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productiveness Of bearing trees. Most culti'
vatofs are too apt 10 overlook these important
points. and hence the principles Of pruning
are badly understood. Immediate effects q.
lone a,e too frequently looked to. IL the head
Of a tee be too dense. OF certain branches
too long, a certain number. or certain length.
is cut away without considering the results
that mus, follow; aud 1t is this unsk,lul and
urd scrimius,ing pruning, as well as total
neglect Of il, that produce. such vast numbers
Of unsishIly and Improbable trees as no"
caaber the ground Of a large portion oi our
orchards and gardens. At present we can
give but few hints on the sutecs, BY way
Of calling attention TO these points.
The Apple, Pear, ard Ounce are oil sim.
liar in their mode Of bearing. The lIui, buds
are usually produced on spurs or short s'oni
shoots along the sides Of branches Of two or
more years growth. and ,he.e shoots or spurs
continue 10 renew their nut buds and bear
for several years in succession, If they efj'y
The advantages Of light aud air, and are not
deprived of svfsicleut supply of nurmen'
by RAPID growing portions OF Tie Tree above
ihen. Occasionally We see .iu, buds form.
ed on The end of shoots Of one seasons gtoa,b,
but this IS rare, excep. IN particular varieties.
The Q iace is usually borne On The ends o.
the siu!s.
The Peach, Apricot, aud Neetsrine bear
their ffun almost exclusively ca shoots, Of the
pievicusss ear; he .iu! buds fo,mIn, during
The FIST seasons growth.
TIE necessity Of keeping % cous'au' an
uual Supply Of young wood on all parts Of the
tree, i. therefore olsi,us. The same shoots
bear ouly orce--occasiCnali. ffud srurs are
produced l,on other breaches, bot these pie
comparatively feeble ~, to be relied 90.
The Plum and Cherry are ql,e similar il
,hcir modes Of hearing. The Shoes Of last
year, ls49, ,i, dutins 1852 become 'uf.
nisbed viii frulI buds ,ba, vii produce frut
Ia 1851. fes bud, loaatls the sxtemi.
tie, Of tn. shoots are usnalIy developed into
new sho,is, whl'e all the buds beaw are
transformed INTO tfuit buds. IL soneiIme-
happens aten Cherry trees are not growing
vigorously, that the buds al the base Of The
shoots become fipil Luds lie FIST year, aud
bear tie next,
The Mofe'!o Cherry and Fl others or II.
class, ale exceptions TO this rue and they
bear ike the peach Oh NO Of the pfeslou.
year, lie finli buds being formed on the los.
or parts OF The shoots OF The current year.
Goose berries and Cufran,s produce their
fruit like the Cherry aud P,unib The IRON
buds fo'm,rg on shoots The second year. az d
bearing frul The third aid aiicrAards.
The Gfape V,Oe ard Raspberry are sim
lar IN mode q bearing, and GiTer from oil
The olher.. The fruit is produced on shoot,
of The curren, yeas growth, st1rliog f,om
"ool OF the previous year. Yong shoots
from other parts of tic vine d. not produce
ful! but viii the wear following produce hui.
bearing wood. G,aesee Farmer.
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Strawberry.

Is !ou' yard des iu'e Of t1"euns shrubs
Il so, plant rose, lilac, snow ball. and other
towering shrubs, as court yard in the coun.
try, unless thus adorned, bes2enks a want Ct
'a''e on the par! o he pfoprletais Of the home
stead. Le,tcs, such adarnmens make man
love bis home the leuer, to say notiins Of
The Qualification IT affords his ulTc aud daugh
ie'--a consideration "hch shuulI have an
abiding place IN every good mars heart.
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Did the ball that made the wound penetrate
the skull o, oil Could il have rebounded
Is h now in the solid substance Of the brain
or has il found Judgement in The inner
plate of one Of the bones Of the Uranium or
has it sloughed out lastly, can man live
with ball in his brain
We leave the settlement Of these queries
to the medical world. The case, we cannot
help thinking, an extraordinary oue.-PhI.
Bulletin. l3ih ut.
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PillftR & yoRKE.
Leher from M"js' Dogald MDegsld, Crs
Greek Post OEe,

'looRE County, &C, Dire 25, lsIs
DR. J knhl--Desr Sir:
I.sdy ~ iii. county. I'll cied with a nerves.
compliant, FroIspsus Ctcti. Fluor Albus. sdd /.
somewhat doranged mind. cau.cd By obs, tnr,oss
was iof abou, Twelve month. attended ~ four 4.
our eminent physicians. without an, effect. na
every one suecessivey declared hor incurable. aai
'hh sue had 10 die. She then procured Two bas
lies OF your Abyssinia Mixture from me. ubtfA
cured her entirely. She has since married. nd
is IN perfect good health and happy. Tho Ab,,
'ih'a Mixture has likewise proved very tiIicsces.
10 many other diseases, but psricu' .rIy in ieD,.
Of all Others.
Yours obcdsnilv.
DUGALD MeDUGALD
Tfcs Tor tho Ahyssinia Mixture per bottle u
cents, 81 Is Il 81 50.
LSesise on hand and Tor sale. Dr.. Kuhr, Rs
si'rer, Cnivefsal Plaster. God Mine Bassm, Ae
I J. iIOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, n. C.
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morssl was eaten, and NO went through the
loag day without uou,hful Of bread. We
oil grew hungry by night; bu, our mother en-.
coursged Us to be pa,ien, litie and little
While longer until she finished the e,rmen, che
was making, when che would take that and
some other work home to lady, who wou'd
pay her for the work. Then. she said, We
should have q nice supper. At last the work
was flushed, ard went with my mother lo
help to carry il home, for she was weak and
slckly, and even light burden fa,igued her.
! The lady for shom she had made the gar.
men, was IN good circumstances, and had nc
wan, uume. That money could supply. when
we came into her prsen:s, she took The work,
and after CHANGING at it care!sssly, said,
! |, will do very vel.
my mother fingered perceivng which
the la6y said rather rudely,
You van, your money, suppose. How
much does the work come ,oi
Two dollars. The lady took on, her purse,
and, after looking through small parcel OF
bills, said,
| haven, the change tbs evening. Cal,
over any time and YOU shall have IT.
! And wIihou, giving my mother any time
more earnestly TO urge her request, turned
! fom US and left the room.
shall never forget the nigh, that follow.
ed. Ny mothers feelings were sensitive and
iudependeat. She could not make known her
want. Au hour after cur return home, she
sat weepln. with her children around her,
when a n igbbor came in, and learning our
situation. supplied he presen, need.
This relation dlj rot m5ka me feel any
the more comfortable. AuHiou.ly awaited
on The next morning, the arrival Of Polly
As soon as she cane ser, Cor her, and hal d
ms her the money she had earned on the day
bef,te. said,
I'm sorry | hadn'. The change for you las
night, Polly. | hope you didn't want i, very
badly.
Polly hesi'a'ed h!tle, end then replied,
Well ms'am, DID want it very much, OF
wou'dn'E have asked for ii. My poor dsush
ter Hetly is sick, and wanted to &c, heI
something NICE TO ea.
I'm very sorry, said |, with sincere re.
grs'. How is Hsny this mornirgr
She isn't so well ma'am. Ard EEL ,c
ry bad abou. her.
Come Up 10 me in halfan bour, Polly sad |
The old woman ven, down stairs. hen
she appeared again, according to my des.ie.
had q basket for her, in which we're some
vine. sugar, ftc,t aud .arinus little matters
which | though! her daushl would relish,
, AID tod her 10 90 q, once and Il ka them 10
the sick girl. Her expressions OF gra'i'ude
touched my feelings deeply. Nsyer, sacc,
have | omitted, under any preience, to pay
the poor Their wages a. soon as earned.
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GGssHhG AEAETss
HAVEN'T TIRE CHANGE.
BY MRS. GRAHAM.

Ii was house cleaning time, and bad an
old abosing woman q, work scrubbins end
cleaning paint.
Polly is going, SAID one Of my dones,ics,
as The twilight. began to fall.
Very well. Tell her that | shall wan, her
Tomorrow
Il think she would like TO have her money
for her days work. said the sIr.
took on, the purse, and found ,ha, had
nothing in it less ,han three dollar bill.
How much does she have day
SIX shilliugs.'
Il haven't the change this evening. Tell
her IN pay her for both days tomorrow.
The girl lefs the room, and ,ho't no more
Of Polly for an hour. Tea time had come
and passed, when one Of my domesics sho
wa. rather communicative 10 her habits, said
10 me,
Il don. think old Polly Liked your not pay.
ing her This evening.
She mus, be very unreasonable tNeu, said
without reflection. sent her word that |
had no change. How did she expect that |
could pay her!
Some people are queer, you know re-
marked the girl. who made the conmunca.
lion more for the pleasure Of telling i: thar
anything else.
kept thinking over what The girl had SAID
until other suggestions came into thy miud
I wish had sen, and got a bin changed,
said |, as the idea tia, Poly might be really
IN wan, Of The money intfudsd ilsell. 1t
wou,d have been very li,ie stoubr.
This was the beginning Of new train o.
reflsciioB, which did not make M very hap.
py. To pyod lille ,Eov5le, had sent The
poor old woman away, after hard days
work, without her money. Ta4r77he stood
10 need Of i, was eyden! ron tho fact that
she asked for il.
How very ihoush:less 10 ne, said |, as !!
dseh longer and longer en- the sui Jet.
'Whals,he matter 7 enqured my husband,
seeing me look serious.
Nothing TO be very much iEoobed At, re-
piled.
Yet you are troubled
am; and cannot help II, Y GU will. pc,
haps. smile at NE, but small causes some.
lines produce much pain. Cd Polly has been
q. work all day, scrubbing aud Cleaning
When night came, she asked for her wages,
and !, instead of taking the trouble 10 get tho
money changed for her, sen, her word tia,
hsdu'I the change. There was nothing less
than a three dollar bill IN my purse. | dldo'l
reflect Tia: poor old woman Who has TO 20
on; 10 daily work must need her money q.
soon Is il IS earned. | am very sorry.
NY Husband dad nor reply for some lime.
Ny words appeared TO have made considers.
Die Impression on his mind.
Do you know where Polly lives be nsuir.
ed c. length.
No; bu, will ask The girl. And immedl
a,eiy ringing the bell | made inquiries as 10
where Polly lived bu. no one in the house
knew.
|! cannot be helped now, but | would be
more thoughtful 10 future. The poor always
have need Of their money. Their daily laLor
rarely does more than supply their daily
wants. | can never forge, Circumstance
that occurred when wsss boy. My mother
was widow when was but nine years old
and she was poor. IL ass by The labor Of
her hand that she Obtained shelter end food
for herself aud three little ones.
'Once--l remember the occurrence a. if !,
had taken place yssterday-xe we're GU, Of
money and food. A. breakfast time our last
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CAN A Man LIVE WITH A BALM HIS
BRAIN

OI the 29h Of las, November, in the das
tafdy alatkwlth firearms made upon The
house Of the William Penn Hose Ccmpany
OF heGsng'on, young colored man named
Jesse Iomllnson, 10 The employ Of The com
rany, was shot IL The head by double blrrel
gun IN the hands Of one of the ruurdernu, as
sallants. The ball entered the Uranium be
tween the corner Of the eve and The nssaI
bone, and penetrating TO The depth Of some
inches (as ascertained by the probe J lodped.
eiher IN the BRAIN, or some " here else in The
ihtenor Of the skull. The wounded man wa-
conveyed to the Pennsy lyanla Hospital IN a
state Of insensbIli'y, and for more Than o
month lay IN o perfect s'upo-.
At The end Of that time, he began TO re.
vlse, and get better and it wa. not long be.
Tore no was able 10 si up and converse a,
fifst rather incoherenily, but afterwards ra.
lionhliy. In the meanwhile a quantity Of the
BRAN Itself exldcd from tho wound The
sight OF the injured eye was destroyed, aud
one side Of tho body paralyzcd. The par.
aIysls subsequently Disappeared though the
VISION OF the eye appears to be irrcvocably
gone. The wound has heated over, the man
IS now walking about, eats heartily, is fast
recovering IN, flesh, and talks with ius, az
! much sense as he ever did.
The questions that naturally arise are -
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as " a clock" for about month, but we never
could get him again to "stick" longer than
about fourth at any other time. He is We
~ sensitive, and if he imagines the least de-.
pariure from former good feeling towards
himself his sail is set TO ga breezs" and be
is off in iifIy. Charlotte Journal.
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caLp Inn. NC. Am ~

. 'NhU 6FTLI. w " NIU 7, Tf4-,
DR.. J. kuhl-Dcar Sir;
You viii please forward to Us a. soon q. a
sen'en,, = fresh ,upplv ofihe Restore, 9TH, n,
and the Abyssinia MIXTURE, VIC have ,,ld i.
some time The Res,o,rr and the Den.
Powder, have proved 10 be very eiiicsc.,
inl'ness OF tic chest. Gh.umstis NJ. Sore L.
hammaiions oi lie Eyer, Dshllny, and 9th,
ne diseases. We warranted lhs Abts.inis
turc To every patient, sHt TO one ha. asked
Tie money returned. bu, on the contrary. ea
one has praised its grea, saast We possts.
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. & d. ". IIUNEYCIT TN
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A. & ID. ". iioNEYCtTT
coscorD. N. C., JrLr @. ls4s
uhl--Dear Sir;

We have 'o!d gu. slIof your Ably .sinia Mll,gr,
y hs gwen fniirs safitfGefiea 10 all those pho
have used 1t. We have warranted the abyss,aa
hlitnfe IN all eases on our ov n account; and sc
eau s'y,h ha' usYer 'alled. We have daily calls
iof more OF The aSJs sinia Mia'uie, and YOU vii
Pta'e send us as soon as possible such sup,y
"h'eh ~ an'"er the great demand.
Very respectfully yomrs,
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DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture.

FH Csiaffbs. Infuefz,, Cns,iyepr.. Pin. H.,
vel. cenorfle. Gieci, Flsor Alhns. o, ID.
Whites, Weakness, Obstruction, Sc
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Wanted,

"A 4 The Charlotte Hotel, Bitter. Eggs, POa
"A Try, aud all kinds of provisions
JDG0YD
Charlotte, Oct 10, 1919. STU
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I2atfering offers to Clubs

Embellishments inserted al One Dollar r.
square, lie lines or less, tins sized type ot !"
first insertion. and IS cents for each cohsp !.
ancc. Court advertisements and Sherlh ss4~
charged rs per cent. higher; and dedue,l.
Of 33b per cent. will be made from The rega,.
prices, for advertisers by the year. Ac,c'"
ments inserted monthly or quarterly =,
square for each time. Semi.monlhly % e'
per square for each time.
pPoamasers are su,h0ispi 10 oct y. oecnn
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

There are denominations fequently met in reports
of markets bot their English value not always ren-
div rsoollee,ed The following table will be found,
~ LelicYc. correct:
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TERMS.
TWO DoI.LARs rcrsnnum in advance; wv
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il paymsia'
be delayed three months; and THREE pob
LARs II not paid until the close of The ys'''
EIuflerinn nHsrs IN Cfnhs.
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On Tuesday evening April 0. after short hut palm
ter OF John and Sarah T. Price.
Funeral services at tho residence OF her father No
rt street, Thursday the llth inst At O'Clock.
TO which the friends and acquaintance Of the family
Also the members OF Sincerity Lodge, No IL, A o. O.
y, arc most respectfully invited to attend without
fur; her invit alton.
Al san Francisco, California, February TO- 1850
0.s,sL W'nrsrr Jr, aged Al years, Of Mr.. Daniel
Whitney Of this city.
boston papers please copy.
on the 10Th inst at his residence ISL Barrow street.
hieHARp j. CLAkKr. aged AZ years and months
His friends and acquaintance respectfully re-
questet TO attend his funeral at the above place ON
FRIDAY afternoon NJ o'clock without further invita-
tion
On "wednesday, April 10, Mr.. p. @. McLAuomL,y,
printer, aged IS years
s fr,euds and acquaintance and the printers gene
rally are respectfully invited to attend his fun
which IN take place from his late residence No 22s
wooster street, this afternoon at O'Clock His re-
mains wI be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for nterment
On wednesday evening after lingering illness, Mr.
Jorl sstrrH. 10 the cath year OF his age.
funeral from the residence Of his son-in-law Mr. r.
Issscks, 50 Csrmine street, tomorrow. (Frdny NOR
ninp.) Mt 8 O'Clock. HE remains will be taken TO
Armpstead. l.. L.. for intermcnt.
On wsdns,dsy. April 10, Of dysentery, sAmuRL b
s. vrTor, aged 80 years
The relatives ard friends respectfully invited 10
ATTEND his funeral from his late residence 25 Sixth
avenue. without further notice, Friday l2th inst
st O'clock Y. NJ.
A. Ponghkeeps,e April 7, Hon JANIS Emorr agcd
30 Jfsrs. lie was member Of Congress in 1919
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TeIesraph,c Marin. Rcports.
Arri'.esear Hiram Gerard. Ns- "a. Nm UT

hrri,es-sohr Hiram o.rard Ncv Yort ''
Arrivsd-Shlp Ayuiar Bucnos Avrcs Isb H. IsW hin
Forre.ter. Tor Nev York In - days harks Iohn n Ns,
frm Bo..sn arr 2d xoTriscg ow ssieu arr Iih oses
for Boston, tndine. d. - dava Eosr a., A,
days Nsrrar,ta. Prairie. Scrhis Chocta al thet
sav di~lz. Mary jane. for VALPARAISO Esrk Oof W.
eaiI~T on the etl for Boston 49,
slip JOsi N Quincy, New York.
Hark erwood, Orleans lsth uit yth ult % Csra
Eiorids Tar.sd coupsny With shp wm Lord from uos.
~ Ilsefe Spoke 1h fnst south sho,l north 70 f rhr
FROM Dornso Tor Taston. 80 ,nsn
vaehsd overheard IN the gale of 3ist ult.
Hrir Sun Thiiadelpbis sckrs Ana n futshinsou. Ns-
rfunswitk. NJ. Hero, New lcrt.
nei0,~-Shp Colombia, from New orieans
Ciser,a-efr yioIs New Orleans tarks Nemoss Csntor
kfssh Usyans; Geo Taylor san Francisco Een Neyee d
eto~v .itcre Delaware ard Ncrrmsc Fhlaiel-
rhts; trss ever Mobile: Aeetn philaacph schr. Eio
tspe Hayden, Ncnson Jerenis; Native Amsriesa - gsgo
REV oiote ~ Mary'r Detroit Albany Penn. Soetherncr
Estees lfsnee-. Ccrnelia his hisnd and Appletou
N@r Tork.
rst1 RrvrR, April z
srris-d-sehrs Arrc vIrzinia Nsry Miller. Phiisaephis
Srw Bx,vorr. Apr19
Asfis,-s,sr oss.r Jorss ssd sio. TtIes Nee fsss.
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@ EnA RLwARD.-JErrRIES' ANTIDoTR A srE-
WOVV ciae Mixture for the Of Conorrhas. Clee,
Structures, and similar disorders IL makes speedy cure
without the least restriction Of diet DRINK or
change IN application ~ business The proprietor challenges
snsle which The mixture win cure under the for
f.ture Of ave hundred dollars furtherthe
k contracted dose of The mixture s taken when erpsscd
Ia bottles with full directions One bottls
asss vcesmsry are eur.d IN two days For sale By C. H.
RING, lt2 Broadway is~ fayard street.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PgI-
~ Nate Trvstife hc.-Ofic~ hours " ~ NJ q 10
NJ (Sundsy eSecpted D-No. - treenwch street Thsas
who aJYy in the cashier ef dseas.s
SURPRISED at the ease and rspdity Of the In sotur
frm its nrst ncptent. 10 its and d.
trcs.ins stages also. IN seminal diseases Ne (rom uneou
adv sSntsee-. and very eAtensivs Pr.ctceD he
insurs such certain safe aud radical
smpi. for stans can be obtained from other h
Are
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VsAvED.-TBE yREScu ANrIpoTs Is 4

p,,.c ~. ,. snS " hs ~ Is's a,'.ss.'
will rcef aud curri In days one
package lasts week. and v-ry lev require mor. ne
ever the disease h Unlimited The proprietor win
perfect eur~ OF ierfet s1 snd ali
has psid. Price 81. Sold ~ Fulton street. ~
Bouery Of Gr.nd snd dootors
s.itius r,su4s g. Madison No oharx~ Tor sd,ee
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- ey means Of the Pocket euaPius, or Every One His
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The various forms Of secret Seminal Dis
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Youth are faithfully described and all the recipes given IL
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BE- get copy OF this truly useful work Strangers visiting
the city particularly thoee contemplating marriage don't
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dress DIR WM YOUNG, 1872 Spruce street Philadelphia,
and for sale By stringer Townsend ~ Broadway New
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Passengers Sailed.
CaAcRE-Schooner Thomas Henry-C Bartes. l. Hutch :
tns, A 8 Gore, Bradley, Iathrop. Chapman. Me-
Donald. Wiilins c6ssboln, : White W s:snders J
Wedieton, DIR M sherman. DIR W skinner, q McDon-
aid. Wright, II Johnston. kichobs JHAwkins J
Singer Z Williams, N Coiiett I!teh6eld. ID FLsnSan.
J Elliott, Fairbanks, Brooks, McCleAr, Snyder.
stsnscll Z Haryisk; " walh. coTisy ncrss1,
Donnell. Curtis g Psuidins. Wright Smith.
Shields. II barnard q W Seasons.
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I .o0k AT THIS. AND II POSSIBLE. ANSWER WHY
~ naay hs~sAnds SAFER from that dreadful dissas
DyPefsa. Whes by calling Or. Cornell they =
i, S ssrsH s hs sysssn cas % shs net s:set
and after .adersoas the eps.sss
sensation which belongs particularly DyspepsA that
o. perfect health All whs snleed cell and b
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NFw MEDICAL BooKs-A CouPIETy ppAcrycAI

NEw MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work. the nature and trestment Of private
srcure aud all kindred Affections orrans-
illustrated BY great pumber of beautifully eolored pst>4
A. large o. by Homer Bostwick, NJ d. largo quArte
No PAGES, ID edition Free So Itrsc from the bossos
Medical and Surgical Journal.f mar be said fesrlssslv
TO he equal 10 Records Actols same family
81 diseases sod far superior ~ anything d the Kind
hshed in this eounuy Author cf The work seminal
,ls.ions, inr' ee- ss"sea ~ improper hssits-
iishsrs, STRINCFRk 1OwSSEND d. ~ broad Az and b.
he sut hroadwav.
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MEDICAL.


vI>Hn FIRST or MAYi
The nrst Of Nay approached
When bed bugs, feas and roeches
Their noxious columns muster:
The rat, too, then enoroachcs.
The mouse, sly plunderer, poschea.
Putting ladies In fuster1
But thy magic Powder, Lyon.
Is the food that die on.
Nice and rata too,
by thy Pfils. whoh We rely %,
Are killed 20 the last scion,
Without cats, tool
NM HAys f7S FULTON street BROOKLYN Mr. Carrgves,
ner Of Coates and Tenth streets, Philadelphia