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ASPARAGUS.

The following simple method OF cus,ivat'
inr this delicious vegetable Is recommend .
ed BY writer for the Montgomery Journal
There is no vegetable IN It's season supe'
rior TO asparagus; and yet how rarely II
ia 10 be found on the table Of housekcepers.
| never saw any one refuse 10 eat aspara-
Gus bo,led and served hot With fresh butter.
win you have an asparagus bedl If so, l
will tell gu how you may, and me DO sure,
too, 10 have that vegetable in the greatest
abundance. Il is all staff about making
deep bed, and laying the foundation OF brick
and doing many things that would deter
one from undertaking the job. There IS
no vegetable azure easily raised yet there IS
a pepefa idea that il ls difficult. But We
give the plan;
Select in your garden hight dry part for
your bed, which should be seven feet vide
aud the length of square in the garden
prepare the land as for the sowing oil
any other seed-the first row should be
100, and half from the edge of the bed
the next row Two feet from il aud the third
row two feet from that which will leave
tina, row foot aud half from the
opposite edsc-ihis will give three row.
lennthwlse the bed-sow your asPara
Gus seed abou, the first OF APtil, as !oi
would beet seed, and keep the grass an'
weeds down the first year, which IS all yot
have TO do.
In The month of December, open trench
es between the apargus rows, and trench
also on the edge OF the bed abou, foot dee
throw the eal,hup by the side ofthe trench
es then fill the trenches foil OF strong sta
BILE manure: and draa the earth back o
ii, dressing of the whole led handsomely
In the sprlng Your asparagus Viii come U
.emptlngly ; but do not cut any. Keep To
grass aud weeds down, which Will be III
D second wears work. In December ,renc
again as las, year, In the same place an
The same say, the manure You put 10 lhei
last year, viii be rotten and suitable for a to
dressing fiji again ihetrencheswlih siron
stable manure, and dress as before /; and !
the spring you may have your table ne
supplied; and every year after the bed VI
get better if you annually supply manure q
have directed. once cut a stalk OF al
paFaeus cut Of my bed one inch and ihrc
quarters IN diameter.
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Egtracf Of sarspariita

sEOp Sale By d. Oates. Comsiook & Caal
e-~ contracted compound faij cSiiac' b
paul'a, 20 DE cure 81 Soefsig. Chronic RAT
2gsa. C,Frf4i DtLaiy. CstaAsoss ID fsi'L
~, Sc4ly krupiiaas Of af SLin, FimJ!es q
f0i,' ~ ne Eaet, Mreoigi md SyyAi,9is D.
ses, BIlfs from an impBfs haiti Of fhs tS#g I
ratioaS d ne TAIoai and Lsgt. Liru 1fni
iaia' md Seedlings n As EgGes, end 81 Y
ses onliae from an impure siph u ths Bsea9
potnr1 aai igPFudcaets "a Lgs, EEs1Hr'
81 NTcmg, So.
TIE gieat popularity oil SarpafIlla att ~
tab.lshsd tihcscy. render ii supetduoai o
,at0 any eHepmium oi lts virtues, u sdtas.
evidence II i' favor
HE S4mparii!a il var antcd positively Is
~ ary utbct that can be madc at Uhr bais
just hail the pttce u these 80 much sjFdt
and as strong aud in as large bottles, va =
tents per py,ilc, Or four DOLLARS Ter hofsa.
This article has cured Scrufala of 80 years
ter tAr Dollar ARTICLES had been used .n v8ia.
To be had Of the agents o. COmsIock 4 e.
~, throughout lie country, IN New York Oh
n, Cortland Street
Inquire always fer Comsiock & Cos SBsFi
la, st fity Cents, and have no olhef.
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Acoustic Oil for Dcincss

WIS really valuable preparation, which 4
n cured hundreds Of prfsons, Who used Z
cording to directions, is now tot sale 10 tbs ple
i has been known 10 cure parsons who have =
deaf tor years, maklng their sense Of heanng
good as It ever Was, giving entire sltislaetaa
the user There have been a number OF afIie'
got npto initiate this, aud the prop1elors masi ca
Ton The public against blying any that las
got their signature On, Comsiock II Co, n i
Sold, wholesale, by Comslork & Co., u 60
landl street, New Yo,k, aad retail by D, oa's
Charlotte
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THE GREAT REMEDY
NEVLR KNOWN TO EAHI.

EkR. TYLER'S VEGETABLE FEVER &
EI AGUE PlLLS.-1he success Of Ii, Sc Pills
~ curing IN few hours, where all other tomcdie.
have failed, and that too. in cuses of twelve and
eighteen months standing, warrants the assertion
That, It taken according 10 the directions they are
certain cure. long list u certificates ia proof
OF Their IniallIbiIity, might be added but those up
on The directions are deemed sufficient. Try
them and be convinced that thcy nrc most ,acc.
'ual ana most certain, and the very best remedy
ever offered to the public, to ensure permanent
and lasting cure
Having Tor several years past suG Tered under
repeated attacks Of chis aud fever especially
dunng The fall and spring monl.r, was induced
olfy various remedies, but nothing seemed 10 be
tiieciual until tired DR. Tylcrs Ague aud Fever
rus which stopped the chills before had taken
han oi the box This was over year ano. and
have since remained perfectly free from ary .ymp
toms OF a return Of this most Ionthsomc disease.
GEO. NJ. WALT.
baltimore, December ~, ls43.
Tor sae in Charlotte by II. d. 4 l.. s. vii
Jams.
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il has been assumed that the nitrogen
contained 10 the geiaInuus substance Of
bones lmpstls to them their fcrll 10, pow.
er but experience has demonstrated that
bones which have been calemed, and Of
course, entirely deprived Of their gtlaline,
possess the power Of fertilization 10 a de.
gree superior 10 those which have not. The
presence OF the heterogeneous organic con.
sliiuenI Of the 0aucs, therefore, saws Peiz.
ho!dl, must be considered 10 act az an Oh.
s'ucle 10 the fafyd manifestation IF their
lertllz ng Influence.
We have ,fon been surprised ca wit.
Messing tie want Of economy manifested by
some Of eur mes. eu'efpUslug and lnleli.
gent farmers IN reference 10 this important
agent Of fertility. Il would seem, indeed,
as 4 they regarded It as Of 10 consequence,
and rs preservation as an ustcr aud total
waste d time. Yet We doubt not If It should
be properly economical and applied in the
msaner OF the solid excfemcn;s, the guam
Try afforded by a stock Of cattle would be
Of more value than their dung. The OK.
Fense Of saving il need be bot irintng, as
there are numerous modes by which Il could
be preserved without The incufment Of any
considerable outlay which would be decl.
uea and permanent benefit TO the premises.
We hope 10 bear that some Of our Agri.
cultural readers, are 10 the habit OF attend.
ihg 10 ms lmporlaut matter especially
those Sho have large farms end many cai.
r+a
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CHI EESE 4,
NOTICE.

ZRllE subscriber having been appointed 4 2 ut
- uf Stephen Petius at his saw Mil. ufrm.
The public that he i. ready and wnlirg 10 I'll, Oh
ordtrs for Lumbt on the shortest notice and luw
ct terms. Those wishing Lumber Will fIeas,
send IN their orders
AUGUSTUS A: NORWOOD;
jan; 80, -l6: I'M
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The title oftho work is a. follows
The Pictorial History OF the
American Revolutions,


Ui'll an account Of tie EARLY HISTORY or
lHE COUNTRY, the CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, and a Chronological
ind'r LiaHrqtsd nth s,rttai Hundred Engtra.
iEgsttt
~ II j. tie determination or The publisher Ia
spare neither pains nor * eute 10 make trs.wafk
perfectly acceptable 70 erefg family throughout
tie cntrs country. 1t viii be found thc most al.
uac'IEe and cheapest ey'r presented to the pat.
fnnage Of the American people. The preparation
81 The work has been attended with great labor
ana expense History requires dlslant en.tn.
encc' IRON Winch 10 take an impartial view Of
The character u the trnnsactons which submit
themselves 70 the recording pen but moro than
han century has elapsed since the calunists firs,
asserted their Independence aud the generation,
whose afduous struggles achieved 80 gluriou, a
result, has passed away to the silent tomb.
Through The whole work, tie editor has aimcd
. 90 justice without aapcrty to applaud p4tfiu,.
Isu'' Out not tp Justify ITS ctcessrs; to condemn
tyranny, but not TO overlook The ,utnes Of many
Of VS. instruments aud to exhibit tho kindly mos.
pecl OF the future more strongly ihan the iffit3.
ting aspect Of the past The great interest that
The bare mention OF such work ia calculated To
excite, has encouraged to make ii every way wur
Thy Of liberal patronage. An extensive .Ilr ran
only enable the publisher TO otier The work al the
low price proposed. Po-lnnslers and others S,sb
irg 10 net as Agents, viii receive nll necessary IN.
formation b. addressing, post paid
ROBERT SEARS,
~ Nassau street, n York
An tdiiion 'siii also BE- hound upin Muslin GU.
PRlCE Two DOLLARS.
" Two VARIABLE PUmucArioss roR r,,pgr
n !, beautiful Pictorial FAMILY
hh'AHiNE Tor one year, and tho above work
complete WI be furnished for Thee Dollrr,. re-
nIued N n York or Eastern funds, free Of post.
age, through the postmaster.
New York, Nav 81 Izl5
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SAVING LIQUID MANURE,

The n. r Farmer, describing hr. Web.
ster's farm Of Marsllied, says s" There -
no cellar under The barns, bot MIR. W. has
hi, upon method 10 save every drop OF i.
qutd manure and IL The best possible WY
Tie plluks, composing the floors OF the
caltle's quarters, or byre, as the Scotch call
il, are lad with on opening between them
Of about half 40 inch and so arranged as &c
be easily taken up, The idea IS, TO place
about two feet Of loan or other earth uude
The. toot this will absorb all the liquid par
openings, and in the spring viii be convey
ted no the finest manure. when it ls to b
removed and replaced by fine mould"
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SEARS rGCTORiL HISTORY
% TUE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
a BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY!
To tt.a nnn.g. - q ..,,,.:

A beautifully illustrated y0'ume-purcg A.
IA mCucln IN ifs character and iau. lotm.u Z
a large and handsome octave nf bcfNesn four and
five hurd cd pages with several huudrcd En-.
cravings ~ fusImastefs are hereby authoylz ]
70 Gci a. Agents.
PRICE So Is FANCY COVERS
Three Dpl!ars reulued ffc1 " p1stlg, will
pay tuf two cpits % lhe crafe work and Il ~.
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HE money 10 be 10 a. curft NJ luLGs es
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DIR. TAYLOR's
RoIsam of EiyerWOrt,

= a., ann AZ Ceygbs. Colds, Catarrh, Asihme,
,,'Iaonin,, Coysh. I,ronehiiis, Lir,T Complaint,
anJ Ill IF,euoas Of the 7hrod. and lungs
1,nIlIS ,c-u,dy is invaluable and unequaiicd =
ST n is purely vegetable aud highly nieuio''
II mild and gentle in its cfic,s upon 1hc sys-
lem. and being On rely free from all miue'ai P'o
hic!s, by many so justly feared ana u''a'sa'
~ rf.ctly safe, az We rs saiulaTy' J. 'o'' . 49,
edre OF its properties, and the "oire' 'n' II
which has attended II, even 10 eiIhcN" ~"S
rravatcd cases. for nearly ten years, duhng VIM"
, hos been in use the Proprietor feels no hes'au
lev in introducing it, and recommending !" at
ma pnf,rtunai,ly may have occasion 10 Feso't
so,ne means Of recovery Physicians mol u.'e
n,er,ly use IL in their practice und with the Mu''
ienl Faculty generally, II has met WI"
more than ordinary appreciation
C,,,6cates and testimonials could be ioTh'sh-
81 in abundance from the highest and most re-
speetable sources, of persons who eithef nav -
greatly relieved by it, or entirely reeo'eiu" hoN'
Affections Of the Lungs and Liver, hut We 'hsot'
only the following
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING or bLOop
CURED
Ihtrsby c,r'ify that last August was a''1."
cd With a violent aud rfouse hemorfhage ''O'h "''
Iurrs, severe cough, with the 6Npeeioiuuoh :
,,pch mucous pain ia the head, soreness IN I'M
ebest ard o,h.r distressing symptoms. bough
aboule Of pr. Ta,lot's DAisam Of Llyerwor' ifoi
SO, BoUery, which, under the blessing Of troy
: tencr. gave me immediate relief It's eHto' "a 10
been such in my case, that ! cannot loo h'eh
n ar,ise i. CHAS. l.. SMITH,
April :, ls43. 1913 lillefYs st. bfooA'yh'
FOR a common Cold and Coughlhis is one d
the very hes, remedies ever discovered.
n ii There i.a sputlou, and counterfeit at
ele snaat. therefore he careful % gct Tie genuin
which q from 31j Hnwcry, y. y
IA Fresh suppl, OF The atoyc MEDICINE ~
received nLd .of sale at tie Charlotte Dog sur
"A BY Is "a =
= NAY -, 1915, 5ju
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Oil Of Iai,uin,
NORTsE-s tU0EINi
Literary, scientific and Military
s.1Ggnlt

ACADEMY.
AIMS and sfuiFmeafs fufHtsAsd " ~ STATE
xvEXT session. It bis Cla.sie,l and Malhc.
Y m,.esl Srbo D. opens % the II 81 .nuafy,
ann Advantages unsurpassed ia any Preparatory
school Ia ihc south.
Chssits English, etc. L. Ok
Mathematics, IAct,e- &C. q. \, ~ h,
Experimental Chemis- : \ rnrSF1up
Try 4 Philosophy,
TERMS PR SESSION Or FIVE MONTHS
Classical Department Collegiate course IN.
Guiding toll English Studies, wi1h mathrmatss
ID $50 90
English 10 Elementary & higher bran.
Chez - Wv
r''''"'y m iufas.s. y.s-'ics no barge.
Noc4iut Instrumental Mlsic ta5 - s1tsg 90
Fencing per course, . ~
Surveying ard Cls Engineering. NJ charge.
Lcnet,aritmg With Ia lsh aud L4ul Com
po,iiian viii b. Cossg attended 20.
NJ deduction made or absence, lnlsts N cases
VI protflclrd sickness,
rev Pupils can Be boarded IN III GfaJ'r
.amlg
Raleigh Dse .islj Tiff
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Life INSURANCE.!

~ York Mutual life Insurance Comoo0,
fkNiE subscriber having lecn appointed Aeon
Al Tor the above Company, is prcpatcd ,g n.
ceiye uppllcalions, and 10 communicate Aft ncro,
sary information On the nuljrct 70 such ss mn,
aFPy. JOHN & ptrIt,pn,,'
wilmington, N. g ,Jaiy %, 1915.
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siCk EFc1d-acae Remedy!

a. SPOIiN's Headache Remedy, - sla'
~ cd TO be The only preparation that Al. :
lcctually cure that worst Of oil complaints. ~
sons using this article will never have the y.
head ache Ii people had rather give fifty &C.
or dollar to be entirely cured, than 70 b. ald :
LOT two or three days, they can 80 80 by buyas
bottle OF this Remedy sold wholesale By 90,
stock 4 Go, q Cortland st N Y, and re- all y .
Oates Charlotte.
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FOR CENTLEMEN'S ST MMth p" LIN
OF every description, which will be sold at unus'
ually low Prices.
The following in part, comprises Their SIoe"
R,na and SUPER Black French CLOTHS,
BIlck and Fancy CASIMERES toew styles
cheaP,) ,,;,,
DRILLS handsome styles
Ready Made CLOTHING, very low prices
Shirt BOSOMS. COLLARS, CRANAIS, aud
SUSPEND ERS,
Fancy BAIZARINE, Barage and Ofgardie
MUSLINS, trich Gnd beautiful styles
BLACK MOURNING Do. tne1 patterns
Rich Hernia Net aud Baraee MAHlLES, lncw
and splendid
Rich, Shaded, Z,pEyr Net SEIAWLS, (ne~ and
b. autiful article,
SIN Striped Barage and Muslin GINGIIANs, "a
new artielc)
A grea, Variety Of New Stlye CAlICOES,
RIBBONS, LACES, and EDGlNGS.
Jaekonei and Swss Muslin EDGlNGS and IN
SERTiONS
FIRE Linen Cambria Hem Stitched HAND
kERCUIEtS,
Ladies Fine French Worked C0LLAE>,
SASS, Jackonei and Canbric MUSLlNN,
4 complete Assortment OF GLOVES and HONt
FRY
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NEW
Forwarding - GOnaaisis
EEsbl ~ r..
HALL q HALL

NNS/Oi - inlofm lhr Merchants Of tisia
~ that ucy hntc n connection with n
erai Grocery Eusiness, added - "a
Forwarding and having large and elinH
WsttA1uses on tie bunk 81 ihe River, efs p
red 20 receive sud iu,werd Goods upon esh 2
as stil DEFY al. competition, our eharg 60.
pens hetug oaethWa ltsa ON The .t.gt}
taan auy esbcr house n The p'erg.
Al Goods stIPped 10 . " Davis 81 we
IN, tar tbs interior, aud urt Otherwise taa
at.. hc fg1d 10 our posses ion.
iagrfct.ilc Usc ri5,r -. i-i. laf
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Inns Balm OfGhiRa.

"A FEkY valuable preparation under tins
"A name, Is 10 be had Of b. Oates. IN this
place. It's ingredients are so well adapted 10 the
healing Of Cuts, Old Sores, &c that iis effect i,
immediate One nights application will suffice
ior The cure aDd reliefof almost any kind Of pain
! ne public can well appreciate this article, as
ehey get The worAh Of their money ten times over
% soid Wholesale BY Constock Il Go, q Cortland
st. y Y, and retail by b. Oates, Charlotte.
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REy. Z. A. DAIsrsrlE, AEeroa.

,
T,HIS INSTITUTION (the diocesan school
IL for boys) is delightfully."- situated IN Fairfax
county, about three miles west Of Alexandra It's
design is TO educate youth thoroughly on Christian
principles. The students prepared for an adj
vanced class college, for the business OF life, as
their parents or guardians may desire The course
of instruction is extensive and thorough-eomprs'
ing the Greek and Laun languages, Mathematics,
and the various branches Of an English education.
Particular attention is paid to classical literature
The students are practsed constantly IN double
TRANSACTIONS and mennonite exercises; and Il Is be-
lieyed that the system pursued cannot fail 10 make
perfect and accurate scholars. The morals Of the
youth are particularly cared for; boy is permit.
ted to Join the institution Of whose good character
there i any uncertainty; and when any one is dis
covered to exercise unwholesome influence, he is
dismissed at once
The year is divided into two terms Of five months
each. ""
TEHns 5000 per annum for board tuition,
washing, &C.; payable invariably advance that is,
900 at the commencement Of each session. Bed
and bedding IS per term-extra The next term
will commence ON the LIST May. For further par
ticuars application can be made TO the Rector The
posi- Office ofthe school is Theological Semiaryn
post Office, Fairfax county, Virginia"
March 2T-1aw6w
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Agency for Claims at washington.
THARLES DE SELDING Notary Pub
~ lie. COnyeyancer and CeueraI rent


No. ii Todd's Buildings Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, ID. c., offers his services for the prose-
cuton of claims before Congress or any of the ex-
ecutive departments, or before any board of COM
mlssloners that are or may be appointed for the ad-
justment of spoliatons, collecting private claims
and rents, procuring pensions, whether revolution
or any other service bounty lands for return duties
or those arising under contracts treaties or otherw-
wise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid TO the settlement of ac-
counts Of disbursing officers who may find il ncon-
venent to give their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public he 10
prepared to furnish legazed copies of any document
or other paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent Of service re-
quired.
Communications (post paid) will receive immedi-
ate attention.
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment and the several bureaus connected with IL.
comptrollers' and auditors offices of the Treasury
Department, and the senior captains and pursers in
the navy; and also to DIR. John Homans Boston:
Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia; Rev Septimus
Tuston, chaplain Of the Senate, Washington Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayette, Indiana; Thomas M
Blount, esq, Pensacola, Florida; Hon. c. b. PEN
rose, Lancaster, Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford.
Washington; William Agnew, esq.,, New York; ~
Collins Lee, esq., Baltimore, Md; II. B. Reardon
esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridge, New Ha.
ven, Conn; M. Judson, esq, New Orleans; Hon.
E. H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
May l6-ly
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MFRS. M. ". GARpNER,s genuine In.

1VI dian Basam of Liyerwort and Hoarhound,
prepared from Indian recript, containing the viz
tue Of twenty-five different kinds Of roots and herbs
in each bottle; the greatest Of all preparations ever
discovered 10 the known world for the cure Of con-
sumptlons, coughs, colds, splitting ofblood, hopping
cough, asthma, difficulty Of breathing, influenza,
qulnsy, Phrbisie, Group, liver complaint, &c.
Price, so cents.
CAurIos TO THE PuBLIc,-The first baIsamic pre-
paration ofLiyerwort ever offered TO the public is
this kind called Mrs, M NJ Gardner's Indian Bal
sam Of Llyerwort manufactured by the proprietor,
VIM. Brown, druggist and chemist, 48I Washing
ton street, Boston. In consequence Of the success
attending this preparation in curing coughs, colds,
and all diseases Of the lungs, and pulmonary com
plants, others have been induced to prepare prepa-
ratlons called Balsam Of Liverwort, and some are
endeayorng TO initiate the original, and fosting
their miserable limitations upon the public for genu
Inc. In order TO procure the original and genuine
Balsam Of Liyerwort, call for Mrs Gardner's Indian
Balsam OF Liyerwort, and observe the name Of M.
N. Gardner on the inside direction. Also, as a Sc
cunty against counterfeils will be observed on the
outside wrapper the signature ofthe proprietor Will
liam Brown, druggist and chemist 4sl Washington
street, Boston. As a further security, have taken
out a copyright Of this new direction or wrapper,
entered according TO the act of Congress, in the year
1910, in the clerks Office Of the district court Of
Massachusetts,. On the bottle will be seen impress.
ed in the glass the name of Mrs. M. N. Gardners
Indian Balsam Of Liyerwor. This preparation Of
hyerwort has been IN use for the last thirteen
years.
Each bottle contains about 5 doses, which proves
II to be cheap medicine, considering the virtue.
Soldby u. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Near Browns Hotel, Pa. avenue.
/ Dealer also in paints, oils, and glass, entrance to
the store on Pennsylvania avenue and c street.
May 10
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GREAT English Remedy for coughs
II III colds. Gfhlnn nd ,rfin he

GREAT English Remedy for coughs
NJ colds, asthma, and consumption.--The
great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asth-
ma, and Consumption, is the Hungarian Bal
sam of Life, discovered by the celebrated DR..
Buchan of London, England, and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin.
tendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
curse OF pulmonary Diseases warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
.SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commri-
nifty; cases that seek relief in vain from any of the
common remedies of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished physicians as confirm
ed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, and will cure, the desperate OF cases.
1t is no quack nostrum, but standard English
medicine, Of known and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptive tendencies of
the climate but to be used preventive medicine
IN all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain IN the Side and Chest Irritation and Soreness
OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene
raj Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough,
and Group.
GI-Sold in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration Of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and
American certificates, and other evidence, showing
the unequalled merits ofthis great English remedy,
may be obtained of the agents gratuiously
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole agent for the United
States, 1I9 Court street, Boston
T. w. DY0TT& SONS, general Wholesale agents.
No 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia
Special depot at the Bookstore of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn.
sylvanin avenue, Washington city. Also for sale
b.. the principal Druggists.
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