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The New York herald., 1850-01-27

On Thursday, In the s5th year of her sge of severe
bronchial attack S,RaH wife Of David Russell Lee
only daughter of William Lee. Esq
The friends Of her sm'ly and those q her husband
are invited 70 sttsrd her funeral from the house Of
father No 80 Reads street. this day q. half past n
o'clock.
January 20 1850, Of Group, JoHv n McLL,tLr, con
OF Berry and Nancy NaIlsly, sgei years months
ard 10 days
HE remains win be taken this morning to Pompton
New Jersey, for interment
At ssnia Martha December 10th, after o few days
Illness. OF fever jaws e. BUcH.Ss~, Esq, n. d. M.
Consul at that port, formerly Of this city.
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LIyEnrooL CLAssrrIoArrnr

Provisions - Pork The market was without material
change; the sales 500 bbls ct IS 90 IS 62k for
old prime $40 so so 62 for old mess 50 SIX
for new prime, and s1l rs Sll 371s for do. mess
Beef heavy, with sales of $50 bbl country at SO
for prime. and IS so IS go for mess prime mess was
not plenty. lot ef 2)o tisrcss sold at SIS So Beet
hams we're frn, with sales of 90 terces at SI3 Cut
meats we're In fair request with sales Of $50 tierces
bbs at5isa 54c. for shoulders, and IKE a71c. for
hams. Lard was fsn; $50 bbls sold at 6'S,. . 0k.
Butter and cheese were steady and in fair demand
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900. 600 e5 ,,a,s sSTrsss asn o., oyEE; ,, o. p..

o,rs the ssir IN mssy after having ban tss Tor
twenty year., have ttcn sold without
yesu Vincent % - .d-. street. and Mr. T. W. Barter 20
h pcrral street. New York City have hsd their
ster having bees bald foe msty yesr tvo or three spp
tons ssp the hr ron fars cn sed in large bottles
re.ri s6s and r6 Brcsdvay rpsar 0rspd street
Bis greet remedy u ussd ~ all the tr circles
hs lryins' Grisnsis uestsrs Jsse-sys Dsposs Ksee
Lertiarts Lvips.tona Hamiltors Ludlo~s horns Car
ms Hrsdhursts h ~ the only certain
remedy sold Every Of The above spest OF n AZ a.
existir vcxder. - - -
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At Trinity Church by the Rev. J. n. Hobart Tns~.s
jaws woop, Esq Of Babylon Long Island late OF Fort
Hamilton. 70 MARr JArr YoEx H,sVEr, second d,ugh.
ter 81 William Harvey ESQ., OF Kentish Town, late Of
Jermyn street, London. .
In ihi. city, 2cth inst. by the Rev Charles @. Som.
mers Mr Drxrsn y. HARpo, to Miss FnaScss NJ
AIIss, both Of this city.
AT Philsdelphis, sed Inst, cH.RLrs HrL Jr to Miss
MsRruA Lose,
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs--A Composite PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BOOKs--A COvpLgrg PRACTICAL
IN worf the and treatment of nry.te
stictus srd all kindred afectops he urpary
illustrated treat pumtcr of hauully coIor,d n.s~s
.isrEs s:lte BY hem.r gcs,~iet, n. Large qusrts
Medical snd Surgical Joufn.-t mar b, s.s ts.,i..,.
q equal 20 kccrd Actions work ON the zane f.mv
dst,te sts TAR superior " of the p.b
nsh.d IN this ctuutry Author of The on senissI
,nHs,ons Imrc,eney, he, caused by improper habisa
shers strtrsr Townsend sAy ard by IN. Az
thor. fAl 6vsv -'e - Wv ~
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Married,

.sHneuneemenis Of Byihs, Marriages and DesAs ar,
MT inseries, Hnss duly sutAs'estsi and ysid fer
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Doc1or YOURSELF rRryArELr-roR IS oENrs-

noC1oR YOURSELF rRIyhTELy-roR rs CErrR-
msahso ". poekst lkseglspus, or Every One Hie
eryoss Showing Private Diseases and s6
ne s'en, in every form By william
oung " D Saduste % tAS University Of feussyvaaia
e % ierr. o. secret Di.ossss Seminal eaknss DE.
.Nesu the rostate Gland, lmpotcncy, Solitary fatitsr
icuth ae ftthfuly decribed and al reel sysssn
nl lanrrAet TIE apter self Asuse, and seminal
e.fnefa worthy cf particular attsnon, and sscad ks
e evsry one You're pcn. who have been unirtunsss
eonaeng disease Previous % pls~nv yourselves unaes
he care of doctor matter whs his
& get cory ~ this truly Useful work er.srsr. visitrs
fe cy, taytieusry those contemplating ra~rare. dsrl
i9f o teturnnt home withouts cory ot - roasst Ac-
-le ee ctntars and persons rng - should
Dr Youngs Trsasa on ssrase The fosket Fs,uis s "a
svery One ~ owr Fhyscrn Ar rsrscn sending tsersv
svt ceUe enclosed IN letter will one copg III
soek msdl or gig eeNss vii be ssus Cor aela- IS
trtss bh Wa. yDUNc l5l spruce str,st fasaeir rstes
York - ~
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has anchored In the North River She Isaby and put
for repairs. -
chip Columbia sstser Charleston days, with cotton. 10,
to TWsrdle.
Brig Morsa. -, New London, days. in ballast
Sehr Zwalsohs Diep tDutchD, Peusepger Rotterdam 4a
days. with mdse, Hern NodAts lat AZ W, lon 81
So, fpobe erem chi 3 Louisiana. hence for Bremen.
echr John Smith. Cruyer. Virginia, 2 days
schr talisn. Strout. Dohoy Island, 10 days.
Brig Fsiendsbip, Trumble Doboy island, lO days.
RETuRNrD-P Propeller Sea Gull Cressey hence for Calf
forniG casa inet inst AN when 60 mles Sk
Of the Eook into BY he chip gcksburg the Sea du
three opmss head Of the main and fore masts main yard
main topsa and all the rigging attached; carried bsw
spirit b boom, in arboard from the cathead tn
fore rigging. and down to the plank shear The
towed by the steamer Cinderella hoean repair dS-
mages
Sailed.
Steamship soulherner Charleston ship Venice, San Fran
cisco.
IA. 26Wind ct sunrise. N; Al meridian. e. at sunse g.
and Light.
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mARITInE INTELLIGENCE.


Tetcgrsphtc.
See sensrs neys eOumhs tAs latest Marine Iasli-
sssos b. Telegraph.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

Ir-rsR Bses of stssper Georgia for uavaa. cha,-,s
fsnana snd California v seee ~ the nerald oss Nom
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lPEn STEAMSHIP NIAGARA

IA. 26Wind ct sunrise. N; Al meridian. at sunset
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CAROLINA INN.
esIIlA
CHARLOTTE, ". e.

vstliE above establishment, situated IN s,,,
a Ssrt'i, thrd hi North of tn. Public sqg,,
In the town OF Charlotte. has been constant, t,n
ogen BY The present Proprietor, iron, the I. y
January, t-i0 To 'h- present time, ior,he steer,
mediation OF the Pub ir, and will consinu, 10 !.
Kept open Tor Tie SAME purpose.
III, Estsbiishnent la. b-sn esisretd and il
proved 10 very co siderable extent within d,
las, tso yeats--ths entire building Is IN congt,,
repair aud IS ~ constructed that all the ross,
have abundant light and can be ventilated At p,,.
sue.
The S;ablrs nre no, IN 'ercr 10 any belonFt,,
10 any similar Esiabli, hmsnt in western Ne
Carolina and care will be taken that the, ,.,a
slssys be supplied With shundsnce ~ good On,
and provsuder AID attended b. faithful and e,,,
riencrd ito.tlets
The Subscriber viii use every esrr,i.n In ~.
satisfaction 10 all who may paucuire his flas.s
and hesrates not 10 fay that ron Tn yes,,, a..
pefitnce he wil he sLlo TO keep III The srcnmeA
daiIon al the tarrlins Lon. III s'yle not,arp.s
cd BY sny Pahilc House 10 The nitric, coanl,,-
and he takes this opportunity 10 return his ~,
DIAL respects tn generous Pubic for mast ,,,s,
and respectfully foicIts a continuance Of ih,,
palrnnaee ard confidence.
DROsERS cen. al all times, be snppii,d , "A
convenient and well enclosed lets. fret of char,
and f"te,-hed with grain at low price,.
VT The Charlotte and Camden Stage, arm.
and depart tai xeekly.
JENNINGS D. kerr
Oct, II. is4a. sir
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From he Springfield Republican.
A story Of the KaOckings.

A story Of the "knockinss" was told Us
recently, which We think too good to be lost,
and therefore give i, a STAT.
ln the western portion of New York, the
"splri;ual manifestations have created con.
siderable excitement. Among the SUI jscts Of
this excite men, was simple man If middle
age, whose bumps Of ma've lou-nes- and rev.
ereoce we're equally large. H. vas, Of course,
supersIiilously religious, and The knocklngs, Of
which he had taken eager occasion TO be q
witness. Impressed hun with the u.mos, awe.
The mans vile, however, was very DIFF
lerent kind Of being. S5e secuted the "sp.
uls," laushed a, The husbsud. aud took every
occasion TO rally hun upon ana, she deemed
bis special weakness.
Oae morning, sf'ef De 50 Cd man had been
out to hear the knockugs the remembrance
Of which had s,oen Away nights rest, he
arose early, as VAS his . on, o G.4ke Fl e.
The wife VAS awake, and determined on hav.
ing some fun. So raising herself on her Ell.
bow, she regarded her husband no, more Than
half dressed, certainly, as he kneeled a, the
stove and abs,rac,ed.y poked among the ashes.
Tho wife applied her k1u kles to The head
boa d Of he bed: rap-rap-np
The victim started, with hi. hair on end
aud Peep anxiously over the stove.
Rap.rap-rap!
lie began to tremble, and anxoasly fater
ed out, " Is this spirit -
! Rsp.rsp-rapl
Does the spIriI "ish to communicate with
me
Rap.rsp.rap
Spirit, what vii, thou have me TO dol
Make up tia! fife, you internal old fooI
you p shouted his wife. silh mlng ed mirtb,
| anger and disgust. as the trembling husband
turned around sud saw the saucy creature
regarding HIN calmly, WITH eyes ha, entire
Iv ovef-sb adosed the fear Of spirits. He vas
/ mum.
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From The Csnesee Fa,mer.
Benefits Of Deep Flowing.

MEssRs EDirogs: Some fifteen years since
being 10 the State OF New York, saw for the
FIRST time an agricultural papsr--he Gencsre
Farmer. la that as an article relative In
deep blowing which psrused carefully, and
by 1t ~ss induced to try an espa,ineu'.-
mad previously farned II a. he's did, lhIuk
lng that there was ~ way 10 increase the
product but TO increase the nunbef OF acres.
bad field containing four acres and one
hundred rods Of ground which bad been clear.
ed nine years aud had had grain crop on !,
every ycar--a beat, corn aud oats-lhe three
last we're oats. Tie field was considered
nearly worn out. and would no, have piodu.
ced more than f teen bushels of whea, per
acre. There were many large slumps aud
four green trees on the 6gld. The soil vas
clay loan. had only single team-a pos.
erlul span of horses-and a SINGLE pIo~
/ Goods lraissd The end Of the beam three
inches aid commt need blowing 10 June. when
the ground was wet, turning up about fse
inches that had never been sirred before, plon
ing about three.iourths OF an acre per day.
HE ground was dug up sih spade around
the s,umps, narrowed and plouphed shallow
twice afterwards, and so~n the 9Th day or
October with two bushels Of velvet head 4
wheat per acre. Ia the spring were sown
100 pounds Of plaster where the ~teat looked
the poorest. The result was, although much
vas wasted IN gathering, for !, shelled badly.
had by weight 1854 bushel, besides one large
load no, tbreshed at tho time, xhch sou d
have increased ibe product 10 at less, gig
bushels. Since that tine have plomed deem.
and the result has been invariably the game.
or al least doubling the crop. d 20 plowing
Oh soh like mlpe vii prevent The corn from
suHsring from We. or dry ~eaih.f, and Is a
preventive OF rust, or at Icas, has been with
me, and II will not turn to weed, az muck WHOM,
does in Michigan. The editor Of the M,cbi.
gan Farmer thinks Il, is amo,. a miracle /"
II farmer here gets good crop OF wheat |:
yet none fail Who cultivate their land properly
This we can prove by many farmers in tins
county.
The general system has hecn, ever since the
ilfsf settlement ofths country, to plov ,halos
aud grow wheat after wheat, wiihou, manure.
or even seeding 10 grass, until oil the food Tor
the wheat plant is exhausted, and then we are
told that the seasons are such We csnnot grow
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the door, and put oil bic strength in the de-.
linea,ions be had prepared, all aiming q, the
adoption ofthe army. lie vas ready TO own The
army, appoint a commander, vote supplies,
and proceed to business. After his speech
had been finished, some daubed, some feared.
His warmth increased a,,h the occasion, and
to all these doubts and hesitatlons he replied !:
"Gebilemen. # this Congress w,ll not adop,
this e'my, before ten moons have sci, New
Eagland val adop, l, aud she vii continue
The sisusge alone - yes, asih a strong arm,
and a clean conscience, sho vii front the foe
single handed"
This had the desired effect. They saw
New England was neither playing, nor to be
played with. They agreed to appoint a day.
A day was fixed. |, came. Mr.. Adams went
10, took the flor. urged the measure and az
ter some debate it passed
The next thing vas TO &c. commander
for this army, with supplies, &c. All locked
TO Mr.. Adams on the occasion, and he was
ready. He took the floor aud went into a
minute dellneation of the character Of Gen.
Ward, bes,owIns Oh him The encomiums which
then belonged 10 no one else. A. the end Of
the enlcgy, he sad, bat this is no, the man
have chosen" H. then went INTO the de.
lineai;on Of he character Of commander.ln
chief, such as was required BY he peculiar
situation Of the colonies al this jaucture. And
after he had presented his qualifications in Ibe
strongest language, aud gwen The reasons ioi
The nomination he was a bou, to make, he said :
Gentlemen, | know these qualifications
are high, but We all know they are needfui 10
this chief. Does any one say they are no. to
be obtained in this country 10 reply have
TO say they are hey reside IA one OF our own
body, and he is the pc son ahom | now nom
inote, GEORGE WASHING ION, Of yr
gina.
Washington sao sal on Nr. Adams ris l.,
baud, was looking hln in,eny ia he face, to
watch The name be was about to announce,
ard not expecting it would be his, sprapg FROM
his sea, the minute he heard il aud rushed To-.
TO an ad DINING room. Mr.. Adams had ask.
ed his cousin Samuel TO ask for an adjourn.
ment as soon as the nomination vas made, in
order 10 give the me mbers time to de iberae
and the result is before the world
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Aqnaiofl,s nd he air ae breathe are made OF
The sutne materials. Linen and sugar aud spir
rs Of wine are so much alike 10 heir chemical
composition, hat an old sarl can ba convert.
ed into its Dan weigh. IN sugar, and the So
gar Ints spirits Of wine. " ine is made OF two
combinations OF bun mag, and The other viii
burn whh more rapdty than onything in ma.
ture. The famous Peruvian bark. 40 much
used 10 strengthen stomachs, and the poison
ons principles OF opium, are made CT the SANE
materials. = Scientific American.
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~,
sssH
From The Coiumbus Enquirer.
Garden Manures applied in
Fall and Winter.


Frequent complaints are made By those
Who are limited in their gardening operations,
tina, whatever manures lhey do appiy to their
gardens, burn up their crops ahen the heat
Of summer comes on. We have felt this in.
convenience too, and in locking around 10 fad
a remedy have come to the CONCLUSION that
shenever garden requires scive stimulating
mauures, they should be applied in the fall or
winter; IN this way rank stable manure may
be applied, aud spaded or plowed under i'm.
mediaiely. Il will have become by sprng
the proper food Of plants, and az all msuutes
leach up sards. the surface soil will ~ fioe
CONDITION tor he growth OF vegetable where.
as If the manure IS applied a, planau. ure,
especially the crude manures genaiaily
applied here, just as vegetables are most
required, they are fred BY the action OF
the sun on the manure, and the garden.
er has The modification TO fHd his labor
and money thrown away. Whatever manures
are applied in the spring, should be we'll rot,ed
or of cooling nature. There are many fau
lies that annually waste barrel or two of
leached ashes, when had it been appisd TO the
garden patch, they sould have sa;iy yoiks p"
as well as their neig bors. The soap suds
from the wash tub is a manure that may be
piled with safety and with profit IN be spiin..
and yet how fe" ever USE them, except 10 en-
rich The cath around their kitchens, a, d make
loa,hsome mud holes, when pe'iuned & wers
lusciousfrui's, and ma nmoih veseisb es, nig nj
have becn made by them. We d. not YET
properly appreciate the importance Of gar.
den. The bearing that /, has upon The hap
piness and health Of family is plaia'y per.
ceptibe whenever We 61d well Conducted
garden; ho" highly irportau. then that We
should understand the proper food Of plants.
lie would certainly be mad physician who
would give his ;eyered patients stimuli MS to
raise The fever higher and higher until vital
ity vas consumed. So With the gardener;
plants are fuq1en''y stimulated TO death, for
want Of proper cooling food. Or esrdeQ
SOILS can scarcely be too rich, but II must be
richness tcnilse Of moisture, ard not, as
would be the case il the stable manure VAS
applied in the spring. be tcbuess which
burned eve y'hing in contact with il. H.,
then, for your wagons and your u hee Burrows,
load them up, and cover our gardens qlckly ;
piow them up, turn the maoure under, aud
shtn the early seed time comes. you need not
fear bu, a harvest will follow.
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E@agAy.
ruR ruK CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
To $685..

10 ........
Nsvsr despair, though darkness enshroud You.
And the pure light Of heaven be withheld from thy
: gaze;
lis BETTER far better that these should oercoud you,
Than 10 live without hope Of happier days.
Never despair. tho friends should forsake you.
New ones, and better, may come to your door =
Friends who will comfort. and happier make you.
While you remain on life's troubled shore.
Never despair, should trials o'ertake you,
And misfortunes aud hardships attend you thro'
life.
friend you'll still have, who'll forsake you,
Tho ,hs world frown upon you in anger and strife,
A friend who will love you, respect and adore you
In prospsrity's smiles or advsrsiy's tears.
A friend. tho unknown, will assist to restore you
To that situation the hypocrit fears.
Then be not discouraged by sad recolections
Let the past os forgotten for the future prepare,
The fnture--blessed future-what happy reflections
Encircle that motto-"N Never Despair ~
December .. 1850. {. II. J.
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German Marriage.

Marriage IN Germany Is preceded BY he
fdlo~ing forms and ceremonies, and II IS by
no means an easy offIlr sfier ali: FIRST, pro.
posai; second, beiro'ha third, public latn.
ly dinner or supper Of announcement, fourth.
tho teslimauias required by governmental
ing, frs, a cstllhcate d vaccination; second.
a week day scnco cke', n b OF OF regular
attendance thete 81 d, : cert f-a'e Of at,en.
dance on religions teac her; 4 certificate Of
confirmation; fifth, conduct certificate; sixth.
service book seventh, a usnder back Nh,s
refers 10 the compulsory travels Of The hand.
craft men;) eighth, an apprsnilnce ticket;
ninth, statement az TO pfopriety. which, II
not considered to be satisfactory, destroy the
whole; tenth, permission ticket eleventh,
a residence permission ticket; Twelfth, a Ger
i6csie ss TO the due performance of militia
duties; thirteenth, an examination ticket
fourteenth, ticket OF business, or occupation,
at the time. The higher classes have even
uo'e difficulties than these. Thus-a Baya-
ran cheer cannot marry, until he has depos
tied enough to provide forty pounds per an.
mum Tor the maintenance Of his future family.
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Cooking Food for Animals.

In all cases, where II becomes important to
force the production Of large quanil,ieso i flesh
ard IA, On the animal frame, and in the short.
est period and with the least expense, The cook.
in2 or fermen'ing of food and bringing II INTO
the neafes, stage possible for The ASSIMILATION
Of the nutritious PARTICLES, is an inquiry Of
some importance TO the farmer.
The experiment, has been tested with the
Creates, esaciness, By many ofihe bes breeders
and greg ers of ihis and he old country. AID
that, too, under the imulus of large ptemi.
ums, which enabl, d the experimenIers to per.
form II si'h great care and labor. The re.
sui, ~ all case. shows that animal. consume
more cooked food in given time, than they
do or can Of ~. 'ood. With harses and
hofaed - mais. the corresponding increase
IN seigtt : not, however, so great as 10 she
hog.
Ia fa,teuing hog. for market, or for use, i,
is rmperious thai il should be done IN the
shortest time, aud al the ieast expense. They
canno, be put up and subjected TO the fatenIng
process i,ll the middle or last Of September, a.
The coarse food devoted TO their use 10 not per.
fecled I'LL abou, that time; and i, is important
10 &c: them VI Of !hs way before the extreme
cold weather sets IN, aud 10 get them iato mar.
ke' BY or before Chtisla1s.
The hog unl lie ruminl'i'g animals, has
small stomach, incapable of much dtsien'lnn
ADD IT therefore, becomes important not 10 o.
u siih coarse ard raw food ca!lIng on the an
Imai economy 10 perform lhoss duties thai
heat and fermentation can do IN much
more concentrated and economical manner !;
moreover they are no, prov ded with Tho abil.
ity to rumina'e, or even masticate rs finely
ard pet'eciy as other an mals Therefore
The Importance OF feeding with food, OF which
the o. GRAFTON Of digestion is already one hall
erformed-alloa the animal machine 10
perform twice the action, as.lmilate twice The
material. forming muscle and fat 10 ven
time.
Thee is no danger Of Overlooking or de.
rsreing ne stomach Of Ihe hog b. oveffsedng,
or vi, h rich and concentrated food. Unhke
Their great prototype, man in whose internal
arrange a en, Of the vi.ce'a they remarkably
resemble. they never have the dypepsia,
goat or delirium frtmens.
The mex best preparalifn TO cooking, ls
fermentation. This ouly applies to neai.
and fatlnace0us substances, or mixture OF
them arh cooked roots. Barley mea, or
barley and olr meal, boiled and soured in III.
Tub, il the hogs ere propo,ly aud comfortably
housed snd cared Cor, 1T p-oduce more mas.
Gle and faI N sisen llme than any oihcr
process Of Which ve are advised Rural
Mr. Yorker.
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In the Right.

TIE motto o DIV Croc ke,i-sn sd ti,a.
DE one--"a' " be sure You are right, then
90 ahead" 1t one IN The iigh', whatever
pain he may pursue, he canno, fail Of success
or Il pefchance he ia,I, he can lie down sr,h
~. CLEAR commencing conscience, add seep
s"eeliy by Tho way side, though his head rests
upoa stone. Right /. a principle allied to
those happy Combinations winch N the pfeat
aggfe4a'e OF hfs are certain to triumph
h'sht Is like light aud truth indeslruc.ab
eternal.
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DIR. BENJAMIN RUsn's
CELEBRATED HEALTH Pills

The great pbianthropist and eminent oLv,;..
Dr. Benjsmin Rust. invented univrrsai =, r,a.
disease. and denominaied his irfaiiibis HaiL H.
His immense practice and wonderful cure, q, =,
aud certified H. the ne pins ultra Of specifies n
he done nothing else for the benefit OF mank,d ~ Y
10 commemorate his name as public b,Leag''
this woulo have been sufficient.
For all bilious complaints. and ss puri6e, Of
blood, the world is challenged TO produce It, ,oo'
The oaty genuine RSsh PILE, compound,e I~,
the original receipt, is sold by the
FMPfRe Covp,.
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wheat and must tdrn our attention 10 raising
sheep; but will sheep thrive il we serve them
as We serve our ~hesl! Will they live with
on, proper food o. vii they live in the wa
ter wi,hou, turning to muskrn'sl Yooss. &c,
LINUS CONE.
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INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF

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