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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
OF HOW ARD LODGE, No. IS, I. o. o. F.
Located at Shelby, N. G.

Located at Shelby, N. G.
THE Trustees of Howard Lodge No. IS, l. o. o. F.,
i will open Female School in the town of Shelby.
the lst Monday in June next to be under the super
vision and direction of the Trustees
The most experienced and efficient Teachers have
been employed the design is to render it of the
best in the up country.
They have now in course of construction large and
commodous building, which will be completed this year.
The of instruction usually taught in similar in.
situations.
RATES OF TUITION:
photography. Reading, and Writing, per Session
Geography, Grammar, Composition. &c. 1000
Higher Branches, embracing Ancient Languages,
Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Natural and Men
tai fh'osoPhy' &c, l500
EXTRA STUDIES:
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar, per session. $4,000
Use of Instrument 400
Embroidery Drawing, Painting, &c. 1000
French 5000
Board can be had in tho best families on reasonable
terms.
: s SH Ss5 S $E5S5SHs Trustees.
Shelby, N. c., May IL, 1855. 43tf
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A New Map of North Carolina.
Jan. 90, 1885

'IHE undersigned are preparing, and will publish as
| soon as the necessary Surveys, &C., can be OBJ
tanned, New, Large and Complete MAP OF NORTH
CAROLINA five feet by three well engraved and finished
in the best style.
1t is admitted on all sides, that such work is a
great in State, ard it is in consequence
the frequent enquiries this sabect that the under
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this kind is that OF
McRea published in 1888 ard since then he Counties.
Towns Roads and Post-ofces have increased in num-
Der, and all works of Internal Improvements, with
small exceptions, been set on foot.
1t is intended that the New Map, now proposed to
be published, shall contan accurately laid down. all
Natural Features of the State the lnlets Harbors
Sounds, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks and Mountains, &c.
Also the public Improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plankroads, Counties County towns,
Post offices, Cities Villages, Postroads and Canals,
Colleges, Academies &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer CT 1855
WILLIAM d. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
In best Style, Gilt Rollers and First Impress
sions. $1,000
In Plain Style Black Rollers, 600
Information from any source, and which may be OF
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
received. All ations should be addressed to
VIM. D. COOKE.
Raleigh, September Is. sem
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The Real Estate of John O" luz OoWsL
Sharpe, deceased.
T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that A.
i drew Sharpe, Azariah Sharpe. james Scott -
children, are onresidents of this State but resd,
yond the limits of the same: 1t is therefore orGss
and adjudged that publication be made for six week,
the "Western Democrat" newspaper published in /
town of Charlotte, notifying said defendants be
appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess
to be held for the County OF Meckenburg, at the Con-
House in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in July p,l
then and there to make themselves defendants and I
plead, demur to this petition, or the as.
will be taken pro conlesso to them, and for hea1
Witness, w. X. Reid, Clerk of our said Court Al Y
flee in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in April, 1855 -,
in the 18TH year OF American Independence.
w. X. REID, ocs
May l9, 1855. printers Fee So Gv.
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vALUABLE
GRAIN AND COTTON LAND
FOR SALE.

FINHE Subscriber, having concluded TO remove west,
offers for sale the following valuable tracts oil
land, viz:
The Home Tract, which / now reside, containing
$50 acres more or less On this tract is n comfort
able and commodious dwelling house, gin house ana
,creW barn. stables and all other necessary out bnito
ings fine apple and peach orchard together with n
spring well of excellent water This tract contains
about 100 acres in cultivation well adapted to the
growth of grain or cotton high state OF cultivation
with the fencing out buildings all in thorough
pair.
net and Mclaughlin living on McAIpin's Creek,
tanning 20 acres. On this tract there is some very
fertile and productive bottom land.
The Bowdcu place, adjoining s. A. Davis and Lee
Manson containing l3O acres, lying on Nc Michaefs
Creek. This place also contains some valuable bottom
and mea dow land.
The Matthews and Potts places containing 10 acres
adjoining Mrs Wilson, Barnet and Dolby. great Por
ton of this tract woodland and No. cotton land IL
also has some bottom and upland Of an excellent qualify
10 cultivation This place has improvements and
for small farm would be very desirable.
To any person desrOus Of purchasing the above lands
offer mcnts-situatcd, they are, in the
midst of community peTyaded by decidedly m"ra
and religious influence, within two miles OF Morro"s
Turn Out the Charlotte and South Carolina X ilroad,
and len miles south of Charlotte These advantages,
added to s reputation foE health and the characl sc
fertility OF the soil in this region, make it most desra
bic riiyation.
The whole be sold together divided to suit The
pnrchaker. NY son. living with me will take pleasure
IN showing the land to any person dcsous of PuTchas
Ing. Terms liberal
d. NJ. McCULLOCH.
Nav 1e 1885 43tf
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BLACKSMITH
Well done or no Pay required.
=g-6 THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
kI6 lie, that he has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP
lyon College street, opposite the Charlotte & S. C..
Railroad Depot where he is prepared to all kinds
of Backsmthng, Horse Shooting, Repairing Boilers,
making Mill irons, sc.
All orders to J. r. HAND Messrs. Irwin, Higgins &
Co., my self will be speedily attended to. Refer Mr.
Glaze & Co., Palmetto Foundry, Columbia. S. C.
S. ]. PERRY.
march 2, 1855 32-6m
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.
.. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CHARLOTTE, ~ &.
Respectfully YOurSS

n HE unsettled business of Pritchard & Caldwell. for
j. 1854, has been placed in the hands of S w. Davis
fer collection nd settlement. Those indebted for that
year will be doing great favor by closing their Ac
counts diatcly have invariably cash to pay,
and Money now, ell must know, IS hard thing to
borrow"
PRITCHARD g. CALDWELL.
April 2, 1855 25F
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New Confectionery and Bakery.
]. & z. LoNERGAN

TAKE Measure in announcing TO their friends and
the public that they have just opened in the House
on Main street, doors east of the American hotel
Bakery and Confectionery Establishment.
Having secured the services of an BAKER
and thorough workman, they prepared to furnish
Bread. Cakes and every thing in their line OF the
most superior description. They have just opened
An Eztcnsire Variety Of
WEST OEl00A GRy1TS2
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES. TOYS.
FANCY ARTICLES Of eUery deserPtioH,
And indeed every thing usually found in their line
If desire to please, and reasonable terms will In
sure patronage they determined to have it.
J. & F.. LONERGAN.
January IS, 1855. 21-f
N. B.-l have sold my interest in the Grocery to
]. Lonergan. All persons indebted to the firm are
earnestly requested SETTLE longer indulgence can
not be given.
E. LONERGAN.
IAN &C. 1855
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
Wilmington, N. G.


THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now pre-
pared TO receive orders for Beam Vertical, Horizon
tai or Oscilating Steam Engines, High Low Pres
sure, and adapted to all Circular Vertical and
Portable So Mills complete; Pumps Mining Machine
ry, Grist and Flour Mills complete Parker, Turbine
and other Water Wheels, Equpping of Steamers, Car
Wheels and Axcs Horse powers of various patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines; Rice Thrashers
Single Machines Shating, Pullies, Hangers, Gears,
and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, including
Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe Bridge Castings, &c,
&c. The Company would respectfully invite attentl In
IL their styles and patterns of Railing, which may be
at their office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers, Water inks,
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
separate department and force will be kept for
pairs, where work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered either
the of the Wilmington Name chester Rail Road
the Wilmington Il Weldon Rail Road, in fats at
the Company's wharf, free of charge.
Having large facilities, the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere, North or South,
and prompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise E regard to plans
and designs for mills their furniture, and for
chinery generally, willingly answered. All orders
communications tobe addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Agent.
March o. 35-tf
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Citrate Of Magnesia.

A FRESH Of this celebrated refreshing Aperi-
- snt, just opened BY
SCARF & co.
Fsb le, 1855. Soft
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Fresh Spices.
DEPPER-whoe and ground.
i ALLSPICE-whole and ground.
CINNAMON, q" -
CLOVES,
GINC ER-Race and jamaica whole and ground
NUTMEGS; Mace; Mustard in !, and lib. Tins,
Just received by SCARR Il CO.,
NH 30 Druggists.
Fresh Supply Just Received,
A LCOHOL,
n Burning Fluid,
Camphene, No. l,
Turpentine,
Linseed Oil, IN. CO.
For Sale at
SCARF & CO.'S,
Feb 20 Charlotte Drug Store.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06

tight pants and hoge gcatees, CON,
m Snctd his speech by telling the au.
dience hat she had been Democrat
all his lile--lhat the Democratic party
was the party OF his ialher-that he
had abandoned their principles because
they had become corrupt At this
juncture of the speech some man in
The crowd bawled out "good!" This
was quite. unexpected; and many good
wings and honest men felt the blood
BOIL in their veins, and the faces Of
more than one showed too plainly that
the STRIPPING had got into the wrong
locality, to thus, in open day, declare
himself a Traitor in the sight Of God
and citizens OF Yinton, then present.
We pittied this Medina Attorney that
he had no more respect for his ances.
tors than 10 turn traitor to their princi,
pies, merely for office! Wonder who
that man was that so signally endorsed
this YOuth'S treachery by the exclama,
tion of "good?" We have some spec.
linens Of treGchery in politics too
near home to endorse it up in Medi
ma county. We, with many others
became disguised with the raitorisn
'Iuf this speaker and left.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
Assault and Battery.
State
CHASE MASS MEETING.

The Fusionists, with a large pre-
ponderancy of Abolitionists, are hold
ing their meeting in the Court House
whilst we are penning this article
The meeting is small considering the
immense exertions made to drum it up,
We called in abou! the close Of a speech
made by man by the maine OF Hon.
TON, who said that several provisions
OF the present Constitution of Ohio
"were enormous mistakesH-that "the
principles Of Taxation were all
wrong'--that we 'wanied more banks.
We thought on this subject he spoke
according 10 his own interests, as we
were told he was one of the stockhold-
ers of the old GalIipolis bank, that
swindled the people out of thousands;
or perhaps he wishes more OF the same
kind OF Indiana paper that We had
bio wed up in the past six and twelve
months--a few more Circleville banks,
dc. Perhaps his hearers appreciated
his remarks, Gut we concluded ne was
one Of the most consumate demagogues
that we ever had the pleasure Of hear.
ing.
Among his closing remarks he said,
"as True Republicans, let us follow up
the wise policy Of little Massachusetts,,
and not follow up the idle Whim-,chdmS
of county and ale-house politicians. -
We suppose he alluded to policy be-
fore spoken of--that as the State OF
Massachusetts, had extended the right
TO vote to NEGROES, that we in
Ohio should do the same thing; and
"idle country politicians" are small
potatoes since he was elected last fall
TO The Big Congress.
Mr.. STANLEY now introduced to the
meeting sfopisb-lookinge individual,
with very tight pants and large goatees,
by the name of KlMsALL, who, MIR.
STANLEY said, was a candidate Tor
Attorney General. This ding in the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, the
Board of Managers aud members OF
the WntOn County agricultural So.
ctcty met in Macarthur, September lSl.
The meeting was called 10 order by
The President, B. P. Hewitt, who de.
livered his inaugural in a brief and
pertinent manner, thanking the society
Tor the honor conferred, and showing
the necessity of the united action ot
the citizens Of this county for the pur.
pose OF carry out the object OF this in.
Slitution.
Ga motion of A. Boutwell,, a com,
mittee was appointed for the purpose
OF leasing or purchasing Fair Ground;
whereupon L. G. Brown, John Rob-
bins and E. F. Bingham were appoint
ed by the chair as such committee.
MIR, E. Waltz submitted a PROPOSE.
tion to lease a FAN Ground for a Sc.
ries OF years to the Agricultural Soci-
ETY. OF Vinton county in consideration
that said society fence said ground.
On motion, the above proposition
was recommended to the favorable con.
sideration Of the committee appointed
Tor the purpose of leasing or pUrchas.
ing a Fair Ground.
On motion, committee was ap'
pointed to procure grounds Tor the FaiI
Tor the present year. l.. G. Brown
E, Waltz and A. Boutwell,.
On motion, the first aforesaid ap.
pointed committee wele required to re-
port at the next annual meeting OF thi;
society, and the next committee to re-
port TO the Board Of Managers within
twenty days from the present time.
On motion, Mr.. Pearly Brown wa!
, elected Marshall at our next annua
Fair,
On motion, the following persons
were appointed Awarding Committee
to adjudge premiums Tor the presen
year;
CLASS -A-CATTLE.
Messrs. Jones, (Gillespiesville, o.,
Jno. H. Davis, (Richmondale, o.,
Charles Morris, ( Lee, Athens co., o.
CLASS B-No. l-d0RSES.
! Washington DenniSon, Dan'l Wal
Ter, Chas. Traphagen.
CLASS-B--No. 2-JACKS & MULES
John Robbins, A. W. Boutwell, an
Henry Brown.
CLASS--C-SHEEP.
VIM. Tissue, Thos. M. Bay, Wm
F. FELTON,.
CLASS-D-HOGS.
John Swepston, John Wyman an
Robert Sage.
4 CLASS-E-POULTRY,
E. F. Bingham, Jno. P. Plyley an
E. A, Bratton.
| CLASS-F-IMPLEMENTS
John Morrison, Hiram Denning
Abraham johnson, Peter Hoop, Wnl
IGold. - ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
IFot the McArtllnr De.nocnl.l
nrEow Goes The Rntilelo

- - -~NN+'f az -~aNNfHNs
This is a question which every
Democrat, every lover Of freedom and
of this Union, should at this time mos!
candidly and earnestly ask with refer
ence to the present political canvass.
Are the Democratic watch.fres all
kindled? Are the people of our coun-
Ity fully and generally advised of the
importance of the issues before them I?
Is it generally understood that if Sal.
mon p. Chase and the fusion party
succeed in this election that negroes
will be allowed the privilege of voting,
while laws will be enacted practically
denying white men who happen not to
have been born in the United States,
whether naturalized or not, from the
same privilege? The Know Nothing
Abolilionist Legislatures OF Massa.
chusetls, New Hampshire, and Maine
have done these things; what better
can we expect oil Know Nothing
Abolitionist Administration in Ohiof
Besides, we may plainly infer that il
was a part of the bargain between
Chase, Giddings & Co., on the parl
of the Abolilionists, and Tom Spoon.
er and others on the part of the Know
Nothings, when they formed the tu-
sion on the 18th OF July last, aud dub
bed 1t the "RepubIican party" that il
success crowned this unholy alliance
, the privilege Of voting should be ex-
tended to negroes, The Abolitionist:
always advocated this; and they now
boast that il Chase and his gang are
elected they will consumate theil
schemes. 1t is said that the fuglcrS &
tcire, workers of the old whig party in
& about Nc Arthur, after having almost
unanimously joined the Know Nothing
order last fall, are now ready to vote
} the Chase ticket, and that every effor
: will be made by them to boot, spur and
drive every Old Line Wing and X,
Nothing into the support OF the fusior
ticket. ltr'mi IS to be seen whether
the honest voters of Vinton county
T will suffer themselves to be driven and
dictated by halt dozen Know Moth.
ing Wing FusionistS about Macarthur
into the support ot men and principle!
S that they utterly abhor and detesi.-
We think the fuseeS in Vinton county
q will find Jordan hard road to travel,
Blu; said the immortal Jefferson, "Eter.
E nal vigilance is the price of libertyp
Then let every Democrat, let every
: Wing, and every friend OF his coun
I try'S laws and Constitution, be active
! and vigilant from this until the 2nt
, Tuesday of October. Let no man la,
! on his oars thinking his neighbor vii
e do the work. Let every man do hi
e duty.l Talk with your neighborS--rea
S son with them-show them the evil
: and disgrace which will result from
D giving the fusionists control of ou
t State and county see that all are post
e ed, and that all 60 to the polls, an
: there is not the least doubt but fror
6 and after the 2ud Tuesday of Octobe
: next, FuSiOniSm will be known n
d more in Vnton county at least. X.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
CLOTHING an WHOLESALE.

We call the attention of merchants,
furnace proprietors, and dealers to the
advertisement OF HAMPTON & CAMP
BELL in this paper, and fully endorse
the following from the Buckeye State
as we have known these gentlemen for
years:
"Messrs. H. 6 G. have, for many
years, been known and recognised by
the business men of the country, as
among the most enterprising and hon.
orable Dry Goods dealers in the Iron
City. OF course, their long expert
ence in this kind OF business will prove
beneficial to the purchasers in the GER
tainty OF obtaining sound and sub.
stantlal article for Ready use; whilst
all who have heretofore had the good
fortune 10 deal with these gentlemen,
knotc that they have always been sound
on the great popular principle OF the
Iday--lOw bills. The Ready made
Clothing business in this country i:
rapidly becoming one OF the most i'm
portant branches OF trade. MisShaper
cloth, without stitch or seam, does moi
appear 10 meet the demands OF the
moving million. We are a fast, pro.
gresslve, pushing, steam.propeIiinl
people, hence the necessity for fast rail
toads and ready made clothing. SenC
on your orders to Hampton q Camp
bell, No, SO, Third Street between
| Wood and Market. PiItshnrn. Pa. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
Suicide,

On :he 2nd inst Mrs. RACHEL PIEncE
oil Swan township, in this county, who
has been in very bad slate of health
Tor some time past, committed suicide
by hanging herself with strip of mus.
lin on cherry tree near her late dwell.
liGg.house. We can learn of no cause
Tor the act. Esq. SwEPsroN held al
inquest upon the body, and the verdic
was, death caused BY her own vol,
untary act"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
PROBATE COURT.

This Court commenced its Septem>
Der Term last Monday, with a num-
Der of cases on the Docket; and the
business was dispatched by Judge
HEwITT with accuracy and In very
satisfactory manner 10 all concerned,
in the case OF
Us. Assault and Battery.
Caleb Harms.
The Jury returned a verdict O.
"Guilty Of an ASSAULT" when tht
Court assessed Gne ol one dollar anC
costs.
rs; ( Petit Larceny,
Ro5t. Baily.
The Jury in this case returned q
verdict of "not guilty." and the de
fendant was discharged.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
C1Ass-G--MlNrRAL PRopucrs.

CLAss-G--MINERAL PRoDucrs,
J. R. Brown, David Jones. Cyrus
Newkirk, Reese Thompson and Solo.
mon Isamiuger.
CLAss--H--DoMEsTIo MANUFAC RS.
Mrs. Mary Richmond, Mrs. B. P.
Hewitt, Mrs. Fl. Denning, Mrs, E..
F. Bingham and MIS-. VIM. Tissue.
CLAss--I--FIELD CRops.
John Rankin, Lewis Clark aud Jno.
Dowd.
CLAss-J--HoRTlcULrURE.
Joseph McKinniS, Thos. B. Davis,
A, Wolf.
On motion, two Discretionary Com
miuees, each consisting of five per-
sons, were appointed--D. D, I Hard,
James Gibbons, George Johnson,
Wm. S. Wilson, j. S. Hawk, one
Committee. Miss Martha Murdoch,
| Miss Eliza Richmond, Miss Rebecca
Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Briggs, Miss
Helen French, the other,
On motion, committee of one III
each township was appointed TO solic-
it members 20 this society; and the re.
upon, the following persons were ap,
lpolnied such committee:
George W. SisSon, Madison TIP.
John Robbins, Clinton
William Radcliff, Vinton
A. w. Boutwell,, Elk
VIM f. FELTON,, Wilkesville "
&mn Swain, Harrison
eNnj. M. Walker, Eagle
Nhn Kinney, Jackson "
Pseph Wilson, Richland "
David Johnson, Swan &"
James Gibbon, Brown "
J. j. Allison, Knox "
l. On motion, the proceeding of thi'
meeting be published in the McAth
ur Democrat and Mineral Region
Herald.
The following resolution was unani
mousIy adopted:
Resolved, That this society are il
favor Of having a public address oil
the day OF holding the Annual Fair
and that j. P. PIyley, E. A. Bratton
and o. 7. Cunning are a commltte
Tor the purpose oil procuring the orato
Of the day.
When, on motion, meeting adjourne
sine die.
B, P. HEWITT, President.
! o L. CUNNING, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
Democratic Mass Meetings.

Hon. John A. Corwin, Hon. J. w. Taylor
and others, will adress the Democracy as fol
lows:
Jackson, Tuesday. September %.
Macarthur, Wednesday, September 26,
Pomeroy, Thursday, September 27.
GallIpolis, Friday, September %.
IrontOn, Saturday, September 20.
By order Of the
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06

Ladies GaseHe-Devoted to the
Fashions Of Paris, London and New
York, by Frank leslie, No. II,
Spruce street, New York. Terms:--
Twenty-Five cents each, or $3,OG pei
annum.
This work should be in the hands
OF every lady Of family at least. 1
surpasses any thing OF the kind in the
Union; and when we reflect that i
takes just as long to make clothes with
out either fit or fashion, we canno
divine why it is that our friends dom
subscribe. The draft for a lady''
dress in the August number is worth ihc
subscription price.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
PCLlTICALNIEETING.
A WHIG VS.. CHASE.

We are requested to state that Gen
It. WoRrHlNGroN will address the
True Hhigs OF Macarthur and vicin'
ity on this Thursday evening, at 6
O'Clock, on the present position OF the
Vino PARTY; and, if possible, save
the party from being swallowed up by
Sambo. The public generally are in'
vited 10 attend.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06

CouNsEL.-But few of the reading
public are aware how continually an
editor is called upon to advise his pat
rons on every subject, from politics to
the breed Of cattle. Through the
whole range of our duties none has
perplexed US more than to tell our
readers what 10 take for a cure when
they are sick. Hitherto this has been
a severe trial to all our skill, but i! will
not be hereafter. We have been TAX
ing, and have seen the evidence from
others that have taken Doct. Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL and Cathar,ic Pills.
They need but a slight trial to con.
vince the most sceptical how far they
are superior to the other medicines we
have had in use. They have one sim
gle property of great Importance to the
sick an that is they cure Boston
Herald.