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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-21

SPEED OF TIE HORSE The maximum speed of the
race horse appears to be at the rate of mile min
ute; for few, if any horses can retain the full! veoc
ity of this rate for that time It is said, but
never proved, that Flying Childers run at New
market one mile in the minute; certain it is that this
celebrated horse, when carrying nine stone two
pounds, ran over the round course, which is three
miles, six furlongs, and ninety three yards, in six
minutes and forty seconds. Bay Nation ran four
miles at New York, in 1863, in seven minutes and
fortythree seconds and half Eclipse also run the
same distance, the same course in eight minutes
with twelve stone. The most extraordinary instance
record of the stoutness well as the speed of
the race horse was displayed in 1876, when Mr..
Hulls Quibber ran twenty three miles round the
fiat at Newmarket, in ffty-seven minutes and ten
seconds The speed of the greyhound and that of
the hare, is but little inferior to that of the
horse but their powers of endurance at their utmost
velocity not equal to his.
The racing gallop is evidently but a succession of
leaps in which their fore-legs and hndegs start in
pairs, each pair acting simultaneously. The hand
gallop is not so rapid movement in it the right
legs little in advance of their fellows. 1t is well
ascertaned that horse can never pass at once from
state of rest into the gallop of full speed but must
begin with the hand-gallOp, and cunning jockeys
sometime derive profit from this circumstance by
wagering with the unwary, that no horse shall be
found to gallop one hundred yards while man runs
fifty, the two starting together. In this the man is
sure to win the race, for the horse has not time
enough to acquire the necessary momentum, as he
would if the hundred and fifty yards.
A bet against time was won in July, 1910, by an
Arab horse at Bungalore in the presidency of Ma
dras to run four hundred miles in four consecutive
days Mr.. Frazer relates in his Tartar Journey"
still striking instance of the speed and bottom
of the Arab horse of that breed carried him from
Shraz to Tcheran, five hundred and twenty-five
miles, in six days, remained three at rest and went
back in five days, remained nine at Shiraz, and re-
turned again to Teheran in days. Another
high blooded Arabian carried Mr.. Frazer from Tehe-
ran to Koom eighty -four miles, in about ten hours
A courier, whom Major Keppel fell in with between
Kermanshaw and Hamadan, places one hundred and
twenty miles distance from each other, performed
little more than twenty-fou hours, and the next
morning set off the same horse for Seheran, two
hundred miles further, expecting to reach it the
second day. English paper.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-21

From the Southern Banner
WASHING CEoFHEs OF ALL KINDS MADE EASY.
have small family -Iny wife, myself and two small
children and, altogether we have two grown woz.
men, two half grown girls and a negro fellow, to
serve us as lot servants. Three days of the week
used to be wasted by the women in washing, and
the other three In ironing for our little family and
often when thu service of the girls needed they
were found drawing water replenishng the fire for
the washers. Judge then our joy if you can, when
kind old friend Instructed US how to have wash
ing done in six hours by one hand. / feel like pro-
claiming it to the world and want every paper in
Georgia to copy this and hope it may reach the ends
of the earth. But here is the modus operandi:
1st. On the night preceding the day intended to
be set apart as wash-day, have all your clothes,
white and coored, coarse and fine, put in tubs, OF
clear water Eve have made large enough to hold
all the 'washing0 and let them remain there all
night.
I'd Put on your boiling vessel 1--WE have one that
holds sixty gallons got for the express purpose of
boiling all at oncc fill it half full of water, and raise
the water to boiling heat after which put in vessel
of the size of the two teaspoons full OF
Sal Soda, quart of Soft Soap, and one quart of
Lime Water, made by pouring three gallons of water
on one quart of lime the night previous so that it
may have had time to SETTLE and in proportion, if
smaller vessels used stir the water and get the
sal soda, soap, and lime water well mixed up, then
put in your clothes, boil rapidly hour and the
work is done. Take them out and rinse well, rub
bling slightly as is usual in rinsing. Now pass no
judgment, friends until you have tried it. The same
lime water may be kept until it is all consumed.
The receipt would be worth one thousand dollars
in the hands of selfish person, and the world would
have to unite the purse string to get it, but here it
is, free gratis for nothing and want the world to
understand distinctly, that shall have commu-
nicaton with any body who wears dirty clothes af-
ter this-see if do.
For making tile Soaps.
Take six pounds of Potash, rs
Take four pounds of Lard, 30
Take one-fourth pound of Rosin, 25
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-21
All amounting to

All amounting to 81 0U
Beat up the rosin, mix all together well, and set
aside for five days, then put the whole into ten
gallon cask of warm water and stir twice day for
ten days. at the expiration of which tme sooner,
you will have one hundred pounds of excellent soap
for 81 so. OGLETHORPE COUNTY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-21
AsHEv1ILE RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.


THURSDAY, August 18th, 1853.
The Convention met at III O'clock On motion Of
James NJ Edney, Esq. Col John Baxter was called
to the Chair, and W. W illiams and 2, b Vance APP
pointed Secretaries.
The Delegates appeared and enrolled Their names.
On motion Of DR.. j. F. E. Hardy, it was
ResOLred, That committee of three from each
State represented in this Convention, be appointed
to report pernanen. officers for the Convention, and
> the rules for the government thereof
= The Chairman appointed the following committee:
From North Carolina-ADr j. F. E, Hardy, w. NJ
Shipp w. F. Jones.
From Tennessee-I1 D. Franklin,W Kirkpatrick
From Kentucky silas Woodson, James H, pogue,
d. White.
From South Carolina &C. P. Sullivan, Gen. Rogers
p e. Duncan, ESQ
Who retired fora short time, and returned and re-
ported the rules for the government of the
ton to be the same those by which the Congress
of the United States is governed, and that the fol-
lowing gentlemen be appointed officers of the Con-
YentiOn Is
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~ spiritual Manifestations No. s BIoadrsy sA s1
DAY SUNDAY; this evening from 20 10 and Sunday iIo
ar to loP By H. D. BURKHART Ripping and nppns
Neoiuus Physical demonstrations given Adm1oI - een
~ b Can be sen DALI, at No 50 West zlstHt
~ PstersviIie Homestead Assoctation-zo serss
beautiful lard We fchester County IN te o o 49,
Roclee near pot will be divided among toe members ne
AR pcf per entities member 70 onefo1rn OF an acre W
20 half and ss whole Any ?e,,9u Of g2of
can u Meenss held every MONDAY EVENING ats O'Clock
!. American Hotel eorpef Of Broadway aud Grsndr For
frbr, paTtic,ar apply POTTER President No mover
~ HOYT fr, asurer No go sh-ev- p. NJ GELLArLf,
seen tsry, No l67 Brosdvay , room No b.
Ia specfnI Notce-The subscriber have re0pened with
Se AZ Cos Sleeves Cuffs Underisnd Sernief
emisettes embroidered linen Handkerchief Fodne1S
hn Gloves Hosiery Ve, Lsees &c &c which will be sod on
tie cid Errc Of small profits and quick sales Goods marked IN
plain figures One prce end no Deviation =. 800
f r. 4 r. LAvERY No 2f3 Grsnd4t
~ How Notifying is to invite friends 70 your hous4
fashionable saloons meal and zee the walls
sou etnes eables often in oyster stew or ne IKE
WIS haior them when Cotars txter nsto
" so chem o. d COSTARS Depot ~ Broadway wnere
CockrOsch and Ant xennstor aDu
6bue Arnihla,or, ne bsd wholesale and retsi.
~ No citizens testify that te
TRS GLASS FILTER humbug but the contrary mas
Exceeded their expectations Recoect every FILTER io
10 he TepeeDed can be returned Depot No. olo broa
wsy. Price, 81 30.
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Amusemenis.

FAREWELL PERFORMANCE in AMERICA
Professor ANDERSON has kindly youp ered his sTycs % per
f Nr The BENEFIT and Disabled Of the NETWORK
Volunteers, at METROPOLITAN HALL on SATURDAY, May
8 ckets s. c. b. obtained at VIM. Hal Sons OF
ard broadway; Boardman Townsend
S Broadway and the principal stores and hos Doors
oft r. NJ. Performance 70 commence at Socock T. NJ
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Relations Notices.

~psv. a. n Lee, Of Willamsburgh will preach in his
ia TO-MORROW MORNING, on the Ammunition Of tAe
49, IN review Of Tract, which afrms that doctrine
~ Memory the SOUPS Biographer.A second sermon
Az Or VAN ARsDALE, the Reformed Dutch Church Of
ss.,,f,,St this city, corner If Atnos-sL
~ ,heye will be Diyise service IN the Gre e rent
VIZ W. Ar MARTYN will preach Ia the m1rnn asd DR..
s ~ ne 10 the evening Addresses will delivered
Christians Of ali denominations are nvt;d 70 come
- Rsy.E. n. chaplin will preach TOMORROW FORE
81 Restoration, Brooklyn, and Rev. d.
III iii pre aeh there in the EVENING
nj. course On occasion Of the death Of DAVID WELLS
fs delivered by the PsstoI Rev t. o.
sTiNORROW AFTERNOON, at u r. M. Preaching by the
ssaor 10 the MORNING. at lol a. a.
~ second Reformed Presbyterian Church, lltl,stg
MfxyF by viii preach at Iol An Rev JAS MILLGAN d. D.
aaP NJ. Rev JOHN STOrr att PM
~ seyy-Jerusaem Church.The First Society haze re-
.wstm suyyesant Institute 70 the Chapel Of the seminary l
st1e,y SABBATH az lOl o'clock AM by Rev A r. FORD
- Weetminster Church-EVENING sEktl1b5.--e-s
NJ iiITIE viii preach ST. Lue's al corner Of Hudso ana
tsevesfs 10 MORROW (Sabbah) EVENING, at u O'CLOCK
~ AZ Convention Hall, No. 179 Weo,t,er:st:15( -
o. DAY al iOS A. ~, sod a Pm, DIR JOHN THOMAS "a
sVqh rsld Of the Kingdom Age Come will continue ~
Ip,en Of e doctne concerning Israeis Kingdom IN the Hy
md ths shortly subyert all other government on ea
"a Rifh Upiyer.aifst Church, Dodworths W o.;
sldvsv nes, Grace Church-Rev a. j. SAW1kl ID ID, ~l
sss 70 MGR8OW Sunday MORNING. aud AFTERN JON, a.
X rsaa hours The public srs respectfully invited
- second Advent nIeeunRs.-Eder w. s. CAMPBELL
~ Ip p, ereseh The IAN Grand and Elzabethst
iSRIS DAY tomorrow, A. NJ and p NJ usual hours Of worship
~ society Of Liberals, No. Chatham-sqqare "A
Lime On Lator Pm, TOMORROW, by MI lNOALLS' Free
s.sIs-ffee Discussion. Pubic lnvi1cd
- prof godge will Lecture upon Religion Of Phre
~ oeE on NDAY MORNING. the 10Th, at No AS Broadway
l.ner Of LispeDasdl. Seats free
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A You've GIRL wishes a situation as Chsmbermaid
"A ard Wster bring good recommendations from her
pt employer whom she leaves Of the family leaving the
sity Cslst No 80 West 2sdst
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mants.

A Cook, BY a respectable young Woman; she under
~ s,szds Pc pastry making Bsker and Washer and
Ir0reE Coca city reference required Call a No 10 Rooseyest
rear budins back room Cen b sen for Two e1ys
A CHAsBERxAID and Waiter. or TO do general house
N work small private family She be IN Der
suston No s. Irs-pace al the week Caase Of leaving
the family going to the country
As CHixBERMAID and 10 assist in the laundry, BY a
"A respectable Woman private family Can be seen Tor two
days AZ No. asa 2d4y.
4 HIGHLY RESPECTABLE American GIRL wishes 10
N travel With LADY Enzand- capable Of taking the entire
charge infant and would ndsva maize herself useful Good
cry reference can Re produced Apply al lo Futoy Brooklyn
A RESPECTABLE WoxAs of long experience wants
IN srua.oa a. Euse or Companion Invalid Lady; under
stands the Of baby from ts br has OBJ
jsefiar country. Dfaa city REF
e-sncss. ,SFcsz : - Nc - s,f teer -GE and Avenue
A.loE sI.c Jag.
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vJ,HE TRUE CHRISTIAN kELTGI0N-CO ntainn


TIE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
THE DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM
AMERICAN SWEDENBORGP.k 7. sOClETh. Nv
JOHN ALLEN Agent No. l5S Nassau-str n l.
PROTESTANT AMERICA BOOK for the TIMES.
Inst unfinished enlarged edition Of Dr. DOWliNGS
HISTORY OF ROMANISM brought do~n the present nae IN
dng All the recent relation Pope Plus tx the
Styusge f Liberty Rome Mada Gavszz &c &c rms el-
up over 50 illustrations and now ready Tor
the trade aud the public. . 49, l.. 4, -
Agent wanted Tor above valuable work In every state IN the
linton ard the Capsdss commission will be allowed
Addres NALhEh funlshef, no ~ u'ton-ss " I, -
tine sending containing each insertion the
Pubshe entitled othe WORK SUBJECT TO their order
DRACEs HOME LIFE IN GERMANf-Second
ii , nubli shedtl
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FANNY FERNS B00K.-6,OOd copies ordered II
Il advance Of publication! So -,
viii be published, on Wednesday, June l. .
FERN LEAVES FROM fANNIS POkI-EOLlO' WIN eizn
rsna from designs BY Fred NJ Conn., engfsH
az one eleent mo- volume gilt Pnce 81 u Puo
G.t.d Lv DERBY 4 MILLER. Auburn, w.
"N"'~ - DERBY. ORION MCLLIGA AN Buffalo,
Poot ,hr ghoutt the I'M States
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foet an6 found.

foet an6 found.
T OST-In 1851, BANK BOOK No. l32 5l2 Bank of
savings Chambers New-York. liberal reward will b. paid
for II returned 10 the Bank for MARTIN COOLCAN.
I OST-On the 26th inst, Russell Leather TRUNK,
marked s. on one end and j. Styke the other ber
reward viii gwen by returning the to the st. Nicholas Hotel
OST-A CERTIFICATE of SCRIP-STOCK Of
Il i the CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE and ASHrABULA r. r.
Co in the name H. A. RISLEY The Under will be rewarded
applying TO d. r. NEVINS 81 Merchants Exchange.
@ S00 REWARD and no qestions asked, will be
stOU paid the and delivery Of parcel Of unset
Diamonds lost stolen board the steamboat Empire State
from Fall NewYork The diamonds misiog just be-
fore the ss her dock this aud further
ward of so will be paid person person ~ho GIL give such
information lead tie Of the dianonds Apply
SMITH the Lower Police Court CentFe who VIII
the the recovery Of the property
q = REWARD-Left in one OF the Harlem Railroad
Gp - leaving the City Hall at 81 O'Clock NJ
Monday I'D BUNDLE containing the following artc es Of
Clothing: black CLOTH white and butt tho
figured six and pair Of brown paid cashmere panta-
the No l3 Bo leaving
them Railroad Depot Will receive the above reward
and thanks o. the
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II
w specuy informs her friends and the public that sne vii ye
Grand Concert NJ NhOs saloon MONDAY EVENING NEAf
the Ssh inst, assisted by the following eminent artists SIG strn
primo bs4o Mr. julius Siede the celebrated
soo 6ut ana nd Orchestra composed best performers
Tickets each has the principal music stores
hotels open Concert a
occck PM Choice may be hsd without extra ehsrse AZ the
music stores WA hall Son and hes Schzrienberg
LUIS Brosdway where diagram Of the Hal may be seen
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Summer Retreats.

BOARDING at THROGs NECK. WEsTCHES-
ID or two Families be provided with ~ a,nt sceom
nodatons for summer, the cumnnuicaiion 20 the
hoat aud rsroad; situation healthy lnlue OF T. o"1"
UIII. on the place. AZ No. $50 6reenwichsI
DOARD at a FARMHOUsE--The subscriber u
ID row nepaed 10 with parties otog oo.<u
=, ry ranson Glen Cove The hoae CO ee
the asan ana hea a
wishing desirable board viii do vel 20 make cary
BOARD in the COUNTRY.-The Subscriber wiu
ID o.p on large HcHse the center 0, the esa
Village Of Conn. boardins hcn
OF tbs city wno ~sh $50 ~.
IN the country. The situation Is very pe-ssn hons n
stories high aud Society good snd good schoo me
immeoa'e "'iniS' ~ ~ -'f' W. L. CowLES
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Withln two hours
u city double Rooms viii b reqare and
Cor Maid Servant Address Box No ~sf ros-
Once.
COUNTRY BOARD WANrED-For Gentleman
~ and Wife, three small Children and Nurse IN Psasan and
healthy the Address Box No LIN Poronce STAT
ng location and also the means Of access TO the city,
COUNTRY BOARD.-About half dozen persons
can be with Board, with all the comforts OF
home during monhs GENT mers frsdsuce
ret red ca y ninety miles the state OF Co ctcut ror
psttcrars inquire Ola WHEELER No 20 Faonst hookyn-
GUNNER BOARD.-One or two genteel families can
- have coed large and pleasantly locates
ets hose IN one beautiful and healthy villages the
Sound with the advantages safe sad conse
nenf bathing scenery excellent roads etc Terms resonsee
r Address with particulars NJ Box NO.
2,l59 Pos,-0hice. Good ssbhng u included
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Chances for Business 4lrn.

TOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of a Clothing
Il Store with Of premises T term Of year,. The Store
doing retail bane For further particulars inquire No 100
HoustoLsf- near Avenue u.
uARDWARE.-Fo SALE the stock fixtures and
& the huEnezs four yeers established Apply the
premises. No. 81 eth-sy- S6th-st
DOST-OFFICE BOX.-For sale, an eligible Box IN
the PostOEee. moderate premium required Address Box
No. "a stating premium
STARCH MILL 10 RENT-Near Baltimore, Mary
- land complete order For particulars address CHARLES
PAINTEB, OWNS Aills Maryland
ITO DENTISTS-A well established Dentist of many
practice good business intending TO withdraw from the
profession this city N two would maze an -an et
repecaify aud taieu who de-
srs ldy the procession perfect thefs unlet ue-
sad Dentist with view OF sedlg him hi
rer- Aadre ALBRO. Odce Of this paper f week giving
resi g. drsls, sud lo-ice viii be taken.
VALUABLE MILLS, WATER-POWERa and FARM
for SALE Ontario County " y being the property
owned and occured judge Stephen Bate eonag oiS
offhe Land IL the county with Superior
House. With Barns two FsxrHo1ses aud Tene-
sTevT eAs FLorRISe MILL. LARGE wAREHousE
Asto1s with
attached ard capable m manufacturing go barrels per
sswan perfect order large threeoy Building eczo designed
Tor accommodating machinery.
his property cutie, Of Csn.rdaizaa LAX. the
Rochester Syracuse Railroad passing through having freight
Bcuae the Penses and constitutes the valuable Water
Power Western ksw-York IL will he sold favorable
applied for a. once TO JOHN d. GARDINER Boston, Mas
or A. FIELD ksq CansndAna Ontario County who viii furnish
any further particulars
WAN1ED-A special Partner with about 5000, in
wen esabhbsd bgsoes- city vasFe the amount
-e1ey ryessc Rsrrrnee Ad-s Capt How
Lex H. Tnbaas cnst
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AIRS KIRKLAND's EVENING BOOh.-Pa'-
WI .lshei this day ~ -
TIE EVENISG BOOK or FIEEsInE TAX on MORALS ASo
MANN with Sketches esteu Life By MIS- G. NJ AIAAha
vol l2lo Pgice reduced 70 81 5. .-.. -.
The Fve1ng eoupre choicest Of the proiuero1s A
have eranaie her pehey for the t part sfeieaes y
outdoor and domestic, and her obeer Aol
al practical heaTnz aud calculated 70 excite
r which they be read iifoy
whose yaiefy. freshness and genial good nAiare s'1
equally dspted interest AID improve the reader
Lively entertaining sensible and sO1ndy moral, We eoIasna
vithruf snv serve. this BOOK q, 49,.
ev are Mrs Krkands best VEN A1d va
10 the maintenance Of her literary rep1ia5n I'M CnefoaA
'One Of nc i-'~' e9-e- - 49, fAr1hurs Gazette.
II IN. American Bfe In which nothing OBJ
uuoeo oi''n ~" e'e''1 fLarersry world
CHARLES scRIBsER, No AS Saz'as-sL, ny
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ID Edition published THIS day. e,,,.. -
HOME LIFE IN GERMANY Picture Of the Social Life Con
vertus Modes Of Thought Habits style OF Living &c. &c OF tn
Germans By c. l.. Brace | vol l2no Il %
Third Edition,
BRACES HUNGARY IN 1851; With Experience OF the Aus
,,isn Police BY C. L. Brace vol l2mo Illustrated. 81 %
CHARLES SCRIBNER, No. i45 Nasseu-st, N Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Z. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.


No. 239 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
A TTENTION given TO the Purchase, sale and Ex-
Ia change of Real Estate in all paris OF the CITY, and
sections of the County
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sae he would call the special attention of purchasers
70 those beautiful lots comprising the Wheeler
Farm" and BOYDEN PLATTS," situated on Pleas
mt Street, within short distance OF the CITY Hail.
~ THESE Lots too much cannot be spoken in pIAise
however the sales Of them the past year. speak more
in Their favor than words.
Ana TO persons DESTROYS of commanding sites, he
would call their attention TO those splendid Lots situated
on Oak Ill., (near the Western Railroad Depot which
Tor beauy Of surrounding scenery fine air, and excel
lent water cannot be SURPASSED by location in the
Ciiy These Lots need bat TO be seen to he admired
commanding of the finest views OF the City, and
but short distance from the City Hall purchasers cam
not but desire aud admire So beautiful lOcai ION We
would ask you TO visit them, If no more. Great in
hucements will be offered to those wahug build inn
nedately.
II also offers 25 Lots on Vernon street, Unon Hi1)
70 on Providence sl rs on Elm ST. 20 Mason ST. sew
city by which persons can be accommodated according
TO their means snd desires. And as Inducements 10
purchase, he VIII exchange any and all OF the above
Lots Tor Property IN the County, with security thew
may be bought on any length of time-so that custom.
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
:, Also, several FARMS in dferont sections OF tho
county, varlin in price ir0m $500 TO $1,000
Those In want of Farms will do well to cali and ex-
anime his many lists as among them persons can be &C.
cOmm0daled, or suited as 10 price, location and auaf.
ivy OF land, with less expense and trouble than Other
wise. TF ''1 - E71
Also, Tenemens to let, and Houses for sale, in differ
ent paris Of The Cty
Cali at our onlce, No. 23a Main ST. and we will con-
Vey Iou over different parm Of tb@ny free of charge
a
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CONsTTTUTlONAL DEBrT,JTy.
Medicine to Lend.

II ARDY's sALVE is the best plaster now IN use II
L i cures Rheumatism Lame Back, Fre,h Wounds
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Cracked Hands, CUrns, and ali
Tonic Bitters, cures Jaundce Headache, Dyspepsia
Costiveness Collie, Dizziness, loor appetite, Weakness
Liver Complaint, . c. Hardy' Indian Vegetable Worm
Powder, warranted sure Remedy for Worms, perfect
y safe in all eases, and pleasant use. Hardy's In
dian Ointment cures scrolula, Salt Rbeum, Eryspeas
lnd all lnfianaory aud Eruptive vi eases Hatdy's
MAGICAL Pain Destroyer for Internal and External APP
pIication.
Dr.. 3. HARDY's Office, Cornish Flat N. II. Whole
sale Depot, Burr Perry, No. l Cornhil, Boston,
Lewis T. Lazeli, M. b. Green, al James Green, Agents
N Worcester, and sold by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere. my2S d3taweoYuweow