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RenOUdting Mixture.

EOR THE CURE of RHEUmATiss,
~ Scrolula or King Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections Of the bones, liberated
throat and nostriIs, Ulcers of every De.
scrlption, Fever Sores, and Internal Abb
scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blotches, and all kinds of diseases d
the skin; also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravated form.
This medicine is sngularIy effcacious IN
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by iniudicious treatment
In general terms, il is recommended IN al
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood or vitiation Of the humoTs,o OF
whatever name or kind. Some Of the
above complaints may require some tnb'hS
assistant application, which the crcon'
stances of The case will dictate but fora
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for The
cure of particular disease, this IS If'
most certain. 1t makes speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regardio
diet, exposure, or application 10 business
Even when the disease has become constr
tntional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture f'
never been known TO fail Of performing p
cure. The proprietor gives no long qOafE
ish recommendations, but leaves the neeF'
cine TO speak for itself.
DIRECTI0NS.-Take from one 70
spoonfuls, according to the strength anu
age OF the patient, before eating, mofnp'
and evening. Should it sicken the SION
ach or prove too much of axllve, iess''
the dose.
Prepared and Sold by
DR. JOHN Z. BANGo'
From Vegetables Of american produe'''@
To be sold at this Office.
October so, 1889.
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"A Blessing to Mothers.

Dr. W EuanS's celebrated Soothing Sur
Ups for Children cutting their teeth.
THSHIS infalhble remedy has preserved hundred
N OF children when thought past ecoyery. from
convuIsions As soon as the syrup is rubbed on The
gums. the child will recover. The preparation Is
SO Innocent SO efcacious, and so pieasan, that no
enid Will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with II
" men infants are at the age of four months. though
mere Is no appearance Of teeth one bottle of syruo
. nI DC uSed On me gums to open the pores
Parents never should be withou, The s,,,,,, -; -
nursery where there are young children: for II
chtd wakes IN the night with pain in the gnrs
The syrup Immediately gives ease by openins ,be
pores and healing the gums, thereby prevsn,;na
Commissions, Feyers &c '"s
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Distressing case ofserere Spas
modica4sthn'o, perfectly cur
ed bI Hunts botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space Of two years
afflicted with severe Asthma, which proceeded
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms of the
complaint followed ightness across the chest,
with diff ult and distressing breathing. During
the last year of his illness, the disease increased so
farmheIy to prevent his following any business,
having lost his speech, and being threatened with
immediate sufIocaion, until a copous expectoraio
would come on, which only gave him relief Tor a
few hours. The physicians who attended him, pro
nouHced his complaint beyond the possibility Of
cure. but at last Pro douce directed a pamphlet to
be left at his house, after which he procured some
of DR. Hunts Botanic Pills, and afcr taking a few
boxes he found himself entirely free from the com
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise,
even of walking forty miles daily, and having all
the enjoyments ofperfect health.
HENRY WHITE.
0G- OBsERy that the Label on each Box has the
following ption:-" Entered according to
Act of Congress, The year 1889, By UIiiiom
Exams in tie Clerks Office in the Southern Dis
f1fct Court Of Nec- York.
0C~ NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold at 100 Chatham Street, Neu- York.
wholesale and Retail and bu the
Reg ular agents.
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GER TIFIC1TE
Ferer and .Ggue cured.

To DR.. Hunt:
- Dear sir-Believing it duty owe you as a
successful practitioner, we'll those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknowl-
edgiBg the benefit | have derived from the use OF
your valuable Medicine.
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Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, E.c-
fcctudUy Cured.

Mr.. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored to
sound state ofhealth, through the efficacy Of Dr.
lIunis's Botanic Pills, thinks it an indispensable
duty to state certain facts relative TO the disease
under which he had so long suffered. The sym
toms were--a painful obstruction, with a constant
rejection of food, head ache, palpitaion Of the
heart, owness of spirits, troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tightness at the chest and difficulty OF
breathing, almost constant pain in the side, oins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much Ianguor &
debility. These Affections, together with an I'M
usual degree of 1atuIence, brought on such state
OF extreme weakness, as to prevent him from at
tending to his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic PlIls-they
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief, and finally realized perfec. re-
storal ion to sound be ath.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

most happily eSiabiisheo.
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10000 genuine Morus Multi
caulis for Sale.

xHn yuyuE subscriber Is now prepared
sc 60 make contracts tor The de-
V3& livery OF tins valuable tee (lor iesd'
ing the elk wofml IA the ialL A.
-- there has been and sliii all DC many
fraud. pracyicsd upon The unsuspscilng. The cub
ser,e, v,rrants lh0se now offered TO b OF the &c.
nulnc Kind, bis origtnai ssosk was obtained from
Gideon H. SAITH Of Baltimore, nine years ago and
are part Of the ,srs that thai gentle has Spo
Ken often sboo, his Stisngs, ociug the fret ever
brought 70 tho uuiitt States The tree has bssn
growing IN an exposed sisastion SINCE ifsl cham
ed ard being now acclmaied e pFeietasse to those
lately introduced into the country. II will also b
cultivated b. myself the present year aUd every
care all bc tAkeu IA render The tree Ep0e, and eve
~ accessory Instruction gven 70 purchasers upon
lhs cntvaston OF tie same, As tie Tee - 10 great
demand aAd the season abonl 10 close i0T obtaining
il shis year, those wtshtn 81 purchase @oad DO
we 10 sprak 10 ,,Gsc, aud that sefs aazy bc no dis
sgsSs:asmcuis . regular ilsi wsl - kepl ana this
Adsertlss useui discontinued a. lAs bambSt
atose-nausga - ukgn up. Tie sab.eribef All
also make cngsg cmcn,s sor tsw lhausard SILK
WORM EG6S ol lhc sno@t afpsosea ksnd nee fed.
The ~osms wllI be fcd ssclgsissly ugoo shr Mssus
MahhcAuhs. Al coz uaan3c&t.0es b. asnsl. musi
i pest Pai4 and al o;dsfs alasi te accossg anisd
b cash.
J.P. fRlrcaARp.
~ 20 ls3a. 41-,f
n y. fttsons Rre invited 70 esli and scs tbs tres
rbIic sru~ q E aaS jcdge ios themselves.
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k3!:8!!!lI!E5!;sl]si

WIZ immense and incr,..,a.
u ihese Pills, !. another prof. = 'sPal'iiiy o.
eili'y Of The old sdsg,, thai I'm 4 'as Iaiaid.
and will prevail" Other ON. S q Powesll
but DR. Peters are purchased ana o,. COS pulled
commended until the demand b, , - shd Il.
co@e almost uniyefKal u'ea he X
nr. Peters would imp,s,, nj.
pah'ic' that ~ pii' az 10, ! e..ss o2la "
bus seieoslIc conpoaad Il s,,as i.sA ns'e,d.eia
eeen The result, 81 many ,rsfs 49, Nnlea has
TO pfolesa'eN IN whieh g. r,t - \ 'asiiaa
aud hsees !. - As POPULAR ui,A Il, So 10Y 1st,
y ss ~iih .he FeoPls Al large. s''-f i3ea.'
One II ihe many peculiar y.,,ss..s,,
Table Pills Is, that whle ,trv - Ve Nege.
effects Ihsy a's particularly = ID a. :. Vet
,hstr action. Unlike ihs ra,.sssl,,, = k'hus n
lhs'f 4rplicasioa - nsser ausaast wrs 'S''''
grIping. - 'As''' q;
fessts' Nsge'ablc Pills are ncw ,..,,4.,,
uo~c sho have had en- opeo,tss,s, ! ''ese y
upon 'heir mefiss AZ an iGta,isas. Ft's 49, =
BLESSING. a'bLg
Wildcat an exception b. age q, ssa,,..
msase1ns has spread 10 sssA fas..,., 49, - y.
such autyrtssi ssissfaeiiou wa
frsparss b Jossph P,iss,ly Pss..t n n q.
igs ialxs,y street. New ypsk. ssss s.,s,.,'.'
80 Fas Prse so eru,s
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Notice 10 stone 1Ea>ons.
E illiain L.. Mitchell.

kAF soos 10 Capt. Pu,ees-e's C-e.ne, e
" Gas.asenL has On hand ; q . hsaasonely
e. ssea Gs-ryalFs or gafssgs Psl'etas Also a
: Aaee1 B0rxv sra sscoa1 bars tsig. any O.
eh be sal ss4 -e frU ,rfls laf Cs4 g 9a
s2@t tsas. Ge4t3esns1 wanting eaasea.egt Sc.
hrles s. isul.y use, val please call Ass scs Tie
Esete.
REPAIRING 41ac >, sbo.t ro;scc
u.s. -I4 45ff
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PEOPU~ SIS
FOR ENLfkGISG
CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Trr P--a-.s ~ tf.e a Y,eas f.g5Fsal orn-
r-.,ss - sa.. ~ -. ,a..r.ttrs ru5 81 So rrc.
$50 pElsss - traltHe -, u sep
t.n.sF. d s sapetssl s.le d has long teau "a.
6ss - s p ~ enlarged. ia. .slt Baa...e
e. azzf tss s1pessa. 1aa 70 splsss As.n u t5.s
saess sssf ~ e.s. taaay saUas. ae adsgis =
ss 10 e48ale lin 10 carry
h. @ as9 Cd aalll1a.
I6 s-aaa. i.gtt rce an9 fae ioesti9a ~
Chare.ts s4ta ts4 in de- God II g49a. md beng
s.ss ~ - 81 tar Z : Mm;. t. tataks en'i.
t,ss 1 = s respectable ps pr = ans other VIZ
= < t5.z ~.tes ard tae -irt18aeIn ~ country.
riss s a4aefal Is well e. otssr - o4r1ss i tl..y
d - aas.zsa oue psper Asndsgne.Y
aeacisss ~ bun 70 .t..f h8a polteai m.
nsss s taeg as.s t. Fsi known Bat although
10 5ss~s al = l4-ldsa.y Whj~ i. c9.1gns a 10
40 ! s.o-d u ilst caa.ils sc-tiofs from tho
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Land for sale.

FENHh .a-gtitef asn tsHs-s1s 81
Gsxska a. reugvlgg y Ia y s a tsr
~S as4 tgl F-H4i9n Cd aalra He -e-
ta&es, eu4.at-l~E 80 aces, g.aZ 2.
~Ta II Chsfisic, aa Tia f xzsas tcT,
Y TIE ste ca TIE P44ta 20 taQ r0od
D@ Z Il asss agta 40 G4csss4ty e4t-s.4-sss,
ace el 81 salrss-islelf r. tae tad, AID
q Fsaa - ao11 y cgsr-ed 70 susi fatelsaser1-
T1see 81 se-rs Cleared sr- - zae5 and b.
fsa s-ezs4a1 Hrl .r.5arr1 ard $50 szisrt--
Tsr@as a-H. O. p-tcllse rsa cal q ~ sub
- see p-ltsf 80 Ysea tae L11
I.saa a-s1s f>la-l4bg
DAVID yAS PELT.
vs 3 is1 s
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COL YARBROUGH Is HHiy snsi9us 10 see
hls "a fussas abd iaFmet caris.acgI Al Tie aaots
iis,rl esd pledges h.mstli 70 sFlsa 10 Palp' "a
tepcsr their 'itUA'0a, dss.ss ihrr stay, pleassu'
aua co1uiJ-iable
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Important Information


10 iheis ss8oiaR uiA Chelsra Aofbas, Dtersaar
Ssmm' Complaints, Coles. Cranp, 4 Sp4sns
faNIlE utility Of Il. s. BEgNARU,s Rsmtdg
n fof CAe4Ta has ecSted 10 tse pfsblem. IL
pefiehce, The ouly sure foundation Of Medicinal.
on all oiis' kinds q stos sage. has etssc,asly
eslsbs'ahcd what tbs adielous composition Of tho
Remedy, ia admirable adaptation 10 the vafioas
indications which ScctG "a I've course III those dis
eases d The stomach, liver and boaeIs. usaalIy
designated AZ Cholera complaints. led tle Pyonfir
tor to anticipate from lhc frat Ut al experience
ho~eyer, that 81 men tompeteni 70 Discriminate
accurately ard 10 decide ustiy upon tie f1rris ~
medicine. niust be the beat; AID With such IN
ils syer eyon the ngsl astldious 10 ihsss matters,
uusi lay aside there ptejudiess.
Tie indications Of cure afH--tg lfanquiltlr ihe
stomach aud bowels 10 relieve the excessive pnA.
tog and purgI0g % aiay The increased nfslsb,i.
y oi the ncsiIncs, giving f.se - Increased lsesia.
tallic ma'on TO relieve that tbnuuaic stats of tho
bowels which u often the attendant ~ chronic "a.
sea sometimes accompanied wiih inflammation
aud liberation; 10 overcome the spasms equsze
the circulation, and restore warmth 10 the pnt sct
remove congestion of the internal organs; aud 10
relieve the morbid instability u the Main and net.
yous syslep ;--sll Of whicii has be.. effected by
the use Of Bernardo Rsmssy fsF Choieru ocslif.
eaiee Of Which have been giveo At various limch Of
The efficacy Ia casss widely different ~ their ORR.
gin and progress u each ether.
afLook 10 The Certificates and directions which
accompany each bottle, they arc Tie bcsl evidence
ihasean be given. For salo b Williams 4 Boyd.
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NOTIlt T..

A IL persons having Ac<vgn.s standing v ~
. A thc t'rm 81 A. n " Alcrahsrr ~ ihe years
~ ard ., nfe SEgaesssd % SAL AZ Alr1aHdcr s.
Brothers, aad Gloss tie sahas rthtr ~ Cash q
N.N--tac cash ua.ld Be- pfsss5rs1. |, = Secsa
saFg The, cur books sbeald &c claeti ~ me htsi
p Jlig, and al 30 iAli 70 comply s'h lhe sbe9e
rce4es, 5y Tat tige. nay eHpeci o. Ca! their Sc
csapis ~ lhe haaGsos u a. \. I adt 'or s.fl.eueui
\ \ ". ALEXANDER
Nv p. 1899. 3s2J
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Thomas 4. IToiton.

PRISONS iolsing subscription ltsia si.l please
return, q forward the names on tHeia, by ;ht
ith u September. Ten per cent. sill be allow.
e. laose Who olaain solvent sobscribers 0ranY
ONE o"Alnihg Gye NEW ni5soribers, irresponsible
ONES aA4ll receive tie slG,h gratis
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DIR. e.. IL. PHELPS
CuMPOt MI
pDuATD PILLS
LAIfAELi VEGETABLE


H,EIIS MEDICINE aht~A has laea tAasauyGl,
II fss!r3 snt eggfvss@ - uaaty n cue n..~t
fgsperisble rHYSi, tANs Aa8 shseA b b~rs
= itz5ly ryegamsads& b. sbs .a. - wrN 81 hy
naesttu5s, oshrg fysteessbs Ea9stsaaass. = saa y,
erred q ihe pab..c a. enc Il ~ hxss 4lsrsnsr
sna C4ftari,s Medicines sasf alseevssed.
l. hss proved llssi. a. ss}ga slsL ,sn.sssy n
tayasss 81 ths Ssesss. IsssY. Sslsea. srd
kisaess. and il ksl.ssr4 b b. thr Aesa SssAafusts
~ C4isnsi tn FENkBs aaa al niLiUIs DIS
/. sSfs ~ pfterng knaNH.
Il taa a'so teen h.khtr recommended 80 IA
4att4stf q Caais let's AL I'll Eps@ru,e nrtsas-a.
2ad thgffiafs thu tesg rlsd ssfr that Trasg,!sfs
san - ~ cpun,rrsct ihs sstssss u exposure I'd
@aAcslhf Cimaifs,
"a an otdinary Family phtsie Il staaAs
4arautAsf and A. fs doss ~ ts.a saf eatsas
# zsy mfaers' stbfssrs rs4trrtf sta Wa ases.
Ailsa ieing WnAfsails mi.4 Il e#as a. :sarn mth
Psgffo fatgfg "a 81 caass aissse pst1lssac 10 fx.
qa,ttd.
Ias lsit acccnns n thta Hsraltsrs. sr4 ts ra.
Hefaaa tsfiAheaiss t'am asHttaE ussisd Ptgte Asms
Ard oshers, scc eco ,amshlsi stcthily pah4shea,
ia the hAats 81 Jsqscs II trf, agsni
~ Iar gntguasisd crifbt3gY u shss nirdttssr.
aha ihe eanstqssni iaetsastnx demand ~ ID, hes
in9oesd various iodiyidsss % estsent lhtF ~.
sPrsk 70 he pu-ls sndsg ths came u Tpsaaio
Palsi' others hsvB osly charged the uame II
il.fH naesfaEs and assumed thai a ny pgiis IL
sonHfqusn~c q these psacsedsuas. q has hscoase
nsraaaats ~ ne ~ CAUTION the public agatus,
the@e various impegtgluus As thest nrc All snla
- uuth cSa price than the rtnsfas, ssg.r Dypv.
glsia haye Assamea tha ftsg4asihtgjly II selling
them shsrc nine haSs bern orasssd. 7Its rsaEs,
e iHPagtani iaf 'bess ato siah The aflicis whleh
has bssn 80 highly recommended, and uhieh !,
agw pfsscfihgd by many Il oar ssfst Phys,eiasa.
e en4s9s 81 Dr. . pheips' Catatot,nd To.
aaaig FilN," ard 70 sec ,hst ~ name - yossu The
snveloPs q each box. Price 81 aae IS cents Ger
Boz. lo' sale W
JAS II ORR, Avsns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
General remarks relatire to Mofacs Life
Pills and PHCENIX BITJERS.

Thes medicines have long been known and
appreciated, for their extraordinary and imme-
date powers of restoring perfect health, to
persons suffering under nearly every kind of
disease TO which the human frame is liable.
In many hundreds of certificated instances,
hey have even rescued sufferers from the very
verge of an untmely grave, after all the de-
ceptve nostrums the day had utterly fail
ed and to many thousands they have perma-
nently secured that uniform enjoyment of
health, without which life itself is but a mar
tial blessing. SO great, indeed, has their ef.
bcacy invariably and infallibly proved, that il
has appeared scarcely less than miraculous to
those who were unacquanted with the beauti-
FULLY philosophical principles upon which thew
aae compounded, and upon which they conse-
quently act. II was TO their manifest and cen
si6le action in purifying the springs and chan
nels OF HE. and endung them with renewed
Tone and ylgor, that they were indebted for
'heir name, which was bestowed upon them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
A CONTRAST

All nations, from the remotest ages, have had
ships, but Columbus only found ont the way
10 America. Before the time of the grea,
Spanish navigator, people were only enabled
TO paddle about the shores. just so with the
Lille Medicines. II is but two short wears
since first ventured upon an unknown ocean,
and have discovered the precious object |
was in search of-HEALTH. Vegetable
medicines were indeed known when / COM
menced my search, but their use was not
by the use of them, have not only passed
from the detected invalid, to the hale, hearty
and active man Of business, but comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth. can
thus, with confidence in my own experience,
advise with my fellow-ciiizens. Does the rea-
der want proof that the VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES are suitable TO his own
case lhave on file at my Office, $40 Broad
way, hundreds of letters, from some of the
most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily Offered in testimony of the
virtues of Il GOOD VEGETABLE MEDI-
CINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been
nearly ruined by the fall Invaluable" mineral
preparations of the day, will bear me witness,
that the Lille Medicines, and such only, are
the true course TO permanent good health
JOHN MOFFAT.
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SONNET.
ny PARK BENJAMIN.

IT'S Winter now--bui Spring will blossom soon
And flowers will lean To the embracing air
And the young buds will vie with them 10 share
Each zcphyr's soft carcss,--and when the Moon
Bends her new silver bow, as II to fling
Her arrowy lusire through that ,apor's wing.
The streamIcis viii return the glance Of Night
From their pure, gliding mirrors, set by Spring
Deep IN rich frames Of clustering chryso,e,
Instead Of Winters crumbed sparks Of white.
Lo, dearest shall our loves. though foreign now
BY cold unkindness, bloom like bulls and flowers,
Like fountains Gash, for Hope, with smiling brow
Tells Of Spring, whose sweets shall all he ours!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

y certain remedy in oil cases of NERVOUS deoif-
| i'm and aredIness Of the most impaired con-
stitutions As remedy for Cr0nfc ana ~
| fdmmdforv Rhemmdfisn,, the efficacy oil the
Phnnix Bitters will be demonstrated by the
use of single bottle. The usual dose OF these
bitrers is half wine glass full. 10 wafer OF
wine, and this quantity may be taken Two OF
three times day, about half an hour before
| meals or a less quantity may be taken al an
| times. To those who are afflicted with indi-
Qeston after meals, these Biiters will prove
Invaluable, sthey very greatly increase the
action OF the principal viscera, help them 10
perform their functions, and enable the stom-
ach TO discharge into the bowels whatever Is
offensive. Thus indigestion is easily and
speedily removed. appetite restored, and the
Mouths of the absorbent vessels being cleans
ed, nutrition is facilitated, and strength OF boz
DIV and energy fmind are the happy results
For farther particulars Of hoFdfs LIFE I'tfts
and Phgnir Biiters, apply al MIR Moffat's Of
fee. No. SIG broadway, New York. where the
Pills can be obtnined for 25 cents. 80 cents, or
81 per box and the Bitters for 81 or ~ per
bottle. ns-Numerous certificates OF the won
derful efficacy Of both, may be there INSPECTED
In some obstinate and complicated cases OF
chronic and inlammatory Rheumatism. Liver
COMPLAINTS. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Pal
sy, Piles. injuries from The rise Of mercury
g,iinipe. and other diseases Of long sfdndinc,
il may be found necessary 10 take both the Life
Pills and the Phoenix Bitters, 10 the doses re-
commended.
N. B.-Thcse Pills and the Riiters will get
oil mercury out of the system, Infinitely faster
than the best preparations of Sarsaparilia. and
are n certain remedy for the rushing Of blood
10 the head, or all rioIenf headdches, tic donl-
eureur. &c. All persons who are predisposed
IN, 10 ~ nOTeu 4.r shOuld he with
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POETRY.
THE nyING nov.

\ AhE ~ tl'o W.
Il must he sweet in childhood 10 give back
The spirit TO its Maker, ere the heart
Hath grown familiar with the paths of sin,
And sown to gather up its bitter fruits.
knew boy, whose infant feet had trod
Upon the blossoms of some seven springs.
And when the eighth came round, and Gale
him out
To reve in its light, he turned away,
And sought his chamber, TO lie down and die.
Twas night, he summoned his accustome
friends,
And in this wise bestowed his last requests:
Mother, Pm dying now,
There's deep sufIocation on my breast,
As If some heavy hand my bosom pressed,
And on my brow feel the cold sweat stand.
Say, Mother, is this death2
Mother, your hand
Here, lay it on my wrist,
And place the other thus, beneath my head;
And say, sweet Mother say, when am dead
Shall be missedi
"Never beside your knee
Shall kneel down again at night, to pray,
Nor in the morning wake, and sing the lay
You taught to me.
Oh! at the time of prayer,
When you look round and see vacant seat
You will not wait then for my coming feet
lOu HISS HiC tilCIt.
&c Father, Pm going home,
To that great home you spoke of, that blessed
land
Where there is one bright summer always, and
Storms do not come.
From laintness and from pain,
From troubles, fears, you say shall be free
That sickness does not enter there, and we
Shall meet again.
" Brother, the little spot
] used to call my garden, where long hours
We've stay'd, to watch the coming buds and
flowers
Forget it not.
Plant there some box or pine,
Something that lives in winter, and will be
A verdant offering to my memory,
And call it mine.
&C Sister, the young rose-tree,
That all the spring has been my pleasant care,
Just putting forth its leaves so green and fair,
give to thee;
And when its roses bloom
j shall be gone away-my short course run
And will you not bestow a single one
Upon my tomb.
" Now; Mother, sing the tune
You sang last night, Pm weary, and must
Who was it called my namei Nay, do not
weep,
You'll all come soon!''
Morning spread over earth her rosy wings,
And that meek sufferer, cold and ivory pale,
Lay on his couch asleep. The morning air
Came through the open window, fieighted with
The fragrant odors of the lovely spring.
He breathed it not. The laugh of passers-by
Jared like discord ia some mourniul note,
But worried not his slumber-he was dead