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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

HARVESTING TrENrs. Puilins ,urnlps,
and cutting oil the tops by hand and knife,
which isalmust the universal practice among
American farmers. Is a,uut Us FAR behind
the age of improved hu,blndry as digging
up thc land with a hoe. instead ui pluwlus
In England, urnips are generally planted
,n drills at puII,ng ,imc. the lahorgr pas
- along the row, with light, sharp hos,
with which ho dcxtroa.ly cuts oil the "Ts,
throwing them 10y the same motion INTO the
hollow between the rov.. Another person
follow. with another hoe. which hr s'rikes
below che bllb, 30 a, to cut ulI the thp'ro'i'
throwing the turnrIs Of two rOw- tosythcr'
ready to gather aud carry to the P'le or cart
Tor storage. SOmetim,s one hand performs
b,th operations Of toppin; aud digging but
Two work To tLe best advantage.
WISCONSIN Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

TnE Bmp or ruz ToLuNG Bell. Among
tho highest wood, and deepest glena Of
Brazil. sound is sometimes heard, 50 sin-
gular that the noise seems quite unnatural;
it's like the distant and sol.mn tollins
Of a church bell struck at intervals This
extraordinary noi.a proceeds frpm the Ara
wonso. The bird sits at the top Of the
highest trees in the deepest ore'is, and
though constantly heard in the most desert
places, /, /, very rarely seen. Ii is impos'i-
bic To- conceive anything Of mJrc solitary
character than the profound ii cncc Of tho
wood, broken only by the metallic and al
most supernatural sound Of this invisible
bird, coming from the air and seeming to
follow wherever you 90. The Arawongo "
white. with a circle OF red around its eyes
its size is about that Of small pigeon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
PARIS ME- FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1886. OIL

r,..l b.cr" Now many allow twice the
amoun, ol food here indicated, and .nmo
even NOR, tlan that Why, | repeat, DO
w. encounter such wide drcrTlnci@-such
emphatic contradiction. l. practice and IT,
rc,al;.f II We allow las We no doubt
.hould-tiat there i' ulte' very great diff
frsucc iu 'h' nutr,ti'c "lue"i the i''d'
s;lll It doe, not met ih' f'S ncy o' 'h' case
by any means, Tor diH fn'' OF iwo'third'
would often h,rcquirrd " d' this, and such
n difference can never ih r''''y '''''. In
tie case Of oats, AMI oHrr It'd products
much may ani d'"h''''' '''.''' '''l'nn "l'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

WurwvuuEO EOrrIrnNas. Forum.
rlmul surfaces. common lime wh.,eva.h,
nrp'll carly en- ths sumo. uhsa 'hr uo,l
&, drg AND 'Nr rrc, ore, answer, o. rrd
rufrr.r aal ua'rruily.par,,.. .u prevent,
in. d.,tv. Eut vh'.~,h may .. render.
"a m1r, permanent, rclrs I-s frqr.n'
arr'.nt.,us. iru'rmuof zinc Cvu",lt.
r.1,l agi common al'ur a'l.d. The hl
uvin. particular direction. ur maxim. ta,
wa.h aud ur rr'urins % any ir,rah.
shade, air given in pcyuin;'s Country
Ilaus.,."
Take clean barrel H., will hold w1i.r
Poe tu,, it half a hu,h of qaigkhmr, AMI
slack it by pouring u,r &, boiling water
,uFeisu, o. cover il fnW or fvr iucar, deep.
tal ,,irrlu: it uu,il .akrl Wien qn',
.larsrl dissolve 30 lnratr, and adj two
pound, of ,u'p'a'o or tlc, aul one VI com.
u.n l',. which mly n had "a, any Of a.,
druggists. aud which J. i,v d1y' vii
raa.e rru',,.pa,h o. arden on ,hew'nl
work Ala sufficient vltr % bring It g.
a., consistency ot thietwhj'.wa'h.
T. make thc ahoy, yasn ol pleasant
cream color, uld .,y,llrw 9c'rc
Flr nau color. ALI 1 l's uuh.r lh
I..I.tr.r..l. uuI 10 lmrtllrE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Preparing Food Tor Animals,

Tho following c1mm'n-sr rcHurks on
Preparing feed, arr irum that cNcfllrn, Ag-
riulural nurnal, the Ohio Farmer, and arr
Commended 10 our rradgr. MS cJrrohorltirc
uf what We haze often urged
NJ. \. has lrum twenty e. CITY swine l."
iattru. Mr.. u has eight NJ ten bullncks t.
rrrrlrc lur the slaughtgr.housc. Mr. &.
he. one hundred wcthyrs. which be has con.
tractcd {, Mr r., the ascn, Tor the city
pur,cyor, ul IRISH mutton Thcso wcthcrs
arc % b, ia prime ORDER, and he i, toh, paid
an extra price. It they o,yrso gNcu weight.
Tbi- iall, TOO. corn 3, s.arcc, and will hc
hkly O. command a high prov. OF cour-c,
it d. the iu,rrrs, ct all Ih,-c rarIic-, to make
tL,r food x, as ar As rl,sihl,, that l., @,
make given amount ol i,,I produce the
greatest amount of q $50 and iat, on ,hc an.
im.l.. The question huw tI.t,mny De- done,
will involve the statement Of several puiu's
~ uuc uf tlc.r may o. ncv Q, our ,Hpsri-
cucci strgk.r,yd,r.. B4tas tHr hrs, ma
prlty OF farmers, especially young ones, may
MT have ,houglt oI all tag conditions Of 'hc
hi:ac-t success. ve vl,, .tat' sgtao thing
which az, qltt. Important
I. 10, at,,ars animals should h,c
< .d. ". al..umr alr, .ud llguiy ul it
= rugy .auu'I ,r allowed O. s.,t meet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

T.Is-usk liEus. Al kind. al a.r.s
'..l .. -atasr-. .u q ary aay, g..s a'-
lr- 20 vai.s iu n..ssll. u-tam 900 r.a-
Dies. ans .usP.ud t..ui iu a 4ry , airy I.aur,
u.la tla h.H--lls lYsnNar... NHru T.s-
i-st.y dry, wrap tue u,lieinai gr.s iu Ia-
isr. -rl kop tusm .rum tac a.r. r,ya 10
tlr Iray,s ui t.u-. which are O. Del u,,,l iu
e'ps,us. pound aud srii them lne, aul ss.p
us powder iu bottles, rlrssl up ugnt.
Illersimrr CO. journal.
DR. Page, Of Washington, d. e., ays
that hsrts should b. br.I,,d ~ crushed
while IN she gr-yn state, and then dried.
When - treated, they retain tleir color and
od0r fJr a grcat length Of time. tn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

~.rru-s, Tl>Fu vs. have ..-. o.
e..I Oh. November lul p..uHruuu..
.. t... Iar.r Why vr %, uas s.s.,'a Dc
rsa.r.y. see 3D. nos know. We slua.i
.,. o. -es every .s,-s, Or 90 contains much
valuable matter We ars E.ri 90 81, che
publishers pops o. ,uhr;. au4 ataer"i-a
Improve tae.r rp.r. Sc hops tagy W..,
.s amI Sustained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

A lady in Oregon, in writing to friend
in this city, says that the cattle IN that re-
gron live sach great age, th,ir owners have
u iasten long poles g. tie end OF taoir
horns, for The isrinlies 10 run oui on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

ISprrrSpHr. A subscriber writes to a
western editor, " | don't want your paper
any lons,r." To which t o editor replied,
+" wouldn't make it any lon;'r II you did;
1t. present. length suits ms 's'y we'll"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Special Notice

Agricultural Exchange ami crmuuria-
t.1n, Coz thi. department, SHOULD p, l,r.''-
q d" Oxford Democrat. p" South rris.Nr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Bt.lp~l.I. 1856.

T.Uw AND finwu CuTyEr. Tho iu-
rra,.n- r'sr.,, taken io T''u'ir r-ic1', and
1,-.culs.ra matter, in thi- country, IS a
h.re.ul -r-n. Tie -,ri.u>oi the wealthy,
E.l.I with ,Huer fruits aud beautiful llw-
,r.. and tUe uurs.ria- and ho;-hc!s or those
who make -4rIruin. husiUess, have sr1at'
Iy improved Train the vine. upon tie
sunny site OF your hous.--lis uP 'he little
Iatcly, by your do1r--rcar ibe irc,s anI
Vegetables. and nur-i the a1wcr'. Tier
irlsrinos will he at you windows, the birds
will o1ne and sing I, YOU, and the melun,
the plum, the pear. and lho apple viii be
in their season. Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Towv,ur. No. ., RAvaa ..

luNNflff, 10 DO RANCE
ONmgp CuuNY, MI, Nuy. H., 1856
EIiOr, Of %, B,r-I have heard that
the prospect OF a railroad direct from Boz
ton u Quebec has bcsn talked Of IN Ma,sl-
chu,rt,. pr several year. past, bat baiigyc
that u, exploration or examination " the
route ha. O, yet bcca made. Ny location
aud employment, l,r the p'st twenty years
will, perhaps, enable inc u give better
description OF the route that can be obtain.
ed until an exploration oI the wilderness in
Maine and Canada, through which isnccs.
ariIy passes. shall have bcon made.
Commencing at Boston, the route follows
the Boston AMI Maine Railroad to Rollins
ford. Il miles thence by the Gr.at Fall
and Conway Railroad, TO Union I,lias,, y
miles. thence hy the rnut' o. the last men-
toned roal to frycburs, Ne, about 10
miles: thence along the valleys Of the east
branch of the S,co River and Pleasant
River, to Wp.t Bethel The, two valleys
connect with each other wlth but - slight
elevation between them, aud present a very
good route. The distance from frycburc 90
West Bethel is about ~ mics. Thence by
the valley Of thc An6roscogsin River, on
the route OF the Grand Trunk Railroad to
Berlin Falls, Y. H., - miles thence con.
tinuin: along said valley Of the Andrrs'os-
gin to near UmbIs,s Lake, about2' m'Ic' :
thence hy the valley OF the MagalIoway
River to the boundary line between the
United state, and Canada. and 70 the Arnold
River. about - miles, thence by the valley
Of the Chaudieu River to Quebcc, about 100
miles, the whole distance $50 miles, OF
which tho Boston aud Maine and the Great
Fall. and Conway roads include ?' milo',
having 2,S mile. to b, constructed, Of which
10 miles are on the Great Pals and Con.
way Road.
/, will be seen that 2j miles will connect
the last mentioned road with the Grand
Trunk at West Bethel.
From West Bethel to the Boundary Line
the assent i. gradual, and no loss Of clcva'
ton is necessary, otherwise than for the
purpose Of shortening the distance. The
passage across the Boundary a, the head Of
Arnold River was not, believe, considered
Questionable by Col. Long, who made an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

letters TO a Young Farmer No 2

TT. .UT- l|r.Tn NUn Hl lIt It'' N.'''-'
which should gpsas, your attention, is thc
-,uin. out ol an orchard F'tcD years
may ,,,m % er,at period OF time TO a Young
man. Autitvill Ta,. away h.ur' hr i,awrc
OF it. and f.t-rn year, will seyur, god
orynnrl
IN rrlrl o. a lout1n, think tha, in
our latitude a southern exposure b, decided
lvue hr,t. although have .ecu excellent
orchard. iu Main. 900 a northern .'.g,. To,
strong north AMI west winds arc apt o.
shake % te 'ui, when cyvus.d uo lr.r.y
o. t.rm. u.r &, ihc fruit inclined o. 80 sp
we'll. A.1uthrrn exposure, th.n, boo ,he o.,
of a mll. forest or hm,a,u-., is tHc l,,t.
Rocky lauI. with a s,r0rsJ-p sol, ..murh
H.h.t .. .luI 0. inclined @, hr VI, sink
au uu8rrlr,iu through tae iparst part, .ul-
f-,ruty deep o, p.,w over &C. lau Will he
.arJrl,.I O. ss tac chang yGrytrI ~ such
a c.ur-c. If,hc land br t4ovgt, your trcos
vIl be vin,.rkl,,cl. ur assume a s'.u.d
growth Arr,-ros iyg % lcsT, and
m..',e ..I IaFrprr a I..re ui aud,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
A Pn.lrcad .rcm no,,on 10 Qpcbcc

TH' following letter containing 'ho r,utr
ur a railway FROM Boston to Quebec. viii.
wc arr sure, o. read with interest Tie
writer i, wei, known asa gentleman of great
ozrari'na, enterprise and Intelligence, nud
o., Surveyor nrI Engineer, h' isth1r1ush-
ly acquainted with ihr country Joe question,
and Of thr feasibility OF the proposed r1utr.
Whether such rual !, needed. or would
pay at the rr'ssa, time, l. aTr,h!cm Cor our
capitalist, who takes c'gniuucc Of such
matters, &, determine. The letter is as !ai-
lYV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
AgritultNral.
DARIUS FoRBEs. Edltor.

AIIfhr afts srH s,rrHsss rrrfs.HIH- f. H.T- Hf.
sfrsr', IrksI rr--.b.f, 1H. 1rr lHf.HRfr a glrs,t
81 ,ftb NerlraituTr.- -NoUi'uts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
N E w GOODS.

1O7E Yards Of Mohair DeBage, Popns, Hsuil.
%tc ton Il Paris's printed DeIanes, English
and French Merinos,
$50 yards Of Coored and Black Silks,
1875 ya,ds Ribsnas, Gimps, &c.
1900 yards Bleaehed and Unbleachei Shirngs
James. Pillow case and sheetings,
$50 yards Linseys, 4l00 yards Calico,
1900 yards Sanetis, Tweeds and Wool James,
900 yards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks,
IFS Blankets 500 yards Fannels,
French and English Cloths and Cassimerr. yesiings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and silk Cloaks and Maniles,
Black, Green, Blue, Brown snd Olive cioskings,
Sack Flannes. Silver Martin and Ceney Aimlets,
Swansdown.
Genuine Swiss Muslins. dotted Do
Goats, Pants Yests oyeTcoas, Cloaks, Gents shawls
aud shawl Pins, shirts, &c.
600 Hats and Caps, $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots,
Planished Oval Tcapots, and Coffee higgins and
oblong Egg Coolers, len and Twelve holes, Jspsnned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent or dash Leather, Plain and Twllcd, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths, three quarters 70
FIVE 9aslers wide. Scanning Cord, &c DC.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
$500 Pounds Sole Leather; French aud American
Calf Skins; Goat and Morocco skins Binding and
Cochineal skins and Boot TOPS; Home ienned Upper.
light and heavy aid Sole Leather Sparables Br ds
rheads No. 10, u, &c Brisiles Boo, Webb mud Eye
lets.
$500 Pound, Sugar, 5000 lbs. Coffee; ~ gallons
JAMES WEBB.
OL,o6er IL. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
10 THE PUBLIC.

VyHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that his Mills
are in first rate order for making Flour Of the best kind
and with despatch, having three pair Burrs running
anil can make 4 load Of Flour in few hours The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Rail Road
where the Flour can be put on and shippedo any mar
ke, desired Those from distance, coming early in
the evening" can have their Flour made BY the next
morning so that they can take 1t to the Rail Road, and
returning can get their ohal 10 take home, all the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will be paid for WHEAT BY
the subscriber at the Mills, or at Peter b. Rufns, IN
Hlllshorough.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October ~. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
uEe;;a,bo:i,s Senpiuo Preparations.
HELMsoLD's HIGHLY CONTAMINATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu
nTAiS, sAPg, ANN rFFEcTuAL RGMEnr

is A CERTAIN, sAFE, AND FfFECruAL RGMEhf
For Diseases Of he Biadaer, Kidneys Goqssi Dropsg,
Weaknesses Sscret Diseases Distractions, FemGe Com.
plants aud all other Diseases of the Sexual Organs,
whether IN Male Female, from whatever cause they
may have originated no matter OF how long standing
This popular and specific remedy isnow offered 10 the
afflicted and guan,eedto cure all The above complaints
II searches ou tue very roofs Of the diseases driving out
a The diseased fluids 81 The body thus removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA
NENT This medicine allays pain and inflammation
which Other remedies invantby cause aud be taken
with ess trouble and expense 10 patients. This naili-
BE remedy has saved thousands upon thousands fom
the hands Of Muciless QUACkS. ii not from premature
eraycs. III cases of injection, the Compound Buehu is
the only Article worthy of the least confidence of The a
flicicd in performing SAFE CURES. Il contains no
narcotic mercury, other injurious drug hut is pure
" VEGETARLE CoarosITIOS. II is very agreeable TO
the taste creates no peicephe odor and may be taken
by persons Of either sex without hineranee from bust.
ness or medical advice as plain drecsions for
company The medicine. Reader il you have any Of Tie
above complaints, 10 not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cure
Yourself and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MIST AND Will. PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and electually cures the mosl
yueni form Of secret diseases and eradcates every par
iice Of Infections matter from the system restoring The
patient 10 perfect state Of Health and Parity. And as
medicine which must benefit everybody, from The sim.
DIV delicate to the confined and despang invalid no
equal i 10 be ound acting both o. CURE and PRE-
yENTIVE OF any Of the above ailments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

VsHE subscriber takes this method Of informing bis
friends and the public generally. that he isearryine
on the Boo, and e.makng Business at his Tan Yard
in Orange county, N. o. twelve miles south Of Roxho-
rough, and twelve miles north Of Hillshorough. The
shop is conducted entirely by NJ, Asa N. Davis former
y Of Hillsboough, who atters himself, and those Tor
whom he has worked will hear him out in his opinion
that he can do as good work as any workman in The
State and on as reasonable terms and expeditions
a manner as any other workman 10 be found
All orders from distance promptly attended to. He
is now receiving large stock Of Northern Calls for
inaAi"s Do0'' 'h0es 80 w. II. PASS.
O
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
SOMETHING NEW
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The latest and grsGtti Discovery efMs Age.
r. HUNT would inform the public that he has open
IL ed rooms permanently ID Chapel Hill, where he
prepared TO execute these beautiful pictures N The
highest style Of the art. The Amhrntype is taken
Glass, and, unlike Dagueueoype, without being Fever.
sed Inc superiority Of this picture in point Of beauty
and durability has placed il al The head Of lie Fine
Ans. Il can be in any light without reflection, as
is free from the polish 81 ha silser plate; il cannot gel
dusty. and il is impersiou TO water sir acIds. and
Will last Tor ages.
Every lady and gentleman Is particularly invited TO
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather az
good as sunshine. instructions given 10 the art Of Am
Motyping, and Aparatus furnished.
L. HUNT.
March II. -29
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RALEIGH AND GAsroN RAILROAD.
Raleigh & Castor R. R. Office,
Raleigh, Feb, 8, 1856.

49, huItbHl r tHN y, IoUUs
4 s the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
completed to Charlotte notice is hereby given, that
goods produce brought down that Road intended for
over The Raleigh CASTOR Railroad, viii
be received BY this Company at,he North Caroline Rail-
road Depot in Raleigh, owned jointly by the two Com
panies and will be transported thence without delay or
extra charge and goods designed for the Western Me
chants and others along tina, Road, will likewise be de-
lyered at the same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except on way freight, which must be paid
in advance or on delivery Of the goods
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents Of
the Company 10 give satisfaction in thehapoitation OF
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 70 have
them distinctly Marked so that their destination may be
known r.. A. HAMILTON, President.
February l6. t26--
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New and Fresh Goods,

7rR GEnElEMlNs
,I,HE undersigned has just returned from New York
with full assortment Of Goods Tor GrnlIemens
wear. comprising
senonis. Bioley's and Dermon Massons
Broad Cloths. Velvet, Beavers aud other
Ovrr-coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres.
Velvet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
Nestings,
Resdy-made Clothing, and Furnishing Goods.
10 which he respectfully invites the attention 81 bis
friends and the public.
has the satisfaction o. stating. tina, bis selection Is
BY far The most perfect regards true lssle srssnes
and quality, Of any that he has before offered.
The etpsuence Il than twenty yrass has been
fully exercised f The teneh II his CUSTOMERS and bis
eans please il this Instance have already hsen fully
sustained hy the judgment q persons Of Lhown TASTE
anil capacity.
His stock Of Cloths were purrhsseJ resh imported.
from the fashionste and hest ssahlshst housrS
and for bic Ready made Clothing. hsih STYLE and
finish. he challenges the closest scrutiny.
AiI j. A, No. 4. And No. I o. Is promised, ~ no
psy required.
October 10. a--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
r T. MoYAL.

rTHE subscriber having removed bis Store TO he old
= stand formerly occupied by a. q. Murdoch. jus,
East Of the Court House, vii he pleased TO his old
friends and customers, and many new ones as may
choose TO give him call He promises. heretofore.
TO use bis hcs Efforts suit lhsm both in the price and
qualify o. Goods.
or The following articles win he isken in exchange
for Merchandise At the mslksl prices Wheat, Flour,
Com Meal Theshed Oats. Jeans. Lnsey. Striped Cot,
ton, Tow Cloth. Flax and Colon coih, Beeswsx Flax
Seed, Rags. old Castings &c &c.
p. b. RUFFIN.
FEBRUARY 90. 27--em
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-24
TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY

~
our common pasture ,oeeds remedy thai cures
Every Kind Of lumOrs;
from the worst scrOfRla down 10 common pimple
He has tried il in over 100 cases, and never failed
except in two eases, both thunder HUNGRY He has
in his possession over two hundred cert Gates OF
its virtue, an within twenty mesof Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nursing sore
mouth,
One to three bottles win cure the worst kind Of PIN
pies on the face.
Two 10 three bottles win clear the system Of Biles
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst canker
in the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 five bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
case Of Erysipeas.
the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt aud
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two 10 three hotties aie warranted 10 cure the worst
case OF ringworm.
Two TO three bottles warranted TO cure the salt
rheum.
Five TO eight bottles will cure the worst cases Of scro
fua.
benef, is always experienced from the frs, botile
and perfect cure warranted when the above quantity
Is taken.
Reader, peddled over thousand bottles Of this il
The vicinity Of Boston know the effect Of in every
case. SO sure as water will exlinguish FIRE, will
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known until discovered il in lsi6second, that il
should cure all kinds OF humor.
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