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A Great National Picture!

WARRINGTON SiuaIfs Celebrated
Painting.
an HIS large and magnificent Full LENGTH PoK
~ TRAIT or WASHINGTON. from the burin Of an
American artist is considered by all who have seen
il 10 be one of the most beautiful specimens Of art
ever published, and a CoRREcr LIKENESS Of Wash
ington. The size of the plate is eighteen by twenty.
eic hi inches, which will make a handsome picture
for the parlor, and should be in the hands OF every
American citizen
1t 10 correct copy from Stusrs celebrated origi.
nal Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, c..
II is finely engraved, and printed on superior plate
paper. That it may be within the means Of all,
the publisher las reduced The price to ONE DoLLAR.
IT All persons RENTING the amount may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return Of mail to
any part of the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made for the purpose, free of postage.
Address all orders (pos, paidl to the publisher,
JOHN s. TAYLOR
Bookseller and Publisher,
l43 Nassau street. New York.
- Papers publishing the above advertisement
three times, sending copy u the paper marked to
me, shall receive free Of postage By return Of mail
copy ef The plate. JOHN ;. TAYLOR.
May 10. 1851. 3S
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PillfER 4 Y0RKE,
Lsnr frsm Aej" Drgsid No DvsslI, Gre"
Crtfk Pea O5ies


rlOokE cousrr, N. C.. DIo Is. is<s
Dr. J kuhl--Desr Sir.
Lady IN this county. afflicted with s,rseu'
complaint, Prolspsus uteri. Fiuor Abu. md
somewhat derangcd mind, csu.eo BY obslrUet0o',
was for sbou, twelve months attended ~ ioot o.
our eminent physicians, without any effect. ara
every one excessively declared her ineuratlt,i"
that shc had 10 die. She then procured iTe b,
lies of your Abyssinia Mixture from me- shfh
cured her entirely. She has since msried' 'hs
is in perfect good health and happy, The hh''
sina Mixture has likewise proved very tft't'e'
in many other diseases, but particularly IN tm"
diseases, in which IL should have the prsltftf"
of all others. Yours ohediently.
DUGALD McDuGALD
Price forths Abyssinia Mixture per bottle "
cents, 81 IS & $3.50.
Likewwe on hand and Tor sale, Dr. kUhl' ~
storer, Universal Plaster. God Mine Bshsn' a.
4 J. HoLTON, Agent,
Charlotte. NC
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From the American Messenger.
Birthdays.

Birthdays.
~ MRS. l. n. sicoURNrY.
Blight birthdays, in the happy home.
And tender love prepares
Fond gifts TO please the precious child
That dwelleth on its prayers.
IL showereih Ger the blooming youth
Blessings and tokens sweet,
And bows before the hoary head
To pay an offering meet.
The Birthdays of the absent. Thought
On winged scroll shall fly
To distant realms, or stranger chimes
Beneath . foreign sky;
Or bear that love DER ocean waves
That hercs with anger frovn,
Which many waters cannot quench,
Nor oil their billsws drown.
The birthday Of the dead. Be sure
That sacred date to keep;
Send portions 10 the sick and poor,
And dry the eyes that weep;
Wrap garments round the shrinking form.
Homes for the orphan find.
And bid the light of knowledge beam
Upon the darkened mind.
Spread wide the page that speaks of God;
Speed on the mission.band.
Der western yales, DER Asia's wilds,
Or far Liberals strand:
Give teachers 10 the prairie.chld;
Shed hope DER souls fororn;
Speak kindly words to erring hearts
That feel the sting Of scorn.
Remember those who climb the shroud,
And plough the surgine main;
Breathe pity through the prision- crate.
Ga sins despairing train;
For al mankind let dseds and prayers
Ofpure goodwill be given,
So shall the birthdays Of the dead
Help thine own soul 10 heaven.
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Gctp HIT, N. c., Ace 1,Is4s.
Dr. J. kahl-Dcar Sir:
You will please forward to Us a. soon a. cssr
venieGt, fresh supply of the Res,orsr 9th, Bsss
and the Abyssiuia Mixture. va h.v. said cot =,
some time The Rsstoter and thu Deput.ti.
Powder, have pscved 10 be very tfiiesciou. e.
fullnrsf Of the chest Rheumatism, Scr. Les. Il.
Examinations OF he Eyes, DebiIit, and other ehte
mic diseases. We warranted The Aby,.in,a MI
tufe TO every patient, and 10 one has asked To fa
the money returned. bot on the contrary. .g,,,
one has praised It's great sanst We powers.
We remain yours. respectfully.
A. & d. " HONEYrITT
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The ART of Right of preparing and using this val
liable preserva,lve Of wood buildings and fences
all the various eolors, fTs ed to th. Amer.
lean people. The work can be sent by mail, at sin.
gle letter posiage-singIe copy. Dollar seven CO.
pies Five dollars address postage paid Julian Bar
bet, No, l04 Nassau street, New York.
~ Editors giving this advertisement. Including
this nOtlce,l few insertions. and sending their pa
per with IL marked to the National Police Gszette
New York, shall AVE cory Of the work ,eot them
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ATTAcHMEN7Sfo for sale here.

TERMS. ~wo
TWO DOLLARS per .noum In sdv'ncsi '" :,
DOLLARS snd FIFTY CENTS p',,
be delayed three months; and Thkh1
LARS II not paid until the close o. '''
TAdvcr,isemenis inserted al One D'' q.
square, ,ls line. or less, this 'iaedg'p. .,i,v.
6rst insertion. and rs cents for eae" w. s.ls
.nce. Cour, .dvsr,i.cmen''snd sh''n '
charged 2s per cent. higher; 'ns . =, ''. ..,ul.r
Of %. per cent, win b made fro" '' ., =,
prices, for advertisers BY the ye'' "' !, oct
meo,. inserted msnthIy or quarterly an,
square for each time. Semi "0n'''
per square for each time .,cnp
uTPo.tmas,ers are authorized 70 '''
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DO Your own Painting.
Use Rarbcf's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT
- ECoMMENDED by the French Academy Of
~ science iof its beauty, chcapness and eurabiI
ty The materials are easily Obtained; and 1t can
be prepared and used by any one with = common
whitewssh brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
OF
OIL AND LEAD
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CosooaD, N. c., JuLr q, is.a

CosoeaD, N. C., JuL, q, lisa
Dr. kuhl--Doar Sir:
We have sold out ell Of your Abys.ini, Aiis,t,
II has given satirs ssti,fsetisn to oil Gho,t > 10
have used II. We have ssrranied III. Asysias
Mixture IN oil cases on our ox n account; sns ss
can say. II has usyer ialied. We hsy. dali, s,ll,
for more OF the Abys Mixture, and yse -lii
please SEND us a. soon as possible such ,sypy
which - Ill answer the great dsm.nd
Very respsciiull, yours.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1851-05-03

spoke in my last, Mr.. Editor, of physi-
cal Improvement as being of the lowest kind.
did not mean, however, TO speak dispara-
ginsly of " The king himselfis is served by
the field" that is 10 say, has physical ma
ture no less than the poorest OF his SUBJECTS.
The poet and the man of taste may rest
among the flowers of his own creation, but
he. alike with his admirers, must seek more
substantial aliment, or his flowers will cease
to give out their fragrance.
Physical Improvement has a connexion,
more or less intimate, with the higher, i. e.,
with the social and moral, and may not be
overlooked in discussions on the best means
of elevating and saving the Hawaiian
nation. While it is true, and should
be distinctly remembered, that "the mind s
the standard of the man" and that the soul,
the immortal spirit, crowns him the highest
work on earth, of the great Creator; still,
while both are connected with the +" earthly
house OF this tabernacle" due attention TO
this structure, and to whatever pertains to its
comforts and happiness, cannot be unimpor-
tant Though the mind, the soul BE etheri-
al, untouched by famine or sword, unscath-
ed by lightning, unchiled by the wintry blast,
still the exotic might as well be expected to
flourish in the hot-bed with broken glass, or
wooden substitutes, as the mind, the inmor-
tai principle of man to grow and thrive shut
up in dark, and cold, and filthy abode.
Need say that the Hawaiian mind is thus
imprisoned Not as formerly, ! admit for
the light kindled on these fair islands shines
so clearly, so intensely as to throw its rays
across the prmeval darkness of pagan Ha-
waii, and it has penetrated the minds of many
of her benighted sons and daughters. Still
a thousand obstacles to the Improvement OF
the mind remain. To name a few only, as a
specimen OF their character and influence;
we have squallid Poverty. which, like the
tabled Fortress of the poet, sits in her exc
cradle shape at the gate of knowledge, send.
ing terror to the hearts of all who woule
approach the tree of knowledge, and effectu,
ally preventing multitudes from partaking o
its life giving fruits. There Superstition, the
giantess Of Hawaii. in whose chains all
chiefs and people-groaned for ages. though
wounded and fallen, still lives, and holds II
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One of the leading houses in London. con-
nected with the South American trade, re-
ceived an order by the New York, steamer,
on the 2lst ult., to effect a running insurance
for f30O, 900, to cover quicksilver to be ex-
ported from Mr.. Forbes mine (the New AL
mader), in California, along the Pacific
coast. The shipment of this supply will
probably take place during the ensuing
twelve months, and as it will be absorbed in
South America, and will give an extraordi-
nary impulse to the production of silver, it
affords further commentary on the folly Of
those nations who are now attempting, by
Legislation, to regulate their future position,
with regard to the precious metals.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1851-05-03

Delays, in all cases, are dangerous; in this,
peculiarly so; as the people are fast dis
appearing before the pressure of foreign
population.
AGRICOLUS.
Maui, April, 1851.
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ENGLAND.

The British Parliament was opened by The
Queen, in person, on Tuesday, the 4th OF
February. The following is her Majesty S
speech on the occasion -
My Lords and Gentlemen,-
Il is With great satisfaction that I again
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s. LESTER, NJ. d.,
SAN FRANCISCO NOTICES.
rrssry Jg BOND. H. NJ. HALE.
HUSSEY, BOND & HALE,

Wharf at the foot of Sacramento street,
San Francisco, California.
Refer to George b. Upton. Esq, Messrs. Samp-
son & Tappan, Messrs. Lombard & "htmore,
Boston.
Messrs Mason & Thompson, Messrs. Andrew
Foster & Sons, Simeon Draper Esq, New York.
Messrs Alex. Brown & Sons, Messrs. Kirkland,
Chase & Co, Messrs. Birckhead & Pearce, Balti-
more.
Messrs. Mason & Kirkland, Philadelphia John
B. Howell. ESQ.,, New Orleans Edward CARING
ton, Esq, Providence Messrs. Maxwell, wright
8. 70 Rio Janeiro. l6yI
Messrs Crabb & Spalding, Honolulu. Aug.3l
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FROM our files of the New York Herald, to
the lst March, we extract the following inte-
resting intelligence =
The republic., 1851-12-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA
9200 From Philadelphia by General Wayne West Haver
ford, Radner, Spread Eagle Paoli Frazer We1
Whlteiand, Downington, Cain, Coatesvie Parkes-
burg, Sadsburyvile, Black Horse Penningtonvills
ChrIstana, Gap, kinzer', Belmonte, Paradise, Cor
donsviie Enterprise, Lancaster, and Meuntville, 20
Columbia s35 miles and back, twice daily to I.ap-
caster, and daily residue.
Leave Philadelphia daily after arrival of New York
mail, say at IL aud 81 n;
Arrive at Lancaster days by IA m and lO4 = IN
and at Columbia by IL IN;
Leave Columbia daily at l2 m;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by p m, and at Ph2a-
delphia by p and 10 p m.
920l From Philadelphia by Rising Sum- Germantovro
Chestnut Hill, White Marsh Upper Dublin, Spring
House, Montgomeryville, Line Lexington, Sellerss
Tavern, Bunker Hill Quakertown Coopersburg,
miles ard back daily.
Leave Philadelphia daily at 4 am;
Arrive at Allentown days by M.
Leave Allentown daily at 6 a m;
Arrive at Philadelphia same days by spm
s2c3 From Allentown, by Centre Valley Friedensyillr
Bethlehem, and Heckown to Nazareth, ls milss
and back daily except Sunday
Leave Allentown daily except Sunday at pm
Arrive at Nazareth same days by m:
Leave Nazareth daily except Sunday Al 6 am,
Arrive at Allentown days by 10 a M
s@of from = Line lexington, by Hlllown, HasersviEs,
Suawtown, PleasantValley, and Helersowp TO Besh
lehem 30 miles and back, once week
Leave Line Lexington every Saturday m;
Arrive at Bethlehem same day by pm,I
Leave Bethlehem every Friday at am;
Arrive at Line Lexington same day by 6pm
92O5 From Fnedensvile to Heersown miles and baoss
three times week.
Leave Friedensvie every Tuesday, Thursday, andsr
turday at 10 IN;
Arrive at Hellerstown days by ii am;
Leave Helerstown every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday at 10 m;
Arrive at Ffedensvlle days by pm.
92O6 From Allentown, by Oreheld to Schnecksvile 20
miles and back, once a week
Leave Allentown every Thursday at 3 pm;
Arrive at Scbneckvile same day by 6 pm;
Leave schnecksvile every Thursday al 9am
Arrive at Allentown same day by IL m.
Szo' FROM fhadeiphia, by Rising Sum- to Germantown
miles and back, six lines a week
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at pm
Arrlve at Germantown days by pm
Leave Germantown daily except Sunday at 8 am,
ArflSe at Philadelphia days by 10 m.
9zOs From Chrstana, by COope svlle, BAIT Nav Pae-
moes, and Quauyvie, to Buck, Ia miles and back
twice week.
Leave Christiaua every Wednesday and Saturday ss
lpm;
Arrive at Buck same days by 7pm;
Leave Buck eve'y Wednesday and Saturday Al san
AuIve at Ch'isiisns same days by IL m.
sZO9 From Phiadephs, by Rising Sun, MRcs,olvn Jerh
in'own, Alb nstnn, Willow Grove Horshsm W.-
IIng'on, Doylosiown, DanbOrough, Plums.esdvpe
PPersviIe. Otsville, Bucksvile Durham Rs;plrF
vile, and Uhersvilc, to Eason, SO miles and b,ch
SIX times week
Leave Philadelphia dsiB erosp, Sunday at Sam.
The republic., 1851-12-20

4ll GAS
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so Saddles for sale low.
AND
100000 Feet OF Lumber, and $1,000
Shingles, Wanted in Trade.

1sSHE subscriber. thankful for the Liberal pa,r,n
= age which he has heretofore received brc,
leave respectfully to iafOfm the pt;iic fba, h. ia,
just opened Tie largest, Ike Jssf and he c6eao,,l
Afock Of Materials IN The Saddle and Harnes,
Making Inc ever opened in the county. They
were selected by him IN the Northern Markets,
aud embrace every article Usually KEEP, in an
establishment like his. Heinvi,cs his trends and
Country sah'lcrs in particular, 10 examine his
s'as. lie feels satisfied thai he can please Then,
both ln;he articles and in The prices. His assor.
mem entrances IN part The following:
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Collars, Hand
some Twig Whips for Ladies, the !.
best Raw-hide Wagon Whips &C
ever in this market,
and other Whips of al Minds.
stirrup Irons, Bits, Harness Mountinps
OF all kinds. Of the latest STYLES and
patterns, Superior Leather uf all
kinds, 10 doz. Saddle Trees.
among which are Railroad Cart Saddle
Trees, Mexican, .itakaper, GoIun.
bia, Fall Back, am! Side and Bows,
Saddle Trees, &c. &c.
tic isrrcparcd 10 manufacture. 10 order any
article ~ his 'ae. in The hes, manner and Of NJ. |
very hest materials
fianf. Fork, Bacon, an Lumber &c All kinds.
laken ~ The market prices 10 exchange FIR woys.
Az lerss1'fs indebted 10 the Subscriber. either
= noe OF account ale earnestly requested 10 call
md settle up, and commence anew.
d. ID. PHILLIPS.
October Is. !.
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RHEUMATISM,
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
ERANDRErlS Pills.

daturism, % Enirgtmni cf The Heart, Arts
ries, Pies, &c. DC.
Sc the pills two or three times week in
- doses sufficient 10 purge freely; and when 4
paroxisln comes on, fearless use OF the pills
must be made; down with six Of eight, aud in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purscd. This elected, The
danger is over for tia, attack. Angina pectolis
and stone in The gaIl-bia,ldcr are treated in the
same manner; and although considered ncurable
by the medical profession, are cared hy The use
Of Brandeth's I'sls. Plies are cured by Bran
dreth's Pills. In severe attat u Tic doses must
be full; six or eight or few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
enlnes In lie frrafnacnf Of nilcr 1lisnnsoS l. L
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Great Attraction |.
10 those whe Wihhlto dress Fash.
iOnahly and CheaD.

Ae-aLAl anu .lLla.s
N ESSRS. CARMICHAEL. A (;OY -.
~ jrIl received fIcm ne Nosth \ w.II-.el.r..
81 sz.onnsni 81 Geods Ia thsir line. % wk;rh
fhey would resPertfcly call The attention Of she;r
friends and fbe Publse sensrsily. The srtirls.
weFe sslerted with great care BIZ The s<nior mar
nsr. whose long sxperienee. he llsllrrs kins<lf
has enshied HIN 20 make The very best selections
Thrir Goods were PurciTxSed Cor Cash, and ,hex
are delermined 10 sell Al the most reasonable mr.
ess- Their customers may expees, therefore. 10
get good articles "a ibr ca fhSg can IL kcd 81
asg ether esfabLxhmfaf IN Mis s>rfioa az IN
scanfyg. Tho deem n unnecessary 10 enuu,e-
rafe The safi0us articles rmhracrd Ia tbeir stoek
but sill say. In general terms. that esey article
far Gsntlemen's cloihing, from fhe handsome,
sureFGne Black Cloth. fH Goals, 10 4 paif Of
suspendsrs may be had.
Thes have also received q Large Elock q
8EADz-MADI C1NIu1Np and .rs
prepared 70 d. out Gentlemen with Full Suits N
very low prizes.
The Latest Fashions have heen mr..
cured, and their friends and customers ana, nov
supply themselves with the most Fashionable
Iuls ior all and Winter wear. They keep fhe
best Of wdfkmen. and win nse every rr~r,iep a
sise enii-e satisfaction IN The III a. well as hf
make of clv,hes.
The5 take this occasion 10 renew lhr ernf,x
sann Of their thanks To The public FOR The liberal
heretofore extended 70 them. and ihey
hope TO merit and receive continuance 81 their
favors.
October IA. as
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Book Agency.

THE subscriber, having permanently located
= hlsnself in Hillsbolough, offers his services
10 his friends and the public throughout The State.
Having entered into arrangements wnh large
Publishing Houses in Boston, New York. Rich
mond, and charlesions and also engaged The SER
vices Of an Agent in New York 10 attend tho
Trade Sales, he Is now prepared TO execute or
ders from Primer 10 Library Of thousand
volumes; and almost any work published in Eng
land or the United States will he farhished 10 or
der. A large assortment Of Books kept on hand,
and oil orders faithfully and punctually attended
TO. Ordcrs arc respectfully solicited. Minister'S
End Teachers supplied at lnefal discount. He
win furnish Theological. Literary, Scientific,
Temperance and Miscellaneous werks Of nh
kinds. No trash will he sofd. He expects, with
the assistance Of active agents. 10 visit every eoun-
~ In the State.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hlisbr-sngh, n. e., Feb. fs. lily
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AND YET THEY CnAE!

4 CAsk French Brandy, ,co. Tori Wine,
DO. Madv~s Wine. f. medieindi pnTos-
rs only, Hccker's Farina far Superior 10 Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract sf Ginger, Browns do,
Whithead's Essence o. Mustard, Citrate Of Mae-
nesia. husbands Maencsia, Io,!ide euinia. Brcs
mide Of Iron, Tannstc d IRON, Tanna,e Of Quiz
nia, valcrnatc Quinia, lodide Manganese. Sui
phaic Manganese, Fcrrery quinia, Ciras
Quinia, Napthalinc. etc. 10 be found at
THE DRUG STORE.
Juno 10. ST.
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sorofiloas Affection Of the Ewes,
Winchester, Ey.. Oct. %. Isda

= tEItlItSFtTt = W. UIt. -, IEIy.s
A. ID. K ID. SaSDs-GssrLraEy. r vent,
not have presumed 10 write 10 ycu, il il was i,ot
my duty 10 let the public know ihe almost nina.
ious effect your Sarsaparla has had unon M.
My limbs were covered with ulcerous sores %
that could mol walk during the whole Snrino md
hummer. III this situation commenced tle n.e
ofyour Sarsaparila, and after taking Two bo,tles
was entirely cured. must also tell you ofann,h-
er wonderful cure. My brother was afflicted with
ms scroiia IN his head, 50 bad hi physician told
MIN the loss OF his sight vas inevitable, ami per-
minent blindness seemed to he his fate. Three
bottles entirely restored his sight and we cannot
but recommend I'll similarly afflicted 10 use
Sands Sarsapar;lIl. Yours sruIy.
BENJAMIN r. BUCKNER.
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vi
Dssasss arising froa. IN Ias2ure Slafs IF
N. Biol, d H.5i " ne S3s.em.
Among the many and important discoveries 81
this generaiion. j. one whose fame will Le writ
ten, ~ with sunbeam. iii lie h;siory of The past.
SANDS SARsAPaRILLA stands forth alone.
and ~ il own works proclaims is powcr-thal
mute eloquence so iresisiih, ailertins in The ar-
peals 81 lie SOLDERING or relisi, has Teen answer
ed. Thousand of casss u disrese have lecn
cured by this invaluable medicine, such A. ere
not furnished III lie rccaids oftime. These things
are not done in scent Ilsccs, III in some unknown
town. III, ire pertonasd ii our principal eiifrs
rnd public places. They are brought before The
woria ia suh.iauliase, Lgyond Doubt, The ieehDg
priuss B. tbs preparation: and the facts unoldsa
a.ihca. gigantic. are Is plain The light u DAY.
Tie SarsarGFiila Is combined with The mosi Il.
f.elual aids, The most saluiary productions. the
nlos' potent sinales oil the vegetable kinglm; and
its unprecedented success IN the resignation 10
health of ihnsc Who had loag pi.;sd un.ler The
moss distressing chronic n lledes has gwen Il al
oSalci misunderstanding as i, docs. csidcnce
Of its own intrinsic value, and rccoInmcndiIs il
10 the afflicted IN terms The afflicted only can
know. II has long been most important dcS.-
fstu.n IN The practice oil medicine, 70 obtain IL,
Illedy similar 10 this--one that would act on tlIe
Erer. SION Ica aud bo,reis with all The p,crisiou
and potency Of mineral preparations. vel milhaol
any sc their drletcrious effects upon The vim
powers Of the system. Although possess ell ii
powerful hcaling properties, il j. entirely harm
less. AMI will mol inpre tho most delicate consti-
intioa. When in perfect health, no effect IS pro-
ducod By Its Use, except an increase of appetite;
bat when disease is seated in The franc. and FAR
lis 70 victim along the pat. Of life, den
y. II, - f.It All ..a. 4, - /,
kindies new life and brings health a ssfa; = 81,
tothe suffering and diseased. |