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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
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Ba{1Hrss Cut Iiacks, Brass Caneliestiots &c.
LOOK HERE.
AL persons indebted to the firm OF Shepard and
BonncII will please call and settle up and save costs
April 18th ls49. 81
~nUTTT-GJ1 lbs. best CINCINNATI brands, for
* sale bv THEO. KODOLF.
T KOOMs-1O hundred good Corn Brooms.
- warranted 10 sweep clean. for sale By
BEECH & TILLEY.
Jayne, Family Medicines.
<DHE UNDERSIGNED IS sole authorized Agent for
-. this place for the above celebrated mcdI-
clnes OF when ne IS now opening large AMI fresh
supply THEO. BODOLF,
ED URE Port Wine, Madeira Wine
z and Brandy. for medicinal purposes
COR sale at the Mineral Point Drug Store,
by r. d. PULFORD
EQUITY! PUTTY H. 500 lbs.
8 for sale at
PULFORD's DRUG STORE.
March . l545.
Lumber l ard.
~n UNtBER Of various kinds Shingles Ian and
IA Pl1steri1lg Hslr. constantly on lalri ard for
sac by THOS DAFEI
JaUe 8. 1870.
POWDER!
rust receiving from Milwaukee, large cpauti-
- ries OF Blasting and sporting Powder Tor sale
b. u A FAIRCHILD.
! Mineral Point July 18th 1910 4stf
EDJzA HERE.
I Teeth extracted IN the best manner, also cup
( ping and bleeding ATTENDED 10 at all times By
GEORGE APPEL
/ Mineral Point June goth 1919.
DOOIS 4 SHOES Just received and for sal
~ by BEECH < TILLEY
NFARNlSHES-Blac Copal, and Japan. 70
y sale by THEO RODOLE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

I'd RC>fES.-Afu Il assortment of Paint brush
- es, Narnish brushes, sash Tools. GraiuIng
brushes, ScrUbblng brushes. Shoe brushes Hair.
Cloth and Tooth Brushes, just received and Or
sale by THEO. R0DOLF.
VRIGHT'S TEDL1N VEGET.IELE Pills
srl0R sale by the undersigned Who Is sole aJi-
- tlouzeI Agent Tor tbs place TOR the sale OF
the same. TdEO. RGDOLF
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SherF Office

Mineral Point, sept 18th 1919
Ben { Eastman. ATTY for Eltf.
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T.FEgF ssgERT,
Time Time !

TfTHo" IS the ti.nc 70 supply yourself with
81 GOOD CLOCK \ first rate lot just re
ceived. Light day eia-hic. eight day o O O. 30
hour Gothic and eight day aH. 30 hour alarm. sold
On the most reasonable terms. and Ej1yrgutsj by
L46l ALFONSO GARNER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

AL persons indebted 10 the firm OF Shepard and
Bonnc will please call and settle up and save costs
April lth 1919. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

E1NGLIsH BLISTER STEEL OF a superio
a quality for sale By THOMAS DAEEY.
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sucCIate of I.orcHxo Dew,

DIV, 10 one Of his odd, cia,nt sermons,
DECLARED that he had known sinuersiso
aieked that lbcy actually brt 1bis
statement lure. Tn old, seoraat ard fat
lnpea,tent pIesent into state OF alarm
and pe1sp!fEtiou aud keG.e he "addied IN
mortal terror. Al n stt, 10 the horror Oh
has anticipated explosion, hs rolled hboat
uni.l he could no longer Tear ii. lie fan
e!ed he was already swelling. lie rose
aud attempted ia dress himself, in ordof 10
r. tat. " no n imagine his CONSERVATION
.hsa lie hand lie could Jn,i strain the gar
met- IN III. limbs. and even then they
would nat meet lie was suffering w.'f
rapid dropsy; his inlqniiles were com
| lug to light lie screamed in agony o
ms terror aud lamp being brought IN
+. he fonud lie had put on he brother
clo.hes THE impression however" say
our ioformaut, n clergyman OF Tue Cau'cI
Of Esgianl s. vas saialaiy one, 'of h
became ai0us man"
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a Kitchen Garden.

Whatever else YOU may neglect, do not
forget to make q good garden. 10 tnis
end see that II lacks not we'll rolted ma.
nure, aud is no, Dc ficicn, in lime, or ashes.
Have i, posed or spaded deep, and dram,
cd il il needs draining For cabbase',
eaus;ic Line aad common salt serve dou.
Bic pufpase that Of driving of insects aua
feeding The plants great many gardens
lack lime, and also Me potash 10 common
house ashes. As for salt, all human food
contains ali,ile every body eats salt With
his meal, bread and potatoes; and We
would hint. ia iha ,aosi delicate terms that
Il all the chambeis acre empiied over 'he
SOIL IN q garden, nothing would Improve u
more. 4 tight barrel filed with pounded
charcoal. and this saturated with The liquid
Indicated, will give enc fertilizer Of sfeal
onwer. This compound Is excellent to
drive away worms, aais. tnd other dsP'e'
! dators.
| Raise full supply Of peas, beans, beets,
onions. cabbage, potatoes. sweet corn hno
Ut other subs,antaIs.
Search closely all fruit trees and SHRUB
bsty for gfuhs, the cotton aph's, lat'n
eat9arp,llets. &C., sud kill the Whole %
these destructive pests. Shorten 10, by cut
tag oTthe cuds Of all long, ungaio'y limb
THAI yau7 trees may have hands me tops
Dig up the grass over all the foots' iut'
the sods bottom upwatds With dfess'nl
of shes under all the sods aud Turf.
YOU have tree which forms good dea
0f wood aud seems unwilling 10 bear, ".
YOUR skill at root pruning. Cat Gil u
more than a third Of its roots; and hes
E at some distance from the tree.
II you steep garden sseds al all, he cars
!, fu not 10 keap them N The steep, too Ion.
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long az there 10 room 10 cultivate and keep
his crop clean, the earth opsn TO atmos'
pheric action, and 10 allow free circula.
zion OF sun and air. be may rely uPoo ITS
vigorous growth and prolific product.
What is most to be looked to IN plant.
ing q field Of corn, is, so TO arrange the
distance as to dispense with the necessi'
" Of using the hoe except immediately
around the plants during their cultivation
tina, object attained, il they be kept clean
and there be sufficient nulriuient and salts
in the earth, unless The elements forbid !,
a good crop Of corn cannot laI!.to reward
the cuiturlst's tolls.
WoRkIssIs DRorsur-M Many are OPP
posed to working cora during the per,o 6
Of drought, under the impression that
when thus worked, il causes IT'S IRE; nov
il corn be worked ia dry weather WIN Inc
plough, which necessarily cuts up ana tears
is lateral and fibrous roots, the probaeiil'y
is, that the blades will wiihef aud burn up
not because the earth has been stirred, ou'
because the plants have been unnaluraily
derived of their means OF suppl, ing them
selves with food and moisture from Inc
earth. and, because, BY the absence OF ram
their mower of reaction has been suspend
ed and they cannot re.suPply themselves
with a new series Of feeders Thus be
6eyinr. we hesitate not IN advancing The
on,nion, that stirring the earth with The
C,ltiya,or, is decided ben fetal, IN even
the dryest periods, as all such looseninss oil
the soil serves 10 prepare It 10 absnio a"D
conaeese the dews, and dispense their re-
I freshins influences 10 ,i.e roots OF the grow.
inc plants. Ii the devs fall upon hard
surface. the sun exhales them before they
can possibly do any benefit, whereas, u
the surface be open aud in fine ,iith' as
necessary consequence, much VIII s'ns III
TO The earth before the evaporaline power
of the suns ray can disadyantag eously
onerate. and thus will moderate degree
Of moisture be preserved IN the eaiih al
time when II Is most need.
APPLICATION OF LINE.-As there Is nc
be ter time or occasion 10 apply lime, we
will say, after YOU have prepared your
corn ground, il i, needs 1t, spread your
lime thereon. the soil has been IN grass
and is well supplied with vegetable matter
you may put On a hundred bushels to Inc
aere-iii il be in moderate heart, hiy bush
els will answer; but If II be poor, thin
land twenty five bushels will be enough.
To poor sandy lands, ~e would apply
lime IN compost, made thus: For every
acre We would mix IS bushels OF lime
with 20 double horse. cart loads oi clay
shovel this over txo or three times, Al 10.
,eryals Of week, and after ploughlng and
narrowing the land, we woutd haui on The
compost. spread ii evenly, and harrow and
cross harrow it in, SO Is to incorporate II
with The soil.
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cAN LYNN BEAT THIS

A boo, mixer Of Ognacoke, ILL, exhb'
It's eIgil pairs Of large size boots made by
a man named Grlnnel. in ono day. The
work is done in a superior manner
Chronicle.
We d. not know that Lynn can bea
the above, but il 10 considered small dong
n this city. There is ladies' shoe.ma
ker down ia the swamp. who, as fast as h
finishes CATER throws IL over bis should
sf, into box behind him. lie keeps 90
IN the air all the time and doa't bal: Try
( " y. Giobs.
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Common school Advocate
PROSPECTUS.

EF sufficiently supported, tie sub scribef intends
Il 10 publish monthly asfer Of elsh' pages i9f
the purpese OF difusiug information on tie fao
ect Of eeucasi3 with Tie especial view es I'M
proving tile character oi our Common Schools
! Ii il intended to give account. drawn ito'h
tie puLllc dncuBeats and other sources Oh Tue
origin and progress OF oar Common school y
tenn to compare Ii with that 81 other sssfes tefe
and in EBroPc, Thus Iting our improvement over
lormer years aud suggesting the means o. over
canning the detects aud difficulties under shich
se sttl labor. This vii cad US 10 investigate
the sources from which school funds are defiFed'
lie medas OF Her application, Tie Preservation
of order IN sehudls tie selection ot proper boz x
ff stndv. The reereslon sEi.able !os The pupils,
the treatment necessary isr dsaefsht u'AP}~t
1 tons, dc.
Aud Ls.ieyng that the SAFE which. would im-
prose its scAouis must iltst Improve rs teachers
q postiQa OF our columns viil be devoted 10 ihe
o.estiuns are our schools 10 lie supplied
with eonpatert teaeheisi Hos is the STANDARD
Of edues'ien to b. raised. and the services OF a
tand secGred who are well qfahhed 10 ~ itFd'
and IN tile spin. ef lute, lAtof tn Ito -ass'er'
ment ii the eai,dfeg sao Gis .i2eta Gaasf tLeii
CHARGE
BIT Education i. word Of very extensive
meaning, and although tits primary eilect OF la
publication mas tieqneutiy take Us into The snhoo
b room, We do hnt intend 10 he always coEhne'
8 tiete. Or subject matter - the human h'h'
and tie ihaaenf ss--good aud bad, with fie'
Of pIessa'ng the one aud stfene thenihs Tic oh
i or ilieb con be brought to operate upon IT.
n Tia. taiB is theme u the deepest moment non
{ can deny. II eTtsps the Interests not oil IN
4 world aHly--it reaches through eiefnlty ="
shall cot hesitate Then as oets ston mas demand
10 enter the family circle, ID lace oafsese- o
% the streets Of minglr III the tusy srosd aud tier
sci firth the rules u le AMI principles Of c0nda'
N which Ne beiaye viii promote tho good q at
race here and rebound 10 Cur everlasting @sisi
ia the life which IL TO come.
y TIE publication will be commenced ia Green
u boro', 30 socn az sufficient number Of subse'
D. bars can be obtained to dlfray the expenses
of priuling--to TO printed on fair type, at 50 cen
=, year, payable tie receipt q the fret nanib'
- Letters relating TO the paper may he direei
5 tpost PAID to Nefsas MsndonhaIl, Jamssto@
IS Guiifotd county, N. C..
,h Subscriptions also received at the Patriot cilic
0e Tie papers of The STATE, and oilers friendly
the cause Of Education are requested TO publish
notice The above.
HEREU5 MENDENHALL.
81 no. I. lsiJ.
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PhiiadeIphia Type Foundry.

Phiiadeipisi. Type Foundry.
No. 5 Par 81 nesr IKE ExcAapgs, PA.Isasifhia.
ynIlE Subscriber having made great improve
~ men,s IN his nlr,hoi Of casting Tyre and
rnixtur Of me Al, aud bad Thorough revision OF
has matrices, the taets Ut v bach nj esetlstd
IN bsauty an1 regularity ef cut ~ aoy 81 tbs
country h.tess hius,lf ta' hY st'ie' rsts'in-
N stirniion 81 bp,in,ss, std employing note but
the laost sAillul SOL alcn, hs - snsbi 10 oagi.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
At GREATLY REDUCED Pm rs.
He is cnps artlE adsi,ug {" his stock ~ Mat IL
new from HE hea, watk ~, Of ts spd oder conn-
tri.s, and having latelt procured sio,n Enrops.
great variety Of NEW FACES and oRNA.
MEN ~ olcil. the attention oi ffleisfs ti.fcto.
Specim, n. III he sent 10 those wishing 10 oratr,
Plersss ChEses, Gases, LAX. Staud.. 6a!ieYs.
Brass Rule, and every other Article ntedsd to fur
nish complete Printing Oihce, supplied a, the
shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE.
or the newe., syic and Of Ill .Izss carefully 20,
up IN fonts Of eotrcct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROnB
Aug. 30 i>i- adseo
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KEEP COOL. KEEP Coor. /.

EEgOwNING'S IMPROVED PATENT
I'D VEN Hated REFRIGERATOR :,
greatly Reduced Prices, warranted superior % A.,
now in use for preserving perfectly cool fresh ,n
clean, BUTTER. MEAT. EGGS. FRUIT ~
QUOR, &c, during the summer season, and ~,
fio,a Freezing during the winter, any ancl, 4,
posted in il. They also contain u Water jar ,,d
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, b, the srrasrs0, !,
of which perfectly coid water can always b. mi
without additional ice. lof which les i, rss,..
thai any other) Also, Upright Refrigerator,
BUTTER BOXES. in which Butter IA, 1.
ran. ported with perfee, saiety by land OF x,,,
aud ms celebrated non. conductors OF heat f., rsd
~ai.r. qniripa but lhs. OF ice for q hour. 4,
thousand. will ts stiff. Thankful fur p.s. f.ss,,
we hol.e 10 merit q coa,lsaan Sid hy
r. BROWNING. 10 Commerce, s,rt,i.
May 10. nen frat ST.. Bslua,sf,
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Retail Price. $3.50.

We have preparcd this srlaine at grea, expense,
tbetype large. ceat aud band aomf psger ssnoAb
aud whit, biaditg sHsnF AZ substantial, en-.
RtayiGgs uest aad Appropriate. This g0fk ~ sc
cideJly tbc che pes' md mns, popular ever t-sucd
from The Americas pcs. sd rom the nfdafs al
ready resolved for It ~ stc .sg5ted y Is destined
to have au immense sale tkrel" bout sast "a
teud,d country From peeuia circumstances
We are eEsb I'd 10 gfsef thus h,-k lu~ ta boak red
lars. ros'-na.tefs, and others, sha mag feel dis-
posed to act as hTtifis
A. the fallsheF Is GesItaus Of giving this use.
ful Family Nprk very extensive ereLlatIaH. h.
oil " tbs most liberal Inducements 10 Yents I'D
| Is sattfed that any man u good address eau
make from o. 10 go a day from the sal Of It
There Is scarcely town or wi aye ~ the uni "
! bat will furnish more OF less suLserbtrs. A
small capital Of from s25 10 $50 .l be necess ar,
/ TO make a commencement.
! ~ No letters attended 10 unless the postag.
/ is paid.
For further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
No i25 NASSAU 1T N Y tfr.
Mr.. Scars uHi please lay a,ide Il copy lot th
Publisher untr called for Also copy OF Tn
hook uf he United StatSs, az he Is sl.o entitled
copy of thai Wosk. -
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

2pUE exercises Of this Institution will coin
II mence on The las, Monday in January, al
lie house eff the Rev. Wafer W. Pharr
Terms Of Tuition for Fire MoasAs.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. %
Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing, Painting. -
Mn<c. $40
,,n'e,,,, Ne,dl.wnr.. 81
AMANDA v. PIIARR
Unwearied attention will be given 10 bring ahd
keep the institution under wholesome moral IN
fiuence, and thereby TO give sound religious ed
ucstion to those entrusted TO our care. The sub
scfiber is making preparations to accommodate
boarders. Board will hc furnished al u per
month. including every Thug that Is neees.ar!
for the comfort Of the raPl
Latin aud Greek viii also be taught BY the sub
serLef
WALTAR W. pfIARR.
Dec. 2s, Isls. III
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.
LEX DRIANA AC a d M z

PERMANENT SCHOOL.
ALExAH DRIANA A @ d z M
Misleading eesny. NJ C., 10 miles NsriA o.
Charlotte.
S. d WHARTON. fKiScrrAr-
Rev. H. b. CUNNINGHAM. Rrcros.
FasfiE seyen,h Session Of this lnsh,a'i3n con.
n nenctd on the fret Mogday in January,
under the supctlnte ndence Of the above gentle
men Tho cour,e of studies adopted is such us
10 pre- pare pBpls for admission 10 the JUNIOR Class
in any of our Colleges. IL. location is as pleas
aut and hcslthy, and far removed from all eaases
Of dis sps ioD as any IN this section OF The Slate.
Terms.
Boarding. inofading washing, tasl and
lights pei month. ~
T.ifi0n.
Writing. Arithmetic, Engtish cranmsr' .
and GEOGRAPHY, per ress. OF ; months
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy .
Rhetoric, Logic. 4c., -.
Latin snd Greek languages, ~
Jan. IL. lci3 iSI
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Education.

nESlRouS Of educating their own children
u the undersigned have engaged as Teacher.
Miss IT. {. GRAHAM. of Charlotte, and hereby IN.
form The public that the school begsn the LIST IN
slant. and is open to others at lie following prices
for the first months:
Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. Geography. In.
rlsh Gsammar, Rhetoric. Composition aud Ills
tory, " ~. n'o''''
The higher branches usually taught, VI 50 pr ~
Board, " 70. "'o,' :
Miss Graham has been educated as 4 Teacher,
and has lad some experience IN teaching. une
of the undersigned is preptred 20 accommodate
with comfortable rooms With fire places d. leu
or more boardefs who will there. be under tile ey =
Of lie Teacher lie will also give to the school
and scholars the attic nlion both may require. The
other, If desired, will give The boarding sthoaFs
medical attention free Ut e!safge. The location,
s miles S,alh of Charlotte, is ono OF the mes:
beautiful and healthy IN The eaanty.
5 u WATSON.
D. n. LEE.
Jan ID. ls49. lau
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sears New 4 Popular Pictorial
Description Of the q. states,

containing an secount of the 1eF0gfsphy, se tie
ment. History, Revolutionary and other interest
ing eseIts. Statistics. pFogtehs IL Agriculture
Manufactures. Population, sc, sc, of each State
IN The UuiCu,
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Cures are Constantly Effected

liy tn &c Pills. in eases where every other meiB
had Gg-eiIy ia led. The @ o-t sbufdsai ptot OF
this couii le gwen, but Trial of Yhe b1x vill
cot.iaee tie patient Tiey eaa Re ordered an
sent by NAL, a, trllng esreHss. The pfice is %
cents box Whtre tEs dollars north are ordsrfd
oa'i ne moRfy remlntd. The Company wiu pay The
pastags on TIE Pis. Remtfances at the Com
pays rist. Whrescr tliefe IS no Agency Of abs
Company 'hry can be ordered by mail.
These Fill. are taking the place Of ell others
ard no siek Iefs1n should bs without thetn.
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Eorrcr genuine rpham'F Llee'u' ID
his written signature, thus W A. r2ss u
The hand Is also don, with pen. INV =
Sold, wholesale and retail by WfATr = m
An. l2l Fulton street, N. f..and W snsdss
generally throughout the Y. STATES ., an'
JAMES r. GiLMhS~c c,
Aeen. fer Charlotte, NV
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,
S. q Cs,ner Of Bslfimsre and South S,,.
BALTIMORE, MN

EE AS secured the services Of an At,o,n.,
j 4 sident al Washington. Of some f.r,y -. "
intimate acquaintance with different Dsp,r, MI
and 10 nov prepared to procure the sct,lemsn, J,
the c.aims Of soldiers who enlisted du,;,. :, ~
Mexican war. Ills charges for proseeu,,. "''
claim before the Departments at washir v,an
getting il settled. whether Bounty Land ~"
or Pension. will be SIS; and for nav m;l..F
clothing. &c. ten per cent. on the amou., So
cred, il $50 or over; and If under tina, sum =.
lie viii furnish free Of extra charge. am ~ "
necessary 10 enable = party to prepare and q.
ward to him q claim for prosecution. if teo,...
cd by letter. post paid, and directed TO him :, II.
s. +. Corner of Baltimore and South sI,,sa
Baltimore, Nd.
w. T. would refer to Editors Of New,n,,..
generally throus hout the United State. al =
those Of Baltimore and Philadelphia in parte,,,a
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Carriages for Sale.

YEHfiE ST. BSCRIBER has now on hand large
a and handsome stock Of carriages, which he
will sch cheaper than the description Of ve-
hieles have ever previously been offered IN the
southern country.
&. OVERHAN.
Charlotte, May II, 1913. 33.f
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siinssrntci with 400 Engravln=.,

Of the principal Ciiss. Piaees, dinr.. Scene.
~. Cafn-iter, Svals af the sAses, Nc. se.
Compete 10 one octave volume Of SIX hundred
p. ges. aIaeah-la Laund ID GIT pIaioElaI mu.Lm.
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DIX. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Ca,arrhs. Infuenz,. Costss'ness. fies' "ra
vel. Genorrbm. elect, fiaor Aibas, OF 'ne
Whites. Weakness, Distractions, &c,

vel, Genuffbtf. Oieet, rt"ef H'""', W. '"e
Whites, Weakness, DISTRACTIONS, Nc,
Golp Tl,LL, y. C., Auo |. le4s.
DR.. J. Kuhl-Dear Sir;
You will please forward to es a. soon as con.
vcnien,. fresh supply of,he Restorer OF the Hood
aud the Abyssnia Mixture. We have sold out tor
some time The Restofcr aud the Depuratise
Powder, have proved TO be very eihcGcious tot
fullness of the chest. Rheumatism, Sore Legs. la.
Examinations OF the Eyes, Debility, and other ehfo-
mic diseases. We warranted The Abyssinia Nix
lure to every psaerT, and no one has asked to get
tho money returned. but on The contrary, every
one his praised lis great ssnat'ye powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. Il u. w. HUNEYCu1T.
CoScoap, n. C., JrLY %, ls4s.
Dr. Kuhl--near Sir:
We have sod out all Of yunr Abyssinia MIX
tnre IN oil cases, on our osn account and we
eau sap, ii has usYer failed. We have daily calls
for more of the Abyssinia Mixture. and you vii
please send Us as soon possible such supply
which wilt anseer the great demand.
Very respectable sours,
PHifER l. YoRkE.
Letter from MJo, Dagald MDscald. Crane
Cretk Post Odes
Hooks CocSrr. \. C.. Brc %, ia.
DR. kuhi-Dsar SD:
A l.sdt ~ ,li, county. afii citd with a nctvoo'
eompl in,, Reapsus u,eti, fuor Albas, aud
s,n, what dnfansed mind, caused BY distinctions
was f,r about twelve n,.a,hs attended by four 81
| our eminen, physicians, without any eifsc,, and
every one suceeesiye'y declared her 'nenrabe. ant
hat sac had to die. She then procured iwo hti
lie, or xour Abyssipia Mixture trplu me, " tlI i
cured htr entirely. She has since married, ai,t
is in perfect good health and happy. The Ahys
,in Mature has likews. proved very sihcaeinn'
in many oher diseases, bu, particularly ~ i,'na
diseases. IN which 1t should have the preiertncs
OF all others
Yours obedicn'lv.
EuGALD McDUGALD
Likewise on hand and tot sale, ID. kuhl's Re
.tcrer, Uat,eisal Plaster Gold Mine Rslsanl. y C
4 J iiul.TpN, Agent.
Charlotte. n. c.
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