,:Z. v'l
VyASTBMA, THREE TEARS STAX -
Mr. Robert Monroe, ScltoykiH. afflictttl '
with the above distressing malady. Symp. 1
oms: Great langour, - Aal ulency , - dietti rbed , -
ret t, nervous headsche, difficulty of brea-
tl Ing, tightneu and stricture tcios the breast., v
..wsiiicss, nervous irritability atitl teltlcmnrta,-"-could
not lie in a horixontal position, witjimit -
the sensation of Impending sullocslion, pair .
pitstion ef the heart, distressing cough, cot. .
liveneas, pain of the stomach, drewsinrse, ,
great debility, ami deficiency of the nervous
energy, air. K. Monroe gave up every
bought ef recovery, and dtreueapair ene.i
th countenance of every person interested
i i bis existence er b'sppine, till by acctueot.
he noticed in a public paper nine cure enec . .
tetl by D It. WM. KVANS' MEDIC1NB in
hi complaint, winch imlucetl liim to porcnaae
a package of the pill, which reautted in com.
pletcly remtiving every symptom of hisdi. ;
ease. He wishes to any his motive for this;.,
declaration is, that tlnate alfiicted with ih
same nr any symptoms similar to those from
hied he it hiiVpity rrawtml, ; may- likewise
receive he Same itteatimable benefil v 'i
CT LIVER CUMPL.II.Yr. TEX
t&AttH. ST.tXDI.YCUr. . HANNAH
UltOWNF. wife ol Joeph llroane, North
at ., Witriamsburgh, afflicted the laltceara
with thrlJver Complaint, completely restored
:o health through the treat mrnt of Dr. WM.
KVANSj K)mptomc n.biiual conatipatioo
iifilte bowel, total In nf rppetite, ,rxcru. ,
citiiig pain of the ep'garic region, great de
" 1 1 " i.ii.iiswsswseMeseajaej
MTEDN'SDAT, JAN. 8, tS10.
prewsioii of en'triisv Isnpitnr, ami other armp.
lorn pt extreme -debility,, disturbed ieep,
inunlinnler.ow uf the, menaea, pain in the '
right aiilecouU not lie on ber left aide with
out an- aggravation of the pain, urine high
coloured, wild other symptoms, indicating .
grest derangement, in t he function of the
Mr rtrowne w$s attrndrd by three of the ;
first physicians, but rrcrived but little relief
front ilieirmeUcitir, till Mr llrowne procured
some of Ur. Win. Evans,' invaluable prepare. -lions
which elnually rejieved her of the a
bdve dietreiii ymptoms, with otli r,w hM3li
it is not. so esse. ilwl to intimate.
JOSEPH B ROWS F ,
Cf y and Connly o Kew-York, . ;
Josenlt llrowne, William.biiriin, lanr I -
land, hirtrg duly cworn, did depose and ay .
tliat thefttelcaa acl fttrth in lhejfcitiigAifc
khetit, lo which he h etbcribed his rame, -
are lust and trder JOSKPII llKwK,
H.wtirfii.l nf the said Hannah tlmu'ne. ' .
Sre1bfe.TTfirtth lay of January . 1 B37 .
.? PETr.R. PI NCKNEr, Com. ot Ureds. ,
An trtrairdiiuiry Curt, perforrord. by Dr.
Wm Evana, of 1WJ Chatham treet, Y
Mr. W . W . W. of 1 00 EWrtdgwaTrctr,- trt
laboring tinder a tlineeao. which wa by-many
physicutn conaidered Incuraoie, ana cetitii '
find noreliel from my ooorce whaieter, un. ,;
til he made application to ur. Keana, auu
placed liimaeJ! under hi auccenui course at
trrttment, frunr which he- began to lind im-
mediate relief, and in a few Week per
fectly cured. ;"r ,.'..'! i..
A CASE OF TIC nOLOREUX.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson, wife of Capl. Joseph
Johnson, of Lynn, Mas, wa aeverely afflicted
for ten year with Tut Uoloreiix, violent pain
ia her head, and yoroiting, with burning heat2
in the stomach, and unable to leave Jier room.
She emild find no relief from the advtc of
several physician, nar from medicine ol any .
kind, until sllcf ueneci commencru smg
Dr. Evaitr medicine, of 100 C'ltatliam reel,
and from that time elte began to amend, aud,
feel aiisfied if li continue lo medicine
a fear da a longer, will be perfectly eured,
Refeerocvcan. be liadw to. lie.lmh,pf tho
above, by calling at Mr Johnattr.' daugbtcra ..
Store, 389 Grand atreet, ft. TTT '"
!FAR ALYTIO BWHUMAriSvi A, ptirfe! T'
ore effected by thi ' treat meat -wf Dr, W.
EVANS. Mn John Gibson, ot North Feaith
M Wtiilamsbarth, atftieiadwrth ilicnaboea nm-r
itlaint for three year and aiu moolhat dunue
whtcb time hs bad tav use eiutclieU flit duet
ymntom. were es.ruei.tHig pal. .11 bi.jon.ls .
but csneaially ialbe hip. sl.oUlder' kfs and
ankle, an aggravatioa ot tha psms towards aigbu
and for. the most psrtsll tunes from' eli"Uil
haai. aa oh (lout thickening of the fuscia and lig-
sioents, with a eoasnlet lost ol muscular pnw.
ininra bava xmtnlMele recovered their nature
boa, and he feel able to resume hi ordinary
botmes. ' ' .
- MHo ANNE F.' KENNY, Tin. lp'
street, keiweea Stanton and Houston at, afflictad
tor ua years with Me futrewing distreccing ymp. ,
torn; Acid crudatioas daily MiatmoUie aaiae
mlhe head. Iocs ol epewtae, aadpnaiioaaf hr
hewn, gicMaaeaa and dimacc"wV etgwt, oowtd aw.
lie oa her side, diatwrbed rest, otter inability of .
engaging ia any thing that demanded vigor or
aourage, sometimes s visionary idea of an aggra
vatioa ef ber ditease, a whimaiaal averstoat
juHicalar nersoas aad places grenodl, appre
hcsiion ol personal danger ami povily, an bk
omeaeand weariness ur life, discontented die.
anietude oa every light eeeasion, she conceived
she aould acnherdis nor live, alio wept lemeel
ted, desponded, and tbewgbtabe 0''rr
erablc lile, never wessny on so bad. wahlre
qilent mental hsllocinslions. j '
Mr. Keany hsdihe advice ol aeveral eminenl
phjsicians, aad bad recourse lo numeroa aned
icines, but aobld not obtain eveo temporary alle-l
.i.ti mt s. rfutn..n Main, tilt her susttswl .
persuaded her to make trial al mjr
ment She ia now quita relieved, aad Bnds her-
self nnt onlf aanabl o attending to her dome. .,
liasffairs, but avow lhat she enjoy gona
health at present a abe did at any. period ol her,
eiistenee. -
J. KEN NY.hnsband oflha aforM Ann Kenny t
Sworn before me.lhl. leth day wf December 1156. ;
PETER. FINCK N F, Yi Com, of Deed.
,w s AGENTS. , ;
Wm. M. Mason, & C. Rt
S.' Hall, Kewbarwt . ' ( V
J M Redmond, Trbomogh . ' '
H.I. Mechen, Washington! f -.
F. 8. Marshall. Halibi ' '
bpotswood It Itoberstoa, Petertbnrgt.
C. Hall,- Norfolkt . ' ." '
A. Duval, Riahmondi - ' 1 ' 1
Lewi Johnson, Washington. D. Ct '
Menimer Mawbray, Bsllimore.
: Prom lb Library ef Health. w
SLEEPING WITH THE HEAD COVERED.
'Before tlvtdatiger'o the
head covered can be rendered aullicienUj
ptain, it will be necessary to state one
fact in physiology to which we have not
yes- ue iu. ;
The tame change of the blood from bad
to ijoudrrrfrota pure lo,jmpuerr!hich is
eflectetl in the lungs, is effected also in
tome degree, on the whole surface of the
body. Some "insects or Worms may be
said to breathe entirelj on the surface of
the totljTbej have no luncs whate
nr. , As we ri in the scale ot.exiHien
ees, to tnakes &c we berin lo find lungs
or gills, in which a part of the change of
blood to which we allude i is effected. Ris
ing still further in the scale oi being- we
find the lungs larger and larger, and - the
skin less snd less concerned in the change,
till we come to msn, and tome few other
animals. In whom the change : is - almost
wholly accomplished br the lungs. Still,
we repeat it, the skin, 'even io man, has
some share of the work of renovating the
blood to perform, as may he readily shown
by a very simple experiment, like the fo.
lowing: ...........'a.ii.- -:i;...5.':
When t person has lain several hours in
a bed,' closely covered lo .the neck with
thick covering say with the modem , ar.
tirlo called a cotnfiM-taWe'et a candle or
Utnp lj introduced oo.ler the clnthiog,
and it will toon be extinguished. The oi
ygen so much diin.inishriL. and the rarbo
nic acid gas to much increased,' as to be
incapable of .supporting combustion t;anl
by th same rule unfit for respiration.
Let it be also distincll v 'understood that
this change is wholly effected without the a-
horn of our iTcr4iont.t
NO. 2.
Znrj of the? brrath;
llioosV wlien the
hrtt'l i cntrereil, it is,
of courir, accom-
plulie.l tnticlt fatter, v 4 i 1
l lii tact, that we brraOie,n t were,
that i ta aa, purify the btootl and poison
the air with the who'l; mrrfsceof our body,
at-welt as by means nf the lunge, is of I lit
utmost practical importance to be under
stood by thoie un. mtam we urge the 4i
1 or kerpitg the skin dean) for Itow can
fiil-ki'i varnished over with dust
pet form ils delicate and important ' Tone
liooi? It is of importance to bo 4Ttler.
stotiil in order to know how ts eletliVour
ielvesi for all those furtns nnd trcum
stancrs ol our clttthing which teird to em-
liiria-ii orr interrrrtJLhiti!n
in us work ol asitin the lun; to puriT
the blood, Ore.; of Wlurfc.U1yiwiwMef--J
It U; however,, of sit 1 1 lihrher itAportance
that it should be w 11 understood by mnth.
rrs in the management or thrl infants.
not Ottlin rezard to cleanliness and dress.
put particular in reguru to sirep. - -
Fur, in the first placet the bed eloihing
ought to be ts loose and porous as it cti
be,and jet.at the tame times retain a suf.
Scirnt amount of hest, in order that the
carboni
to escape, and the' purer air to Bud its war
thrnujlt it. i Secondlj. The : cloihes
ouht to be often thrown open, and the air
under ihem thus exchanged for brtter.
Thirdly. 'ITie child ought never to al
lowed to sleep with its head .under the
clothing. Immense it the "mischief done
iti ibis wary we have already said, - by
ignorant parents, and even by those whnae
fttlt-iav-iitotwnariearelTHfM
ignorance. Fourthly. He should sleep
alone-as much as possible, eitherJn a bed
or t crib, rather than with parents", broth.
ererT wstert
never bt permitted to lnye i dotne$tl CBTf
imals, as favorite dnr or cats, sleep in the
Ti I .1.1.. . . .
oeti wttn nun a practice 7 quue too tow
roon i h " our coo n try especial I j that-of
having poppy it the bed -r-Tlrt child's
jUuUy poisonstht imprmonetl tir quiterrnt
i ejnuugo w.tnous any am fromons .
ct, OT fro.n Olher human boiliesj SO U
above all;
witnoui veins atueu oy- ni own
breath.
What lu been said in relation to the
4
es will at least be to-ih tne mariiienHenl
of childhood and youth, and manhood and
oldagr. Fires without flues,tantps,candles,
breathing, the action of the, skin, (if not
prevented : bjr ; tlirt i improper dlolhing,
See.) tad many more causes, will conlin-
wwpwcc' to i-Jeteriorste the atmos.
pnere at every period or existence. I here
wilt be no moment of our lives 1 when we
shall not need the whole actire force of t
free, vigorous pair of lungs, and t healthy
kin, to form and reform the blood, and to
cast off the poisonous carbonic -acid gas
which it formed by these ' important pro
cesses. " There will be no waking moment
of our lives when we shall not need tt be
constantly on the watch at least as much
Jas our circumstances and employments
j will admit against an agent which will
.'threaten our destruction, and which af.
iter we have done our best, will probably
gain, mere or less, the dominion over
OS, ' I -';" ;' ! ' ;:' '; 1 i:-'1
- Hence the importance which philoso
phers, In all periods ot the world's history,
have attached to pure sir, and the conces
sions which have been 'made proud .as
mankind have been, and ashamed of and
averse to laborin favor of agricultural
employments. ?' The habitual breathing of
pure air, with'plenty of tctiye exercise,
will counteract.' in no little degree, the
bad tendency oft host of the ordinary
physical transgresssions.
;.V PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
yifiikyiiniMCfSt tdtTctl To known
deferts in the rxistinj lawn, amt uim.
anal ilcMmigrmciit !u tho general oper
tiimaof tradpj :hafftdntinr-thv tart
iTtree yraiS inir1i.tcrrii(d ttiO riifUcnl.
tie attenilant on the i collrrtion,- keep.
iit, and iIisourHcmrnt ni ITiA revenue.
od CHlled fWtSt triirrespondin cxer
tiont from tlniHC having them lii rlitrerc,
Uisnmtr.j theao "' have been atirressful
bey tint! expertation. .Vast . turns have
been 'coflected and (.iftburtfd, by the
srvrrat Urpnilmcntt with nnexpectcd
clteapticacj nhd rasr trailers have been
retduy made to every part.of tho Un
ion, however distitnt, mid defalcationii
liavo lire u far leu than tnicht . have
been anticipated, from tfc absence ' of
aderiiiate legal restraints. . Smce the
ollicrri f tho Treasury and luat Ollicc
DrpartiurntH. we're rhtrge-d with the
custody nf most nf the public -moneys
received by litem, there have been rol
Irrtrtl aixty.iir inillinns ordollart, nnd
ex Indium thei rane t f tho tale ridlcc
tor tt NrWYrki tint aggregate amonnt
of Irtttrt atiHfdinrd - in tho fuIlt'Ction
laotKit, it is believed, rxrretl sixty
Ihniisftntl dollars. Tho defakntion of
lite late rollertor at that rity, of the rx
tent and rlrrumstanrrs of which Con.
rrraa line been fullr Infiirmed J ran
Ihroit-tt nil tho modes of keeping the
nii'tlir; mimev that 1iave lirin -tiitlieitfl
. er .
in titrmi l wai tlmtioguished by an
nrnrated disresard of duly, that
cteiy
be iiii--
lully relet rnl In as n test ol Hie n-nt-parative
safety of eilhrr. Adtlitif nl
infirmation wilt also be fuinisl ed by
the report of tho Secretary of llio '"mm.
ury, in reply In a rail made upon that
ofHrer by tle House of Ilcpresrtttatitta
at the Tax, unTiion, rj'ii inpr defaili-d
inf-irnintion on the auhject tr ilrfaislts
by public tiBlfert or agents under rat It
Adihinistration, fmm 1789 t 1837.
I'h n doniment wilt Letubmittrti to 3011
Ih few dav. The tetifrnl result.
(independent of (he I'ost OBire, vl.i h
it kept separately, and will be stated by
ttat'tf,) to far Ai Ibey bear iipnn this- ;
auhjet t, ate, that the Insst s wliidi l ave
been, and are likely to br, Btistaitied, :
by any t lass of agents have been the
greatest by banks, including', n rrqnir. .
ed in the rennlutiori. their d' jircfiattd
pnper rcrehed for.pullic diwaj. that tho
nrxt largest Itiue. brrn by dibbursing
oflircrs, and the least by rwllectorn and
rerriver. ' If the ttmee on duty bond.s
are Inrltiiled, they nltine will be three.
fV!ff tlLoaeJ? ibo'h Ctdleetott nnd rr.
Tlverii. - Ilur whole experience, llirre..
Ctrref 'torWaaea she atrongeat rviderjre
(hit the desired IcgioJatinn of Congrrsa
it iSotie wanting to insure those op
rrat ions the highest degree or arWt t r
and facility, Such also appears to ha e ;
been the experience of other nations.
From the results of innuiriet made br .
the Secretary of the Treasury In regard
to the practice among them, I ara en a
bled to state that la tarutj.lwo out. of . .
tweiity-eevrn fttrrign Ooernmeitt",froi
which undoubted inforniation has been
obtained, the public moneys are kept in
charge of public fitncers. Thi con
rurrence of npiuioh it! favor of that sj t-
(cm is perhaps as great as exists on any
question of Internal ndiniuistrnlinnv -
III the modes or business and nfllciat
restraints on disbursing nfQceis, no le
gaf h ahge" was prod ured - by -1 1 ans- -pension
of specie payments. The re
port laitt referred lu w ill be found to
coutainUomwbi-Msi'ftiMnf
in"relalioi.:i6:thiS"uu
my rrasoi: J"or btdie.v log that the estiib
lishiuent of an liMlt'l-ciidciit National
Treasury, as conternpialcd byjJip; jon
otttininrnTtsnrcesjarjrtfftlieTiafe action -ol
lhf1 Federal Government.- 'The uti
pennlon of specie payments in 1837. by
the banks" having the Custody f tho
public money, alio ed hi to alarming '
av dtgfee our ilcpciitlence on thuse losti. s
mended I ho entire dissolution .f Hmt
roiuterlion.' This reciirnmenstion has
becn'Kuhjet tcd.as I desired it nhoold be,
to severe tcrutiny and animated dii-
enssion; and I allow myself to believe
that notwithstanding-tho natural diver
tit it-s of opiuion which mar be anticipa.
ted on all sub ice Is involving such im-
rinrtant considerations, it has hecurrd
n Its favor at general a concurrence of
public Jicntiineut - as rottd be - rxpct t
ed on one of such magnitude.
. ..Recent events hare also continued to
developo new ubjet tions to ouch a con
nection. Seldom is any bank, under the
existing system and pi art ire, able t"
meet, 011 demand, all its liabilities for
dcpoMtcs and notes in circulation. . It
maintains specie naymeuts,. . and trans,
acts a profitable business, only by the
confidence of the pubic iu its solvency;
and whenever this is destroyed, the de
menti of its depositors anil noteholders
pressed more rapidly than it can make
Collections from its debtors force it to
stop payment.. This loss of confidence'
with its eoiisrqucncet occurred in 1 837,
anil aff irded the apology of the banks
for the suspension. The public then
acquiesced in tho validity of tho excuse,
and, white tho State Legislatures - did
fiof exarttfrom them . tlteir forfeited
charters, Congress, in accordance with
the recommendation of the Executive,
allowed them time to pay over the pub.
lie money they? ,lieldalthiii5li compelc
led. to issue Treasury JBotca, to- auppl y -the
deficiency thus created. .
--tit now appears lhat .there are otlier
motives than a want of jMiblic confidt-nre
under which tlicb-mks seek to justify
thnnselvra in refusal to meet their -obligations.
Scarcely wero the conn,
try and Government' relieved, in a de.
grce, from the difficulties orrasionrd
by the general suspension of 1837, w hen
a partial one occurring within thirty
months of the fit mer, produced new
and serious rmbarrasrmeiits, though it
had no palliation In such Circumstaures
as were alleged is justifica' ion of that
which had prcvionly tken.lace. There
was nothing in the condition of tho
country to endanger a well managed
banking institution' commerce was tie.
ranged by no foreign war; every branch
of manufacturing industry was crow ne I
with rich reward, and the more than 11
soal abundance of our harvests, after
supply ing our domestic wants, had left
our granaries & store-houses filled
HHMirplflS for exportation. It is in tin
midstof this, that an irreiunnnUo an i
depreciated paper currency is entail !
op.iri the people by a large p irti ti f t
thanks. They rre not driven t it 1 .
he exhibition ot a loss ol t .. . ; -
.
fideticc, or rr n sutlut n fir
their llenositors 01 liotc-ln.l
I 0 1,. 3
.IH, I t
therexctise themselves by a!!ej:ir th t
the current of buiiincss, and excha: ;j-
broke throii'li ihe rrslrainn nf
yctcm, and cannot, tltrrrf u r, lit