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pK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Op

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and ser MONDAY Nov. ls 1855 and until farther no,ios
Passenger rsr viii Pier foot Of g. ssosvs Wa
BUFFALO IMPRESS, ss7A w. for 5uf.c Direct with 'ot
change baggage At HcrneNe bh Train coz aeca
with WAY Train for Durkrk and al Stations the extern
Divisil
MAIL stel5AM for Dunklt ard euslo sad in.ruedisse
ststiopl fassergers this FRAN will remain ever night
AZ Cv 60 ana Proceed tie next uolntnZ
ROCRLAND PAssESG sR. ESQ Pm. from zoo; Of
Ch.mbeIrst) vi. Rermor, fr sa1srrs and inermedists
Stations. ,o.su
ard interim 'a,e staticrs. 49,
MORT EXPREts Of P. n. fr Durlik and Buffalo
EHIGRANT O. Pm. fJr DuDhnx and ba1sio and inter
termedste stsiions 900,
On SUNDAY ooly ons EJpre. rain, abPM
.ss trains connect Elni-s with the Emirs and
Eissara Fas Railroad for Mas f.hs Q. budAo and Dan
if With Lsks Shore eairose fer Cisvesnd CINCINNATI
i'''e' 'e'''' D. C. ScCAiLuM. General Superintendent
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loan for "a, $50 600 for the REDEMPl ION o

DAN for s4,55O 600 for the REDEMPl ION OF
Ia STOCK doc JANUARY l. 1855 and for DEF CtENCf
10 the SINKING FUND under Article Seven OF the CoSsatu
Go of the Canal Fund by virtue Of tae Act
entitled An Act 10 provide TO support TOE fcveh
nsst ps.std Aer L. lt5 and ia accord nes with Article
seven Of tho Coostunn, hereby siye notice h neo a
Day o, December next ~ O'clock nnon OF tnet
loan Of -FOUR MILLloNsflVE dUNDAED raSo SAM
MOI LARS Tor which slerable Cerihc ttes 81 VII
b. 10 the name People Of me state OF New on
o. e,d. 81 The SINKING Fund under Article seven Of th' Con
s.,isn h. .Jir terest a. Of five een 90 snnHn
Oc t IN each yesr and the prpcp. on tne ns
dsv az J.tu.r, One Thousand Esh Huudfei ana seventy
f1y n, 10 10 be UNDERWOOD that the u "
=, IN tale lees sum the offers are SUCH a 10 tneu
sre 10 q The Sta e. Inc pro
be for The Whole part Of said Loan not ess
r The sipkips Fupd aad Ecosed IN sn enye ops decd
DE AudteI otbe Department. hbiny IN. money VII %
be accept %
esl an the b.lnn 18th day Of DeeemeeI next the
State Bank the City C Albany At tue ~
he CITY OF SewYors but The wl b. reae,ssd and me
scTp issssd tne bsfoTs deSIed Aer toe s"Aa OF
the Loan Il made . -, -. =,
P.,m.pls TO be made By deposns TIE sane to tie eeI
a. T,s,.,er of State Of the CAnal mo 10
H. Bsni Of The A.bhatan Company New. forA, o. ns
w. YoTl State Bsnk the CT Of Albany. Interest on nc
Lar WI the fret day OF anaary nex sod oe
49,, AZ ths oeS Je.idps IN and ,pd aoe die
tiets and those residing Of the STATE will recrse e e
sss on zoe by hem. qoartery me sanh M
N.ahs,tsp Company city Ut New ork snd al ones
hojs,rs a, The New yok s.e sNnk 10 iae oy o Al
smyDs;ed Canal Ds ,5s%e1 &,s6y nsss oV.OT
JAS NJ COOK, mpuo,sL -.
y ~ LEAVEEWORTH, See'ry Of State.
" O. sPAULOlS3. Treasured
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NIEW-YOKK and NEW-HAVES RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRAS0EMENr Ce@uene' q Dee ), 1906

Poser ssr sisiieps Conner BIo.i~sy ans csnAst'
IN W.. Yot -. Corner &thst and +te ev. -
srlas Law INV yorI.sr Es.,ssv,s-' s., 49, a. !.
~, q A ~ iEI,l liza N $500 lE1J i;z,, 4P. n
f@ MlfI5 sssf.Ia I.,s.a sSo =, $3.50 80 Msa
,snn y 500 CI.) $50 40, 5:l5 Pm Ger Ouien and
Zee =, -. &c s;s XIX NO .lsf9
NJ, pc,t Cs.tsr srt ini.rneds;e stsuos7 AN 2so NJ
$50, s:te. .. is, 6:lbf -. ~ ,s,.pS
~ r., Hsrtfore and spIns6,ld-s, III D Is NJ, r.,
Hs ror CcSps.tsat Rive, k.are.d TO aeot'sA .!ss
y, E.v I1pdor RaIrosA-s A. NJ SIP. fI Hoss'sn,e
Ralrsd-s An. For ssnssta<h Rslao.d-s A. 20
~, VI, D.stury and No-vsR Rsilloet-T A. ~ NJ.
'S,,rx, ros NIw. so, - Prem HevHsyen-sS, ', s:S
A b. -, I1J $50 s2sr III "a, Srs% Es s@
Sywsl-s t;<4, $40, 1853? A. n as ia 30
IAHIf II BOYS, sprt
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GREAT CENTRAL 70 U I E.
" We TfpoSAh Ticket md Frasii Once sftss
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
xS Mi, Railroad Steamboat Connections 10 Chicago,
H1wsuhee Gaena, BlIImSor St loVs Csto and al points
". s, s EEsION BRIDGE. BUFFALO, or oswLGO u
Nc. RS BROADWAY, N
oor,.r Of Couytandt.st DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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CITY MISSIONARIES REPoRT.-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Yer
ntsr CT Mony Of the Jsrsey City Tract aud MssssSy
which received $500 fa les Asd hem
visited and $50 tracts had been aktrbatsd By the trsct do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

EEw.JIRsEY RAILROAD On AMI al ef tn0ay,
p.c.m,.y7 The trains heretofore leaving Newark FIR Rsv
Yo,i st $50 and only ~l e,vs Ct S:t' NJ ne
and 80 o. r. New Yo wal be ehens % TO GID
n M .rd 70 10 Elizabeth and Rshvsy The I;t5 m uSn
rom Nev-Y York 20 hewnk will be changed 20 1889 p m
The New jersey canals show no signs OF inc sp-
rro.el Of Winter Bu.i.ess them sonsues lively
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ANyRIc.yDEIrGArEs- Know Nothing COun
ell, o. this city have ected Dr. g. 0uy del gate 70 %
kstons Apeican Convention to meet ON the ~ Fesua
rext Mr.. VIM ID. lie sis wss chosen The Alternate
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and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD

nj ansps-Tbs uni,sd States r a,, CouoAny Of New.
Yui . Trps,s Cor the SMILING Faad of the Haw,oss. .sd
H.ssippi Rsilrosd comoany, wish % purceAe PEk
Ext XoRrGsoE SINKING FUND BoNoS, each ia
81 go Of tss said sD~suses AND Me epi ssrOsg Go opa2,
M sails uol l0sh December instant Tar
~ s.e thert Pses ma Ing po.as st state "a, pr @
viout re ssrd scerus1 htesf which hey arc Wiling -
buhh he Ron0a-Ro. - Walst. Hew Yorh, Dec D. 1853
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PieooeDL
Joyts A. 6TEwLAy, Secretary
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

OFFICE OF THE EEw.YokK NIw HAvEs Co.,
No " CsDslu. New.yort, Nov 81, 1875
NOTICE.-CHANGE of TINE for BOSTON,
IN Dee, 8, 1855. the EXPRESS TRAIN 70, BOSTON viii
the NewYoIk and New Haven Railroad Compsnys De-
pot, No. IS Csnsst at No. and N Dinner and Supper
at spi II g6c,d. JAMES Fl. hOYT, superntendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PH1LA-
~ DELPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
States hsi and Express Lines: Le.vs
ard IL a. and and p. Tbrcush IN four hours
o. rs IN 4 and IS In and II and p. The New
Jersey Accommodation Line leaves IL at 81 sopPins
ct ell way sdons Through Tickets solo for Gin annst tat
el7J and West and for Baltimore Wasbns Norfolk
&C. and through baggage checks to Washington m and
8
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NEWvIERSEY ITEMS

FoR KANSAS Gov. Reeder's remarks In Trenton
recently re Ksnsss have crested 700 deal Of desire
In ,hst city eDie T.ritory speculation In
lasds be Ds got up which lends Gill b immeasly msppsd
OF into lots and put ue for ss IL proposed TO cal the tevn
1renfon.
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(INfR HUEl[N Ard PROVIDENCE Va M w
n FORT sd FALL RIvER--rbe Vlsndd md sspsrioi
rs.nsr METROPOLIS Cs9t wn B,eyI s.ye' nv Jo.
y " Spd sMPIRT STATE Cspe B. brsyton 'esves New.
y.-t sv,-y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ADD shlDAf, o.
poSeek ", RON Per Nc. s. y T., reo NE sss'ef!' s
fuchins q. Ne ~poEt essh wsy - IN
le,ssse1 20 rooms viii te regarded ~ ssertt n nJ tPH
,,rt unel Ire IAr1e hall cave teen pse tsr 49,
Prsisht to eos.on hs.rdsc through VIII f''e esps'~
" I" "''w M toRpFN. 1s,Ds Ses ~ and n wsss~
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The military cOmparbs Of the Ciy Of Ttsnton have
esov.o TO ee.brsts battle Of Trenos BY parade
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V'HE NFWAORK and LIVERPOOL OMITTED
i STATES NAIL SrEAMEas-Tbe ships imposing thu


ATLANTIC, Capt Wet PACIFIC, Capt Eidrises
BALTIC, Capt ComsGck ADRiATiC.
These bps having been built ~ contract expressly for the
Government service every has ben tsAen IN their err
slso in tier gG, TO insure stps sss s,ed
and their editions fer ps<senses uueqnAeo for
essar add comfort Pree Of pssse oD New Yort 70 Ly
srpool IN ftt clas cabin 49, IN second s7s eIconve
Of tytssize rsteuoms aS25 from Liverpool 70 New
yort 81 and sures An sIpeheuos1 Surgeon attached 70
each shp. No berth secured until pld TOT.
PROpOsED DATES OF SAILING.
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Mop QUAR- FGTON and FIORIOA-Semi-

NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Sem-
WEEKLY ~ s MAIL LlNE.-Tbe ssapeh Dag eeame:
soI1rHFRNEa Evan, commander, viii leave Pier Nc 4
n 4 Al o'clock p m, ore nsely, on SATURDAY, Dec
Tor Freight Apply board where a. hs OF is1ns WIZ 70
dsped and for Passage, O. the Office OF
SPoFFoRD TlLEsroN Co., No q BIoedssy.
The fyore s,s amer CAROLINA asrS r-su@ea ~. eeu-
IL. ri TO ihe Apdpgs tue 81 johns River Feds
vii connct with the from New Yors, sed leave
Chsrleon syeiy TUESDAY N oeloch r m fnf5sea pcsen
"a lack oryi.le, fSl; 10 eLatls, sA
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TEACHERS DIPLoAA.-Tbe Brooklyn Board OF
Fdu,ton have adopted uoo dir, citing the Ts.shsr
certificate r teachers to bs sssea sush pass On exsmss
tior.
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NOR MEMORANDA and NICARAGUA
II The RE W-eRANAOA CANAL and srEAM hAHIoA5
e. IN COMPANY dispatch hsI hrst ste .uishp OSPREY
an The lbh Of December O'clock from pier foot OF
R. for San Juan del Norte CGthssens and
A. Martha On her return will call Anwal aad hinston,
jamaica , ..n =
The OSPREY 6Ia,olsss steamer OF 800 toes burden IN
.fect and condn the lowest rates ba
snpsesty tor 500 passengers and 400 tuns Of ffeishS
fsisb VIII be taken 20 ~ IS per foei FOR Car
,hssena and ST. ks-,ha o. 45 cts per fooi.
PASSAGE:
First Cabin: ...'.'''....tW( Te San JlSn del Hore,
Second Cabin ............ 30 N,.usrza
Steerage. ~
Fist Cabin ~ (7e Ca-ihs+ers aud 81. Martha,
Second Cabin. 90 Neg.Crsnssa
SteersEe.. N(
No BerIhs secured una p.id 6g
No. Is ri nsm-s-, New YcTk.
Fo, h.ish. npply 70 MoSQUERA Co,
f Nc. ai srosdwsy, NewYoTk
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E,OR SAVANNAH and FLORiDA-united
L States Mai Liua-The ns~ and splendid steamship
ALABAMA Geo sosepck commander. viii leave New. orb
fo1 Savannah CO SATURDAY. Dec O. from pier No North
alvsl a. O'clock p ID precisely BAs Of i.ens asasa ~
SAMUEL l. klTChILL, No. IS BEosdwsy.
CABIN Passage 20 Savannah fax Eonas ts,casa asAe1
Large and steamships esve Savannah for Florida
three times weei, correcting with he steamers nom New
FORK on Tuesdays and Saturdays -,
III. steamer KNoXYILLE, c. D. Ladlov e1mn andes VII
succeed the above, and leave WEDNESDAY, Dec IL
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI -Tiavelsrs for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, and
eli points West and South West, can obtain Through Teheu
REW.YORK AID ERIE RAILROAD OF NEWYOSk
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY spp, sation at the Company "
See, No Ia6 Broadway, cor. Dey-st-
VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY,
~ IN crnns ction with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAlL6OA AID
opered 70 Msueh Arsogemeo's commencing
Nov 10 NewYok for Much Chuneh and fuser-
mediate rso.s No North River q 80 A. foi
Eestop 81 $50 A. n. and Is TO- Sonervle a. LSo md
io:45 NJ ais and $50 NJ. The above trains u
Elxsbeh with rsns the NewJery RAJ rod LEAVING New:
Yoqh frem Courtlapdtst .. $50 and ~ ssd
r. N JOHN o. sTERNs, Superintendent
EOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and
Il AMBOY RAILRoAD-From Pier No. n; root o.
Battery psce-Ths Camden and Amboy Railroad Lines fos
Pbhsdelphis Will - 70 love: 10 =,
NoREiNc LINE O'Clock A NJ daily lsnnds5s eIoepted)
by the steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Smpson, for
South Amhoy thence By cars and steamboats, 10 fAsdsphA
Faye by this Line, 81 % a, .u,a
Ay, BY the JOHN POTTER soppins q
J,me,town Rs6stown Bordentown and Bainstsn arriving
a: Phil.ie phis sboot q p ". Fare BY E1p-ess Line 81
Fave 10 Freehold and Monnoarh either line oo Meals pro
v;ded on bad Dinner 15c sreshfsst and Sap2er c
Return Hssseoseu viii leave Phladeaphis Se A. H. ana
Va, A.eeumodstior ard Emisrsnt Lie n1P.H. Fare
Eroisrsrt Ike 4P. NJ. Fare, &l7k
Viftv pounds Of bssste allowed each pesssnte Hes
ssrs az poh ed from taking anything baggage bus the
vesyns apparel Ali baggage over fifty pounds 70 DO pa toi
sxtrs The Company limit their respolsy for baggage
49, = 20 srcept nv apeslsl contract L. BLISS, Agent
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NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 10 locsEsfER1rhs hocHssrEf u

IN YORK bOCHESfEH-Ih hUVnsotEH s1G
GENEsEE VALE RAiLR lAp q nox cPes, and, so..
secon With the Buffalo Corning md New Iorf and Oh
and EIis Eaisoads direct ycste ron Rev-fosh -
hocbeSter -,
fba dire<e Of this route xetber with be nperof &C =
t ssoreS oy the wide sars renders y f., The mott dss.
sh,e Astveen ice ssove- Bsmed sitSA
etets be procured he View Yeil I'D Ens hAresN
Yclet Office tc Of pps-est sxd Ne $50 sroesSsy sfe
Jersey City
syr,shts va re t.nst red between kesYa and Aosk-
ss:sr Win sp.ich. Any nfrmssr desired resaa iserste
,ss be Obtained tie GtreTN yrescs Agent o.
Ire Few.Yorh and Enc SsiTosd, Ere Buildings, on T. -
FxPfAN Expse.s FREIGHT Ar-st Ne lse Brosd.N
No tyans On Ia Rufs Com ard New fork RsArcea %
paIesJ. J. a hSDrIk-D, eepe,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE County INSTITUTIONS The Board OF Super
visor, made of their psodie. v'i to the County sss
wal t.. upon witch hey Win reps the nsses fhe
ems oil found TO b properly c,odoced
and sss i1ss
visit Of the pressnt Board they retire from snee q me ssd
of tho year
THE MALPRACTICE CASE The case Of the infant,
A,ert A. Wilson, sssioss Dr.. I.aae saei whisa 80 IN
action for dsmss for tbs loss right hs.S etse 20 have
finally concluded the Kings County Cfrcnn art yesssre
The t five days within which time lSes eusSs
Of and medic, cvfens ueed 70 show nst
the ef ssaersy and aiu IN ne
c,se under trial rbe doctors ddered-sone shukios thss
teb dssps would produce suh result and oue teat
would net The given tie jury before dart, with
directions TO bring 10 sealed verdict
TEACHERS DIpLoMA.-Tbe Brooklyn Board Of
have adopted u'iou dir citing the Teashcr
Committee procure enssvins 10 be used for d,icmA
certificate teachers to bs ssset 70 iush - pass On cnsmss
ior.
AMERICAN DFIHGATEs.-Tb Know. Nothing COun-
s hi: city have selected d., Cav ne a ~ sssu ~
next Mr.. VIM. ID. Lewis wss chosen ~ 'hs Alternate
An effort is being made to procure the repreV o.
Corn under sentence OF death w Killing hopeT sha
Charles Johnson in June last
The SEDUCTION CAsE.-PaIker, the young man
under ARES, sedusns shl nsusd shs~ hss come TO
terms and promises to do her Justice ~ msAns hef nv
sAcRurar-The Reformed Dutch Church ct East
New York robbed Of the carpet and pew lew
dsys since. t.I..
AssAuLTIsG ToLL-GArE KEEPER.-Berasrd and
Mb.s Ider having ."su.a the keeper o. the Ssssn
Point Toll Bulge yesterday and ssmptsd TO cross "nhou'
paying toll, were arrested and lockedap
SHORT WEIGHT IN COAL-A CARD.
II as Edas, " TAs N. Y. TfeSss
CIR taNG - .AA Il Tn ~
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4 LBERT Fl. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will sell

W. v. HureHses, s'eie:sry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25
PrOfiIsOf Fowls.

have seventeen hens at this time, and have
lost along during the season some FIVE or six.
They are the old fashion kind of hens, and
quite number of them are from four to seven
years old. Thay have laid from about the
middle of February 10 November St,.. inclusive.
90l7 eggs which at fourteen cents--the aver
age price amounts to $23,6l. The cost oil
keeping during the time has been SlO,S7, all
Of which have bought at this years high
prices. Thus they have netted me Sls,24
clear profit. Ny practice is to keep lime and
feed in the hen house ell the time, and as a
general thing to let them run at large. They
have done little or no damage in the garden, to
which they have free access. Corn fnt to
be altogether the che. peat feed for them. One
hen stole her nest and hatched ten chickens.
and the cost Of raising the four that were not
killed is included in the above Berkshire
CulturisL
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WINTERING aEks.

THE sueccsslul win tering OF bees is . sub.
iect OF deep interest to Apiarians. in all climates
: and various methods are necessary, accor.
ding to the latisudss in vhich they are kept.
The degree of cold to which they Ars subject.
AMI the prevalence Of deep SHOWS, &c. In all
localities where the snow seldom remains on
the ground but few days-ssy south Of the
city Of New York-popUlous families require
no especial winter protection; and 3 current Of
cool air passing under them. by having front
and rear passage-wsy, will cause them to re-
main 10 their hiTes,-unlcss it be very mild
weather. If the hives be well shaded. 80 that
the rays Of the sun can not fall upon The en-
frances oy passage-Ways, but few bees will sal-
ly out when tbe ground is covered with snow,
and perish, as Is the case when no means are
taken 10 prevent such result. In other loca.
tons farther north, where the weather is very
severe. and deep SHOWS frequently cover the
ground for months, . different method Is ne.
cessary.
We have adopted several wars Of wintering
bees under such circumstances, and the best
one, In our opinion, is 10 let the hives rel-ain in
their summer positions, and protect them, eth.
er by an outer hive, or by surrounding the
utNcS WIN nay VI akhHs AUG Outci ulfH Is
made to slip over thatin which the bees are, to
be let down on the same level as the hive prop.
er, with Passage-Way in front to correspond
with that Of the inner hive. The hay or straw
covering is arranged as follows:
The hives are 6rstiplsced on low stools-say,
from SIX to twelve inches high, il they do moi
rest on such stools permanently, and without
changing their position, except by placing them
nearer The ground, Than whers'they previously
stood. Stakes are then driven into the ground
around them, two on each side Of each hive
large enough to support the hay, and long
enough to reach about four inches above th'
hives when driven into the ground. The hay
Is then stuffed around the hives, on all sides
firmly. and when complete, cover the tops o
, the hives with hay, then fake strong twine ant
tie the tops Of the stakes together, in order Il
: hold the hay fast; then remove the hay from
q the passage way, so that the bees can pass ou
8 and in, and then place board in front of sacl
hive to dsrben the passage. ge.ways, and you
, work is done. An inch auger hole, however
should be bored through the centre of eacl
: stand. as the passage.ways are liable to becom
Q stopped up with dead bees during the winter
and cause sufOcation, if no such holes ar,
4 made,
Bees managed in this way, will consume bu
little food, will not suffer from the most intens,
e cold, and will come out in the spring in a very
e healthy condition. Northern Farmer.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND roNDERl


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- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of
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Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections of
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the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down
by the excesses OF youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies, Il isncomparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses of Carter's Snanish
Mixture will remove ell salowness of complexion bling
the roses mantng to the cheek give elasticity TO the
step, aud improve the general health in remal kable
eeRreet peyohu ah Tue iheuichles ever heGd OF.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
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the best evidence that there no Humbug about it,
the Press, hotel keepers magistrates physicians aud
public men, well known 70 the community all add their
testimony tOthe wonderful effect OF this GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
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read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all Med
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without judgement without constant ap2lica.
tion, without great research into the proper
characteristic traits of breed and formation of
animala, We shall never come to anything sat.
isfactory. / consider character the main link in
the whole chain of breeding: for without char.
scter You have nothing to guide you. Then
comes the touch. OF handls-thss is very essen.
tial; and Che color Of heaat s not TO be ner.
lected--it must be IN character according 70
their description. Nov there are various L;nds
Of beasts which uniformly support character
In themselves: and may say the same Of sheen.
am not disposed to Aatter one breed or dis.
parage another. for really do think they are
ell useful in their seperate loCalties.--L Lecture
before 81 English Farmers Club.
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