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DOCKET MAPS,

DOCKET MAPS,
AT TAYLOR & MAURY'S.
De Cordova's Mp Of Texas; Colton's Town.
Wisconsin Cslton's Map Of Europe; Kansas q
Nebraska, with maps; Dis'uTnell's Map Of Cali
fornla and ~ W Mexico; Meyer & Minden's Sec.
tional nap OF Minnesota; Colton's Guide Book
throIgh tie U g; Appieton'a Southern and
Western Guide; also, Maps Of al TIE States, at
TAYLOR e. MAURY'S,
feb IL Book store ne IN Oh NJ
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the resolution of Mr.. Rusk referring to
the Judiciary Committee the credentials Of
the Hon Graham N. Fitch, Senator elect
from Indiana, with the protests of sundry
members Of the two Houses Of the Indiana
Legislature on the subject, was further de.
bated by Messrs. Toombs, Toucey. Rusk,
Green. Seward, Butler. Crittenden, Hale
Trumbull, Thompson of Kentucky, Pugh, Bay.
ard and Fessendeu, ere it was agreed to
They next proceeded to the consideration Of
the bill providing for the survey Of the Ohio
river and ita principal tributaries, which was
debated by Messrs. Bigler for it, and Jones of
Tennessee, against it.
Mr. johnson moved to lay it on the table
not agreed tO-yeas Is, nays "a.
It was then further debated by Messrs
Green and Butler against il, and Pugh and
Crittenden for it, and then, the said bill hav
ing been laid aside, sfter the transaction of
some other business they adjourned.
In THE House, the debate in the Committee
Ct the Whole was continued by Messrs Boyce,
Granger, Mllson, and Kennett on the subject
before them-the Tarif-by Mr. Kelly in re-
ply to the late Know Nothing speech Of Mr..
Akers, and by Mr. Davis, of Mass la defense
of the fisheries interes. of his Stata-the said
debate extending over a recess, (from until
Up
At 20 minutes to Q p. IA, the Committee
rose, and the House Jjourned.
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TIE GREAT FREsHhrs-Ths damage done
by the late great foods is immense, and in its
widespread extent exceeds anything expert.
enced in this country since 1919. In our telc.
graphic column will be found variety of late
particulars ~.
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feb 3.tf
~vATIVNAL INAUGURATION

BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
non Thompson, Major VIM w Russell,
Hon George f Pugh, RI Nevin,
Hon CLANCY Jones, DIV Mahon.
Hon O Faulkner, A Stouphtop,
Hon Jno Phelps. Chas w Welsh.
The subscribers to the National Inauguration
BAN are requested TO leave at the stationery store
OF VIM Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania venue,
the names and places Of sidence Of the ladies OF
their families for whom cards Of invitation are de-
sired, or transmit them through the post once to
me1of VIM. w. RUSSELL, Chairman Of the &C m.
mittee. ~ @.85s 1881. /, = {. .FIsl 81 : +
A subscription book may be found q the store
Of Mr.. Bsyly VIM. w. RUSSELL,
Jan W.o0 n 81. "a ChaiyRsl.
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sIBBs's HAIR MANUFACrORY,

Fenn. arerse, betrssa eta and Iotk streets.
w Bandeaus, Frzzed Rollers, q D., always N
hand, and made to order at q few hours notice.
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Sham ooned, DC /, IN the n oet
complete manner All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and Eng ish houes
No 3os Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. B Hair work repaired or taken In e..
change. feb 1l-am
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EA COURSE OF LECTURES ON
49, SYRIA AND TIE HOLY LAND, hy
Rev RALsKY CUNNING, or Baltimore, at the
SSEMRLY'S CHURCH. corne. Of Massa-
cnuset,s avenue and Finh street, february 18th,
18Th, 2Gh, I'D, and 18th
Thee Lectures (fye In number,) will furni.h
descriptions OF syria end The EoIy Land made
fiom o6servetion by the Lecturer when travelling
In the East, and will be illustrate by large Tran
sparencies, presenting accurate views Of all the
most Important localities described Exercises
will commence at half pat o'clock
ilcke.s Tor the course, 81; 81 gle Lecture 25
cents Tickets can be had at the pfincIpaI Boot +.
stores In the city, and at the door Of the Church
feb It-W SMITH
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtmsnt.-On yesterday, 10th February,
there were OF Treasury warrants entered on
tho books Of the Department
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n GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
M BALL The Boone Rias Corps would
specially inform their friends and the citizens
OF Wa hington generally that their Sixth An
nuai bail VIII he given on The evening, Of the
Sd March, at AHAcosrIA HALL
Parti u airs In future advertisement. By order
OF the Corps. JOHN RUSSELL,
leo lu.5t Secyetayy
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EShCADENY OF MUSIC, Corner 18th
80 street and Penn. avenus.-kir. f. N
CkOUCH'S Historical, Biographical Sketches
ana Readings On the Science and Progress Of
Musl nd the works Of the,earlv ma sers copously
II nstrated Second Of the course, commencing
THIS wednesday, EVENING" at o,clock.
and continuing until further notice every w
desdaV, at the Hall Of the Institution, for the
benefit ard instruction Of the pupils. Miss BKAsa
VIII preside at the Piano Fore IL
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VyAsHINeroS. Ian 10 "a


HST. +. COUFFMAN: DkAR SRI
G>-i.A received your letter Of the 9th instant
and was much pleased you ware well, and ] was
glad to heare my friends are also, in the West
Please inform them I am yet ct Mr. Browns Ho-
tel, ne Marble building, and People are leaving
there k9Des al the Patient Office
Yours respectfully,
lt$ Cnte) r. r. GARNSEY
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NLIBERTT AND rHE UNION The
49, Liberty Club Will give their Third
strand Cotiiion Party, at1BMPKRANCR HALL on
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1857
Tick Is FIFTY CEN rs admit ting Gentle
man ard Ladiee,'O be had Of any OF the member.
OF at the door On the evening Of the Party.
feb 10 -1wH
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EATTENTIUN, NATIONAL GREYs-
n r. You are hereby notified to attend an ad =
III journed meeting Of the Company, on WED.
" W NESDAY EVENING, February llth at 7
o'clOcS, al the ATGoiy. Business In connection
With the Inauguration OF the President ect, will
be lid &c fore you FOR your consideration Let
every omcer and member be at this meeting By
oIle Of LEM. Towers, Captain:
feb IU-2tH X. GRIMES, Sec
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w MED. TAG HIGHEST PRICES
W paid In cash for Old Silver, At HOODS ST.
yer Ware Mandatory, 33s Penn. avenue, nesr
YIN sueet. .. a.E dec 20
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tJkOFlTABLE AND HONORABLE EN-
= fLOfMENT FOR THE WINTER.-Pes-
sons In town or country In search Of employment
as source OF Income, or to all up their letsnie
hours, may near Of su b by enclosing two stamps,
70 pay postage, to Professor JAMES T. HORNE,
BOX No 4 ISL New York Post Once The en-
ployment Is fitted TO either staten In LIE In
material. II IL an article Of daily consumption,
and can be manufactured In any persen's dwell
ling; secured by copyrighti sales as perrsn. Mt
unjea. no jsn p-lm !
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~ SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION =

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION -
~ Course Of Lectures to be given by DR. u
hElD, Il. =. + C., Oh the 90 Progress Il
Architecture Ia relation 10 Ventilation, Warming
Fire proofng, Acoustics, and the per,
arel preserva ion Of Health" The e lecture Will
be gwen on w ednesday, February 18th, Friday
y h, Nd 1nday 10th, Wednesday 18th, Friday Goth,
Mondey 2}d, "wednesday 25:b Friday 27th, com.
ntncing at quarter before O'Clock Feb IL
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A HOUSE WANTED "A GENTLEMAN
IA desires TO rent comfortable and Convenient
two-story, furnished Brick House, within two
blocks or 50 Of Penn avenue, between ID and lsth
streess. BY applying to the Editor Of the Star
The address Of the advertiser can be ascertained.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE, AND
N Of p'epossessing manners and appearance,
having just returned from California wishes to
form Ecquai.t an with young lady Of good lite.
rarv tas.e ana education, and cqusiafed with
household aft .irs Wealth no OF fet Dsgper-
reotypes exchanged snd all letters strictly cor e.
DENTAL Address "Herbsrt Stanley" Box $40
Washington City P.O feb 1l-1
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sTHE FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF
H>-SA the Ladies Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, now being held In SchEe'der's Building,
south side Of Pc m avenue, between 10th and In
streets, VIII continue during the present week
Some Of the ladies will be present during the day.
from 2 p IT to dispose Of articles to those VINO
may wish tc purchase and who cannot make II
convenient to attend at night feb o.St
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~wHAT WE WANT TaE PEOPLE

wHAT WE WANT The PEOPLE
~ TO KN0W!-H0 USES FURN.
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commences Housekeeping t. bear In mind
that the first. second, third shd fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed TO
CABINET FURNITCRE and House furnish
ing Goods generally, 10 which ve respectfully
invite The attention Of those In want II sarsains
Houses furnished throughout vi every article
In the house keeping line vRRI cHHAf ZOE CASE,
or to purctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HcusBEEz7sR's EnPoRIyN" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qsiol SALES aad small preffs."
BONTZ q COOMBS,
dec I'm It'll street. between and X.
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EsORPHAN'S FAIR THE FAIR 10,
49, IT. Joseph's and st. vincent,s Male a I'd
Female Orphan Asylums, will be opened TO-
MORROW EVENING, 10Th instant, al o,clk,
81 Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between oh
and 10th streets feb Off
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS
~ INSTITU TIE "A meeting OF the Me.
tro Titan Mechanics' Institute will be he d IN
Ace mems Room, City hau, THIS (Wednts.
day) EVENING, at7tS O'Clock Members are
resrectfully requested 10 attend
II THOS. g MA6RunER Bee Sec
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WANTED.-A NURSE, WHO Is FULLY
W competent to tabe charge Of a young child
Good references required. Apply at the Navy
fa'd tate. feb III -2tawtf
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SNOTlCE.--ALL PERSONS ARE
e>A hereby warned not TO purchase or receive
any prcmissarv note drawn by Elizabeth Bra.den
20 the order OF D. r. 2 Hazard, as payment Of
the same " III be contested
MARGARET LYONS,
FEB 9-1w$ Adm inlstTatriN Of f. Brai6fn
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LECTURE.-COL. IRWIN WILL
- lecture on THURSDAY EVENING,
the 18th Inst at Columbia Hall Subject-"Tbc
Union and the Constitution rs It :s.' FreaC.
mittance. feb 1I-9.a
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The Cape Fear River improvement The
action Of the House, on the day before yester.
nay, on the effort of Mr. WinsIow to obtain
the consideration Of the bill to prosecute the
removal Of the distractions in the Cape Fear
river, placed there for defence during the Rev.
olution by the American commander, we re-.
gard as involving the certainty that tie bill
cannot be got mp during the balance of the
session, and Is therefore dead for the time be.
ing The wonder to US is, that Mr. Winslog
came so near a triumph at this stage of the
session; for a change of three votes would
have given the bill the two-thirds vote re-
CURED to bring 1t before the House 1t, how
ever, shows wha. perseverance, and constant
attention on the part OF member will accom-
plish
supreme Court yesterday No. Al Ho-
ratio N Slater, plaintiff in error, rs Charles
Emerson. In error to the Circuit Court of the
Sni'ed states for the district Of Massach usst's.
Mf Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of
the Court, reversing the Judgment Of tba aid
Circuit Court with costs, and remsndino ths
cause with directions to award a yeuirs So;ss
de novo. 0 iaoias
No 2a4; I. N. Clark, appellant, as. II G
CLARK ct al: Appeal from the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the district of Nsw
hampshire, On motion of Mr.. Reverdy John.
docketed and dismissed, with costs. "A'
No. 255. In the matter Of Ferdinand Clark
a bankrupt. Appeal from the Circuit c burt
of the United States for the district of New
Hampshire. On motion OfMr Reverdy John.
son, of counsel for the assignee, this appeal
was doeketed and dismissed, with costs
No. 81 The United States, appellants, Us.
Domingo and Vincents Peralta. The argu.
u emit Of this cause was commenced by Mr..
Gillet for the appellants, and continued By
Nj. BIB for the sppsusss. Adjourned. /
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ECONCERT FOR THE POOR ANU
~ competent amateur lnstrume taIist vii
ling or DESTROYS to join the regu ar orchestra for
the Concert to take p ace on MONDAY, the i6tb
instant, are respectfully invited to leave their
names ard address at the ACADEMY NJ Wpsin D,
Pa avenue, over Farnham's Bookstore
WM. H. PALMER,
leo osu COnductor
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nLD BOURBON WHtsKEY.- HAVE
" just received ten barrels Old Kentucky and
Bourbon Whisky; part Of which u very old and
Superior r w. TwEEDY.
feb III lweo Pa av., near 10th Ut south side.
SCOTCH ALE. MUIR & SONS SPARK
~ ling Edinburgh Ale. a genuine article For
sale by ROBT w. TWEEDY,
Pa Az bet sth and 10th SITS south side
feb -1weo
QIRD CAGES, DOOR MATS, BAUSH Ks
II Books, Cabas. Purses, PerfumeIy. &o.. &C. /,
at MCLAUGHLIN cos
feb IL 50, bet eth and 9th
John r. ELLIS, ; b Pennsylvania ave Z.
y nue., between 9th and 10:h, four doors from the
corner CT 10Th strest, the most extensive whole
sale and retail Piano Forte, Music, aud Musical
Instrument Establishment In Washington city.
feb IL
SALkNfBNES! VALENTINO
WHOLESALE ANb RETAIL
Frem One Penny - twenty Five Dollars
at the Great Fancy Store Of
j. MCLAUGHLIN q CO -, NO 20,
feb II between 9Th and 9th streets.
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RSATIOSAL
NJ WESTERN TELEGRAPH
Ghtce $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Orer GtlndH'S DYHg Store, near 7tt ytyes.

THIS LINE HAVING BEEN REBUILT
during the past season, is now working with.
ont interruption, and offers the cheapest aid most
direct Geographic communication to the West.
Northwest, and Southwest feb &eolm&
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w Servant Must bring good recommeuda.
| tions apply at $50 Il street, corner Of 18th
feb 10-i tt
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- INAUGURATION BALL-THE
M Highlanders will give q grand Inaugu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENlN6, the 18th OF March As the
Committee Of Arrangements will be com posed In
part OF our best citizens to aid the Ofcers Of the
COMPANY, the public may rest assured that noth-
Ing will be left undone on their part to secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence. Tickets-TWD DOLLARS
jan IL W&S1lt Bv order of the COMMITTEES
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Wants.

WANTED. ONE GOOD SADDLE AND
w Harness hand. Steady employment and
COED wages given Apyly TO II. 8 JOHNSTON
Penn avenue, between and 9th streets. No.
AT, 80
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY "A WOMAN
w who can come well recommended as good
Cook, Washer, and Ironer Also a comreten
Nuise Apply atiS, corner Of X and 1lth streets
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WANTED ser, 600 WANTED ON FIRST
w class 6Tound Rents, on Be nd and ortgsR
aud first class Real Estate In the central part OF
the city
Also, for sale, several meden built 2, ,, and
story Brick Houses Also, several to Rent A..
SO. rst class Farm Of $50 acres. highly cuiiva-
ted, within six miles Of this city, In Virginia
LEVY, Wine. Liquor, and Cigar and Groce.
~ store, No. 81 Penn. avenue, opposite the
Natinoal Hotel. feb n a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-11

A YOUNG LADY FROM PARIS WISHES
"A to find Situation In a School or private
emily, to teach Music and French Apply at
SIS Maryland avenue feb 10 2&
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W. TED.-A WOMAN TO DO THE
w Hcusework, Washing az d Ironing of a small
family 1Iquireat No 4l ith street, opposite the
JAIL feb lo-9t&
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
WESTERN DEMOCRAT.
SQQCHARLOTTE.0 .00~
SOLD AGA1N."--A NEW DODGE.

Last week the Schr. r. W. Brown, from
New York, arrived at this port. with an as
sorted cargo. Among the numerous Bills
of Lading were two, signed for two boxes,
marked B x D, Kingsville, N. c., and B &
NJ, Kingsvile, N. C.-shipped, the former
by Treadwell & Co., and consigned to Nor
gan & Smith-the latter by Gilbert White
& Co., consigned to Smith & Grey, ''to be
delivered in like good order and condition,
with expenses on the boxes amounting to
$13,75, according to custom. This amount
of expenses was prepaid in New York, by
the Agents of the line, to be collected of
upon delivery of the goods.
The vessel was discharged, the two boxes
stored in warehouse and advertised at own
er's risk and erpense.
Suspicion was aroused from the fact that
the boxes were very light. and the packages
were opened, and on examination the con-
tents found TO be, what would you suppose,
only Saw dust. We do not know whether
there be such parties as Treadwell & Co.,
or Gilbert White & Co., in n. York-at this
place there are no persons doing business
under the name of Smith & Grey, or Nor
gan & Smith. 1t is plain that some person
has swindled the vessel out of S13 IS, for
which the vessel has value received to the
full amount of two pine boxes and one bushel
of saw dust.-HI. Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

health was proposed by the French Embas-
sador, and drank with enthusiasm, shortly
after which both bride and bridegroom left
for Mentmore, the seat of Baron Meyer de
Rothschild, in Buckinghamshire. rDis-
raeli then proposed the health of Baron
James de Rothschild, aud Lord John Rus
sell that of his colleague the Baron Lionel.
More toasts followed, and in the evening a
grand ball was given, at which there was
brilliant attendance of the aristocracy and
beau monde.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

CRryoLINE.-The term crinolinc is de-
rived from the Latin word criHfs. which
means the hair of the heal. This word in
the French language becomes erin, aud Is
generally applied to horse hair. IN COLO
ouiai Latin, or Latin of the Lower Empire.
crinis, might actually pass into the diininu-
tive crinota and from this We easily form
the term crinoline, to signify fabric of
woven hair--a finer and moro dainty tissde
than tho common hair cloth called by tho
French ciiioe.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SO!
SECOND GGV0g10Elo
$4,000 worth of Farms and
Building Lots,

IN the gold region of Culpcpper county, Va,
to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers, on the
18th of April, 1857. Subscriptions cnly ten dol
lars each; one half down, the rest on the dcliye-
ry of the Deed. Every subscriber will get a
Building Lot or Farm, ranging in value from
$40 to $685. 600. These Farms and I.ots are sold
so cheap to induce settlements, a sufficient NUM-
ber being reserved, the increase in the value of
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked.
A company of fsettlcrs, called s'The Rappahan-
mock Pioneer Association is now forming and
will commence a settlement in the spring. AM
pie security will be given fer the faithful per-
iormance of contracts and promises.
~ More Agents are wanted to obtain sub
scribers. to whom the most liberal inducements
will be given. Some Agents write that they are
making $500 per month. Advertising viii be
done for every Agent where possible. For full
particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c,
Apply to E. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co., Va.
Jan. 13, 1857. Bun
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PEA NUTS, OR GROUND PEAS.

The commissioner of Patents has receiy-
ed from Mr. Daniel Shaw, of Ellington Hall.
New Hanover county. N. c., an interesting
description of the cultivation of this nut,
which has beer successfully raised for sew
eral years. The crop of last year 1856
amounted to over one hundred thousand
bushels, the price of which per bushel in
Wilmington is quoted at $1,25. AS soon
as the frost is out of the ground, the land
is broken up, and about the middle of April
laid off with a small plough thirty three
inches each way, two or three peas are then
dropped into the crosses thus made. The
plants are kept clean with hoes and ploughs
until the vines cover the ground; but no
dirt is put on the vines. In October they
are dug with rake or plough, and as soon
as they are dried they are staked, ten
bHshels to the stack. Hogs are then turn
ed into the field, and they soon fatten upon
the peas LETT upon the ground. During the
winter the nuts are gathered from the vines.
When the vines are left upon the land for
the hogs to feed upon. There is no crop
that improves the land so much; but when
the vines are removed, the land is exhausted.
Washington Union.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
SWAN & Co.'S LOTTERIE!
Benz. Franklin and Prof. DeGrath.

Franklin brought electricity from the
heavens to earth, but it remained for PROF..
De Grath TO apply that electricity to the re-
lief of diseased and suffering mortals-dis-
eases that heretofore batied the physicians
old treatment, sucL as Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tsm, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deafness, Swellings,
Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, &C., are now
cured by Prof DE GIath's electric oil in one
and .ttco days. Read this letter from physi-
an who has pFaeSiseu since 1S26-(too well
known for commenD:
Prof. De GRATH, Philadelphia.
Sir:--At- intervals, during thirty years
past, my wife has been subject to rheumatism
OF the most violent cast-[say Jour times a
year l-sometim,s severe as to make it me-
cessary to administer large doses of the tine
ture OF guiacum and morphIa aid to rock her
like an infant i'll a large rocking chair, to in
duce any repose. Having frequent cores
respondence with my son, (No. l03 Chesnut
street, of Your citV,) info. med him of an at
tack she had about the middle of last mon: h.
January which was of such severity as TO
completely paralvse the system. He, in mis-
anxi ty of his mothers welfare, sent me
bottle of your Electric Oil; but as | am one
Ct the prac itioners of medicine in our place.
and not proselytu to any kind of patent me-
dIcine. did Hesitate to give it a trial; how
ever, on reflect ton, conclud 10 try it, which
l did, ct PERSONA, directly up the letter, and
came rather passive, and before one-third of
the bottle was used, not single vestige of
the disease remained in the system. and she
It'll con inues well, although she lode out
distance of fourteen miles wihont IA renewal
of any of the symptoms. | therefore feel it
my duty, for the sake OF suffering humanity
and also fully believing that merit, under all
circum stances, should be rewarded, to forward
th testimonial. 1 am yours, truly.
~JosaPH P. ELkINroN, M. D.
New Gretna-P. o., Burlington Co.. N. J.
CAUrIoN.-There are hume. Gus limitations
sprung up on the reputation that my article
has acquired. The public must beware
They are worthless.
0F For sale in Charlotte by DIR. II. NJ:
PRITCuARD, Druggist, sole Agent, and
by Druggists and country merchants gen
orally i'll the United States.
March 13. Pm.