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Cumberland SheriR,s Sale.

~ZILL-be sold at the Court House door in the town
wv. ofFayeiteville, Cumberland county, North Car
olina, on the first Monday in May Rsxt. Che following
tracts of Land much thereof will pay the tax
due for the year lS43 and cost of advertising to wit
224 acres, Labon Dudly, Lelland's creek ~ =
200 do William Holder, Fish creek
100 100 do George oR Holder r'jr Upper l. river
100 do There Holder, do do s;
90 do Daniel Mcdonald, Campbell's creek
100 do Malcom Smith, waters of Juniper
100 do do do waters of Upper L, river
l25 do Drelvey Stewart, Cedar creek
462 do Maderson Turner, Campbells creek
a = 80 do John Wilson, Lellen's creek
zoe do Henry johnson, Dry creek '..-rr' -"
l7S. do do do Long branch $3.50 ~
SEQ do do =. do for heirs OF Ben Johnson,
[Black river
.,' Ie5 do Thomas Young, Black river .....-..
40 do Nicholas Bryant Daniet's Shaw - -,
,l3S "a James Colvi!, Black river .. -.
15o do :. do do for estate Of Wm Colyil,
- Joins D Shaw and others
$50 do do, do, for estate OF VIM colvi!.
@ +sfsA@''rr - ' Joins Lovet Royals and others
$50 do do do Tor estate of VIM colvil,
= 40 do do % for estate Of WIN co,vil, on
''1 S6 do do i2 do for estate of VIM Cofvil.
go IT. }#ce ss fse> = .a,t Joins Lovet Royols
fs,r So do do do, for estate Of. Wgn Colvil,
200 do, Etheldred Moore, Black river -. k
u so do ex. N6TrTs.1.' do -cl sl-aip 81
or 75 do Jnah Smith, jr1 e5 do. 5s,f5-.3 t-ss>
cd 200 do Everett Branchi Pond branch /. = .'u.d
-; lessee Branch, Mill creek M f-
- 200 do Barlin Deem, Pafkeris creek
go do Jackson johnson, Shuf1e's branch =
5.gdF3c'e John Dupeey. @idde Prong "a ~ .oh
gni,l.g 81 n. tALEXANDER, 10 HNSoN. Shf-
..z;f q By G H. .COFIELD, Dep Shff -...-,,s5,I
March Il, 1875 -, Pr adv 81 eo1 At ri
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A Splendid Work.

KEcCULLOCH'S UNIVERSAL G.AZETIEER:
I'VE Dictionary, Geographical, atistical, and HIS
torical OF the vaIious Countries, Places and Principal
Natural Objects in the World, by J. r. MCCulloch,
ESQ., which the articles relatng the United States
have been greatly multiplied, extended and adapted
the present condition OF The country, by Daniel Haskell
A. Nj. late President of the University of Vermont If
extensive and information with respect to the
othe world desired, it is believed
that this great work. with lis improvements, will afford
the opportunity of obtaining 1t with least possible
pense OF time, roubfe and means: and that it will be
Of extensive Improvement and qualification TO
many minds.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March &C. SAP
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wISTAR,S

So, WISTARS 81 -
:. BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
A Compound BalSamic Preparation
from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy k1o.0 to the acOrId for tie cure Of
eoughs, colds, asthma Group, bleeding Of the
Lungs, ,ohOoping cough, bronchitis. i'ltlat-
ssIzd, shOrtness of breath, pain and
l.. s, aCeakuess tn the breast side,
Hoer complaint, and the
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ZMentu Dollars ReaCa1d.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Thurs
AO day night the 10th instant, dark mulatto
boy named Henderson, aged 10 years, about five
feet 10 inches high, has full face and bushv head
said boy raised about ten miles north of Wades-
10 get 10 some of the free States. The above re-
ward will be given 10 any person who will deliver
said boy TO me, or lodge him in Jail so that can
get him. CHRISTOPHER WATKINS.
Cedar Hill, March 7th, 1945. 541-4t.
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MARKETING.

The subscriber will, during the present year, con-
duct his business heretofoe and continue to supply
the Market with the best of Beef, Lamb. Mutton, SC
at the lowest prices, and the most accommodating
terms. -- .s --.
Also, on hand large supply of
BACON LARD, CORN AND MEAL;
at low prices for Cash. --.--1.
I w. A. HARRISON
March 81, 1916. 542-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
March 18th, 1915.

e. TWO splendid new Houses and lots
&aEE on HiIlsborough street, leading from
Eia stE# the Capitol 10 the Seminary and abour
eZSaEE naIf way between the two. One house
is thirty feet by eighteen with a partition in the
middle, with four rooms and two fire places, one
above and below, and portico in 'front.' The other
is forty feet by twenty with a ten foot passage
above and below making all the rooms private.
each of which has good and comfortable fire pla-
ces, and has portico in front. There is attached
10 each of the houses good Kitchen smoke house
and dairy &c. and nearly three quarters Of an acre
belonging 10 each lot and under new plank fence
with pailing in front. Both Of the houses nice
ly finished. and painted both inside and out; also
the out houses and PaIling. There is decidedly
the best well of water in about the City, conve-
nent to the use Of both lots. This is given up to
be the most pleasant and healthy part of the city
ANY person wishing TO purchase, orient, will make
application TO the subscriber.
4. G. DRAKE.
Raleigh, N. c., March 10, 1s45. -541-tf
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ROOK RINDING.

DLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
Id the shortest notice, and all kind of Books bound
at the shortest notice. Also, great variety of Paper
Letter and Cap and Stationery at very reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER g. HUGHES
Raleigh N. c., June &c, 1914. 504-l -ly.
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rethe greaesl discovery ever mad i"I i'rees
kinds of worms that so frequently anu Srt.
ingy annoy both children and adults. From 'he PT
Gazette 'tFromour own knowledge we take grea pe
sure in recommending 10 The public Hull's "rh il
ges as the best worm medicine extant. Ch''dIe" IT,
parents we saw do not be without these Lozenges "
time, as you value the lives of your children.
Also. DR. HULL'S
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TO GENTLEMEN OF THE BAR.

THNURNER g. HUGHES have on hand VERY exten
sive collection of Law Books, which they are nov
offering to the profession at very reduced prices Tor In
Cash, at the N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh. June 26. 1874. 6O4. II.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDE

/ HADDoNFIELD. N. J.-April 20, 1s43.
On or about 18th day of October, 1871 taken
tnued for about five days. and was followed by the break
ing of an ulcer, absceSs nwardly which reeVed the
main little caused throw up great quantity
of offensive matter and also much blood. Being greatly
alarmed his,I app ed 10 physician but he SAID he
though he could do but little for except We me some
ercury Pills. which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do good many other remedies
were then procured by my wife and friends, but did
any goodand the discharge of blood and corruption
still continued every few days, and at last become Of
fensve that could scarcely breathe. was also seized
with violent cough, which at times caused me to raise
much ood than had done beforehand my disease
conInued in this way, still growing worse, until ebru
ary when all hope of my recovery given up, and my
friends all thought would die of G;lllOping Con.
sum ptiOn. Atthis moment when my life was appa-
reny drawing nearits closeI heard of DIR. w iStar'S
BillSil IN Of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which
relieved me mmediItely; and by the use Of
only three bottles of this medicine all my pains
remoVed-my cough and splitting Of blovd and corruption
entirely stopped, and in few weeks my health was so
far restored te enable 10 work at trade, (Which
carPenter) and up to this time have enjoyed good
''ON''''' 8 -. ra. - THOMAS CozENS.
GLnUcEsrER COUNTY, N. J.1 ss.,ss .e.iff III
Personally came before me- the subscriber one of the
Justices ofthe Peace in and for the said county homas,
Cozens, andbeng duly affirmed according to law, saith
the above statement is in all things true. . g..
Affirmed before me- the goth day of April, I643. L.
49,, .-Rs ]. CLEMENT, JP s.
Such isthe unprecedented success of this BALSAM,
" NATURES FANOURITE PRESCRIP-
c.a z...TION.n - ..7
prescription congenia to wants. is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the auftor
ofnatur has placed in land for that
many who know nothing of the mode of preparation
endeavouring to reap pecuniary benefits by selling
article similar in name or naRpearance orbyrepresen
ting their trash superior the BAL SAM or by
putting up amixture and soemnIy asseveratng that it
imported from foreign country (which is not the
All these deceptive arts go to show that w Wista RS
BaIsam is known to the world to be Is 'TE4E r
CIR EAT R REMEBY Y" andthai 70 sell any mixture
it must be like this IN name, or p,pOr to be like it in
substance. '-i f3',i2>1ts 80 sSs ti.'f ~"
o. Believe not the cunningly wrought fabrication
and take only the original and genuine :Wistar'S
BaISa nm Of Wild Cherry, - 10. 80 -"
's7 NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT. 1<.-s
Address all orders to1SA AC BUTTS. No.s2 Ann st
New .York.el47q ,-v Agents I'd % 5t7ssf Woa
..s.is;1 . IL - WILLIAMS, ,HAYWooD& CO..
-11 O9O 20 J zEi - s.z.-tgEs
sds NJ D. CI1A RK,'Ts Ia"
81 beA -a2g AFfORNEY oATsLAW, bis.
o-ssE1f'a ldaoH Ge9.asss1it RaIeIslE. N. G.
-qNoI.yIsas. zc ,1r ~ sofi4isob sl4Tsz1y.ail
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PLANTERS, HOUSE.

-. GEORGE r. kORNEGA4 WeuId
GTfAn resnecIfuIly inform the citizens of Newbern
Es and the surrounding country, that ne mas oPen-
tA1A1i ed
PnbIic House of Entertainment,
i; the ommodous Brick building lately occupied by Mrs
Green on fhe corner of Middle and Front Streets is
his nurpose to make desirable house tor regular as
veil as ransie ent boarders Iceanness good servants,
table always provided with the best which the market
will afford and the assiduous attention will enlitle
him to share of the public patronage, 1t IS his determ
nation To merritt His stables will be found in excel
lent condition. and horses shall be well attended to-
Newbern, March IS, 1S45 o42-om'
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Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of WatervilIe.
Sept. "a, l843, writes:
The statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
knswn to be true by this whole community 1t certain
y most remarkable cure. Thesaie of tine BaL5am
is very good, and its in truly attering
>. Yours respectfully,
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ISAAC Nj. THOMAS.
DIR HILLS
YEGETfBLE FEVER .H.hcD yfGU
IND .a.NTI-FEVER


GOME 'scry hnmbug from envy, some from jeaon'y
y cry humbug and some from sheer ignorance oil 'he
thing. do not believe every thing that shines is goo
bug Prove thing and then judge it." HulI'S Pills
are no humbug: wherever they have been used, they
have invariably given the most decided and unequVocal
satisfaction The testimony exists every side through
out this countryrom the Log Cabin of the Western
Wilds to the City Palace ofthe miionare-there are
thousands Of witnesses to the unriValed efficacy OF ms
invaluable medicine 1t generally cures the ChIIs and
Fevers the first day, and does not scken the stomach or
produce any disagreeabe sensation in The system OO
stinate of Chils and Fever, when other pePaa
tons haye failed, have yielded at once to few doses
Hulls Pills. without any disposition of return ihey
require putting it is unworthy of them. The Meo;
cal Faculty prescribing them with uneXampltI
success not only in Chills and Fever, but in FeVe"
all ypes grades and character, and considers them me
most safe and harmless yet the most certain ana Po
fc6r5uge that possibly be administered IN the Ie
diae management of Fevers peculiar to this cGnnHy'
Full directions for use accompany each box FH'e'
one dollar. '.t. Arr
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE

ATERVILLE, OnelIa Co., N. y, Sept. 10, 1913.
Dear Sr-I owe it to The afflicted to inform you that
January Ast, was attacked by very violent cold,
causeuby working in the water which settled my lungs
Iwas accompaniment by very pain in breast and
and sides, also distressing cough had in attendance
all the best medical aid in village but after exhaust
ing all their skill 10 avail, they pronounced my dis
ease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they and
all gaze up to die Alter much persuasion / got the
consent of my physician to use the BALsAM WILD
CHERRY. prepared by DR. WIsTAR. Ipurchased OF
the Agent in place bottle before using hall of
which began ogan strength, and it very evident
my cough was much better, and my symptoms in every
way Improving have now usedthree bottles, and
stored to perfect heaAh. This result is alone owing to
the use otDR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD.CH
and take this method ofgyng information partly to pay
the debt gratitude owe you. and partly that others
similarly afflicted may know where to apply for relief
Very truly yours.
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Dlssl q DIEK8S OE RS
|U3a5z:l b aS|
"Prore all things, and hotd fast that arhich
IS 9ood." PAUL.

- wv WV 0'S'''9o "IIW HOtU JUSC GItuL UTlch
IS goOd." PAUL.
TENHESE PILLS have now become the domestic
Il medicine OF almost every family They are con.
sldered by all who have given them trial, to be tbe
most pleasant safe and eectual medicine in use-hey
have the sanction aud approval of the eminent Ph
sIcans who have adopted them in their practice pur
chase them by fhe dozen boxes OF the agents. administer
them to their patients, and recommend them as being
superior to any other Vegetable Pills before the public
They not only vegetable name but in Substance
and act friend to Nature in all her operations They
may be taken by persons OF any age and The feeble and
the lnrm, the and delicate strengthened by
their operation because they possess tonic and
tive properties Independent of their aIeren effects
And females will find them to be decidedly the best
medicine in use for the complaints peculiar their sex.
In sck-headache, cosveness, and bowel complaint,
they stand unrivalled. The hahitualy cosive should
not fail to give them trial, their action is entirely
different from most medicines recommended for this
complaint, and they leave the bowels in fine and
healthy slate, as may be seen by the following ccr
cate from Mr. Isaac NJ. Thomas merchant, 1aadcsa,
Alabama
TALADEGA SPRINGS. Taladego Co.,
August I7th, 1912.
This is to certify that have been afflicted with sick
headache, dyspepsia liver complaint and costveness
for the last eight nine years, during which time had
taken, well as recoect about 80 boxes Of Beck
with's Pills, IL boxes of Peters Pills, and number
boxes Of Champions and BrandrehS Pills, all Of which
afforded me but little relief AT last was rccOg-
mended to try DIR. Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and WE'LL
did, for never had but one attack o the SICK -headach'
after l commenced taking the Pills (nOw about Sin
monhs) and canddy confess, that have derived NOR"
real benefits from the of Spenccrs Pills, than ol
all the other medicines and pills that have ever taken
and would earnestly recommend them to all as being
in my opinion, the best medicine in use for all lingering
complaints. The pills have done much good, la
would not feel willing to BIZ without them for IS boA
and cannot but feel very grateful tc Dr. Spencer ter
having prepared such valuable medicine and The dis
trbuton of comforting very great favor on the pub
lic as il is thing ofhe utmost impo lance that every
family should have supply of Dr. SPencers truly vau-
able pills constantly on hand
ISAAC Nj. THOMAS.
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DIR. HULL'S
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sds WILLIAM u GI3A EeK,fTs ti4
81 beA -a3a ATTORNEY ATGLAW, bi"
o.-saff.a idpoa n-t1,ss5Ails RaIeigI1. N. G. >:
-qNoY. 1s4s. &c g1r ~ soH1isob ne9s4l lATsz1y.sil
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NOfice no OxYnerS of Milfs.

Lincolnton, N. c. March-15, l845. 541
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WORM %YSE78E2E3Sl

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Blank ar;Fa.fs for s sale al. liere,55 er {. y.
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CAPITAL 100000.

February 20, ls45.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-04
STATE of VERMONT.

MARLBORO
In Probate Court, Oct. so, ls45.
The following petition is presented, TO wit:
To the Hon. the Probate Court for The Disiriei II
Marlboro
TIME petition of the undersigned, Moses CLARK q
IL Mexico in the county Of 0swego and state q
New York, and Lucy Clark bis wife. William h
Bartlett and Katharine Bartlett his wife, Of Jackson
in the county Of SusQuehannah aad stale o.
Pennsylvania, respectfully represents
That the said Lucy and Katharine are heirs 10 ths
estate Of ENOCH COOK, late Of Dummerson, i
said district, deceased, and such heirs seized
two undivided fifth parts of two lots OF land n jana
ca in the county Of Windham, to wit: lot ~ and 81
lis, containing two hundred acres subject TO the ghi
of dover Of the widow in the premses-that said dow
has been set out has said been
divided that SAID right Of dover and the other ths.
undivided inhs OF the premises are owned ;!
Nathaniel Ward, Of Wardsboro in said county.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray that said real =
tate may be divided that they NAV hold their respect
i've shares thereof in severaty, according to the stat
ute in such case made and provided.
MOSES CLARK,
LUCY CLARK,
WILLIAM II. BARTLETT
KATHARINE BARTLETT
BY A. KEYEs. their Attorney.
Bratlleboro, Oct. so, l545.
Whereupon it is ordered that said petitioners not
y all persons interested that this court viii decide up
on said application at special session thereof to b
holden at the probate Office in Bratteboro in said Dis
trict, on Friday the fifth day of December next, br
publishing copy Of the record OF said petition ak
this order thereon three weeks successfully in the Vs
mont PhGnix printed at said Brattleboro previous
said time of hearing.
true copy of Record,
IL Attest, R0YALL TYLER, Resf
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The PoTATOE-The London Spectator says
that 300 years ago the Potatoe was absolutely I'M
known in Europe. AT the end of Elizabeth's and
beginning of James reign, they were enumerated
among uxuries, and thought to possess stimulating
properties. The eighteenth century was consider
ably advanced before they we're cultivated in the
southwestern provinceoof Scotland, and then they
were carried on horses backs to supply the Edin-
burg market. Now, they are worldwide neces-
sary. In Europe they even more important
than bread The idea of general failure of the
potatoe crop fills Christendom with alarm No
wonder that the terrible disease which has attacked
this years crop in England Ireland, France Bel
GUM, New Brunswick and the United States, is a
subject Of SO much anxious speculation.
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NEAT CATTLE. The author of the Farmers
and Grazier's Complete Guide, an English work,
says
"Much has been written as to what breeds are
best; and a considerable greater stress has been
laid part ofthe question than is warranted by any
positive result. There are good and bad of all
breeds and, provided you select sound and healthy
animals from good stock, you will if you treat
them properly, have little to for, less TO fear
Always purchase cattle that have been fed on
lands of as poor quality as your own. 1t rarely
happens that cattle purchased from rich lands
thrive well poor soils but on the contrary,
those from poorer farms do well on good land.
The choice of neat cattle, therefore for the stock
ing Of farms, must in great degree be regulated
by the quality of the soil intended TO feed them
on.
1t is also essential that the cattle should be young
as well as healthy, and of a sound constitution I;
for the younger they are, the more likely will they
be 10 do service. Their age may easily be known,
by the teeth like sheep they have no fore teeth in
the upper jaw it is in the lower, therefore that
this must be determined the horns, also, afford
some guide in this respect.
The eight fore teeth ofthe lower Jaw shed,
and replaced by Others which continue through
life and two middle fore teeth fall out at about
two years old, and are succeeded by others not so
white. At three years old, they have two more
next to those Of the previous year ; and thus by
the two succeeding years all the fore teeth are
renewed; then they are termed full mouthed, and
are five years old The sixth year the row is even
the last two being completely up, Besides these
they have ten grinders in each jaw.
AT the age of three years, the horns are smooth
and even in the course of the fourth year, wrn-
Gle or circle forms round the basis Of the horn
near the head ; this is every year succeeded by
another, which always seems TO move the Other
forward At looking, therefore, at the horns o
neat cattle the first circle be considered three
years, it will be easy task to tell the age of The
beast at any subsequent period
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We Invite the Attention

OF the public 10 the following home erfcaies' and
~ recommendations in favor OF tho efficacy of the
"Patent Gavanc Rings and Chrisiie's Magnetic Flo.
i'd" Coming as they do from people of undoubted
respcctabilty residing in our immediate vicinity, they
cannot fail ofdong away the mpulaion OF Humbug'
ESQ Justly applied TO many patent medlclnes,) and OF
encouraging others TO buy who have long been labor-
ing under nervous affections, class ofdiseases which
medical applications have heretofore been able to
reach but whose doubts in the efficacy of said Rings
have kept them from purchasing.
During the last two months many others have pur-
chased the Rings, who inform they have obtained
relief by using them, and whose certificates TO that eff
feet could be procured bot deem the following sOf
fcient. By information from all sources, we have the
fullest confidence in the power Of said Rings and Fluid
TO relieve all those whose complaints are strictly
MORSE & MILLER.
To whom n, NAV concern This NAV certify that for sew.
eral years past have been severely afflicted with the Tic
doloreu1 and have been wholly unsuccessful in getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions re-
commended me, until induced 70 make trial Of the
Patent Galvano Rings and Chrste's Magnetic Fluid,
kept at Morse and Mlers in this village had no faith
in their eficacy until tried them, but now have, as
has been about months since made the trial. and have
had attack from said complaint since Therefore, Tor
the benefit Of those who ahoring under similar com
ga. RICE.
BrAttebOro, Nov 3.
This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing severe pain in the ain ana was
Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid the Of which has
had the desired effect. -
Mrs E. l.. CLARK.
Bra,teboro, Nov. ..
This may certify tina, have been relieved, and think
cured Of the distressing pain in the head and face called the
Tic Dooreux by the Of the Patent Galvanc Rings and
Chrisiies Magnetic Fluid, and that eheeriuly recon.
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaints
S.P. MILLER.
Brattleboro Nov 3, 1916
This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy Of the Patent Gavanc Rings and Christies Mag
nelc Fluid for the curing Of the headache As
have been much afflicted that complaint for the last
years, and unable to get any relief from It until made
trial OF said Rings and Fluid, with entire there
fore, recommend them 10 others for the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
Bratteboro Nov. 3, ls45.
This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache and have received great aud almost
sudden relief by the ofthe Patent Gavano Rngs and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA X. WARD.
BTattleboro Nov LIST. u
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BuTTER may be made yellow in winter by put
ting in the yolk Of eggs near the termination of
churning. IL has hitherto been kept great secret
by many, but its great value requires publicity In
many places it is usual to substitute little finely
seraped carrot for the egg. W
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Vermia on Understanding Stacked lime on
the perches and floors of the hen-house, as often
as once IN Ten days, will eliectuay eradicate the
lice and promote the health of the fowls.
f4tts Albany Caltivator