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Doctor Afnesbury.

dispose you've hearn Of him, han'l you 7"
81 never have"
"Well, then, I'll tell you. Oae day ne
The Doctor over q, Simpkiu's store, buying
groceries. Il was awful cold. fe, a little
boarse, and my tongue was somewha, furry
so says
My head feels liuls akcish Ike sha,
do you think Id better do"
Says he, Friend S, the bes, thing yoa
Gao do, is TO 90 s,ragh, home and soak you
feel aud take sweat, cause if you doa't you
nigh, have fever
"Says |, Doctor, was just thinking a
sweat would do me good, aud COW | guess
III do in
So, home went, and drank bosIfu OF
'ansey tea aud if | ddn'i sweat Ike beaver,
it's no matter. TIE uex, morning my head
was as clear as bell and | xas well again.
well, day or two afterwards me, the
Dlc.or, aud says he,
"' Neishb0's s., have small bill against
you
81 locked a, him, and says !, "A bill y
and says he,
"a Yes, a bill for advice you know, al simp.
kin's store the other day.
What do you hink be had charged me 7
Why one dollar for telling me to 60 home and
take sweat
" Well Doctor, saysl because wouldn't
appear small, you know, it's all right end
III bear it 10 mind"
"Wsll, few days after, the Doctor was
passing by my door in his chase, and some.
how or other, one Of the wheels go, little
loose SO say. /, Doctor it you don. drive
thu, Inch pin in an inch, the Wheel might
come off,
"Says be, Il thank you and he drove in
the pin. Well, went into the house aud just
made a charge of it. When | met him a.
gain presented him the bill.
- Haloa wha. on earth is that = .aId be
{" Why. thars for ADVICE
"' Advice for What 7 says he.
80 Why. for driving in your wheel pin; and
have Just charged you seven and six
:" WE'LL says he, the difference between
your bill and nine is just twenty five cents.
"Thai's all you owe me, says |.
"'Well, ILL BEAR 1T IL MIND, says be.
"But the Doctor is as tight as candle
mould, sad guess he's able to bear i. III
mind"
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&c E:ECEL TUE.7E.
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6S.,Ss
Cooking Food for Animals.

In all cases, where 1t becomes important
TO force the production Of large quantities Of
flesh and fat on the animal frame, end in the
shortes, period and With the leas, expense,
the cooking or (erneoing Of food and bring.
ing II INTO the nrares, stage possible for the
assimilation Of the nuiriciou particles, 10 an
inquiry Of some importance to the farmer.
The experiment has been tested ~,h The
greatest exactness, hy many Of lhs hes, breed
ers and gtaziers Of this ard he old country,
and that, too. under the stimulus Of large pre-
mums, which enabled the experineners to
perform il with gtea, care and labor. The
result in all cases shows thai animals consume
more cooked food in gwen timc. than they
do or can Of raw food NI;h horses and
horned animals, 10 corresponding Increase
in weight is not, however, so great as 10 the
hog. In fausning hogs for market, or for
use, It is iInperloua that il should be done in
the shortest time, and al the leas, expense.
They cannot be put up and subjected TO the
fauen'ug process till the middle or last Of
Sc ,em5er, as The coarse food devoted 20 theiF
use Is not perfected ill about that time and
II is iTPofiant 10 &c, them out OF the wuy be.
fore the extreme cod weather se,s in, and 10
&c; them 10 marke, by or before Christina.
The hog, unlike rom'ustins sBimals, has
small stomach, incapable Of much dis:en,ion,
and It therefore becomes Important not to Oil
II with coarse aud raw food, calling on the
animal economy 10 perform those dates that
heat and fermentation can DO 10 a much more
concentrated and economical manner more.
over they are not provided with the ability
10 ruminaIe, or even Rsstica,e ss finely and
perfectly as other aninaIs.
Therefore the Importance Of feeding With
food, Of which ths operation Of digestion 10
already one.half performed allowing the an
NAL machine opsrfoEm twice the action, asslm
ilate twice The materials forming nu.c'e aud
iat 10 gwen Tine.
There Is nc Danger Of overlooking or De.
ranging The s'onach Of he hog by osetfeed
ing or with rich aud concentrated food. Ia.
like their greet prototype. nan, IN whose IN.
ternal arrangement oil the viseera they re.
markedly resemble ibey never have the dys
peps,d, govt or deiirium remens.
The next best preparation 10 cooking, is for.
men'atIon This ouly applies to meals and
iarinaceous substances, or q mixture of tker IN
with cooked roots. Barley meal, OF barley
and 0at meal, boiled and soured In the tub, II
the hogs ere properly and comfortably bous.
ed and cared for, Will produce more muscle
sud la' in given time than any other process
of shIch we are advised.
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CAROLINA Inn,
ss ,I'!,jI!!a
CFs.fRAOTTE. &C.

IN ME above establishment, situated az W.,
~ Street, THIRD lot North CT ?uble ss.,,
in the town % hzrlo,ie, has been r.n.,sa,,s ~
orfn h, The pfeten, Pforr etor. from The r /.
Jannsfy. issv 10 the present tirir, fer IL, s,f..
mcdstion OF ste Pubic, aId zili con, iaus /, :
lefi open iof tho sane puranss.
The Establishment hla h,t ehlsrrsd are i.
proved 10 very cor siderable extent with a,
last two yesfs--,he entire building i ii coz. /,
repair aud Is 80 constr ecied that al the ~
have sbcndant ilgh, and can BE- yentilAlts 1, IA
suIe,
The Stables arc not VI 'crior 10 any b,i,.--,
10 any similar Establishment In wtrierr y.t
Carolina; and care wilt BE- taken that The, ~
alAsys he supplied with abundance NJ rUos y,
and Proy,rder and attended Is faithful and ~
ricnced .losilers.
Tie Snbsotibct VIII use every rre,;;cn :. :.
saiiriAciion tc all who msy psifonisr his Hs,s
and hesiiates not TO say that, from Ten yea. d,
psricncs be Is III 30 able 10 Keep % the ser.
dEt.sn .; he Cstolins lru. ia style not.ur,.
% By any Public House in the interior coyei,f-
ana he takes this opportunity 10 fetnfn HI, "a,
dial rc-pecis 10 generous Public for pasl aver
and respectfully soheits continuance A. 49,
pamantgr hss confidence.
DRUfEks car, al sll times, be suenljes "a
convenient and Heil enclosed iaia. frsf sf,l ..
and furnished with grain ct Low prirt,.
8l- The Chzsls.is and Camden s,ags, :. ~
and Gepatt vi Wsekly.
JENNINGS 3 KERR
Oct. Is. ls49. sin
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051 93A8g3S53g2.

Wha IS real poli,eness, and @ha, s falae
are questions continually asked. Tie answer
however. depends on the important fact, whe.
Their The inquirer means conventional or eatu.
raj poIetness. Conventional pollieness va
res 10 dlffereni PAGES, end is a thing Of Gus,
tom entirely /; it teaches how to bow, how 10
es, an egg, how o take soup, aud ho0 TO per-
form the other trnes OF fashionable lfe, Real
poltieness, however, is consideration for The
feelings OF o.her., constantly exhibited IN our
department towards hem. We cln Illustrate
the ference between false and real poteness
BY an example. The other day We saw a
poor woman stop cro.ded omnlb bus she
was evidently weak and suffering, and asked,
with her eyes, though not with her tongue, 4
we'll dressed young man, who occupied the
sea, near the door, 10 make ,orn for her
lie turned his head, and she vas about 10 de.
scend the steps, again, when an elderly gen.
tleman gave up bic sea' for her and stood out.
eide. Soon after dssh!ng young lady step.
ped to the Omnibus. she was IN high he sllb
and evidently capable Of walking any dis
lance but The young d4odt, without mo
ment's hesitation, resigned his seal to her
Here vas 40 nstsnce OF as fase polileness as
the other had been Of real. Tie old gentle.
mans kindness 10 the poor woman sprang
from sympathy With her suffering, bu, the fop's
gsspiry was merely conventional.
II is not the cut OF he coat, nor the pecu.
liar st,le Of address thai make. the true gen
llemsn. These things only determine his
conventional breeding. Some Of the most
Sc fsh and wicked men that ever lived, would
be, in this sense, the most polite; while 9TH
ers, with hearts alive 10 every pain and NOR.
LITIGATION OF their fellow men, would be the
most bsofish. So It 10. also, with the gen.
tier sex. IL is not The fine lady, covered
With feathers and jewels. sho sails into ball,
room supercllioosIy, and while there talks
scandal aga'ns, hail The company, who 10 Iea.
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The Frenchman and his Fire.
Snuff.

A couple Of sailors who bad two weeks aud
q couple Of pockets foil OF dollars to spend on
shore. we're wandering abou, the city IN
search Of any sport that N lot serve 10 kill the
time, which. 10 the second week, began 10
hsng heavily on their hands. They had ex.
hsussed the ordinary sources Of amusement,
and one evening when lettering through one
OF our principal streets, they discovered an II
Illuminated sign. bearing THE inscription:
a. DUAoKT's FRENCH DANCING ACADEMY
81 cay, jack" said enc Of the ns,iga.ors
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Bees in Winter,

The New England Farmer recon meuds ID .
shadlng OF bee hives IN WINTER, to proven, the
bees beng warmed INTO activity, snd leaving
lhe bise 10 be chilled TO death on the SNOW
and a'so states TINT he has found, b. ~eishlns,
that bees consume much faster IN III, dry part
Of SUMNER, When The flowers afford 90 honey
than ~ "ln'er; thai hives kept unIio, ally cooI
IA Cellars. have scarcely lcssened in honey
through the winter; end that the creates, loss
es have occurred here bee.sheds have fscel
I be s0ulh, exposed alternately TO lie hot sun,
cold winds and sharp nights.
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present. The amour, OF the former will va.
ry in the quantity by the intensity Of hea. to
which the vegetable may have been sshjectcd.
Thus the yellow pine, which grove on the
sandy lands ives; Of Albany, contains in lis
weight sihcia.
When the value Of ashes s sough, for, II
may with propriety be said, that they rank
mex, to bone dust, containing, as they do,
phosphate Of magnesis aud iron, together with
large percentage Of lime. The ash OF the
forest as well 40 fruit trees, is 30 various q:
their own products; scarcely Two agreeing
either IN the amount Of ash they yield, or 1t
the elements which compose it.-Fdrmer.
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why are Ashes more valuable tina "A
Lime or Gypsum as Fcrtilixcrsl

Our neg gibbons o! Long Island have become
famous for their trade in ashes. They send
their boats the entire length Of the Mohawk
Valley, and they would push their enterprlze
as far So the Black River Valley, if the Black
River Valley Canal was complete; and they
could well afo 10 transport not merely the
Wild ash, but the refus ashes. They have
been in the habit Of buy ing the refuse Of The
asberies Of Albany and Troy, and paying rs
much for II as the srspmskor paid origiali
for the live ash. 10 looking about for for.
iili1er, the Long islanders have found by ex
perience, that they form the bes, which lhcy
can employ. Tho question which NC have
propovnded demands an answer; we therefore
proceed to state, that ashes owe their value 10
lhsr composition. Our reader will, perhaps,
say that he knew this before. Very WE'LL
We say again, and moro to the point, ,ha,
ashes. spout and unspent, owe their principal
value 10 the potash 10 The first instance, and
10 the phosphsies, and Magnesis, in tho &c.
cond. We design to speak mainly of spen,
ashes, though we believe farmers had much
better keep all their ashes for their corn and
wheat ,ind., rather than sell them for one
shilling per basheI.
Spent ashes, then, we repeat, are valuable
ros the phosphaies they contain, together with
he lime and msgnesis, which are ~ a state
If great sub division. Besides The fore going
Elements, sies, both soluble and insoIubie, is |
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master. Wen go up aud teach The old chap
the sailors hornppe."
"Heave ahead, then, my hear,y-ws'il
have little spor, with the Mounsheef."
They asceuded two flight. of stairs, and
found themselves in Mons. Ddmon,'s ante
room, and were received by that gentleman
with all the pohteuess which characteristics
his tribe
GOOD evening .heuilemens. liver clad to
see you at my Academic. Take some snoof,
shenlemens
Jack took the box, and so, heavy dose
of rsppee IN HI. smeller.
"You lie ach IA kish.hoe y dancing. be.
lieve "a Ash hooks said Jack, sncrzng at
slmo. every word.
"Ah. oul sare. teach ze Cs,lly org. re
Poke, q Maz,u'ks al ,or ten dollsre. Viii
you JOIN my school, shen,lemens p
Jack, who did not relish the strong rcppee.
cut short the conference, and The sailors left,
promising to think upon the proposition to
jpn the dancing class, one terra for " ten dol.
Isre."
The nex, evening Jack armed himself with
,,;,n .c .e.;... C,o,. p.,..,
end, With bis comrads repaired TO the Dan.
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DIR. BENJAMIN RUSHs
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILE

The great rhilarihfoPist srd eminen, a.,
Dr BtJamiu Rasl. Invented uniyetssI =, - 'laeh
disease, and dtnouinaied bis irfaliiJle H,saI 81
He Immense p1aeiice and wooderl,l en,,. fAa.
and etr'lied II, the ne Plus ai;,a of sp,e,ee. H,a
he done noihing else for Tie benefit Of mr,t,. ha
10 commemorate his name as a public h.a's,H
ibis would have been sufficient. 'u'sea
For all bilious complaints, and as puri6,, H.,
blood The world is challenged TO produce n. ~ y =
The only genuine Rssh Pills, eo,npousd. tf e
the originai receipt, is sold by the ia
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Letter irsm Hqjs, Dggold NeDggsH, tr'f'
dfttk Post Office.
doosE CouNrv, n. G.. Dnc %. is's
Dr.. J kuhi-- Dear SIT,
Lsdy IN this county. afflicted with nsrT'"
compliant, frpIspsus uteri. fIuor Albe', 'hs
somewhat dersnred mind. caused hY obsifgtia''
was for about twelve months attended y ioV' y
our eminent physicians, without tny effect q.
sysfy ops snceessiyely dsclafed hcfincnrabIt' sh
that sbe had 10 die. Sho lhen procured two %,
Tie" Of your AbytsiGis Misrnre from me- sh',
CURED her cutifely. Size has since mauIee' ~
i IA perfect good healih and happy. The Ag'
'n'a Mlsiufs has likewise proved very etacsei'l,
IN many other diseases, but particularly N isa''
dlscafos. IA which it should have the PteleftA'
Of all others Yours obedianly.
DuGALD McDUGALp
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture per bottle "
cents, 81 IS d 50 so.
Llkesise on hand and Tor sale. DR.. kphl' ~
stoter, UGivefsaI Plaster Cold Mine Bat''n'"'
I J. HULTuN, Agent
Charlotte, Nc .
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ly veil bred; il is the female, whatever her
station Of life, who, with true womanly in.
stinc,, sees and respects the feelings Of 9th.
ers. George the Fourth, while regent, hap
peaed to break costly mirror at party, by
leaning agains. it; he Immediately crossed The
room, i, is said, and broke the fellow to II and
this has been called The heig Of good breeding.
We do not see how. 1t seems to us nothing
bu, an act Of supreme folly. But ~hen Jen.
ny Lind, on hearing poor woman in Liver.
pool express wish to hear her sing, sa, down
and sang fer hot-here was an act Of real
poIieness. 10 word, true polileness come,
from the h,art, and ia the Same in oil condi
tons Of life ; false po'i,eness is a thing Of the
surface entirely, and good for nothing out o
lis own conventional sphere. -Phiia. Bul
letin.
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EMPIRE COMPANY vanilla CO.,


This splendid soap issuperior 10 AZ nh,
iaiher piodneed hy u IS insiuntanfo.s: II a tie
dry On the face II is Of very fine emil u'ts I'd
ae.er prevents al chaps, and heals Gu. 'h.'
&c, almost immediately. HhPh,
Sold, wholesale and retail. Ly the
ENr,., ~
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here
TERMS.

TERMS. Ia
TWO DOLLARS per anpum in advance
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS II pay"''
be delayed three months; and Thrill w.
LARS il not paid until the close OF t'' w.
1FAdycr,fsements ipserted al One Dollar ~
square, l6 lines or lees, this sized tyne :"
first insertion, and 25 cents for each CON-
aBcc. Court advertisements and sherih
charged rs per cent. higher; and de'"'',
Of 335 per cent. viii be made Gcm the w
prices, for advertisers by the year Aa'.''
mcnts inserted monthly or quarterly '
square for eaclrtme Semhmonlh'y % "
per square for each time.
tTPostnasters are authorized 10 aot as as
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zoe SAI.
Old and New Times.

When my good mother was girl
Say thirty years ago,
Young ladies then knew how 10 knit,
As well as how to sew.
Young ladies then could spin and weave,
Could bake, and brew, and sweep:
Could sing and play could dance and paint,
And could a secret keep.
Young ladies then were beautiful.
As any beauties now
Yet they could rake the new mown hay.
Or milk the " brindled cow"
Young ladies then wore bonnets too,
And with them their ewn hair:
They made them from their own good straw,
And pretty, toe, they were.
Young ladies' then OF fell 10 love,
And married too, the msn:
While men. with willing hearts and true,
Loved them all back again.
Young ladies Ho,e can knit and sew.
Or read pretty book
Can sing and paint, and joke and quiz,
Bot cannot bear 10 COOK
Young ladies' non can blithely spin
Of street yarn" many spool;
And weave a web Of scandal too,
And dye it in the wool.
Young ladies' nop bake their hair,
Can brew their own Cologne:
In bsrOred plumsgs often shine
While they neglect their own.
And as to secrets, who would think
Eidelity-a pearl?
None bot a modest little miss,
Perchance coun,ry girl.
Young ladies noic wear lovely curls,--
What pity they should buy them;
And their bonnets-heavens they fright
The beau that ventures near them
Zen love is changed from what il was
Although true love is known
lis wealth adds lustrs 10 the cheek.
And mets the heart of stone.
Thus Time works wonders young and old
Confess his magic power;
Beauty will fade but Virtue proves
Pure gold in mans last hour
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Erriss Conan.
INDIAN MOTHERS IrlIrr

a nsw ard imPoriari article, entirely e.,..
iFom any thing Of the kind ever before tlfsr,1
pamphlet descriptive Of this remedy, Is ,,s,
mothers al The oihcr Of Ike Empire compsn, :,
fuious,resi, OF may be bed from the Drugy', /,
th's place where this paper 10 printed.
Jolly 81. G.,
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Gats ilIL, N. G., Aua /. lsli
Dr. Kuhl-- Dear Sir.
You will please farward to o. a. scos Z, e.,i
'en'enl, fresh supply Of The Restorrr pfiAs l.as
ana the Abyssluis ailslsre. ue ksrs ssIc 81 =
some lime The ke,,oter and tie Desunau
Tow der, have proved 10 be vtfy etilese.oe, :.
i1llacss Ct ite chest. determination. Sors Lsrs, h
elmma'ious Of te Eyes, Debility e. oiber ek,
nc diseaevs. Ws warranted tie sb4 ssin . NJ
lnrf 70 every patieri, ard 10 pue tasaskt 8 ~
ne money fetufpca, BIT % ,ac rtagaty. ,.ti
oHs has pfatsea ~ gfesi sa0at " poacf..
We renalu yauts, respectfully.
4 Il u. " HUNEYCtTT
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LAUNDRY STARCH po,,s, ''A

estates reass ornamental. II gives aim.
polish 70 collats, bosoms, &c. and great, so ,'ti
The process OF noning. Nome but those WLa
used Il can appreciate It's meri's Sid NJ H. t'n
and retail BY tile Enp,Ry Gu e'a,
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EUREKA CORN SLAVE,

rms Invaluable preparation is offered 10 N, -,
lac With The entire confidence In lis sute,ls..es e
ceilence haying been fully tested by hon, 80
IN private practice, by an enineu. surgeon. :, -
GUY, Tor eaTs IL w'll most .dcetsGlly car, ~.
bnoyons NhtlSiaias. Cuts, Bruises. &c. Sud 81 n
sale and retail. BY The ''l'
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toScoFD, " @. JutT 2, ISIA
DR.. kuhl-- Deer srs
We hsVs sold aat allof your Abyssmis MiIirt
Il has given enfue ssfisfeeisn to Ill itoss -
hava used Il. We hove stttanfed The Akrttii
MiHturs IN all esses on our "a secosnl, sat q
eau say, ~ bss uefer isiles. We tssn eaij t'.'
far more Of the Abyssiniu Mixture, ard o 81
please scBd rs as soon - pessihie such suF}
whssh sili answer the great demand.
Vcfy respectfully vuurs,
puIFER & YORK.
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BUFFUNE'SPAIN EXTRACTING ANDHEAL.
ING BALSAM

ING BALSAM
1T cures almost insiantaneously burns ca,s
bruises, swollen POINTS. corns, bunyons. ana to,th.
ache. Whenever its virtues become known. it isrs
gatded as anindispensablc article. Sold as above
FITS! FITS. FITSu!
NerriHe Balm and Indian Remedy The Empire
Company having obtained at much ex9eus, the
Great fadiaR Romedy, NeJrine Baisgn' which /.
becoming 20 celebrated for all nervous affections.
especially epilcpiic aud ouet fs, oonvulsiors &
would respectfully call the attention Of pht yicians
and The afflicted 10 II az forming new antidote in
the treatment o. these dreadful diseases te,etotorr
though, to be wholly incurable
Any person affected by its or nervous sff,ctions
who shall purchase the hctwne BalsAm and ,.r.a
'eis 10 its use, ahd Is not radically cured or most
esse"t,aiy Denehlted, shat have their money re.
turned. ' -
This invaluable med cine can be oroeu,ed IN III.
city only Of the Empire Company.
HoUCK's PANAcF!
Having successfully negotiated with Dr. F.
noheh, ('on and successor of the late DIR. JAcos
noeek OF baltimore, now deceased 10 manufacture
ms celebrated fanacG, exclusively for The Empire
'ompany we take great pleasure in Offering IL 10 The
potie and the afflicted. as one of tn, most invslna-
bic and remarkable Vegetable Compounds Of tho AGE
'of The cure Of almost every i'll that flesh is heir
TO- II has stood the test. in competition with ali
other Medicines for strsnteen years and performed
cures unparalleled IN The annals OF history
by procuring pamphlet from the Emprc Cpm
pany, or their agent, the wonderful cures pef formed
by tie Panacn can be seen.
The public are cautioned aqainst purnbss;pe
: fsneks Panaca,' unless be label is signed hy Dr.
! iouch, accompanied by the seal Of the Emnire
company as all others sro spurious.
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MAGNETIC HAIR REsToRER AND INyIs.
ORATOR

Nv The use u This article. Dald beaded persons
can have the head covered with foe luxBriaut
growth Of glossy hair. This Magnetic HIir Redsr.
e and Huigorator certified by the following per-
sons tlmong othersj having their hair restored b.
II shen everything else had failed. 10 Wit; Richard
a. "m'e 70 Bowety, John Nuke, 10 king street
Margaret Tboma-, 3-2 Broome A Gins. cs,. /, ~
cry aud Riyngou. Dame Fitzgerald. "a CHRISTIE;
Vim ErunoelI IS Chrysfie; aud J. j. Anesrsell.
No.2gl Centre Street,
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DIR. KUIIL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

for Cs,affhs. infiuonsa. Ccatiytnsss. F,i.,. On
vel. Genott@. elect, FluUr Atsa.. c, i,
Whhes, WcakE,ts, Obstuct,sn.. &c
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DR.. BARTnoLoMEw's ExPEcToRaNT
PINK SYRTP

Is manufactured perfectly Yoke.by the said Conva-
ny, tor coughs, colds. pains tic side. ung., i c.
Il Is Il sure preventative Of Consumption. bui no,
certain cure afer the disease Is once thoroughly
sSsAsd. The genuine Is only to be had OF The Com
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BErnESDA WATER.

Tao He0h1g Matters y BsAesdI-a perfect cure
ief al dhea,es OF The skin, such as pimpos sad
boichss the face. letters ten. sun burns, ift,ta.
ton Of tho skin, cuts, bruises sud Commissions Per
sons using II after shayirg VIII NJ, gufpr fran III,
ne OF the raz,r IL word ~ healing qdalite. are
wiihon' PafalIel IN tie history Of Pharmacy. No
LADY, or Gontleman'- Toilet should BE- without II.
The EMPIRE CoMPsyr has the soie agency for lis
sale.