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STAPLE and Fancy hardware.

Staple and Fancy hardware.
Pea, pocket mi tdnlr kny's,
Tea table, aud dcsa,rl sypuns,
ScIs,or,, shearS, suuitIs, au. tray,
Caudt,sllcks, Lamps, bull,, and screws,
. AAcs, hammers, match T.. Wuks,
cod saws, hand stws, shOyels,
yihts, lurhs, log chains,
Trace chains shur aud white wash brushes
Coffee mns, hoy's ,kiIrs, door 'atchts, &c,
CR0SIEnH III IL SIS WARE,
White granite tea aud Nee sets,
dnnrr, breakfast, aud tea plates,
wash nuw,sHu basins,
Covcua chambers,
Mulberry and enimcicd ware,
Steak dishes, soup iutrCHs, edge plates
Common seas, tea pots, sasir uuu cream
Round aud ii nrc yellow dishes,
Pie plates, baking dishe., gravy boats,
Butter bowls, Brttinii casters,
Mauunls cups. iir'iWuia tea pots,
Plated casters, castor bottles,
rum5cls, glass cups, aud preserve dishes,
Lamp shades aud uhmleys,
Looking glasses, ana
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4 LII persons indebted By note or hook nccoun,
I y tn X. Drake, can settle with Thorne t.
Zimmerman, who nrc authorized by me to settle
and give receipts Tor ieIaims
] hereby Ieiufnmy ihnnkst to my customers
Tor Their patronage while ~ business, and recon-.
mend them 10 the kind and pentlenianly proprie.
tore g! he old stand ola R. DlAn
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"i8',c War
nOn GALLONS, ON hand and for sale by
,jtfJ September Is. J & NArriSSER.
iEHIjral Toticr!

20 .''a,. - 'NNsN>'
nHOSEnf.u'cd with hing liver, mi bronchial
= uil,criou- diseases ol tHr spi,r, Ac, can
consult DE- lru,c. FLASHER, at hs ohcr, at the
Cuy holrD m pryu, ol Saturdays drlrg The WIN
ter Or Fr-t'r ur1is N Ia Siu pm .lr,e n
that pursued hv DIS Whitley y | ii,h IT New
lorN city amt describe. the feeling, at the allie.
ted in an Urinary cases. without yiUp told hy
pa,iru,, or o'hcrs holrviua That hose only can
make prIlc,t cure wlucau put their iingc, on
the weak points uAI explain their cuu." aud ct.
rcls From ia, - uumrrou. cu,,s IN t.. Sale
amt adjoining Cnuulirs tor The n-t eighteen
mon hs, mrlhrrco amen, wouli br sUprrln,us
ut-3us tNrc fp,.rir Y
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yUaL o G.,
CcIe i yCUr GtraO EnudC
NtI can lHy anything ir t't- line ~ dN
go"t-, gIuD'u'-, COR amy rom9 ,I-ry Ou want.
TO- N''P. ,I" so'r-a ,.HI-, rih"
torrance - LOSS STAR.
) o.! PIECES cot cro.arD, of every
Ho,'r ,rr. - sr.a-IoRr.
y Uc.o.,ri - Lov>.h,ag. .sa.rll ~ Cn'-.
,..,.,..
81 Aoyr"r.- 81. srAa -r"Fr.
,y,tr.....I..t. ,..,.....,....,, "a, ~
i pam amt islrrl, at
Norrma'r-J. L'"H' rLEi, SMiT0 y Coz.
ME bc,, a,sonmn, ct boot, and ,nocs tu
! lo"u crn Be- t,GuI OF tine no STAR STnrr.
, non plrrrs .r...,.u. .nl .t:u..u
EUUD IN .a.a,i.. g., ,,. ,.s, ~, -
EONHag c"' yono good hat"r rap, tor 20"
I,,,m"-, Is i."vy-r,ay. :. rrHNCos
.u,,.,.,......,
Il! 's1 l"~S-ntRy 'SN'rn 4 Cos
yru...
90 ch"s'svoo's 'y'oo, Imperial ant ''1.,kt'"
To- sale alta h'!a1'h 20 lh' si1 "i 'Ur sur
grociE"rr.
w Era !p1r'U MIR "i''n',n ." onr "ro'k"ry
" aHh "a "'t", "i ""ch " claim = have
'ar ''si ''"'k '''i ht"'-h' 10 VilH"n. ~ ~"
n>k r. ihrl ue"F." "l,l r"'t" ami -rc o. and learn
"a -. f. ltE
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Thr Prize Tor Tickets raG he sent IN Bank
y u,rs W Drafts, payable ~ my n' we 'o"het'
en- iowa. ol t;rrmnuy Holland, France, ing
land, Scnihui, 90 Ireland, ,.,
FOR r,ck.t,nnl Pco,pccraSrs Apply '"lh' uh'
de, s,rncd Gaukiurhuusc, whlpb Is app m'tu 'of
the sale vi Tickets ,r,,nct -nNe
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@sS In IA IA VANAL q 1 s.s;.s
DOMESTIC GOODS.

llama 10 dli Noui,
tel, NhlIe, and bgd,
.----5.t--i at u A., co.'s -,
home made.
Sheetngs auC shrbng~,
bro. ahd b,atk, ) to ~ wide,
Pillow case cotton,
Dealings, bIrdched, bro. aud cold,
Mariner shrlug.
ApIuu check,
hue denim.
Tlcnisg-, all widths,
Yarn, wooden "a cotton,
WSddiug and batuHg,
Warp, WICK, auJ iWuc,
Cora cuiuJucs, aud paper muslin,
1oweiIug, brown aud birdchrd,
Table ciO,tis, ilnvn ana coltun.
EshA 1.ES.
White and curd. bed bankers,
txtrl Inc and urg' ,iZ.,
for iIIstlng,
Home made aud horse blankets
Attractive siJ's Ui
CARPET RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Carpets, Bruss'i.'- tnprsrry,
IbEralIgS' an woJi,
hemp, slUutunl WIDE,
rag nuuIc-nlidc,
Rugs, at de .irabl- patterns,
Floor uli clio hs, ~ Il wide
l. -.
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silk ami SaiiEs.--r1d, striped, br1cajc,
'.an",uii, aud plain, 90 black aud CO.
lore
MeIinos. "a, csauI qualities, from tive to
twelve s..IluEs
flaids. -N',uno p.a.d-. raw -rb, ThIb-t cash
u,ir- and de- lanes.
De Laiuc.. Pam aud G-.srI. some Of the
mu-t desirable pt.,5's, lrnm Is To l..
Cloths. -luI .Id.s> c."ats UuJ ta,uas, Chu,ce co.
lore, with noh new r'y ,e II trimmings
to match.
Cohurgs.-- I.ram.'la. o'parca, cashmere, PEI.
slau, pam, ant pblt, ir0m Z. to s..
Shawls.-Erachr, long, aEj quar-, from - to
so; Bay state, auI Scotch long
shawl, from ,3jp , 10
SCnrf~.-A irw v'ry,loIgr h-oeuc.
iIiuts.-'IHc largest aud 1e.t as-ortm-ut ever
before offered 90 ,hI- market, varying
900 uuCr from o. 10 I2.c.
Also. a ,trI" assortment pi carpets, rea dy.n,adr
clothing, tlnur'-, wooden yarn, plush
caps, au0r- and shoes, cruck-ry groce-
Ti.a, luI great variety al other goods
too numerous TO mention
All IN want Il goods ~ their line, will do well
10 callani >ne their -tnc, before purchasing. oil
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wv u TErr srrv
\. Ihrsror,tarv vii ~. & { he q, llic- ui
r"rI AIRY or rr"ny lu saturday. rI, ID h nuI
i6'h u-lo "urH ,ruh.ajrs cah be- prc-curi
,rtq
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rsys: esYgy rGaxvAi.Y. 1855.

whru ,,rIytt,Nu uuuurr mutt OBTAIN one Of
the above, mru.un Il tri1rs, Whnn viii lr pad
~ Cash, "a, the Offices at the uh"trslHn' O.
suui, with. lh.ir amount ct Pr2's gained.
pa tothum through nnc,uhl-hrd Bank, The
lists ui the result WI.l Ice sent 10 each Nhirrhnl-
der. aud Jhr succcss,ui numbers lu5,Hhtdm tie
NrwspIvrts
Thu rrre Of one Ilakrt i, Two Dollars.
Thp io.oNirsa yruwg'- are given by taking
"A uumlryo faN' va
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iiO>Ii.H l,

WI IL iutud compete
Ladies CuU gttl,,Ls.u, A...cs aud cEil3irn
oil all ages, can I-lr - = lttcI HItI me ~ IoH
priced stockIIgs ana su.ks, Il s,Ik. w"u.cu.
worsted, erection, OF a,nust every ocscuyuVn.
fufilculaT nUtCr 81, t"u,uIo he yiIIciy Vt
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/ the Judgment below and directing a
Judgment here far plaintiff.
Also. in Pettjohn q. Williams, ef al,
from thowan. directing rmirs de mo-
60 as to Williams.
Also. in Hamlin Q. Mebane, in eaui.
". frnm Chatham. dismissing the bill
with costs.
BY BArrLr. J. In Doe er dem,
Jehnson .. Watts. directing rmire ID
moro.
Also. in Cooper @. Purris. directing
= new trial.
Also. IN Arlington .. Marlborough. in
equity. from Franklin. directing the
proper accounts Ia be taken.
The following shall be rules Of plac-
tice in the Supreme Court. /.
4. Unless exception to the compe, /,
tency Of eridence coutained ia depoJ
sitlon be nade before the hearing OF
any cause. the whole shall be deemed
competent so far as it may be deemed
relevant.
2. ifany one will except to the com. !.
potency Of such evidence, he shall - :
city the matter and cause Of exception
and furnish the opposite counsel with
a copy Of the same. who shall, in writ
ing. either admit the exception. and
the excepted matter shall be expunged;
or shall deny the safliciency Of the
causes Of exception, aud therefore the
excepted matter shall be referred TO
some member of the bar. whose deci.
sion. unless appealed from, shall be
conclusive, and he shall cxpunge the
excepted matter allowed as such.
8. If there be no opposite Counsel
present, the exceptions shall be filed
with the Clerk and be deemed served.
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Caswell Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,
LOCATED AT MILTON, NC.

LOCATED Al Million, NJ
YNlIIS Company, which has been in successful
= operation for some months, is prepared I'd
receive applications for insurance agains, Fire on
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores, Work.
Shops. Mills, Factories, and other buildings AMI
personal properly, on reasonable terms.
Every one who insures becomes thereby 9
member Of the Company. The risks taken are
generally in the country or small towns, in this
state aud Virgins, 81 that no heavy loss is Al any
time anticipated, aud it is expected that il will
seldom, If at all, he necessary to make assessment,
on the premium notes.
Applications TO be addressed to James NJ. Al
len. esp, Secretary, Milton, or to the undersigned
at the Post Office in Hilsborough, who will at.
tend To taking the necessary survey Of the premi.
scs on which insurance is Jesired.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Agent.
November IS. l3--6m
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SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal adjourned on the lst
inst, having decided every case sub
mitted to its consideration during the
term.
Decisions have been delivered in
the following cases.
By NASH, C.J. In Vickers .. Trice,
in equity, from Orange, directing de-
cree according to the report.
Also, in Gilliam's ex'rs. in equity, ..
Willey's adm'r, from Gates, directing
a reference to the Master.
By PEARSON, j. In Doe ey dem,
Smith D. Smith, from Wake, reversing
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Fall Trade, 1853.
s. .. sCTDDLTlEID,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, In

Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Ois, Perfn.
merry. Cigars, Fancy .frticies. &C.,
Is now ,rcriv;ns the largest and most select
7 Stock thai he has ever offered 10 the Trade
which be will sell on 90 reasonable terms ss any
o,her establishment in Aiddle Of Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. and Farmers,
are cordially insi.eL 10 call and examine the qua
Ity and prices, as We are ds,srmed TO make II to
lhci, interest 10 buy Of US.
Orders sent will he filled promptly, neatly pack
cd, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting 10 s25 or upwards. wa will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under twcn.
ty .Gse milrs.
September II, 1853. o.
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SPEECH nP
SPEECH or
hon. JOHN KER IL
On the Nebraska Hill.
Delivered in the House Of Representatives,
February 10th, 1889.

~.
February 10th, 1859.
Mr.. KERR. Iassure. you, Mr.. Chair
man, that have not risen on this oc.
casion for the vain purpose merely oI
making display. have not sought
to crafty passion for public speaking
for | have had enough Of that in IA,
time.
| have risen to acquit myself of .
high public duty--a duty which l owe
to thuse who sent me hereby an en-.
deavor to vindicate their rights upon
this floor, aud by making known I,
them what my sentiments are in regard
to question which, however exciting
here. had not been broached before
left home, and was not anticipated BY
them.
came here, sir, with no disposition
to engage in any political controversy
of any character, with any party, or
with any person. | have looked upon
the storm which has so long ragged upon
our country, as, in its character, ex.
tremely injurious to our institutions.
! mad longed to see It allaycd; and,
with many others both North and South.
| rejoiced when the joint counsels OF
the patriots and sages Of 1850 had eff
fected an adjustment Of the agitating
question, upon which the storm arose,
on basis which, in my judgment.
would satisfy the demand of all who
acknowledged the obligations Of repub-
lican principles.
/. regarded the basis Of the adjust
ment Of 1850 as the only means where.
by our national existence could be per-
petuated, and the general prosperity
promoted. As southern man, 1 felt
myself specially bound to abide that
compromise. felt that we Of the
South were. peculiarly called upon to
insist uponsits sacredness. For one,
whatever course others might pursue,
i resolved that under no circumstances
could be induced ever to CO operate
in any attempt to impoir its solemn
obligations.
Ii is said now, however, that the
spirit of the compromise is violated in
the measure. which we are considering.
IL that be so, l am against it. | ex>
amined that question anxiously before
| made up my opinion. felt that
however important this principle was,
however sacred as fundamental max.
i'm Of free government, yet if its asser-
ton at this time violated our pighted
faith, | would forego its assertion now,
and would content myself to yield it as
an offering upon the altar of peace and
harmony. But for the life of me, | am
unable to perceive how any man, hav-
ing just regard to the rights Of others.
as we'll as his own, can impute . vio-
lation Of good faith to those who at
present insist upon the passage of this
measure, as proposed by the Committee
on Territories.
What was the adjustment OF 1850
How did it originate ! As l have just
stated, it grew out Of conflict Of opin.
ion in regard to this agitating ques,
tion of slavery. What gave rise t.
that conflict 1t was the claim, upor
the part OF the majority in Congress
to interfere with the rights Of tn,
States in regulating and establishin,
! their own institutions. How was tina
TO be finally settleda In only on,
way, and that was BY clear, distinct
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Blacksmith Shop.
vV,HE subscriber is now in operation one

vNsHE subscriber HIS now in operation one of
= the most extensive Smith Shops ever carried
on in the town of Hillsborough. Having pro.
cured tho services Of MIR. IaMKs II. Barnes, for
meIly Of Portsmouth, Va, as foreman, with other
good Nothcrn and Southern workmen, he begs
leave to say that he is now prepared to execute
all work in this line of business in the hest man.
ncr and at short notice. Plantation Work will
he done with nealness and despatch, and Horses
sl,od in the best manner. The iron work on
coaches, huggcs. &c. will be executed in a su-
perior style and with proper regard 10 lis dura-
hility. For further information call nj his shop
south east Of the Court House.
A. e. MURDOCH.
January IS. 20
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PrnrkN-SEED On.-nr. Mitchell, sI
New York. has recommended the in
creased estimation d pumpkins. part
ly Tor the sake Of he oil nhich NAV be
obtained from the sceds- tie states
that half gallon Of excellent liquid
oil NAV be pressed from a gallon Of
seeds. HAT ], has no disagrerabie taste
sr smell. and burns we'll
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rhe First Battle.

EvERY Variety Of Produce, such as Wheat
- Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken in exchange
fpr Goods.
Wanted, also. quantity of Woo!len Jeans,
Calnred and White I.inseys. Tow and Cotton
CL,th, Bluc-<tripcd Cotton Cloth. Wool Socks
Shoe Thread, &c.
A. G.. MURDOCH.
November Is. IL
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a Hint in Time.

A IL. those ntehtcd to the firm Of j. NJ. & j.
n II. PARISH, will, without delay come for
ward aud settle their notes and accounts by cash,
as no niger Indulgence can he given. They
will find their accounts. &c. in the hands Of las.
ii. Parish. who will he pleased on every occa-
zion to settle. hint to the wise is sufficient.
]. M. g. i. III. PARISH.
Tarishville, Orange, Jan..l is-
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e1p<rifncei has shown to lead TO sueeess
m their growth. and 90 an enrichment
and ao< imposerishment Of the land.
Give every plant rasm 10 spread its
roots 10 the soil. and leaves in the air.
And. IN all your operations. endeasor
to be little ahead Of your neishbors.
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How TO De GooD FARMER. Here
is the secret of good farming. You
cannot take from the land more than
you restore to it, in some shape or 9TH
er, without running it, and SO destroy
ing your capital. Different soils may
require different modes Of treatment
and cropping, but in every variety of
soil these are the golden rules to be
observed: Drain until you find that the
water that falls from Heaven does not
stagnate on the soil, but runs through
it and off it freely. Turn up and till
the land until your foot sinks into a
loose powdery loan. through which the
air and heat will readily penetrate.
Let no weed occupy the place where a
useful plant could possibly grow. COL
lect every particle OF manure that can
be obtained, whether liquid or solid.
Let nothing on the farm go to waste,
Put in your crops IN that course which
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REMOVAL.
IL FREELAND & SON,

A RE opening their Fall STOCK of Gosds Ia
y their New Building. one door East Of DR.
SchoolfrId's Drug store, whers they insiic ihsil
customers to call aud eramins ior themselves.
Country Trade. of ever sorl usually brought
to ihs msikei. will be taken 10 exchange fSr
Goods.
Persons indebted to us will please call aud
settle By the end Of the year, ss Ne intend TO
make this standing rule Short seitlrmsnts
make long friends"
Noyeneher JIG. 1883. IA :
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PoTATo CuLTrRE.-%M. B. Sears, esq.,,
communicates to the Mechanic and
Farmer, the fact that potatoes remos-
ed from the cellar as early in the
spring as the weather will permit. and
left to warm and dry in the sun and alr.
will come to maturity earlier than il
kept in the cellar until planting time,
and be free from disease. MIR. Sears
is farmer Of much experience, and
his statements may be relied on with
confidence, for he never saws what his
own experience has not proved correct.
lie SAYS: A potatoe commences or
prepares Tor vegetation the moment it
is placed in the sun, or warm air, more
efieciually than when placed beneath
the cold earth. You may date the pc
riod of your harvest from the time it is
placed within the warming, drying,
fructifying influence of the air or sun.
In order to insure the earliest and
the greatest growth Of the potato, es,
pecially late varieties, the seed should
be drawn forth from the cold, dark Gel,
lar in early spring, even while it is ye,
freezing, and packed in horse dung, in
some sunny. sheltered situation, either
in or out Of doors, and remain thus
packed until the roots demand soil in
which to root. And il the health ol
the crop depend upon this process, as
shown in the Germantown Telegraph,
here is grand desideratum which
should not escape the eagle eye Of Yam.
kee farmers. Will you try it, and com.
municate your success, so that others
as well as yourselves, may be benefited
thereby?
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In. AsPhsslsfs. n. Chistlin. J.H.aarliu.
A. III. MfpIIIg1Ra & CO.,
wholesale Gr0cers,
roRw wARpISo AND COMMISSION HIRcaAs To
office al No. s. Rosnoks Square.

biIies " No. y h0anohe squdfs,
NORFOLK, VA.
1Jrsrlic1lu susaiion paid 10 iks sals d
Flour aud other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas p. Dcvereux, esq, Hali!aE. N. G.
Geo. w. Mofdecai. Pre'a Baak Of State Of n. c.
Charles Dewey. Cashier :.
w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
l.. OH. Branch, Pres't Raleigh & Caaon Road
ps'is.- De- \. Z. s'ia Msi,.E..s. ! s..t'' ssysa.
Pses't Farmers Bk Of Va.
Alexander Bell, esq.
Msssrs. Spence Il Reid. BaHimors.
Messrs. b. Blossom & Son, Nsr York.
Messn. ID. Heart & Son, Hillsboroush. n. Z.
October IS. ly09--
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Time for Cutting Wheat

A lev experiments have been M ade
and published in this country, showing
by accurate measurement. the ad,an.
tages " esttisg wheat when the chat
has partly changed from greea to yel-
low. We find the following addition.
al proof in Bakers lecture brf9e the
Sparkenhoe Club. EagLnd, as publish.
ed in the North British Agriculiarist
La harvesting wheat. there was a
great division Of upinion. as well as to
when was the proper time and mode
OF cutting. Ii was considered a pro.
per time to cut wheat when il had pass
ed from "milky state" to "doughy
state" Experiments had been made
ander three heads-frst. when il Was
green; second, when the straw was
changing color third, when fully ripe.
The results were. in the FIRST case, i9s
bushels per acre. valued at 6ls per
quarter. in the second. 23l. at 6ss !,
in tbe third 2Ss, at Ola. There was.a
similar result in the straw. The total
value per acre was found to bc-on
that cut green on the 9th &c August,
Ella LIS per acre; second, when cut
yellow below the ear one week after.
wards, ELS Is; third, cut when fully
ripe, one week later, ell lbs. This
difference arose from that cut first and
second producing more fine -four and
less bran than that cut last, which
proved that the gluten is converted IN
to starch il the wheat stands until fully
ripe, the proper time being undoubt.
edly as soon as either end OF the straw
has changed to yellow color, the sap
having then ceased to flow; but. on the
other hand, it is better to cut early, as
no portion is lost by shedding during
the process Of cutting, or BY the effect
of high winds it is also less liable to
sprout in the sheaf, and early haryests
are also generally best 4; besides. a few
days gained in the commencement Of
harvest is of iinmeasurable advantage,
and enables the farmer to take opportu-
mites for eflecting other work, which
he otherwise could not do.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Fer shs raid Care 81
COUGHS. COLDS, 1I01RSENESS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CR0rP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.

isdom shaH boir dolrn 10 Il. and The great
4ffh< earth shat knse! .5cJerA
Nsss< esgid tbis be sAid with more truth. than
u ssw spsdies IN Sbis fcnzdy Tor seseiions af the
shroas sni lungs. The easlied in l~sming aud
power. acknowielgc iis supremacy. while hah
the liils ami ihe great can feel its hene6ls. The
li,1at-mi:,dr,i among iliasr skilled 10 cure. are
free ~ own ia mastery over disssmpers which
have h4fiI d ,hru ss. These ofexilie sis,iuns
arc mot a-lamr - testify 10 il. virtues. bui derm
!, duty aud plrascse = ,hus hold aut the lamp
.sf their rrperirnce 10 their sadsasg fellow men
Witness the falIswing -