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MEXICAN MUSTANG AENI-
MENT.

t'hp" 'ieh end poet bond and ffee-all grades col
or nha condition. the same neoi Of praise D. b.
feiistDlf gwen 10 ihis wonderful preparation. Thou
sands 20 Battles arc soia and Hscd oar and hut ono un-
"pinlon IL uttered hi all use a. and that
- thai q" femedt ever tore di-cnt cred i,usse 5
sgeh peneci healing and curative praparie.. haats
Ae mage 90 relieving pains of Kind no matter by
N"ft e.useui ar how eNcruci ltiag-spnins, lsluca-
t"n o. JOINTS bruises cuts, bufus scald- ulcer eau
co.'s, eumalsm piles, caked breasts, or any pain
soreness, snluess oi weakness Of jpiutf, muscles OF
hsamenj-- The linimeni Is equally aiplicahlu aud
suiW rHegiuil 20 giving Immediate relief Try a A.
- ~ AhS & co, Sole rropfeiors--princiasl Oifres
sof biead~ay, New York, aud 81. Louis, Ali,soufi.
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Wool The close of the year
leaves light stock Of domestic pull
ed and fleece wool on the market,
but with what slill remains ia the
country it is supposed To be sufficient
10 supply the wants of manufacturers
I'LL the new clip is read, for sale.-
The apprehended scarcity towards
the close of last season induced man
ulaclurers 10 90 into the country I'M
medlalely after shearlng, who bought
freely. A considerable portion of
the clip has been sold at high rates
before shearing, which with the ex
orhiian, prices asked for the woo Is
left in the hands of farmers, prevented
dealers getting their usual supply
The wool still remaining IN the conn-
Try is held several cents above the
prices at which it is selling IN the
market, and II is supposed manulac-
lures will be compelled to turn their
attention tothe country for their sup
pity before the next clip will be ready
for market. - Boston Courier.
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aflcoifines.

Il. I1Ss s
~ = e. -st-1 q " ss''sss7
%as -.
AYERS PILLS.
1 Ngw and singularly successful remedy for To.
Il cure Of an Bilious diseases - Cosiivcucss. Ind-
gcstun, Jaundico, Dropsy, lthrumatsm, Foyen.
Guu, iumors, Nervousness, luiia1ility. lntnmma-
t0ns Headache Pains in Che Breast, Side BACK
and Limbs Female Complaints, &c, Nc Indeed,
very few are The diseases IN which furptve Mcdi-
cuc is not more or less required, and much sick
ness and suffering might be prevented, if harm-
less but cHuctua Cuthartic were more freely used
No person can feel well while costive habit Of
body prevails besides it soon generates serious and
often fatal diseases which might have been avoided
by the timely and iudicous use Of good purgatise
This rs alike true of Colds. lcymish symptoms, and
Bilious arrangements. they all tend 60 become or
produce the deep seated and formidable distcmpors
which luaG the hcarses an over the land. Hence a
relablc family pNYsic IS of the frs, Importance TO
the public health. 1ud ihis pill hns been perfected
with cousummate skill 90 meet TINT demand An
extensive triad oi its virtues hy PHYSICIANS, Profess
s0rs, and Patients hos shown results surprising
any uing hitherto known of amy medicine Cures
have been effected beyond belief were they not SUBJ
stnu1ted 10y PERSONS of such exalted position and
character as % forbid thc suspicion of uutfuth.
Among the eminent gentlemen 10 whom we are
allowed 20 rCicr for these facts. arc
Pnor NAtlNuNr Moir, tho distinguished sur-
Door. A. A. HANS. Practical Chemist Of the
Port 90 Boston. and Gcoios for tho Stale Of Mas
sachusette.
IaA l.. Moonr D.. an eminent Surgeon and
Musician. ni tlc City oi Lowell, who has long used
Uau boz DIS extensive pr cticc.
Ii. q. eortHwtgN, ESQ.,. one Of the first mcr-
chants n Sew YORK. DiF
G.. A. DAVIS. ~. d.. supt aud Surgeon ri the
q ~ n Nf.. ..H d bal
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SUFFOLK AGAINsr THr World
--One of the above breed Of ples,
was slaughtered in THIS town the pres
ent winter, weighing l75 pounds
the entire bones of which, when well
picked, weighed only eight pounds
1--WE ounces. This was the hghiest
of the three, raised in one pen, by
Levi Brigham.
Can any one else give us through
the columns of the Gazette, the re
suit OF their Investigations on the
subject of waste in Hogs of other
breeds. Is there any breed with less
waste. PEsoii.
Lowell, W., Januaty l0lh, 1854.
GaSetfe.
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ST. .-- Aosr eii.tv. Coz the prosccuf 'on Of an,
business connected Wih this Office equal b. ti. 81
oi "nF "lher asel Hnf yrrt ra nrcfuill Yuurs 40
THOMAS ENHANK
Boston. March. 70 .s55. - e5l,,
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The FRAsRANoE OF oNIoNs.-On
ions do mol, certainly, add to the
sweetness of a lady's breath, though
in fact, they really do add TO the
fragrance OF flowers. Let our lady
readers plant large onion near a
rose bush, SO as TO touch lis roots,
aud our word for il, it will wonder
fully increase the odor Of The flowers.
The water distilled from those roses
would be far superior TO any other.
This is strange but true.
II you desire large, smooth, we'll
developed potatoes, plant Only such
as possess the specific qualities you
prefer TO propasale--and plant them
whole. True, even excellent speci-
mems may sometimes be Obtained
from cutting" but this is an excep-
ton to natures rule.
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