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DIR. UEEAM'S
VEGETABLE INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THf
PILES
A cnrc for life .ecured

cnrc Tor lie secured.
d. Fpham's iRterRcl remedy for the cure Of PIE
Inflammation Of Tie Lirer and Spleen, IRRdui
nation. SoreRess and liberation Of the Stop
0eL, Bo,reis, Eidaeys aud Bladder IaR1nmo
ton and Mercuridi Rheumaiism; Impmify
The Blood; Weakness ard Inflammation Of III
SPINE and FIR the relief Of Married Ladies
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARN
INVENTED BY DR.. A. upham, distinguish
- ed Physician of New \ ork city is The only
really successful remedy for that dangerous ant
distressing complaint, the Piles, ever offered
the American public.
Mark this II is an Internal Remedy-not at
external application, and will cure any case
Ples, either Bleeding or Bind, Internal or Ia
ternali aud probably the only thing that will
There is no mistake about 1t l. isa positive cur
speedy and yermgHeat II is also a convenien
medicine 10 take, and improves the general heoll
Ia a remarkable manner.
CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED.
The Electuary contains No Mineral Medicine J;
No Aloes Coiocyath GamBoge, or other power
full and irritating Purgatve. 30 fear Of taklnl
cold while under lis influence, no change IN die
necessary. Ii taken according 10 the directions,
cure for life is guaranteed.
WYATT KErCHAM, III, Fulton Street, n Y.
General Agents Tor the Southern States SOD
n Charlotte, by b. Oates, and BY Druggists gen
orally Throughout the Unued States. Price )
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temcn The course Of studies adopted Is such
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uie State.
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TO PRINTERS.

|NNHE Subscriber has for sale, at his
N. place 8 miles East Of Raleigh, one
Font Of SMALL Plea, 30l lbs which has been
tome time IN use, though not much worn. The
supreme Court Reports for ls45 were printed on
ms letter, and II has not been used since This
Font will DO sold for Sos, Cash, including cases.
Also, $50 lbs. LONG PRIMER ON Small Plea
body This Font is nearly new, and will be sold
ior 800, including cases. Any person, who takes
pSi' Fonts, can have them ior $780, Cash. " ne
gouable paper at the Bank Of the State.
7. LORING
May 30. 1886, IS
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Books i1r ,ommon schgo.settt pohi bed 90 iins
country Jp"aidi OF r0rHt3 copies have been
sold IN L months Among many other letters %
Recommendation nc io''o"ipg has Just beoa re-
eeiFea "oin one OF tue beet teacneIa IN fea"t!E
'aaia.
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ST4TEOF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, August Term, ls46.
Robert ID. Alexander, Admr. !


Joseph NJ. Alexander, Calvin S. Weir,
Admr. Of Isabella, John Sharpe and
his wife Jane and others,
TN this case, II being made known 10 the Court
- that the Defendants, Joseph NJ. Alexander
Calvin S. Weir, Admr, Ct Isabella, and John
Sharpe and his wife JAae, 10 not reside within
the limits of this State. II is Ordered, that publ
cation be made six weeks in the Charlotte jour
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heard OK parte as to them.
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in Equity. at office in Charlotte, the 18th day OF
September, A d. ls46.
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I'D :Sssf z SSiSsgI o. d VS.
VEG " ABB 81 :; 3 ]! Z Isl
spenccr's Tonic and Restorative
fEDTSIETSss4 81


Tie unriuuled Purifier Of the Blood and restor1-
tine Of the system in all morbid secretions of the
glands Skin and liver, morbid humots and viii
ated state of the system
The indications requiring Spcncnr's Pills and
Biuers, AMI when they should be used without de-
lay as preventive TO the formation Of Acute Dls-
eases, are
When there is pain IN the back or head
When the Tongue is furred;
" hen the urine is very highlysegiored
When the skin is hot, dry, or ye!iOp;
When the appetite is poor;
When there IS pain il the stomach or bo,9sis
When there is nervous irritation;
When there are cold Calls.
When the dreams are bad or,starting in SLEEP;
Ii taken upon the occurrence of any, or all of the
above indications Of approaching dlseeso-much
pain and sickness will be prevented.
We have room only for tie following:
The following Certificate 10 from Tobias Folsom
Esq, of hershaw District, s. C.
hershqlD dist. s. c. June 3, lS46
have used in my family "Spencsr's Pias, for
two years past, and during that time my confidence
in their superiority over every other similar prepa-
ration within my knowledge has been constantly
increasing | nov esteem them to be the best ca
tharGc Pills in use. From my earliest remember
ance have been afflicted with Sict Headache and
CcStteeHeSs, and tor number OF years past have
been trying various advertised remedies, among
others, Beckwith's, Lees and Peters Pills. but
failed to obtain any permanent relief, until JAM.
1915, at which time Dr. Speneer's Agent left me
some OF his Pills recommending me TO try them
for my complaint. did so and by their superior
action upon the morbid matter and their mild yet
etiectual putgatlve properties they cleansed my
stomach and bowels that they removed both tho
headache and its cause and gave me certain and
speedy relief. My motaer,iu.law has also used
them with success 10 the same complaint which
she has had, so severe as 10 throw her into spasms
and commissions, being obliged in these cases to
resort to cnppng and other severe applications.
have also made frequent and constant use of these
Pills in my family, IN cases of Rotcel Complaint,
brought on by the two free indulgence in use Of
Berries and Fruit, and in all cases with success,
In short, have never known of the failure IN any
disease which they are recommended to cure for
which have known Of their being tried. if their
use was perseSered in, and directions strictly fol.
lowed,
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ANHE success Of these Pills N curing ia lew
y hours, where all other remedies have "a ed,
nd that too, in cases Of twelve and eighteen
onths' standing, warrant tie assertion, that it
tken according 10 the directions, they are Ger.
ain cure. long list Of certificates il proof Of
their infallibility might be added, bat, Try them
md be convinced that they are the most certain
nd the very best remedy ever offered to the pub
c, 10 insure permanent and lasting cure.
The following certificates are from gentlemen Of
kershaw district s, c. Mr. Frazer IS Min
isier ef the Gospel.
Pennington, Ker-la,- dist, s c Not 70, l54G.
have used in my family DR.. Hollis Fever and
Ague Pills, and also Dr.. Spencer Vegetable Pills
1r the lat tWo years, and have no he>ila'iou in
JronouueiDg them - be most excellent family me-
icines-and an act OF Justice 10 the worthy
ProprIetors of these invaluable Ptils, will s,'c
jr the information and sa' fac. Oh Of all concern
d, that my wife, prior 70 our marriage, had been
nlre or less the subject Of CHl}s aud Fersrs for
l5out Il months, having tried yarians remedies
without success, and very much reduced in
lcsh. few DAYS after our marriage she cotu-
nenced with SpeBcer's Pills, and 10 a Day or tao
6efwards with Halns Prs she uscd about half
box Of each; the result IVES, a radical curt.--
Tie roganed her health aGi strength very rapid
2, and has had no return n Ch;l!s and Fer
iHce. | believe these Medicines 70 b. harmless
md safe aad when ased as 'ge ifeotiy dircs,et.
attended ilh satisfactory results.
+. l. FRAZER.
Kersbur Dist. s. G, Nsg23, Is46.
Having used DR.. HUNS Fever and Ague PiIl4
or two Yeats past, can most cheertuIy certify to
he certainty and safety either Eject Out Of At
east one dozen boxes, which haFsd used. none
ave ever failed to effect a cure. OleGstwo, ard
one instance ttres eases we're cured By one
1oy believe them to be speedy aud permanent
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OBIAS FOLSOM
~ - ~ SLsIOhs
herShltr dist. \. e.. .TunP ) lSI6

kershaw dist, s. c. June ,, 1876.
In January, lS44, from wet and exposure, | took
severe cold, which resulted IN high fever, ac~
comPanied with severe cough, and painful head.
ache, These continued TO increase in severity for
about two weeks, so much so that my friends con.
sidered me, and |, myself, believed | was in very
critical and dangerous states AT the end Of this
time | sent and procured two boxes of Spencer's
Pills" and the first day of their use began to ex-
perience relief, and before had taken one Dor, my
fever was gone, Cough had ceased, and Headache
entirely cured was soon sound and wsR: | then
said and still believe, that BY the blessing Of God
they were the means Of saving my life: In look
ing over the directions afterwards saw they were
recommended for the cure of Dyspepsia with
which my eldest daughter had been afflicted for e.
long tme' | recommended her to make trial of
Them and she Did 50 aud by q continued use of
the Pills alone perfectly aud think perma.
nenlly cured: WMs MARSHALL;
Just received large and fresh supply of the a.
boye Medicines al the Charlotte Dtug Store
h: OATES:
And may be found generally in all the towns and
villages IN the State:
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR,
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FEMALE APPEARANCES.


w ''"m ~ '.'a
lIce OF all our Irma'' ''"' s, 'o"t''' ! ana
unmafr,d-'more esp ci'F 70 '"' "'IoIS.
II points very 'fu'h'"' .,''"'--'oo 'u'"'
iuh as gcncIa' mug, !" " oe'''"o''
see friendship, love, common sense, X
common honesty sacrificed every honor to
what is called Pol'tnesS. ! see women
every day. out Of respect. as they say, to
their husbands, trick,d oUtwllh bcl'crdrcss
with better looks and with better humorto
recent strangers, than to receive husband
the roCucs pcrsualing the good, easy fool,
when they give other men cleaner table
cloth, oni better dinner that thcy 90 II
out Of respect Tor h'm| ,
"Ahom'nab'r lh'y 'f'n, inc io'd Of 'A''f
affections the pt,'n'r OF 'h',f u'u' 'h' ID
lher OF iht'r chl'd,'n, W2's'than any "'n'r
men--'hcy do, indeed, mere ) no ue"y"e
,,r.. ~ .i.,,l.o.,o .s,,ho,r,,
T.. - ~" H.. tna,. TL', a,I, r., to,
...,,.,.' Wa,so anJ ,.ar,,' 1ia,,,,ii,,
yy.,,a,,,,oo T,s,a,r,,. j., .ir,r &
NJ ,horn..n,,a ,I,,.., .,,,
l,..,u,.t,a o,cn 70. ~ ham, :,
amen, h.,,cr of luIbe world Than the,
rt,ly orc Tb,y,rr secretly ,iul OH HON
-cr,b,, main aui,, comfortable. lauuG
dccan-v which makes home 50 d,ar ,
mi,
U...L o.-...a. arc spre.,o T., ly,s an
hr,o.,i,es ;us,in nropor,ion to the differ
,c.c ,loy make be,ycrn ,boir husbands {
rho vorN-,6e stranger and their hu,lan.
rrl.,.oo s,i,sboJ ,hou, tho L,rso-,hc;
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a lIAND CASE..


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was 80 ''''''''oO'' 'P,, 80 -, III aug 49, "
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y" nav s''u '' you 81 .''' ~ ~" y" W
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"'' " 90 y, J'', 80 '1-' -. , w., -" ~.
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e'"r'"''' yea W. ''''" " w. '.'' Ivy, 49,
'' s"'''. -''''. "''' ''', 80 - 80
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WIN vac "'A' 49, ''' we.
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never ''uo''u '"' s0's''u' MUGS W '', ~.
''"' O''''' - won " 49,,
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SECOND WIFE OF NAPOLEON

Almost imm,da,ely oGe- the divorce.
proposals were malc to the Austrian Court
nrN,fiaL,oui.n The proposa, were aceep.
tI. and soon the marnlge festivals were
ccIcbn,cd in Vienna wrh grcn, pomn. Tho
ArcA!ul,c Charlie. Standing prohy 10 the
,mocrnl Bridegroom Napoleon was sui
IN plus haylnc as We, never seen LsbriIr
.SbcI.u., beautiful e,I he. ms he careful.
Iy REGARDED her m,niI,urc. which had been
.sn, IN him .A,, shoj,o d,yoh,cr Of tho
r.,,,,' TLis remark shows l.w mach
even N,o,l,un WAS d,zll.I ly ,l., a.r.,..
r,.ns C.'n.,"n # ,.... ...u u.......
rr,,oo N,u, entered Pan, vrn tour
o,.ons h,iiinn bcr,r,io aurI the ,lurlc,s
o3ror,Ilrry he c,noor orb,Ils and the nc.
cl,ua,,,rs If coyu.,,s, thousand. md sur.
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ny THE Young 'uN.

Early in the spring Of the present year.
n magnificent new steamer was launched
upon the OnioRiyer, and shortly afterwards
made her appearance nj the Icvee, opposite
the Furnishing city C. GlII edg'
cd covers, cnve!opinP the Captains res
poets. accompanied with invitations to see
her through upon the frst trip down the
rlyer. were forwarded to the editorial corps
IN ,ha, vicinity. the 'chalkcl hats were nu-
merous on the occasion /, was a grind
affair this dcbu, ola floating palace which
hos since MAINTAINED her reputation, unfair.
nished. as the crack boat par cEcellencc,
upon the Wercrn waters Your humble
servant was among the invited guests and
q nice time he had OF H.
found mysel! on board this beautiful
craft 10 close communion with score Of
unouesuonable "bcauucs" The company
p.ogcd to be a heterogeneous congiomora
Ton ofcharactct-m made up Of EDITORS law
ycrs. aucuoueers iu1escriblcs, aud .l1ncics
wa q s9rnkling Of no sI,h' There wa'
asray paJfou, too. in the crowl-bui as h.'
l,,sorc time between meals wns spent IL
trading horses dispensed with disgrace be
fore meals
WelG cur moor.nea an ~ belJr
slnst,. upon n clear c..j noon D..
PASSED rspily down stream fora con .
able distance. utul, c1Peueuc.ny fu.
oulofhc way occurrence The "s'u. %
temperance and the parson .o'orcsart q
unused themselves over smoking whlskc,
t7dly-,he bows wcr- relieving each 9th
Q a.
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c0N.rMrIInN AMuNl MOMEN

CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN
n. stored "a an Engish paper
that $1,000 Engl'h women die N one
year o. consumption Aud the same p
p,r attributes tie cause ~ part ~ the m.
door a.e which they lead, and partly 10 ihr
rompr,ssun pfcs,nrng tie e1pan'ioa.a ijhc
ea,,, by costume In both ways they are
d,puycI OF fec duupLs Of vital aif, md
a.I lho altered blood deposits lubercIlous
.m. ~. a.l Ami, unnatural fr-'Hy. Tb,
IS a.ubIc.s r,oo. and should nt ,yarring
I,s-.a., 30 ..mli,s 10 rrsp,cl 10 llrr mode ID.
drss Any hsMon j sleuc yc Of t,sih
saJ1.l D. nm,da'cIy abandoned I,may
r,9urri .Ir moral couragc, Co. Grse III
nau ,he beaten path IA witch thss uar
81, hW l.r benefits vail more than pay.
We thak. however that there is anoiher
cause %. -a1slmpion among female, gate
ne great 1s esther Of the ntove ltis the oI'
p.ufr o. ihsIr persons When they do 70
r.t Toy bal hai.r Say % the nouss OIL
'Ls.- day, ltsu 10 90 out upor ,he e]li wet
ground with n.lbiag on tbeiT le9 bot ths
ihin hose nnd I'd slippers which thousands
wlr Nau. though accuEomed 10 ogt
door weather. bod necessary % veal
afm md ibirk boots On their lra DO, Ia
HIesge Jr,ely lfom tAeir Surm rooms
il,l tta 0lf urt nsHft1 n0lhing 40 proctec
then !tom ehilis 10 IBIS wsy the axe q
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confidently atthe handles, heard n drsrc.
rate guggle up through The polished graf
Ings 10 The bottom Of the tub, prepared onr.
selves lcisurely for the lu,uty, an1-but
we had another story IN tell rbou, the mat
Ict, a. IS the other Is the richer Of the two
We shall. only say that brween no, and
cold, we were never e. cooked IN our life
After desperate struggle having managed
10 gc bait on the improved plan with.
ont exposing our ignorance, we l,h the
place x w,te met At the corner by rough
Tut csumablc friend from Nouhc'n Illinois
-onc who had made fortune aucuc The
digging, AMI who can af-o,d to take n
"si l1r,." cv"r" r.,v ar 'hcn so rs he
I,,ru. ois,ls,,s 80 the large curs.
You haiui been taking bath, have y
.nii be.
'Oh yes was m reply.
In them thnrc brass handle consarus9
Yes said we q great improvement 49,
obvintcs the inconvenience Of the noise and
dash OF the old plan
We hope tbs public confession may
prove come atoncmeni, but we did certainly
talk 10 our ingenious friend unblushinglv
He roarcd out loughingly, and gave US his
own experience in the matter
odd Mrs Corn6cld there said he. nsk
ed me If knew The cocks and said Yves
IN coursc-'cause I'd bathsd few | reck
on, tho not with that kind o fxln's-and
takes and turns 'om ALL and there was
kind Of splulcr below tul when wa
, reudy there was'ta mite Of water in th'
blasted thing lIest run out ms fas, as
, run IN and then know'd what 'uaste
meant Well, jest fuses with it, fusl up
/ and then down and then one side and ,hcr
, tothet, tll allow'd Id shut the darno
, up, cause the tub began to III. We'll +
, KEEP, film and film, all reckoncd i, WI
about right, md in went one leg, but
holy Egypt out cum again bowling T.
The cusScd otnrnal cold one hldu'i work
4 3D. 'spose and couId'nta cum out wus
, from seven biler explosion Ola scyc
! hundred weight lnoci,,d althc door PEI
haps We don't understand the cocks p say
she Cock, thunder sung out -bn,
dl1'nt want her ill., to laueh a, me and
:, want exactly ft to be seen by lady, ci'
= or, II she was fat so ] said il was nolh.n
and tried again TO get hang of,hc cousau
ed hundIes-but by tins tImc the tub wa
quite full and hllin ut that, aud kept turr
J. in and wicglln' ill rn,her guess ! mu
' n started the cold one without stopping N
hot aud as ii was trimming before. It ie
= now, naturally over run. and perhaps ther
wasn't the dlrndest rise all over that carp
IS IN nboutlwo minutes. that YOU ever did Sc,
L, i. ~,
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ENOUGHi ENOUGH

a Fnnchman, who knew very lnlr OF
our lgci unfortunately got mlo.a d.
E ais "nh a couuIrymaD, nuI tight lo
mast, nul that loo rough and lpmbic Bot
: fore he went at It t.. wos anxious to
tuov wLathc should cry II be found bin
s.IlYhippci Ahor bong informed, lbl,
When tausf,d, all be would have 10 DO
would be tocry out Enough, at II hr'y
went bat poor Monsieur, IN bis dlGcu!'.,s,
orgol The words, nni hniing bis eyes hike.
~ to be- removed from l1o,r socket. b, be.
gan TO cry out bit instead ol saying what
was t.ll him he commenced bawliug Ius.
lily llurmh burrah Lurrlh'
TO bis aon.shmoal, tie counuyman
kept pounding the harder when Monsieur
holmg there VAS no uto IA ha,iooug. urn.
1 Cd and wcul to work ~ slch good enrnrst,
f il was not long bcforc the counlfymnn slug
+ on, Ia n s'cn'oriln voice Enough -
Say DIT, again sad the Frenchmnn
Enough, enough, cried be- again
Wtcu thrl'.l'-o-' m1n 10 uIrn -.
..,l Z l., ld - 90 ,,,c ~oI
wasuy :. cay long tan, ng1
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TME NJ ~ IN MNELD-

- - " % 4 - 90 ~ ..''' 800
Whom Napoleon oe-ll.l from Ella aoi
returned 10 France o.. :. n1,ur Sc. an.
nounced the event as follows
lsi The monster has escaped from lis
place Of baulshncnl-he has run away
from Eih
2t The Corican Dragon lRogc) has
landed NJ Juan
81 Tho tiger hrs shown LmnN from
Cop lhc troops ore advancing on %. si.s
10 arus be pro1rrss--hc Nl.I conclude
Dis ms0pt.e adventure ty becoming a
w7nd'ro- among lhem mountains be- cauno,
possibly c.capc
Alb The monscr has advanced n mr. ne
1.eaob.c; wc know no, 30 what rcacn.
,fg ioascrILr o.
5,h The Tyran' is actually a. Lyons -
Fear and terror sszsd all NJ be appear
auce.
Oh The u4urper hos vUrurerrd 70 an
preach ,he clTll vHa.n cay Loars
msfch
7,h B1rirqrf advancing hY orcsd
mafchrs-ta. b .s impoa.5le be should
reach l'aris
s.h Napoleon al.i roach lbe walls. o.
Pare i- uouor
9,t Thr Emperor T-narb.-ag
lya Yesterday evening Doe Msies' r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

.Iorailau't ..r ~ n ~ wc'r I.1lD zoe
. mott o o.. . od,u- ) okro
,iaca G.rly vanished md co...I. md
wi.h looking glass IN front, to eer-
tam lady, not remarkable for personal
beatty
why it i. beautiful sid the vcnder
Beautiful Indeed a look at II almost
fughtcus me- said the lady.
'Thrn marm,' replied Jonathan, | guess
you'd better take ono that lin'I got 10 look.
ing glass
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

n5"Baltmore justly called tho Monu
mental GUY. The following inscription.
found on a monumn, "a one OF ia" grave
yards of,hot city, has been copied cs'bdi'm
ri ileraiim
Hear he's the rcmarcs ola very wur,ho
and respectable s,u2in. who kept groc'u
aud chandler establishment At the corner Of
---- and ---- sircGs This s'unr o.
erected bv his bcrccvod and dl'konsul
widow who takes this opportunity to M.
form her friends hat she intends 10 carry On
her husbands former business at the same
phase and wants TO get the custom mud ia.
tcrnngc of nll her husbands many former
friends and customer"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

yosr bIains. tea thousand such ep6ld ee pre-.
served In drop OF brandy, & have as much
sea room as tai-poio IN lake Supcu"t-&
as lor your IDEAS, YOU have bot one, a that
10 stamped on your leadcn skull 40 inch
Je,p.) that isilots and females were made 60
be gulled 10y you, aud that you th.nk deem,
people envy yoa: appearance. Poor useless
tobacco worm You are a decidedly Aati
,asea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

Haalgme Uss -- Ouc Of oar czchapg.
~ contains ne i0.loKug sensDbl" fcm4tls
rr.lung 10 handsome mcn
'lfyol are ever lhrcal-ori v'hl hand
some mao ~ lhe family JYs, axe clothes
pouod .r while BE- isSG DO ibe ied and
batter hls nose 10 poumicc From ron.
cause or other handsome mrn rrc inyar.a
bly sssct lhoy cultivate lh,ir hair nni
complexion - much lIat fhoy have no rr.
10 thok Of heir brains Blythe tine ihcy
reuch 30 their hands ond heads arc squa'
IL soft Again We say n you wish to 6nl
and intellectual man ins look Tor one wil
face % rough lhs, you nigh, use il As
nutmeg gnlcf'