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Agriculture has been sPtiy styled "the
nurs,ng mother Of oil the srs." l, 10 the
base, the soul of our national prosPsri,y.-
Commerce and manufactures condnct in a
g,eai measure, to ~ealth but the cultivation
If The coil ever has been, and ever will con.
tinus TO be, the fountain head Of ell The
s,rcom, Of a counlry's Issouices.
There can be no strength in a state, and
no moral health among the people, when the
,,age Of the land is neglected. We can
date the decay Of power srd virtue Of many
nations from The decline Of their agricultural
industry. In Rome, for instance, when the
policy Of fostering agriculture was pursued,
heshhful spirit pervsded The whole STATE.
Then the lave were mpsr,ially administered.
/ aud Justice done 10 all. Then labor was &C.
couned honorable, aud Statesmen, and gene
rails, and philosophers cultivated their far~s
with their own bands. II was then that frsm
amcns the tllIsrs OF the coils s,os. Regvus. a
Cincinustus, and 40 invinc,blc sold,sry. II
vas hen that the " seven hiIled c,,y" brssth.
ID fsnce to her enem,es, and caused nation
after nation 10 yield 10 the ressIess power OF
her legion., until the Rumsn eagle waved
over the known world.
That country ~hicb does no, possess with.
10 itself the means Of sfotdiag subsistence 10
is own lnhabtssts, is, If We may trust the
voice of experience, destined TO sick 10 early
run. National poser based upon commerce
slonc, Unsupported by Furnishing industry.
shlch ministers TO human wants and ersi;fca.
tons, mrs, fall 10 The ground. Merely CON.
meicial states, deperd -r upon contingencies
for her very l,ie luod, sod o.bued with
thai spirit Of specu atom hich tends to ener.
vate the d. aud corrupt The mind eenis
athin their oan bosoms the seeds OF di.solu
lion.
To her unsurpassed agriculture England
IS most indebted tor her support 70 the midst
of those IRENE nduu., ptessuies ~hich so Offer
have threatened 10 crush her. IL 10 ihs IN
pa,allrled cultivation OF her sell lhs, has en-
sbled The Brush people placed upon . rock
bound island, TO excel the world IN every
srace OF fabric, to MAINTAIN so unrivailed
navy, and plan, their poasr IN every quarter
Of the globe. Frn are The foundsiions Of the
strength of tina, nation. which 10 time oI
peace is uour,shed from the resources Of it,
own Industry, aud 10 war can rely upon th'
strong arms and undsun'ed hearts OF rs yso
maniry, TO sustain lis rights 10 the Gin Of s;rIi'
OF 10 The roar OF battle
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Mixing Soils.

Some nine or ten year ego, in the early |
part of my farming, had occasion TO deep.
en- well sbou, Elk or sight feet. The earth
th,s~n %, was q tenacious blue clay, jus'
dawp enough TO Gu, INTO Jumps, and adhesive
sueugh 10 ,.ms,n 90. Alter finishing the yell.
tho usn VIC had charge Of the farm vas q,
a loss TO know where TO deposit 1t. Having
bare sandy knoll IN one Of the fields. Which
~as 10, inap,ly termed "persenal property"
from is being waited abou, on every breeze,
here TO day. and there to morrow. It occur
red TO ne, that The cls, would ho'd The sand
aod form a soil. | accordingly ordered II
deposited there IN heaps, the same as # ana.
nure. This va, 10 the summer. Ia tho fall
Jumps we're scattered over the surface aud lrit
spring i, was found 10 have broken down,
cfumbled aud Stacked like lime. These heaps
wsre reduced and the clay svsuly spread over
the surface. The field received q coat OF
nsoure. cas- plcughed and Gown WITH oats and
peas. Tha, where the clay wss applied pro.
dvced the largest and moe, vigorous growth
Of any other part OF the field. In the fall It
was sn~n Nth rye, sud seeded down with u
mo,hy and cluv-s. The rye 40 veil as the
c.ev-r vac much more vigorous and beaver
on that than any pat Of the field, IN fact. the
pc sou mo occupied The farm after lefI a.,
informed me that he Lost his crop OF grace on
tbs pat IN consequence Of ne lodging. Thus
the pers' nal -ss made real or f.', property,
and remsrs so 10 the preseoi day.
Having experienced such bsnshca effect,
from m,xlng clay ~nh aspd, Sss afterwards
Induced 10 Try ~hsI effects sand ould have
on a rather reieouse SOL. The garden 81
Three Hills Farm, ia suf clay iosm, resling
on . strong tenacious clay subsoil, rather IN.
coed 20 moisture. The second year after puf.
eh-.ed and took possession Of It, | caused .
eesl Of .snd from sx 10 eight inches deep.
to be pu, 90 one Of The squares, shich ~a'
spaded IN with the msnure. and | had The
satisfaction to ~iness tho mosi gratifying and
happy rssuits-ihe crop OF thar square "as
far superior to any other IN The garden. Since
theu | have caused over five hundred one.
horse cart loads of sand 10 be pu, 10 the garden,
and the effects sre srli WIS bic, sllhoU2h the
sand has DISAPPEARED.
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IL preservation Of the
HHA II MRs
BY N. WISE & son, Of virginia.
~ G31ua2la

N WISE a. son, finding II alioge her i'm pos
V4s bic TO attend personally TO tho great number
OF daily applications from eli sections OF tie Union far
their Remedy Tor Bsldness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found 1t becessary 10 appoint
General 7rdpeit,ng Agent, to visit different cities
and towns throug bout the United States yesIng him
~ith au,hori,y to appoint sub.agcns, use and vend
The Hair Tonic, and to apply the RESTORATIVE.
aud TO put them into the hands Of those he may ap
point to operate wherever sufficient humber Of pa
ients in any town neiahborhood shall be obtalnei
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT. ofFauquler county.
Va, is alone authorized 10 act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt c. may be expected To visit. as speedily as
practicable the principal ciles aid towns Of the u
MON
N. b. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
foil supply of The HAIR TONIC (Which clespses
the head Of dsndruf. strengthens and invigofates
the hair, and prevents 1t. also, from falling od) for
the region Of country most contiguous 10 his opera.
tions, or it may always be obtained. at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthc Union, by address.
ing the proprietors. NJ. WISE Il SON. Richmond.
Va.
GTPrice 80 per dozen cash. Six bottles for s5-
or one dolIar for single bottle.
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vy11 S Hcm00OUae
A little folly now and than
Is relished by the wisest men"
A Rich StOry.

Some weeks sgo there was a gathering OF
the alumni Of Roeklsnd College, LOuIslsus,
when the felIo~lng hitherto insulated story
vas told. We sre indebted for 1t to cor.
respondent OF the Ne~ Olesns Della
A TALL, a~kssId locking cbsp, just from
the green mountains OF Vermont. cane on
board Of one Of The speudd North River
boats al Albany. HIS curiosity was amazing.
" excited al once, ano he comgeueed peek.
ing," as be called ii, into every neck and
corner on the boat. The captains office, he
engine room, the water closets, the BARRIERS
shop. oil underwent his inspection and 'hen
he went on deck ard stood IN amazemen. at
the lever beam. he chmue,s, sGd the various
" 6xins." TIL at last be ctusht sight Of The
bell. This vas the cIosnng Ucnder, and he
viewed II from every position walked around
il, 60, down on bis knees ard looked up into
i it, and exclaimed, ~ ell, rally, this beals the
bell on our meelin house q dstned sight
4 By this time The attention Of the captain and
sevsfsl Of he passengers ~asarttcteo 10 tAls
genius.
:" How mech would you ak 10 let ielIer
rag this bel =
You msy ring it for dollar, sir,' sac
The captain.
"Wall. i,'s a bargain, oil fsir and ssreed
and no backing COT.
It's bargain, I'll" SAID Tie captain.
Our hero went deliberately end brought
seat and took hold Il he bel rope, anJ, hey
ing arranged everything to his satisfaction
comneuced ringing sloaly ct first, and era
dusily faster aid fss'er, I'll every body o.
board thought tbe boat Sas CO f e, and rush
ed on aeok, screaming with alarm. Their
stood the captain and there Sat the ' Var
; lnouuier tIgng away litsl slow and thsl
fast, and then two or three laps al TN -
The passengers begsn 10 expos'ua'e; th
captain saId II was 6 bargain. But the pas
ssnGers became U geLl lhst HE eternal clan
gor should be stopped. Al iho hlle Thea
50, cur hero undi.iufbed ringing away mof
: wsys than ans cockney chIme."Bser eve
dresmpt OF. A last the captain began II
tb ok i, tine 10 stop The slmpelon; but h
ans er vas, a fair bs-gsln snd no backin!
out" and he raog away for dear .!fe.
; Well, says lie captain, . hat will 70,
: take TO stop"
5 Vel, cap'n, guess sheaEl lose nothing
/. if take five dollars oud free passage t
q New York, but no, d4rneo cen, lees"
j. Wei, wax dewn TO he flee and z,
J your money sod passage ticket" card ih
B captain
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A Great National Picture!


WASHINCTON--F Stuorfs Celebrated
Painting
ZNHlS large and magnificent Full LENGTH foR
~ TaAIr oT WAsHlseTos, from the BURN 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 CoaRIcr LIKIsEss OF Wash
inRion. The Is OF the pate is eighteen by tseniy-
eis ht inches, which will make handsome picture
for the parlor and should be in the hands OF every
American citizen.
Il 10 correc, copy from Stuarts celebrated orgi.
nal Painting. nov at the State House, Hartford, tt
Il 10 finely engraved. aud printed on superior plate
paper That ii may be within the means of all,
the publisher has reduced the price to osr DoLLAk
" 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 (posi psid) to the publisher,
JOHNS. TAYLOR.
Bookseller and Pub'isher,
lt3 Nassau street. New York
- Papers publishing the above advertisement
three times, sending a copy Of the paper marked to
me- shall receive free OF postage, by return Of mai
. copy Of the plate. JOHN ;. TAYLOR.
| May 10. 1851. Nv
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~ tfUfrs
PpstER Il YORK;
Ltuer from Ha'.' DSgsid MeDsEsis, trs''
tr,sk Post Ofo,

trek Post OFt,.
dookr Cousrv. N. G.. Bre 25, l,i'
Dr. J kuhl--Desr su:
A Led, m this county. afflicted srh q hef''a
compliant, Ptolspsu. uteti. Fipor Abu,, 'ts :
somswhai asrsnged mind, esuscd b, obsnueiHrh
was for about tsclve months ATTENDED y iovi
our eminent psysIcisns. without az, ttsei 'is
every one succeFsively declared her Incune lr ~
thsi she rad TO die. She then procured lso@
Ties Of your Abyssinia Mixture from ne, ,ffo
cured her entirely. She has 1'nes insured zoe
is IN perfect good health and happy. The NNt
.ina NiHtur, has likewise proved very tttf'ea"
IN many other disease, bu, parlicu al! u le"''
disca,es. ~ which il should have the Pftlti'f''
OF ell others. Yours ohcdently,
DUGALD NcDCGALp
rrice forthe Aby.inia Mixture pei eo'u' =
cents, 81 rs d 20 so
Lteaisc on hand and Tor ,sle, d. hvhi' ne
storer, Universal Plaster. God Mine Ba'a~' ~
7 J. UOLTuN Afeni,
Charlotte. NC
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CAROLINA INN.
ua|l|n
CHARLOTTE, " C.

gHyHE above establishment, situu,,d q, A.,
u Street, third lot North of the Public soma
10 the town OF Charlotte, has been cons,sn,,s ~,
open BY the present Proprietor, from the i, !,
January, ls4O TO the present time, for the scc,,.
mediation OF the Public, and will continu, 10 4
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment, has betn enlarged and i
proved to . very cot siderable extent within ~.
last two years-the entire building is in comp.,.
rep.ir and is 60 constructed that all n, toon.
have abundsn, light aud can be ventilated a, d.,
sure.
The Stables are not IN ericf 10 any beon,;,.
TO any similar Establishment in " estsrn NJ,
Carolina and care vill be taken that they ~,
always be supplied with abundance of GOOD g,,i,
and prevent and attended BY faithful and en-,
rienced iiostlers.
The Subscriber will use every eser,ion 1, ,;,.
satisfaction to all who may patIonile his Hon,
aud hesiistes not TO cay that, from ten year, !,
perience he will be able TO keep up the scconro
dalton al the Carolina Inn, in style no, ,urp,,.
ed By any Public House in the interior coun,,,-
and he takes this opportunity to return hi. ca.
dial respects 10 q generous Public for past favor,
aud respectfully solicits q continuance Of the,
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, at all times, be supplied win
convenient and we'll enclosed lots. free OF char,
and furnished With grain at low p,ice..
" The Charlotte and Camden Stages ann,
and depart ui weekly.
JENNINGS D KERR
Oct. Us, le4e. 5lif
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Legal Wit.

A LAWYER once wrote "rsscal 10 the hat
Of a lawyer, who, on discovering 1t, entered
complain, 10 open court against the fespass
Or, Who, h. said, hsd not only taken bis hat,
but had written bic owu name It.
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Red Ants can be kept out Of closets and
ether plscss BY ,mpreens,ins the air with
csmphor, - this oder 10 offensive 10 oil the
iosscs family,
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Why 10 q nswspspsr Iike . tooth brush
Bscsuss every body should Be provided ~'sh
Us Of Bis own aus nc. bssfov bis segasCrs.
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Vulgar and Refined.


if bsd d rk@N - III ioD'i 60,
D. you u ipk II h"'ior hu Nj Nj NJ!
10 s,se hin .onle co'nspd &c No.
Ge % Neddy.
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r0agAg,
From the Bineoln Republican.
DR., Webs Revival HYMN.

From tAs Bineoln Republican.
Dr. Webb's Revival Hymn.
Tusr-RoxIsH Lspr.-7 &6.
O. take the cross of Jesus,
The spoiless Lamb ofGod;
His cross alone but frees Us
From sims oppressive load.
o take the cross Of Jesus;
All stained with hallowed blood
From bondage it releases.
And brings US home 10 God,
o take the cross of Jesus,
And bear il after him,
I, eure,h all diseases.
Brought on by hsinous sin.
o take the cross OF Jesus,
And bear the scoff and shame,
Endure the vile repfoaches
Of,hose that scern his name.
O take the cross Of Jesus,
Embrace 1t 10 thy heart,
And never ill life ceases
From Jesus cross depart.
take the cross Of Jesus,
And learn the eross to love.
TIL God Almighty plesses
To call thee home above.
o take the cross ofJesus;
And you shall have reward
In singing Heavenly praises
A-oond the throne Of God.
O take cross OF Jesus,
And ysu will soon be blest,
And in his sv eet embraces
In Heaven forever rest.
o take the cross OF Jesus.
And you shall wear the crczn,
With happy saints and sngels
Around the Heavenly throne.
o lake the cross Of Jesus,
And learn that cross to bear.
Til God through Crist releases
In Heaven iorevermore.
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REFINED

If | had IN animal svprse 10 spesd,
D. YOU ,hink 70 cha.ii-- hihl NJ indeed
I'd give htm some oats and r,y rro"eed
Go on, Eisaid.
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DO Your own Painting.
Use Barbet's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT.
ID ECoMMENDED BY the French Academy of
~ science iof It's beauty, cheapness and durabi.
ny. The materials are easily obtained; aud II can
be prepared and used BY any one with common
whiiewssh brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
OF
OIL AND LEAD
The art of Right Of preparing and using thi. val
liable pre.etsstrve Of VOID bddiugs aud tncrs
in all the v,riou. colors is now tfete the Amer.
lean people. The work can be sent By mail, at ,in.
gle letter posisge-snge copy, 90 Dollar seven Co
pies Five dollars Adtrtss, postage paid Julian Bar.
bet. No. l0a Nassau street, New York.
II Editors giving this advertisement, tneiudIng
this noticel lew Insertions. and sending their pc
per with i, marked. 10 the Nauonsl Police Gs1ette,
New York, shall ave a copy Of tho work sent hem
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Coseean, N. C.. Irtr q. IsiE

CosooAn, N. C.. Juir %. teE
DR.. Kuhl-nesr SIR:
We have cold 90, siiof your Abs .siui. Nulsr
Il has aiv'p snfifs tst'ffsefien 10 an tisst shs
hav' used a. We have sAusne Ell the AbyHfi
MiI'ufe ~ all cases ca our ov n Accounl; ars -,
can ,ay, Il has ueysr tsiled We have e,HJ c,ls
fof more OF the Abyssins Mii,ute. and ~ 'H
p'ease send Us as soon a. possible sncsa'sPP'l
which all ANSWER The great d,mr-d
Yer, fespst tfulIt VENT,
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DRUGS and MEDICIl

TUyHE subscriber has jus, received supply oil
- Fresh and Genuine
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and General Assortment Of other srueles, which
he will be glad to dispose of to those wishing any
thing in his line.
Charlotte. May %. 1850. 25n
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GoLp EiiLL, NC, Aus. l,lsI

GoLD iiiLL, N. C., Aos. l, lse
DR.. kuhl- Dear SIR.
You will please forward to us a. .ocn a. az,
veaicni, Gtsh 'uppis OF the Res,orer 9th, Bsos
aud lhe AbysslGis Mixture, y. hsv. sole oul ir
some TIME The Restofer and the Dspur,r,
Powder. have proved 10 be very sf6esesu, 4.
tullnsss Of the chest. Ebsuuisiism. Sore LIZ, Il,
hammsiions OF 10 Eyes, Debii,y, and othtI,t
mic diseases. We warranted the Ab, ,,inl Nj
iufe 10 every patient. and no one bas asLte &c n
The money tetnfntd. ha, on The contrary. utY
ore has pfatsed hs great fsnAt We powers
We remain yCurs, respectfully,
A. & ~. " l!UNEYGtTT
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TERMS. nuo
TWO DOLLARS per snrum in sdv'nes' :,
DOLLARS and FIFTY GEMS P''no,
be delayed three months; and Tbhth
LARS if no, paid until the close Of NV
11-Adveftisements inserted at one pV ~,
square, rs lines OF less, this ''red vpo~ ,,,s.
first insertion. and 25 Genie Tor e''' s,l,
.nce. Couf, sdver,isemen'ssnd sh'',', .,,o,
charged IS per cent. higher; ana ,,ol,r
of aas psr cent. will be made fro" zoe ..,,,i.,.
prices, for advertisers BY the ye'h Al ri
men,s inserted monthly or qo'''e'' - cont,
square for each time sem''"0''
per square for each time ,,eu,,
u-Po.,msstes are authorized % '''
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DIR. KUIIL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

For CstsrEhs. influenza, Costivensss, Pics. Ora
vel. 6eborthn. Gieef, Floor Aibuf. OF lts
Whites, Weakness, Obstruciion., Ae
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DOCTOR NOg1hsSEIAF!
For rs Gents!

VA az OClGio
R9 means o! the POCKET ESCULA.
1 Plus, or. Every one his own Physi.
clan! Thlrlieh Edition, with upwards of
hundred engravings, showing private dis
eases in every shape and form, and NAL.
formations Of the genera,ive saysiem,
by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret diseases, need no
more become The victim Of quackery, as by
the prescriptions contained 10 this book any
one may cure himself, withoul hindrance
TO business. or the knowledge OF the most
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition TO the general
routine Of private disease, il fully explains
the cause OF manhoo6's errlv decline, with
observations on marriago-bpsdes many
other arrangements winch il would not be
proper to enumerale in the public prints.
fCI" Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
CENTS enclosed in letter. will receive one
copy Of this book. by mail, or five copies
will be sent Tor one dollar Address. "DR.
You've. No. l53 SPRUCE STREET, PHILA-
DELPHA." Post.paid.
sL5S DR.. YOUNG can be consulted en-
any OF the Diseases described in his differ.
ent publications, at his Office, 1872 Spruce
street. every dav between 9 and 5 o'clock,
(Sundays excep,ed.)
Oct. %, lS50-ly 100
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ATFESS. TEyN.. August 29rh, 1850.
.Hes'rs .'!ariia d Whiieiey-GentIemen:
take pleasure IN informing you OF ;he re-
suit OF v"ur National Tonic. was atlIc-
ted with Cni,Is and Fever. aud was subject
to II Tor several Years. when | procured
one bnii'e "f your Tome from your Agent,
q. w. BOSS X Co., aad to my great sur
Prise snd sau>i cfi0n. IN three DAYS | was
entirely well. aud nave never lad n sir,p-
tom since, Tor which am much obliged TO
YOU. and would confidently recommend il
10 the public. Yours, SC.
a. Mccoy.
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Martin & sThiiaIy's Na!iona! Tonic

Martin { Whitley Na!i0na! Tonic
NN!!IrII excels all remedies in the cure
w OF Aaup and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
II is purely vegetable compound, and is
perfectly innocent IT its effects. Elias
Rauh. Of W,ightsville, York co -. Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
your invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. Il. G.. Grilip, of Cam.
bridge, South Carolina, writes to US.
Your National Tonic kills the Calls
dead" aud Cary W. Ahl OF Churchrown.
Cumberland county. Pa, says: "Ir has
cured me Of the most obstinate and mveiP-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia" In a postscript
he says, 81 considermyseli perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
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Why will YOU Suffer.

NVHOUSANDS of bottles of the AMERI.
IL CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn.
ring the past year, and was never known TO
fail of curing, in a few Gays, the worst cases
of certain delicate diseases. Siminal weak
ness and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and pupu.
lar remedy, need fear no exposure, as it leaves
no Odor on the breath, requires no restric-
tiuns III diet or business contains no mercu-
ry or noxious drugs injurious TO the system,
and is adapted to every age, sex or condi.
ton. II is also the best remedy known for
Flour Albus, or Whites, (famalc complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of ii remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been used in the private
practice of a physician with unerring success,
radically curing ninety nine of the hundred
cases in a few days. Around each bottle are
plain and full descriptions.
hTCAUTION. Ask for the American
Compound, and purchase only of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine has the written sig.
nature Of the proprietor, and the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W. ROSS 81 CO., Athens,
Tenn, and y Druggists in all large towns in
Che State.
March IL, 's5l--ly l29
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The biography of each President OF The
United States is given IN connecinn with
his administration. Throughout the entire
work the mind of the pupil is PARTICULAR
directed to M orcrruIing Providence, whose
protecting care has been so often manifest
ed in our national existence. The work
is printed on large open type, well bound,
and contains 4j0 pages I'm.
New and elegant hook on Astronomy, in
olarro form. Smiths Illustrated .9strono-
np-desicned for the use OF the Public or
Common Schools in the United S,ales.--
Illustrated with numerous original Ola =
grams. hv Asa Smith, Principal Of Public
School No ~. of tie city o: View York.
1t has been the object of this Manual OF
NslronomlraI Science 10 presentall the DIS
,irgui.hlNa principles liz physical aslrono.
my with as few words as possible. but
with such ocular Demonstrations, by way
of diagrams and maps. as shall make the
subject easily understood. The letter press
descriptions and the diagramatc illustra'
lions will invariably be found at the same
opening Of the book: and more explanatory
cuts are given and Al much less price thar
have been given in any other clementar!
astronomy.
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