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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST.
AEGEMAN CLARK g. cos

GENUINE: COD LIVER OIL
HAS been proved by twelve years experience ;h- br-i
remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Sc aud j. recon-
a,-u!ed by the eminent fliy, ians.
CACTl0N-i,ewsrc q: preparations pretending I" pos
s- the properties Of III. oil in concentrated FORM a many
q. ,hep, are than uele. The PrEs on has been
found TO act and have speedy elect than any
jclly or other preparation o. Il. -
Sold by Druggists generally. Dec sl-d'a
DLANK BOOKS, ,of home manufacture, such as
ID Ledrers Journals Day Books, Cash Books. Memoran
dum. &C. Of and extru quality Tor sale at mode
rate prices, by j. '" AHpoLTh
- Blank Book. made 10 order At short no'i's
ue-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
SALES OF STOCKS ~ RICHMOND.

For he W,,t sndInJ DscrD'ctr2l. ls.e.
RhPcKrkp 10y c. W. PrKcELL Co, STOCK BsoIns.
Virginia per cent 80 years sales ~ the Treasury
DO. Do shorter dates. ssies ~,
Richmond City Bonds. sales f9s. hat
Nrgir. bark stock, par 40 sales t,4. In demand.
Farmers Bank stock, sales tlc;. In demand.
Exchange Bank stock, Last ,aes tlu3. In demand
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock sass e?6S-
Dividend 81.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales SO
Richmond Fire Association stock par go, sales t37i
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stsei,
last sales 80.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, fSi.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stsek, last sales -
Richmond AMI Danvill- Railroad Stock, t+S offered -
asked
James River and Kanswha Stock, last sales 49,
Richmond and Danvile Railroad guaranteed bsnds.
sale, -; and interest. Nat
james River and kanxwha guaranteed bond par vau-
800: last sales o. Hat
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds End mortgage t'S
and interes
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds as and interest
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bends SO and Interest
Lynchburg Gas Company g.
Orange and Alexandria per Bonds esS and in,ste
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bond, go and !stsrest
Norfolk City &i.. Eat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
MARINE NEWS.
poEr Of RICHMOND. DECEMBER 90. ISIS.
ui.n nkrgE Tu., n,i ~ 8. "''L"cs.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New YORK. nd'e and Pas
s.n.-T-.
steamer Geo. Peabody. rritcl,-.. Baltimore. mze.
>cLr Marshall ,u-al Chichester. Baltimore, Plaster.
-rlr p,nyiii-. Chester. New York. merchandise.
>chr Sprincback Coc.in, Passport. Plaster.
Sclr L. Nniun Washington. Philadelphia, coal
Sctr Prompt. Dickson. Philadelphia. coal
-chr Mar Eliza Ea~rry. James River. lumber.
Slpn, Wiin .ton White James River, wheat.
SAILED.
Srlr Symmetrical. Shorter. down ~. river, llsi.
by TELEGRAPH
NunrnLg Dee. 2h-ArriIri. iri. Geo. ". Jonr.. from
Sierra Leone. with hides. ivory and peanuts. bound '"
>aly m. vessel j. Damaged. AMI ha- put IN for repair.
Arrived ia Hampton Road schooner tarro,.a~. ~ Wind
>or. y = with potatoes ard fish. to order.
NoitoLE Dee. s".Arriycl. Tinted states steamer De-
plrl from Key West Tie steamer southern Star j. NJ
Barba .o-,, badly damaged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
II,IIr yoING MEN,s cIRISTIAN Assoc.

CATION will celebrate their fourth anniversary on
TUESDAY EVENING the 2l>i inst. at the HALL OF TIE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
lIrr...s will! delivered hy Rev J. A. Duncan. Rev }.
p,;,rhn and Rev J. H. burrows u. H.. y! Georgia: Rev
T. Edwards and Rev. VI ID. lIogr, D. D.. also. will pra'
bIy participate In the exercises.
Ticket. Of admission ~ cents" be- procured Of Me--r-
!ailry Robinson. Meade s Baker. T. H. Price. james
Woodiou.s Co.. and the Librarian nj the Eoon- of the
Association.
- Exercises to commence puneiualy at ~ O'clock
III "a .ins- a. Ii O'clock Dec a.-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
A Wonol'g SyEpathy.

The editor Of the New Orleans Adyuratc,
November Sd. has this incident about the ra-
wages of the Yellow fever in that city, related
to him lay one Of the Methodist pastors THE
preacher WAS callcla few days since 10 attend
tie fiincra! of = Young man. Before his sick
ness. he ~: "A stout, buoyant. manly Youth
!!c was /: om the State Of Maine, and had been
here l,u, >hnr, time He was attacked with
yellow fever. and soon died. with no mother or
relative % watch by his bedside, or TO >oothc
him with thar sympathy which none but those
Of on. own dear kindred blood can feel or
manifest. lie died among strangers. and was
buried by them. When the funeral service
was Over, and the strange friends who had min
iSterc,i 10 iii;n were about 10 finally close the
coffin. an old lady who stood by. stopped them
and said Let me kiss him for his mother -
We have vet 10 find the first man or woman
TO whose eye ;hi- simple recital has not brought
tears. T.it dear old lady. whoever she *. is
probably unconscious of having uttered scnti-
inent and performed an action. unsurpassed in
beautiful simplicity and sublime eloGuence.-
May her SONS, when they die, not lack mo-
Tiers sympathy; brt if they should, may they
find one who will kiss them for their mother! :
One ,ouch - aa,urc make. tic whole world Kin -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

D&uocIArIc MEETING IN Arr,H,rT"N.-A
meeting Of the Democrats of .lppomattox coun-
tv will he held at the Courthouse. on Thurs
av. the 18th day Of January that being Court
day, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
4 Convention which is proposed TO he held in
Lynchhurg, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for the Board of Public Works for
this .S,ctioa and the meeting will also appoint
Delegates 10 District Convention which is
proposed to he held for the Senatorial District
composed of Campbell aud AppomattoN, to
nominate candidate for Senator Of the Dis
;rct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

SOME ArrLr>.-Oycr thirteen hundred bar
rcls of apples have been shipped from East Had
dam, Connecticut within the last few weeks,
and. in the same time, over seventy thousand
gallons of cider have been sent oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
From Paraguay.

\ i.uraos .\yrcs correspondent OF the New
Yori, Herald, who PROCESSES 10 have just paid a
yi>i, Ia Paraguay. says that the government
arc strengthening ali their forts; that at the
fort Of I,apcrru they have twelve hundred men
under arms. and three times that number u!
other stations and forts on that river. lie also
expresses the opinion-not well Justified, We
conceivc-;i,at lrazil will aid Paraguay in ease
the United States cnsagc in practica! h">illltlcS
again>; the latter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
MARRIED.

N,ERilp at Aspen Shades Thursday, 10Th Of December
by Rev h. B Wnfrec Capt. Waller Clarke and Mis-
Mol,i. Creed daughter Of VIM winfree Esq all Of Chester
lerf-ld county.
Whir and Evlislou, Herald requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

The Legislature of South Carolina has re-
fused an appropriation to the monument to the
signers of the Declaration Of Independence at
Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

\ New BASIS FOR BANKING. We see ii sta
ted in an exchange paper that banking firm in
Indiana ha, iss,ied SD. 900 ofproln>sory notes.
based upon live slock-lUo00 head Of hogs and
! .20O head of cattle, deposited in their own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

Virginia Liberality Worthy of Imitation.
The Vice Regent for Virginia has received one
hundred dollars from Col William Harding. Of
Northumberland county, Va, as his individual
contribution to the Mount Vernon fund
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
THE STEAMSHIP INDIAN EMPIRE.

GALWAY, Nov 2s-1hc steamship Indian
Empire arrived at Broad llarcn At ? y. NJ, on
Friday
The passengers landed in excellent health,
expressing thcinSclycs highly satisfied with the
ship. captrin and crew. During the whole
voyage they experienced heavy South East
gales
The ship having only thirty hours coal re-
manning. and being only three hundred and
fifty mics from Galway, Capt. Conrtcnay, IN
consequence of continuance Of the fearful
>ta.c of the weather, deemed it advisable to
Ia 10, which liz did for seven days.
During that time it was necessary 10 con-
>tlnc small portion Of the cargo, consisting
nfcotton, slaves, &c.
The ship left Halifax on the night Of the il>t,
having on board sixteen days fucl.
The machinery worked well, and the ship
Proved to be first rate sea boat, and we'll
adapted for Atlantic navigation, having shipped
oliy one sea during the whole passage
The captain stated that the weather was I'M
pl.cclcntcd and that many casualties must
hive occurred. as they fell in with great Iuan-
titles Of floating wreck.
They spoke the ship Sistria. - days from
Callao. She had hccn ~ day within 900
miles nf the IRISH coast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

Loss or THE BARQrr +. X. KANE, OF RIcn-
uoypThe barque T. H. Kane which ,ailed from our port
ON the i.t Of October last with cargo II Hour bound
for lilo Jarcro va. lost III" 2-;h Of N"'e'h"r She eS
p.ricncr heavy gale for day. and hurricane 'o
Tire. lay. during which latter it found necessary TO
cu, away the masis Capt Hewitt and the crew were iaAeh
oT the Iruur ly the ship Rising sun. ani afterwards trans
f-rrcd 10 she Ceres OF Bristol England, which vessel hr
CAPTAIN and three Of the Frank Peters jas Dep ana
John Cnnor left for the Sportsman, winch arrived i, NC"
yorl saturday l.. She owned by Capt; Hewitt ana
wr Wiams hip carpenter of Philadelphia Her cargo
W. ir.ur,d In IN. .icer o ,, and other cics The re-
n,nir y, ,l, crew ar. on the Ccrc hoan for Savannah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

Exrcrrrox or 4 BI>urr-Thc Paris Univers
states that the Roman Catholic Bishop Mclrhior,
the news of whose arrest in Cochin China was
received some time since. has lccn executed
hv the authorities ut Hue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
OFFICE OF TIIECiTl SAv'GS BANK,
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON,
SUCCESSOR To
DICKINSON g. WElSICER,
Nh = MAIN STREET

M = MAIN STREET,
Richmond Virginia
UJiNlSG ,a.rl the entire interest o! +. J.. -
Ejnf,rI aud Powhaian W--s.r. in the Gun ID
Of BINrOED DICKINSON wEISlGER. will con x
TIME Ia. business ~ al IL hranch- at ne OLD. ianc
In The iaIn- u ROBERT l.. DICKINSON.
TiaGi Cor the very LIBERAL patronage bestowed upon
The oil fr he hope. hy ric, and prompt attention and
,-pir. a.I ..l.c;-i .tocx Iar!; acnnnGsuce VI The
ZANE.
GEORGE. w. DG i':SBEISItH.
Who la. been with 'Er old frm 'rr rr- year. reiai''
win Lin wher- usual lie H.i he glad to 'er's bis
.ricnd-.
lie h,- ,i.o .ccrrrl the .eryicrs of
JOSEPH Il. sTf.G AL.
- wei, suovn sao respectfully .oc- call :fo;s hi'
friend.
- al ORDER strictly ,ni promptly a't.niel''
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON.
~. No - Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
RICHMOND MONEY MARKHr. -EXcHANGx.

EIJIWUNU NUMB NNNhFI -fACHNNNh
The Banks ii,countng freely and the demand for
money the /. very limited for A No paper
Dpst,rc-Ch-cks on New York. Philadelphia and Bait
NOR. premium.
The old Bank, throw the notes Of the free Bank, and
Banks % tie Valley The notes OF most Of the free Ban1-
however takea tepos!t Ly the Bank OF the Com
u!onwcal:h
The Of the Trans -ghany Bank Is per cent
di-coun:. Bank Of kanAHha-no sale
North and South Carolina Bank ns:es :. per sen, Us,
count.
rGoiI I per cent, premium. No premium allowed for
Silver
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

A>>,yrusAry or THE YnvNG MENs CmEi>-
1,,y ,-sni,rroS We trust tina, our citizens vii! show
their aunrrca,ion o noble INSTITUTION by their atto'snce
- Anniversary Celebration 10 night: the Hall u" the
Mechanics, institute From the intellectual qualities Of the
sneaker. and the ca.;ronnuc lb" Of The prince oi ca
rrr. We don't, tina: ;h- occasion will he one long L" he
remembered with pleasure The popularity Of che Asoca-
,n . ia. I,d;r, AMI the large humber OF yOun. men
embrace, IN IT, membership. Will. doubtless. ensure 'ul!
ATTENDANCE and of cour-. an acrc"ab. entertainment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
nLDRYE whI>KEY-In iron bound la
" rel. Tor ale l.. 49,.
lice J. & q. u. DANENPDkI

nLD RYE whISKEY-in iron bound laifhaF'
bee II: Il So " LsG y. DAVENPORT
.)ROWN SIGAR-!"i barrels, Tor ali ~
ID pec.i l. ( g. - DAVENPORT
COMMINSIOAER'S SALE.-ry virtue OF De-
\ cree 80 Hanover Circuit Court, rendered on the "a
October Is:, In the suit % Landlord &c paws 81 AL
The undersigned, special conin.. ,oitr', Nil .S! 81
credit .; d months a, Public auction. TUESDAY
.,rII DECEMBER, !,i,. =, Hanover cour, House. i
NEGRO NAN, named i;."ben. IT, Is asood farm hand
WM a. WINSTON. i.;,c.
c!iASrAlA WHITE 'F'''' wa -
SHAWIS AND CLOAkS.
WE have lately al J 10 stock Of Shiwl' AMI Black
w Cloth coahs making ii very important to those "h
w, style article Of good quality at ne !"''- ''n
price. 20 give call Also. good a'sor'me; n 'h'-"
pretty Bayaierc Silk. at 49,. worth 80
Rich Lac. and french Woke! Set.
More OF those cheap kii Gi1'c'
l.,d--' aud Misses Hoop ski!'>.
Dec Il PERKINS & co. W. ID! Ear'e sG!are
CIIKI>TMAS PiiE>ENTS.
T)IcH VELVET CLoAKs. C!otl. Ii'"s- '''i Raglan
IL ar;r assortment
Eih Lace >e;i- Collar and sI-r'c'
Rich Mu-in and Cambria Collars AMI 'i'r'"'
lei iacs all cciorr.l vriyc, fiouased Eolr-
glc, black and colcrrt! six finuntei 'ohr'
:ich black AMI col5rrh IN guile Hobr'
Rich Pciin AMI McG,elin E"he'
Mourning sleeve aai Collars: ~ rarie'!
Heb Embroidered i!auiA,rcirfs
Tan. l.or.-rrd a.t lIrr;.inrd iland,rfc''i'
cent. cnlor-,l l:oricrt,i handkerchief
tents ,rayrln: Si,avls aud Blankets
ILillrci-' Wors;ei Jacket and Taiin1N
For ..as,nal!e .Jcl- - all ,!lr-. please call ~ ~
H.. 81 CHRISTIAN 4 LArIlROp.
OFFICEOF TIIEtITi SAv'GS BANK,
RICHMOND. pE,tVEa 18th, lN',.
,a.,:u- Of the members Of TIE 81? saving Hans
y held on Yr:lay the 81 i- Mr. II. Baldwin. ~ eoiss
u,nc- Of III health and from abe city: resigned las
Sic. 4. >h-r of tho -,i institution sad - Subsequent
meeting held IN Wednesday the >:l ii-'. Nr. Nai iG'
gust aa- elected 20 I'll! the vacancy.
HORACE l.. kE'f, Pft-il"nt
its, pvvli. Secretary.
Tn ollie IL Tie ri'y saving. Bar. will b- continued
heretofore W.. IL Main ;ree;. Tire door hs," The Ia
chang. li4ni. y Nth - 'd'"'f'
Dec Jl-.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

In Licking county. Ohio. last week, Israel
Reese was made to pay 81 ,+no for not marrying
Miss. +. H. Cochran according to promise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, DEc. IS
FlnrK-super &; fa, 10, eIrs5 o9a6 -: family Oos
l2T.
RYE Plnug ,5a4 IL.
WHrAr-whi,- an,ai -: red coal %
CoES-Whi,e new. by measure, 6jaG5 cts. yellow ..
o,I>. 3>ai. ci-.
RYE 6saI0 cts.
fgEIsrsrhe demand for vessels very active, but the
arrivals few Rates have acknowledgements have been
engaged nj ~ Portland and Boston; % 10 Fall River
and New Haven 10 10 Providence: - 10 New Work. Al;
I ~ IN Tr,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

LAND S,LES.-'rhc estate of the late Col. l..
Claiborne wa. sold at public auction. las: ~erk.
On. tract containing 6 situated on Dan River not
;ar from Milton y. c.. sold At fSo per acre
Another. containing Ge5 acres. situated on pan tNr'
f.r nile, above Danv!l. va. sld At SIS ~ per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

DASyILLE MARKET, DEC. IA
ros,cco-Lugs bring from 90 70 ;; Common L>S !" .
Good Lea. .a9: Fine IS TO %.
Wuy,1-whi,e Al l3aI 81. Red l0al 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, DE IS s,a
Ref cattle s8a8a Hog. 6asS, Mutton Sai, Lsn'o' -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

GEORGETOWN MARKET, DKr. i.
Flour .>p GRiiN M,RkErS-FiorE-1he market - go
will, small s-s Al Is l 10 - for good s'ancafG up
Extras High Grade aud Family are unchanged dethA''
fair. ..t.. q,
WHEAT hss heen in good demand. and Ee mote saes u
shout 0yy DuSh-l. a. l-al2j for rei-'he TAT ef ''
Zimrnerman--l20aI3. for white 49,.
Corx-Ud white has been in brisk demand aod &c % ~
.ale. at SIC: old yellow ;5io $40 nev corn ID ear 20
Xj per Dbl
O,Ts-iD 10 Ne
EYY-S W Offering.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

ALEXANDRIA FUEL MARKET. Dyc. Il.
The supply Of Wood and Coal continues abundant 4nd
prices Wood have declined There has been advance
Ia Anthracite Coal Wood~e quote Pine At ~ - and Oak
A. 8 81 per cord. Coal-Cumhersnd Lump W; Run ~
Mine -. Fine ~, An;hrac. White Ash ~, Red Ash
4, delivered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

NEW URLkN.NS MfHhLI, DC
\. has been the for time past The operations OF
have been mainly confined 70 three Of our leading
.,apl-.-Coon sugar and Mol,sse. The FIRST II these
Cotton aided ia degree by Sigh, falling OF In The
OF freight, has maintained very arm posi.ion whii-
Sugar and Moa.se under The pressure OF liberal receipts
have yielded somewhat, though III, latter article haS par
italy recovered again within the past few days Tobacco
Inactive, also do articles OF western
uc though :hers ha, in Pour
within the last day tao and prices have spmeSha, la
urO.yl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

LYSCHBURG MARKETS, Dec 90.
TuBlcco-The transactions are confined principally 70
struggling II loose in small parcels but sufficient for
the pr. sent want. the market We quote Lug ~ -
al. lriminr. at ~ '-a|.
wuE,r-Tfi- market continue. languld. The Holidays
approaching temporary lull and pre,'
are Nuctuany We quot. prime White at u 2p' Inferior
90 Good At 49, cent, To 81 10
FlorE--Sup-rhn- at t5s AZ, and the demand light
CuESts, cent. i. the outside price, and dlfieult o!se
MAJ, a, retail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21

'ihc - Paul ''AIinncso,ian. Of Decc!nhcrI.
contains the following item:
Lord Cavcndi>h, Mr.. Ashley and Lord l'o-
bcr, Grosyrnor. about whose safety some tc;rs
were entertained. have arrived at Fort Gcaiy,
Rcd river in perfect health
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-17

"A PEOPLE WITHOUT TEETH.--Dr Livingston
Travels in Africa, recently re-publishcd from tho
English edition, by the Harrcrs, Is considered
one Of the most valuable books Of modern times
Among curious and aIausing things in 1t is an &C
count Of :; strange deformity existing in tribe CT
negroes in the sun-roustcd country he had eXplor-
cd Every man, woman and child connected with
the tribe are without front teeth. lnquirIng the
cause of this unnatural appearance it was given to
| him thus:
| "Oncc upon a time, the chief OF the tribe, like
many better men in civilized countries, was possess
sed Of refractory wife. He endured her nnpu-
dence and annoyance for many years, but one day
in his passion, becoming suddenly aroused, he gave
her. what is termed in civilized parance, "Plug"
| in the mouth with his fist The blow must have
been we'll aimed, for it relieved the mouth OF the
proud woman of all her front teeth. Thus despoil-
ed of her beauty the sable matron hid herself in
shame and afterwards became tractable and
obedient wife The warriors of the tribe IN coun-
ell assembled observed the good results OF that one
blow of the Chief and being troubled generally
with disobedient wives, resolved at once to follow
his pugilistic example. Each repaired to his home
and rested not contented until their wives were
forcibIv relieved Of their front teeth.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-17
NOTICE..
Town Taxes.
$25 Reward.

IN NNNWAY or stolen from the subscriber on the
EAl7th Nav Negro Man named PETER. lie Is
hc;Eycru - and 10 wears old about feet high, spare
radc. thin-ysagcd of copper COLOR and speaks Milu III
hnt ,,uirk when spokcn to- | will give Twenty-Five
Dollars Reward for the apprehension and confinement
of said negro in any Jail in this any other State so
that | gct him again; and will give Fifty Dollars loF
Ing said negro. ,- ,,,Dr,>-
Nor"au's Mills Y. c.. June !, 1858. jm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-17
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKES CEl4EBRAIED


SIR JNMES VLAKNE NFIlEINKI I'D
FEMALE PILLS,
prrp ,rrD FROM PRESCRIPTION J. CLARKE u. D.
PHYSICIAN EXTRAORDINARY TO THE QUEEN.
TTIIIS we'll known medicine is no imposition, ont a
L sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties ana
Instructions from any cause whatever; ana alih"ugh
,oyorf remedy they contain nothing hurttu to the
constitutions To MARRIED LADIES it is pee tliarIy
suited. =,
These Pills have never been known to 1all Whofe e
Directions ON the 2d page of Pamphlet well observ-
ed For full particulars, get pamphlet, gratis OF the
Agent.
y. D-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any au- a
tborzed AGENT will insure bottle containing over 90
Pills, by return mail.
Sold in Charlotte by F. SCARF & CO, sole agents,
and by IIaviland, Stevenson & Co., Charleston "n'e
sale agents
March ,, 1858.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-17
DER. CHAMPIONS
c"cGAsaic RGs.C Pisss

safe and certain cure for Chills and Fever, Fever
and Ague in all its complicated forms, and is also an
cfecual remedy for Fcvcrs Of every description This
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless IN its effects
and may be given with perfect safety to persons OF al
ages 1t never fails effect when taken accord
ing directions accompanying each box 1t is purely
vegetable containing dcleerous drugs; nor mineral
medicines of any kind.
DR.. CHAMPIONS Anti-Billious, Anti
Dyspcl,tic, Purifying and Cathartic Iills--Thc
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint Dys-
pcpsia Costivencss Sick headache Sick stomach bill
os habits, inGgcstiOn and all that class OF diseases
arising from a diSoriercd condition of the stomach.
bowels. blood liver. 1t is entirely vegetable and
contains no dcletcrous drug medicine and is of
the best catharticS ever recommended
Price, % cents per box
For sale bv F. Scarr Co. and by F. NJ Ross Charlotte
F. N. Swycr & Co.. Proprietors,
June IT, 1853. Bclleyillc Illinois.
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FINE SALAD OIL,

\ new and superior brand of Olive Oil, an exquisite
article for Salads, for sale at
MAY Is. SCAli{ Coz
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SILVER PLATING,

Jun g. 1888.
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WHITEwAsuING.-Th rough, scaly appearance
of ceilings and walls when treated to white wash
improperly made is to neat houackeeper one OF
the chief vexations Of domestic taste. The follow
ing excellent recipe will obviatc this difficulty IN
short order OF Paris white take thirtythrcc
pounds, costing one dollar, and Coopers white
glue, costing fifty cents; put the glue to soak IN
cold water over night, and III the morning slowly
heat until dissolved in water Stir the Paris white
into small quantity of hot water then mix both
and add hot water to reduce to proper consistency,
and apply with brush. Ifthe liquid is kept warm
it will probably be better single coating of
this is described as equal to a double coat OF lime
white wash, while it is far more brilliant and pure
and will not rub off.