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MOPFAT,s
Life Medicines.

fkIlE lie ks1iciass have hssa nsst sllh 49,
= eess IL ainos sEery disease q shirA anaa-
kina i lshis, sad fsf bslilsss ane hEer 60
pkasaas. = - lkeir many xellknewa Aiteaesnla
Ill y snd siek headache. pain ard ap-
preston alter meals. gsdiinsss. dixziness.
sing ains noise in The bssd aad ears. dfas.
.sasss. AssrIhssn. loss o. sppflise. wind
spxsasa a.. Ehey are ara nowieAged % - vast
y saperaar O. ans fhing ever hefare sAsF~d
IS sas ,.sbiie. aad Cor lAose Ell fau kabsi e
ssIr. Issg Nlli prove ADVISABLE shie - .
esasFal fsmi;y speneat. fsF eilhef sea. tafy
eaaasi fail % snsare The uniEeFsai saiisfas.
iisG
TIE sss-sry 81 ne Lie Pills sas Flesh
Bnfess j. ssssi esEtsia. Il freely gisen % the
attack II fever. inasenzs. me1sles. sore
lhgosi. ieceni colds. wiIheouga. and osh-
er iaaammaisry disorders. Ia rhsuna-
lsm and ch0rie e0mPlsirs they hase also
serlarmrl tie most extraordinary cures aasa
ased wilh perseverance,.
STAGE ne & q ialr0daeliaa 81 Dr. Menas's
lie Msd,eines 20 dis fsllow citizens. they
aave II ssery case, flliy maialsined The hasa
character rssry 80 seildvseFsed. Pstiesss Naa
had fsT Years drawn % miseE.tle <1istsnee,
and ,aaay sho Rad losi the sssoffaeiE limbs y
rheamafis. q aad paralysis. have been restored
20 health, strength add cssnsart, afser all The
usual re,aesies had besn ioERi usesss. its
astonishing and alnast miraculous shsels
have also beea experienced. n The cure 81
asrsus ard Fkasnsiis pains Of the hsal ani
sss. parsissis sgseiioas. eonlraetsd and std
Oats. slsatu.ay Elee..ass, pains el The chssl
aaJ bstrs. eLroaie ThsamalisR, PslPiiasisa .
ia ssa,l. sigisuli TssPisaiisa. SC.
Bat II = unnecessary % eaameraie The ma
~ eases in @hieh these purely vegetable me
iseinss have been successful; but In - int
qaiEe. Why are they - unisersai In lheil
sappy sfEeeisi
Bse.ure they PURIFY THE Blood. ana
thus remove all cause Of disease in the sys
tenn.
Because they act roEsrlslly upyn the secre
lions Of the body. and remove all impurities q
1nee.
Because they do not reduce the system. hu
avigorale Il -thas requiring no restraint iron
pleasure or business during iheii operation.
Complaints arising from yitiated slate o
he blood are easily subJned By the powerla
ificary % these mild and saluiary medicines
70 those who are obigef - travel, Or a. tak'
aediriae without inlerTuPI.nl a business, III.
.ife Medicines are peculiarly useful. b. mil,
and sale operation. they strike q, the roCt 9
iisease. and qnickIs eradicate Il, thereby pre-
venting The fatal efects 10 which thousand
are victims.
Sold wholesale and retail by DR.. W. B. Mol
a.. SIS Broadway, New Yoik.
For sale also BY
ID. HEARTH. .7gen,.
February, 63
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United States Distric. Court
Of North Carolina,
N BiNKREprCY:

IN BANKRUPTCY:
Nolcc 70 show cause against the Peli
tons Of the following Petitioners for their dis.
charge and cer,ifcate as Bankr pts, al New.
bsfn, on the IotTth Monday in October neat,
VIZ.
ORANGE COUNTY.
David Fl. Gate, shoemaker.
Noah Hall, farmer. ...
Lewis Edwards, labourcr.
lsham Parish, labourcr.
Publication ordered. .. .
II. POTTER, b.. U. s. u. e.
June 80. sf-low
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w0IMS gHsaWGIESg
STARTLING FACTS.

HUNDREDS Of children and adults
are lost yearly with worms, when
some other cause has been supposed TO
be the true one.
II is admitted BY al doctors that scarce
man, woman or child exists but what
are sooner or later troubled with worms,
and in hundreds Of eases, sad to relate, a
supposed fever, scarlaiins, cold, or some
other ailing. carries OF the flower Of the
human lamily--while in truth they die Of
Worms! and these could have been era
dica,ed in day. by the use Of bottle Of
KoIInstock's Vermifuge, al the
cost Of quarter Of q dollar.
How sickening the thought that these
things should be-and who can ever for
give themselves fE not trying THE Horn
Ertsrnlinafor, when they kaow ihateven
IL the case was not worms, this remedy
could not by any possibility do hurt-but
always good as pusgasive-let the dis.
ease be what il may. How important
then to use il, and who will dare take the
responsibility to do without il! Let eve
ry parent that is not brute, ask them
selves this question in truth and soberness
Mr.. ]. e.. Ringold had child very
sick for nearly two weeks. and attended
by a physician, wiihoa, relief, when
Kolmstock's Vermiluge was given, and
next day more than forty worms were
passed, when the child recovered rapidly.
A child of widow woman, living near
the Manhattan Water Works, had dwin-
died for a month. ill near a skeleton,
with great dryness Of The mouth, and Itch
ing Of the nose. A humane lady, who
called to provide for the family, sent inn
media,ely for kolmsloek's Vermiiuge.
which brought away great quantities of
worms for two or .hree days, and the
child grew better al once, and regaincd its
full strength in less than a month.
Several Children in highly respecla-
bic family in Br. adway had worms to a
frighdul extent. and were all cured rapid.
ly with this Sermifnge.
In some of the best families in the
neighborhood of ST. Johns Park, it has
been extensively used. from the circUm-
stance Of having eradirated large guam
lily Of worms, after all other remedies had
failed. which was very extensively known
IN that part Of the city.
A physician Of standing, had doctored
a family Of children some weeks, without
being able 10 restore but one out Of seven
to health. He had the liberaIity to send
for Kolms'oek's NeGmiIuge. and cured
the rest with it in less than week.
In numerous cases other complaints
were supposed 10 exist. and the persons
treated for fever, &c but finally trial of
this Vermlfiige discovered the true cause
OF the sickness, by bringing away almost
an innumerable quantity of worms, large
and small. and the persons recovered
with great despatch. Instances Of this
kind might be cited to an immense extent
bat il is useless, one trial for twenty-five
cents will show any one with astonish-
men! the certain effects of this Vermiluge.
CAUTIoN-Never buy this article un
less it have DIR. KoImstock's Vermi-
(nge" handsomely engraved on the out
side label, and The fac smile of Comstock
e. Go.
+. IT For sale in Hiilsbo'onsh by d. Heart;
IN Oxi"rd by Georg" +. Taylor; IL GreensLo.
rough by j. & Il SlUan- only agents.
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HILLSBO RO.UG II, N. L.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny sUESNIS IiEAGTT,

ar THREs' DoILs yEAn, on TWO poLLAH'
FiFrY CENTS ~ RAID IN AtrAscs'
Those who do moi give no;ire Of their WI"
10 have their pancT discontinued st the cAph".
tion of tho year, will be presumed as tes'nps
ia .oalianaace uniil .ounicTmsOdcd --And ~
paper will lie discontinued initial arrfsraets
are paid, unlcss.at he option Of the rubas"e''
Advertisements ani exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar Tor The lirsi, and twenty five GEMS
for each subsequent insertion; longer "nes :"
proportion. curt advertisements tweniy hse
per cent higher. dcdn tion ol3;s per a.
will be made 10 advertisers by the zeal.
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Thinning & Sheet-Iron
Business.

FfsaE sabseFibeF wasld iafa,m The eii'Eeas
II afOFange and the adiaiaine eoanties. ,hai
he has esmasnred The above business "a al
iis Sansss bfsalhrs. n the iowa u Hiiisso
F.sagh. where be inirnds kerfins % hsnd an
ss@sslmeni 81 the above ware u good nsie
rails ard uark maaship. aid - pEites q sui
the times. ne viii aisa alisna 70 Gnl,..ias
and CUFfring n susrs. repairing Stills. aEd 81
klads 81 topper ORR, and repairing u AL
kincs al Metal Moik.
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ugiacaI Pain Extractor
ABSOLUTE HEALrALI.


IN Olll trills. and al successful.
lU,Voo prose DAI.LEYss MACI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR iaeslimzbls.
Il nos oaly cures quicker. hns gives 10 ad-
disional pain. nor leaves = scar. Ere =
positively rrndsfed harmless. so has
besn offered SIN monlhs 10 any person 70
snrning an empty box. sd saying thai al
agony on annoiniing i not exiracird - =
fsw minutes. yel not one ifom ihousas&s
ofsrials since has claimed The bonus. Ia
rents anxious 70 guard against gepersi M
iaries and save money. lime, iofture and
life. and prevent their Ofspnng from be-
ing disigured By bnrns. OF even small
pox puslules. "a possessing The ensisble
power 10 Replace Inc eellular organs de-
slroyed.l co 10 50 By obtaining his in
imilable sslEe. Many deeply burnt cases
in llse city can be seen, and one entire
lsee burnt over and wounded three dis
'lincl times IN the same spot while heal
ing. vet in no case can be traced The least
ciealriee or mark For al kinds Of hurts,
lie rapid. soothing effects. are alike i'm
poFlaal: even sore ewes. all inflammalions
and broken breasts would be unknown.
The toilet and nursery, for clearing the
skin Of pimp.es, removing chale. de-, viii
iind il indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish FOR il the sovereign
heal-sll quality. Alier this notice, heads
Of families allowing fortunes Tor months.
and ultimately distorted features. can ne
yer wipe away reproach, justly uttered BY
disabled child, for Heglec.ing 10 triumph
over ere.
"Eaiered according 20 sei Of Congress. A.
n 1871. by co.asioek & Co. IN the Cleik . oi
iice OF the Dislih't Cont Of the United States
Iss the Southern District d New York."
Frauds beginning upon Daaey's Magical
Pain Extractor. render Il absolutely necessa
~ that the name Of camstoek & Co, be found
on every package; Tor the use ii coualer-
fell might ruia one Do moi forget 10 look ioI
that name. AMI syoid il as you would poison,
lf Comsinck & Cos fac-simile i not on u
We are obliged 10 be on our guard agaiasl VII
lainy ~ al places.
Bay oaly &c the above firm, whose power u
lireeE0gable Tor twenty vrars
HENRY DALEY.
,TF0r sale 10 liillsborough. N. c., by D.
Heart; IN Oxford. BY George 2. Taylor; ia
GreeasboroDqh, byJ SR. SsosR- ealy aaenis
Feb nary Is. Ga
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Decentralization.

HI EquIly-lnJunciioh.
James S. S'nitn RS. Nancy wonaek, Jssob r.
N0macs, and oih,rs.
4 T appearing by tie sfli lawn Of james 8.
I Smith, thai Jarob r. homaek aud Macy
mis- wife, and their cbl Jren. II "a J. " omack
nov the wife Of Alexander n. Murphy, Edwi
r. Womack, WIN. J. wpmack, Thomas No.
mack, James womack, Jphn Homack, Aana
Jane and her husband, aud VI. Wnmark, are
not inhabitants Of this state, 50 that Process
saanot be served on them, they are hereby
notified 10 app. ar al the next term OF This
Court, 10 be held forth county Of Orange, al
the court hnuse ia Hill borough. on The second
Mordsy of Sep,emhf next. aud plead, answer,
OF dennF. or the bill viii be taken pro comics.
50 as 20 them, and set down Tor hearing ~
parie. This notice TO be published six weeks
ia the Hi sbo,ough Recorder.
JAMES WEBB, C. & N.
Priae adv. 81 SOL S.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather Rest0rer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, tina, skins and
;" hides are converted into leather by
the use Of 'rannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
Tanuin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. 10 restore
then life, softness, moistness, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, fy, or
blisier-restore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which pene,ralss the stiilest and hard
est leather, If il has been twenty years in
use; and Git tears easily with the fingers,
il ilnparis at once strength that is utter
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes like
nep leather, in all respects, with de-
lighlful soitness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperUi-
Gus 10 water--pariicularly boots, shoes.
carriage-lops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has. and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
lhose WIN will may wear old shoes.
groan with cOras, ride with cid earriage-
tops-haYe old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about tism-expPud double what
is necessary iur articles Of leather, 10 their
hearts content, if their preiudices ale so
strong tLev will not try Few discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with the Fac
smile signature Of Consteck & Co.
| fEP For sa'e n .lilishorrugh n C.. by D.
iieartt; in Oxford, ky Gtnrrr r. Tayini; 10
Green-bor""ai', by J, \ sioan--oni, agents
February %. e.
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STATE or NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Micklc & Norwood .us Nancy Clancy, and
others. ..~s

Original . Ill Equity.
a NDREW MlCKLE, one Of the complain.
aats, having made oath before me that
Levi " Young and his child Thos. e. Youp.
are moi inhabitants Of this state, 81 thu, ptu.
cess cannot DC served on them; they are here.
by not fled thai u Iess they appear al the nc xt
term oi lhc Cort at Equity. 10 be held Tor ihc
county &c q anee, on Tie sccond iondny &c
September next, al The rouit house IT, Hills.
b,r,ngl,, aud plead answer. ir ,le.nnr, the hill
will be taken pro conlrs,o aud set down CIR
hraiiag aad heard tx parie ast, them
JAMES WEBB, g. & N.
Price adv. 81 10. 81 sw
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- All those indebted 10 The late firm
Of Parker y Nelson. AID 10 William Nelson,
either by note or account, are earnestly re
quesied to pay up, as Ionser indulgence can
nut be gwen.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Nav 10. H.
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20 Boxes best Fayetteville CAM
Dl.ES .
g Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The abnve articles hav- been consigned 10
Us, aud viii be cold for Cash lover than the
market pr, es.
Ca hand, and will be constantly KEPT
supply Of the best CORN MEAL.
A. MICKLE.
Januaryfi
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TO FARMERS.

TOME with any Of the following products
cf your farms, aud you shall have for the IN
Groceries al cash prices. via:
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers.
A. MlCKI.E.
January 10 Is
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Groceries! Groceries.
|" A Fresh supply. -
SlllE ssbsenbsr has lusl screwed .
fresh supply q GROCERIES. ~hieh
have besn selected wslh grsai care. and
wll be sold los fof essh. These who
uish 10 pfocsrs good articles On very rsa-
sonabls terms. IRE Eespsesiully rgusslsd
% sise hin q cal. lis STOCK il con-
prised II pafs d he following;
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HENRY DALEY.

HFor sale 10 lIlllsborongh. N. c., by d.
Ilearit; IN Oxford. BY George 2. Taylor; in
GreeasboroBqh, byJ SR.Slosa- enly agents.
Feb nary Is. 62-
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May 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02

pat /, off for three days. You need time
for reflection.
Never beg fruit, or any thing else you
can produce by the expenditure of little
time or labor. 1t is as reasonable to ex
pect man to give away the products o!
his wheat fields, as Of his orchard or frui,
garden.
II you keep your sheep and cattle in
your meadows until June, dom, complain
because you are compelled TO purchase
hay for your stock.
The man who uses good seed, has a
good soil, and works it in good season,
rare y fails of having good crop 10 re-
ward his toll.
Never forfeit your word. The saving
in truth, of any farmer, This word is as
good as his bond" is worth more to him
than The interest of $4,000 annually.
ALBANY Cutipator.
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not to fire again in the direction of thu
animal, forced "A way through the reeds
at one side, and, making kind ofcircuit
came in before it; and few repetitions
oi his gave us the victory. We coult
now examine the creature with safety
We found that good par; of our sho
had lodged about its head and neck, and
would probably have proved fatal to il,
even II we had left it to its fate. con.
less 1t was not without shudder that
handled and examined ii, when though,
how nearly ! had escaped from furnish
ing it with meal
We set ourselves 10 work, not without
d''ncn''y did we succeed in dragging the
hn-e oa.case IL the edge OF the stream.
aid N emharfing it in one Of the canoes,
t" whirh II iorneda pretty fair loading.
1t was NOT lar from sunset when The expe-
dl'lon landed on the hanl, near Heinvaull's
house. lie soon got sufficient assistance
III conveying the carcase up, and in de
posting it in place of safety. On mea
suriag il, we found it to be nearly forty
icel III length, and of proportional thick
ness. MIR. lleinvaull informed me that it
was the largest he had seen killed, al
though he had often seen others under
circumstances which convinced him that
they must have been OF far greater size.
II was not until | was seated at late
dinner, that ! felt my self overcome with
the unusual exerrion had undergone OH
so sal'ry and oppressive a day. But as
I'll" evening wore on completely recov-
e'"''; aad never do | recolIect spending
more agreeable one. The adventure,
however, and the Consciousness of nv
escape, must have been deeply impressed
upon my mink for, during some months
after, often started from my sleep with
the cold sweat upon my brow, imagining
myself cras' ed and expiring in tbs en-
brace % a aorrid reptile
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CARROLL CouETY--'rhe locolocos Of this
county have split upon the rock ofrepudiaton
On Saturday the 18th inst. they held a conven-
ton at Westminster, at which reputation tick
ct was selected notwithstanding tho strenuous
opposition Of number of the leaders Of the
party in the county, among the rest Elias Brown
Esq The anti-repudiators with him at their
head Withdrew from the convention, and held a
separate meeting, at which they resolved ''that
the honor of the State ought to be held sacred
and by every possible excrtion be sustained un-
impaired and unspotted," and that they woild
not consent to support the repudiatng candi-
dates. They also expressed themselves in favor
of seling the Public Works at some practicable
price, and of curtaling the expenses of the state
as far as possible. They then resolved to hold
meeting on Monday next, to select four can
didates who are opposed to reputation.
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a GOOD d NuGn'rER.

4 good daughter! There are other
ministers Of love more conspicuous than
htr.--but none in which gentle, love
lier spilit dweIls and none to which
,El" hearts warm reqni'als more iovfulIy
respond. There is no such thing as a
c"m,asag We estimate Of IA PARENTS love for
one or another child There is Iilsle
Whch he needs to cuvet. to whom the
treasure of good child has been given.
Blu. a sons occupations aud pleasures
amongst Temptations, "uirr nu'"'y ~.
mi, the affection tina. is following him,
perhaps over half The globe. to be Who'll
ly unmingled with anxiety, until the time
when he comes to relinquish the shelter
of his fathers roof for one of his own
while a good daughter is the steady light
of her parents house. Hes idea is indisso-
Iubly connected with ihat Of his happy
.ircsde. She is his morning sunlight
and his evening star. The grace, viva
city and tenderness Of her sex have their
,lace in the mighty sway which she holds
over his spirit. The lessons Of recorded
vision which he reads with her eyes,
come TO his mind with new charm as
blended with the beloved melody of her
voice. lie scarcely knows WEAKNESS
which her song does hot make him for
get. or gloom which is proof against the
| Young brightness Of her smile. She is the
| pride and ornament Of his hospitality
.nd the senile nurse OF his sickness. aud
| he constant agent in those nameless
numberlcss acts of Kindness, which one
chiefly cares 10 have rendered because
they are M retending but expressive
proofs of love. Aud titen wha; cheer.
iul sharer she is, and what a" able light
ner OF her mothers cares! What al
ever present delight and triumph to {
mothers affections! Oh, how lille dc
those daughters know of the power which
God has committed to them, and the hap
D ness God would have them enjoy, wh'
do no, every time that patents ey'
rests upon them. bring rapture to pat
ent's heart. A true love viii almost Ger
tainly always greet their approaching
loolsleps.-rhat they will hardly ALLEVIATE
But their ambition should be, not to hav'
it love merely, which feelings implant
ed hv nature excite, but one made INTENSE
and overlooking, by appreciation OF wor
Inv conAuct.-and she is strangely bl'n
to her own happiness, ,s we'll as undutl
fnl to them to whom she owes the mos
n whom the perpetual appeals of paren
tai dsiulerestedncss do not call forth tn
prompt and full echo Of flial devotion.
DR.. PuIay.
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DeaihJrom the absorption Of Dceomposed .7nimag
.matter.--The Baltimore Sun one day last week
ga e an account Of the death Of a man named
Robert Twigg, then believed to have died from
poison absorbed through "a slight sore in his
hand" while SHINING cow supposed to have
died of poison, imbibed from water in the ycin-
tx oa Of TO f,h Hs ssms f dssS and h @ sss
where the COW died, were examined by DR.. Dur
kee, who came to the conclusion that her d oath
was not occasioned by the effect Of poison, but
that the disease (which she died and which kills
cattle annually in that region, dis caused by the
sudden development Of vegetable matter, as the
various descriptions Of fungi, &c, which er. :.
bout as suddenly docomposod as produced. 49,
Tho Sun concludes thus: "Be this as it may The
subject seems worthy the attention ofthose betz
ter qualified than ours eives-say the members OF
the medical profe saon--to trace the fatal effects
to their real causes I. is Of in terest also to
m ilkmen, butchers ard farmers
Of the three men engaged in skinnIng tho COW
referred TO above, one, as our readers know, has
died; another was yet very unwe!i on Saturday.
and the third had nearly recovered These had
either slight wounds or ulcers on their hands
or fingers; others engaged, and the skin of whose
hands was whole, were not at all affected. This
difference in result s easily accounted for by the
we'll known fact, that the dccomposing juices o!
either the human, or any o:hos animal body, II
introduced into the system through any wound
OF opening in the skin, produce the most terrible
| effects and in most cases use death; and TINS
too, though the animal itself may have died .
natural death. Indeed many surg cons have ios
their lives in this way; and SO cautious are surgi-
cal practitioners, that they sometimes refuse te
act in post mortem examinations, or taken any
but an advisory part, il they happen to have but
| a slight scratch on the hand
It may be we'll to advise persons whose bust
ness is to skin animals, or 10 hanGle fresh hides
to grease or oil their hands before commencing
operations. The oil fills the pores of the skin
and prevents, or tends to prevent the absorption
of any poisonous fluid"