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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

metal of the recipient, the gases are kept
up to their original strength so that, the
longer the engine continues to work, the
greater the comparative economy of xyloi-
dine, on account of the heat of the recip-
ent and of the machinery, which serve to
keep up great expansion, and consequently
great power in the gases. My experiments
with steam engine of about 2 l2 horse
power, on the above principle, answered adj
mlrably; but while these experiments were
gong on made further discovery, and
this last one is verging almost on a miracle.
The most prominent features of my last dis
covery are-that the propulsion of carria-
ges on railroads, and on common roads, will
be now effected without engines, steam, fire,
water, magnetism, air, or animal power, and
propelling of ships without either of the a.
bove means, sails, or paddles, or any pro-
pellers whatever"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

GUARD AGAINST PREMATURE BURIAL.
A learned Belgian, M. Mainple, has recent
ly discovered IA very simple means of dis
tinguishing between real and apparent death.
1t consists of creating small burn; if there
is life, blister is always formed, even in
the absence of apparent insensibility. If
death has already interviewed, nothing of the
kind occurs.
REcREATIoNs.-Let your recreations be
manly, moderate, seasonable, and lawful:
the use of recreation is to strengthen your
labor and sweeten your rest.-!Seele.
One sooner finds out his own foibes in
stranger, than any other foibles.
A man has generally the good or i'll quail :
tiles which he attributes to mankind.
A lady wrote with diamond on pane
of glass;
Sod did at first make up ight but he"
10 which, gentleman added =
Most surely had continued so, but she-
DEFINITION OF NowHERE.-A place
where no Yankee ever has been, and never
will be.
A true picture of despair, is pig reach
ing through a hole in the fence to get
cabbage that lies few inches beyond its
reach.
"Look here, Pete" said a knowing dar-
key, don't stand dar on de railroadP
"Why, Joe 2"
"Kase if de cars sees dat mouf of yours
dey tink it am de depo' and run rite in"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

Music" says Luther, SIS one of the
fairest and most glorious gifts of God, to
which Satan is bitter enemy for it re-
moves from the heart the weight of sor-
rows and the fascination of evil thoughts.
Music is kind and gentle sort of disci-
pine; it refines the passions and improves
the understanding. Even the dissonance of
unskillful fidders serves to set off the charms
of true melody, as white is made more con-
spicudus by the opposition of black. Those
who love music are gentle and honest in
their tempers. always love music" adds
Luther, " and would not, for great matter,
be without the little skill which possess
in the art"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

IGNORANT MEN IN OFFIoE,-Ignorance,
indeed, so far as it may be resolved into
natural inability, is, as to men, at least, in
culpable, and consequently not the object
of scorn, but pity; but in governor, it
cannot be without the conjunction of the
highest impudence; for who bid such one
aspire to teach and to governl A blind
man sitting in the chimney corner is par
donable enough, but sitting at the helm he
is intoerable. If men will be ignorant and
iliterate, let them be so in private, and to
themselves, and not set their defects in
high place, to make them visible and con-
spicuous If owls viii not be hooted at,
let them keep close within the tree, and not
perch upon the upper boughs,-Dr, South.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

An exchange tells good story of coun-
tryman, who was in one of our cities on
Sunday, and concluded to 90 to church.
Arriving there, he waited outside moment,
when to his surprise the organ struck up,
and he concluded some sort of shave
down" was about to commence. At that
moment gentleman invited him in. "Not
'zactly, mister, amt used to no such do
ms on Sunday, and besides, 1 don't Dance"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

NAN AND WIFE.-Let them be sure to
abstain from all those things which, by ex-
perience and observation, they find to be
contrary to each other. They that govern
elephants never appear before them in white.
-Jeremu TAILOR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

Look out for my leader, of tomorrow,
as an indicator, and regard this letter as of
the most strict and inviolate confidential
character"
read this extract to Mr.. Calhoun in the
Senate OF the United States, in February,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-20

The following brief article Of the Sa
sannah Republican expresses what vii
meet with hearty response BY the erea
wing party Of Tho Union.
The National fa'eiiigencer. - We ara
reJolced TO perceive that this admirable
paper, though no, the recognized organ OF
tho Government, IS used as a medium of
communication through which to convey
Official Intelligence TO The public. The
selection of The National lntelligencer for
this object, by the President, Is a high
compliment to the greet Conservative par.
ty OF this country. lis editors deserve
every thing that can DO awarded to a whole
life OF patriotic devotion TO the hiphes, and
noblest interests Of this Republic. II
hardly too much to say tina, like the Con.
slI'ullon itself, the Nut. In,eIligcncer, has
opposed barrier Of granite to the cease.
less efforts Of these modern propaganda,
who have ilourished so luxuriantly Of late
years IN The warm sunshine of Locofoco.
Ism. May its stainless pages ever remain
record to which an American Republi. |
IAN can point without bushing
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Communications.
foR rHE eHARLorrs JOURNAL.

Mn. EDIroR: observe in he last mum.
Der OF your paper tina, the Wings of Union
county called meeting, on the Sd ins:.,
to inquire into the praclicabiIity and pro.
pretty Of holding General Convention 10
select suitable individual to represent
this District in the next Congress Of the
United States. | read tho proceedings of
that Jneclins ottenliveIy, and am gratified
at the spirit which nnimates the Wings of
Union county. They move for such
Convention. This District is so largely
and decidedly Wing in sentiment, that il
would be very blame. worthy to soc i, re.
presented in the next Congress by any 9th.
or than a Wing, be he an independent,
Democrat, or Loco foco. But how is this
to be avoided 7 In one of two ways: eth.
or by letting the candidates make their
own compromise, so as to leave but one in |
The field or, on their failure TO effect such |
m arrangement, TO call Convention of
The people and select aslandard. bearer for
he true Wing banner.
In my judfiment, Mr.. Editor, these two
Methods OF settling our difficulties in this
District, should be tried in the order in
which | have hero mentioned them
While, therefore, I am rejaicod to see nv
r'snds Of union take 20 early a .lsnd for
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GOOD ADVICE.

;. John ii. Prentice, in his recent yaledic
o'eiory on retiring from tho editorial cha;,
which he had filed for iorty.,wo years
has the following.
y man should DO without a well.con.
Quoted newspaper; no is far behind the
sP'fit OF the age, unless he reads one. i,
1o' upon an equal footing with his fellow
nun VINO ENJOYS such advantage, and is
u's'gardluI Of his duty to his family. is
not aiiording them an opportunity Of &C !.
CURING knowledge Of wha, is passing in
me world, al the cheapest possible teach.
'ns' Show me a family wiihou, a news.
paper and venture to say that there will
Dc manifest IN that family, want of ane.
my oil manners and indications of igno.
rance, m 'si s,rikingly 10 contrast vita the
ne'shbor who allows himself such a "a.
'ional indu ISence. Young men especially
should read newspapers. Ii were boy.
even oil twelve years, would read news
paper we KY. though | had TO work by
,o'eh 'ight to earn money enough to paw
Tor It. The boy who reads well, viii
learn TO think aud anslyze, and If so, he
"lil be almost sure to make a man of him.
sell, hating vicious indulgence, which
reading Is calculated 10 bege, di,tas,e
or.
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GENERAL CONVENTION. L mu., ,h;nL !, !
un"'se TO consoks that Convention :, n,
"me they have proposed--sih Nav. n
!" premature. II we could have called ,
Consentio, and nominated a candidate he
lore any one had declared himself !, would
PROBABLY have been best but surely ,ov
that three candidates hare declared ,h.,.
selves 1t were better, indeed il is due 10
men, 10 give them fair opportunity of
.eeconci'ins their conflicting claims uopg
'hemselves-before you assemble a Con'
sen''on to sit on these claims. Has mi,
oeen done Not vet, we think. Have
."e candidates made any efior,s to com.
promise their differences We do no,
pretend TO know, but we think thai ,ufE.
c'sn' lime has no, been allowed them for
'his purpose. II they can do the work &c
feconcilement for themselves. il were hs,
'sf than It done by convention. Be,;des
ms the time proposed BY the mee,iss a !
monroe !: busy limo. and, if eve,y other
:. were out Of the question, on
'ha' sccount alone i'll selected. II x;,, hs |
quite d,sicult to secure a large attendance
on the 9Th May.
, think. therefore. on the whole. Mr..
Editor, that the call for a General Can.
'e"''on al 90 early q day should no, b, re-.
'ponoed to; since there 10 time enough in
,a'e OF failure on the part of tho csna;.
'a'es 10 make satisfactory arrangement.
'mong themselves, 10 resort 70 ,h.,
nssscfo. AZ they ero ell good Yhi4,
mo more anxious, | trust, for the e.c,s..
u ths party ihsn their owa prorno,ion i,
: 10 co hoped that the d,s.ric, sill
%. long have to depIore i,s preses, DIFF.
u''ics. Hit should prove otherwise. s,d ,
ne h'g cause, with ivelse hundred ma. i
'''iy on ''s side, ohould sus,sin a dcf.., .
20" n'n and rpon ssem who srubbo,nly :
''n" themselves 10 the way Of success. 9
the burning shame and the re,ribu,;on s
CABARRUS.
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Snow storm.

Va sunday tho 18Th We experienced q,
severe Snow storm for 8 hours a.. ~,
have had this winter; our Oldest iphab;.
an's arm II, our country ftiends say i,
was some i've OF six inches deep, here in
'0e neaf' Of the town IT dad no, lay on ,hs
ground as the spirit Of Matrimony was so
hsh u caused the atmosphere to warm !,
80 that It melted az soon IS j, reached tho
ground the weather still continues cold
and our country friend. are afrn;d ,he;,
early crops will be injured by The frost.
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GEMS on !. poua RIcnAnn !.

The New York Evening Pos, h.. -,
copy Of DR.. Frsnkliu's Almanac &c ~. ..a
broken files for 25 years. from which !
makes the following selections:
the rear o'"g'
thee. vi" neoP
God heals, and the doctor takes the fac
wary mouth costs her nothing, for she
never opens II but al others expense.
ne worst wheel Of the car, make, the
most noise. 'A'' '"e
iat words make no friends a spoon.
'u' o. OF honey will catch more file. ,b,,
gallon ofvlnesar. ''"
beware of little expenses; q email le.L
VIII sink great ship.
mob's a monster heads soop,b b,,
no brains. WI
Nothing humber than ambition when !, /,
IS about 10 climb.
when prosperity was veil mounted .bs
'e' 60 the bride, and soon csme ,umblioo
Out of,he saddle.
a change of fortune hurts a wi.e mn
w "ofe 'hen change ia tho moon.
a iase friend and q shadow attend ONLY
while The sun shines.
II you would not be forgotten az soon
you are dead aad rotten, either writ. thin.
worth reading or do soms,hing worth ore.
ting.
Nothing dries sooner than tar.
kings and besrs often worry their Keen.
ers. "'p'
He's a fool lhii makes hi, dos,o, nj.
heir. -"
Love we'll, whip well.
Hunger never saw bad bread.
Great takers, little doers.
The poor have .,lc-begxars mono !,
no tich too much enough, not ono
Mankind are very odd creatures. Q,a
'a'i censure wha, they practice, and the
,iher half practice what they censure.-
nc rest always say and do az they ought.
o'd boys havo their playlhinps az we'll
. young ones; the difference is only in
he price.
II man could have half bic wishe, ha u
'ould double his troubles. o.
Christianity commands us 10 paas bv in. VI
res policy to lei them pas, by W. g
u you would keep your secret from an 10
aemy tell II not 10 friend. SO
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soa rEs soAaLoTrs JOURNAL
A Tribute lotsa E,In,.

s<-S A1bhL6s
when Sir |ol,er Scot, returned !,
trembling invalid. from Ttaly to die in 81,
naiivo land. ,he;sehi of his horn GO !,
"sora'ed him thu, some hope wc, cherish.
Cd ihct no nigh, recover. Bu, h. COO,
'ocna that he must die. Addre.,,ps nj,
son,in'law, he said, Bring m. book :"
what book" replied Lockhun, "Ca,
you ask" replied the man whose vo,ts
nave ehaFmcd.'hs world -"Can YOU ask
war p book there ia bat one Prec,ou,
nio'e There i' nothing i, doe, offer, no.
ming 1t does not give to The man who feel.
ms wants and seeks its bounty. Trr,h
'n'' eeTer grows old. riches that pe,e, Dc.
cay pleasures that never c!oy, a crown
mat IS never furnished. eriefa assu,ped
ana iea's ,rsnquiIired, brieh, hone, and
,n,compllble immortality sre tho eif, Of on,
Far'her TO oil tho loves Of his D be-"
SOLUS.
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NEW CnIv

We hear says the Philadelphia Amer.
e'n that soma of the gold dollar piece.
have been issued.
TIE SEARCH OF SIR JOHN FRANK
LIN
The u iiish Admiralty have be., n,
pnsed, by the last letters received r,o,,
Sir James Ross, that he was ,b,n, - sa.J
one OF HIS vessels, the investigator =" n
hos'and' leaving the " Enterprise /" alone
to pursue the search for the III f,t,J o.,
petition OF SIR John Franklin. got,ev,na
mat such separation would he c.,,I :,
he Of The expedition. tho Admiralty b,ys
oe'efmined upon sending on, n fresh suc.
|py Of provisions for both ships by tho
\ North Star" which is now f;it,og ON,
P'' the purpose at Shecrncss. Tho c,.
|pea'e OF this additional service !. estima. /
ped ST gross. '"a
!" 90 'ndocement 10 Arctic nay,gators
% make e1efiions for the discove,y a,d
feseue OF Sir John, and his ships or the;r
frs'' The British Government ha. nfrer.
p me mun'hcen, reward of twenty tho,.
lsod pounds storing, to be given to such
(nvaie ship, or distributed amoop., s,cb
(nTitc ships Of any country as NAV. in tho
pigment OF the Board Of Admiralty, have
|endefed efficient service to Sir Jobn \
Fnnkl'n, his ships. or their crews. and
fay have contributed directly TO extricate
hem from the leo in tho Atcrc region
'ach are the words Of an advertisement,
sued from tho Bf!lish Consulate al New
|Srk on tho OH instant.
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Inc following piece was handed 10 u
p publication by . Lady, aud We advis,
Church. going" folks 10 stop chew
q The obnoxious weed.
|HEwiNG TOBACCO IN THE HOUSE
OF GOD.
word would drop to tho Church going folk
country aud town, and not in Joke.
(ss sbswipg tobacco and splitting The Juice
voc House Of the Lord. can find no excuse
~ want OF po'iiencss. OF rather OF grace,
F'ht Of respect for the haIlowed place
',acfs u 10 practised by A. u. aud c,
pa here Il 10 followed by Z, r, and q.
- never need ask where these gentry ait
p look on the wall and you'll $50 by the .pi,.
ark filthy puddlcs il spreads on tho floor.
F'n The pulpit all around ench way 10 tho door
p scene ia disgusting and how must YOU feel
10 such place you're expected 10 knell
y ofOn !. happens these men are 80 good,
EEsJ bend on their knees while others have stood
rs cone, they return to their labor again,
u chewing their quid had spreading the stain.
sandal TO men "a scandeI to grace!
Fs aeesncy bushes and covers her face.
,h'ow out your chen ere you enter the door.
~ never 90 rudely behave any more;
so"n with your cash for tho sand and The soap
+" horrible job Of cleaning all up.
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TY!cENIAE,,

"a "a. .o"n. on ID, 18th .ins, tA,thssR.,.
Gun w. freeman. Ir. MOSES w. ROhIN
soS; to Me. VIRGINIA @, d.urh..r Of ~.
'''1 Ny. . " Clirs., Of Richmond. vira,ni,
IN iofs District. o c.. on tie 18th ms, ,,
of this place. to Mic, ADALINE uTyTtyTSoE
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ST. NARY's school,.

RALEIGH, N. G.
's'Nirf SCHOOL. siL,s wssr oy-lALr,sn
hi"HT REV. L. O. IVES, ID. d. yIs,rcp
HNHE Summer Tenn Of these s,ho,,. -;l
II commence on Wednesday. the Oh If rr,.
a paaetual attendance o. The pp,;I. !, 80
quesisd. For circulars. containing f,,Il ;nfn,m.
ton as TO terms &C., apply to the snb.er;h., -
ALBERT sNEDEs.
Ra'.igh, April l2,,lsls. ''''
IT The Standard; CbronIc,. co,
and Journal. Wilmington; Newbsrn ian Nil
Stale, Elisabeth City; EdcnteI Sentinel; Ian,
mel Journal. Charlotte ;-Wstchman. s.Iish,,rr.
Petersburg lnteilisenccr. will publish IA ~
amount Of $500, and send , paper con,.in;o.
The advertisement. consuming
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we ar, authorized and requested to unoou,so
ALhAANDER LITTLE. Esq. as Candida.
70 ,p.essn. TINS, the third Congressional Dis,ric,
United States. "s'e'' 0' NE
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CDnrlnffR:
FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1870.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ. i, ON,
agent in Baltimore, authorized 10 ob,pin 49,,
sisemen's and subscriptions. and to gran, r.csio,.
DE. W. CARR. Esq, is our .rspt in Phil.
delph;a. authorised 10 obtain adve,,;.sra nua
procure subscriptions. ana
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~ Among long list Of appointments
y The Postmaster General. published IN
Pc Washington papers, We see that Of ]
( haoey, Esq, TO be Postmaster at Lex.
fg'oo, IN ,hIs Slate.
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WOWWAaS
PRACTICAL GOLD WASHER AND
AMALGAMATING MACHINE.

Va OUNCES Practical Gold Washer and Anal.
IL gamating Machine, simple, durable ecooo.
mical and efficient This Machine is the result,
OF several years observation and practical expert.
ence by The inventor, both in Europe and Amer.
ca. To be seen at
IS SOUTH FRONT ST. PHILADELPHIA.
N. B-Paten, right secured.
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MONTREAL, April I, 1910.


Fno's Coofagarafioa at Toronto -7he
wv IN Ashes-LOss Half Million cf
DOliar,i
'0e city of Toronto has been visited BY
emeadous conilagration, and the great.
r'uoa OF that aourishlng town il now
ssed TO ashes No, only dwellings,
Y" and warehouses;, bu, the magnificent,
u'a' Of 81. James, fell pray to the
s''1g element. BY this terrible ca.
~ hundreds have been reduced from
l.s 20 want, and many poor families
WV Without a home. The loss is es.
'"u Ut over haFa million of dollars
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k.. g"a a love.lc'ier like a choice piece
I'M. Because it is a fender.iiae.
h., y !. "'he profession Of parson sooner
I'M. "an that Of a doctor Because il
!" preach than il is 10 practice.
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fHNllE undersigned avaiIs himself Of this or
H. portuniiy 10 inform the public. that he has
opened 81 hool in Sharon Congregation, ! miles
south of Charlotte, N. c., a, the
FOLLOWING RATES or TUITION.
Spelling. Reading. Writing. and the five
primary rules Of Arithmetic, per session { %
Arithmetic completed, Geography, English -.
Grammar Rhetoric and Logic, per sess. 90
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Sur O.
veying. Algebra, &c, per session, %
Ireek and Latin Languages per session, elO
The Academical Year will be divided into two
session. five months each the FIRST, commencing
on the lat Monday in January.
Ut Good Boarding can be obtained in tho
eighborhood at sc per month.
T. NJ KIRKPATRICK
Feb 90, 1919. lStf
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Tobacco Chc.yers.

'rtIerAD Lapr ros rms .ov.,.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
BRaNDRETHS PILLS-AND THE
CHOLERA.

DERHAPS no care may wholly prevent la
n bility to an stack of this disease the rich
sad the poor are equally subject TO is attacks.
You viii have il il you happen to be where the
air strikes you, charged with cholciic yapor.
The great question IS, rs 10 the cure. Tor,
like influenza, all may have il, no matter what
preventive may be used. Now. experience must
direct Us in this as in other matters, and expert
snce will not generally deceive; il course has
been pursued, which has never failed to cure, we
may reasonably expect that il will not fail 10.
Let us understand the matter well disease
well understood is half cured.
This terrible disease has resisted nearly all the
efforts Of medicine 10 arrest is progress, but
BRAspnxTn's PILls. almost Immediately they
are swallowed, exert beneficial influence they
carry out Of the system the irritating matters up
on which the disease depends for its continuance
they arouse the vital powers, and restore warmth
70 the surface, previously chilled by the GOODNESS
of-approaching death. There IS no occasion for
fear, provided Brandreih's Pills are on hand ready
for immediate use their prompt administration
will vanquish the malady, and restore the health.
Use them as directed.
DR.. Branlreth's Principal Office, al Broad
wav. New York.
Er Agents for the sale Of Drandreth's Pills:---
ID. Heart, Hillshorcush.
]. b. M'Dadc. Chapel Hill.
g. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co., Binghams School.
James Whitehead, CaneCrcck Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
"a. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
MAY 90. So
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Enoe Mountain Hills.

VxHE subs-rileT's Wool CARDIAC Maehines ars
A. now IN good oaleE and ready foT csr1iHg
wool Tiny VII be sitenaed ty Mr. Young Z,
Whitaker. An experienced Csrder and steady
man. Who vii Use every ererticn 70 gsse faslsiac.
ton. Prizes q csrding - ornis per pound; mix
ing done IN the best manner tor 10 cenis TT
pound.
Ian also snEaEed Il 3iacksmiihing. Manufsc-
trrinr Csrdlns Mschiaes, Wkea; Pans. W-gsE !
and Ploughs. AHrspAiring done IN good ssyle "
sxprFieEced woskmfh.
Also on hand. and ar ssle, Flour. Wheat tfsn,
Corn Meal. wcol roils. ard Shingles; Together
With : snail siock q GOODS, such as are gene
rally loand IN Country Store; Al q which VIII
NJ snlG 70 suit the fnrs for Cash; q Wheat, Com.
Fiarscci, Festhers. Beeswsx. TailOw and Shin
rles viii e taken ss cash. q market priofs.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
June liih, 1919. s5-om
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TRIUMPHANT TESTIMONY to the value

VEyRIuMPHANT TESTIMONY to the value
4 Of DR.. MLane's vermifuge. -Read, all that
doubt.
"a ferret, when placed at the entrance OF
ra,-hole, enters the aperture, travels along the
passage, SEXES upon the rat, and exierminates
lis existence. md drags the animals deiunet car
cas- 10 the light. And in like manner have
found Or. TLaae's american TtraJuge to
operate upon worms, those dreadful and danger
Gus tormeulors Of children. This remedy, like
Inc ferret. enters the aperture Of the mouth,
travels down the guet, hunts round the stomach.
laws hold Of the worms, and shakes the life out
Of the reptiles, sweeps clean their den. and car
,ies their carcasses clear out Of the system This
Mt least has been the effect Of the vermifuge upon
my children. WIN. RoULAIf.
Naples, Jan. ls47."
"This is to certify that have used DR..
MLsno's Vermifuge. and have found it to ope-
rate in like manner upon my children.
Naples Juno, 1877 JOHN BRIGGS.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb. Hillsborough; D. Heartt, do;
Jones Watson & CO.. Chapel Hill; 4. Moorng,
hoorinsvilIe; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. Tirza Per
ton County.
FEBRUARY :. W