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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
4 ANCER CuREp. WITHOUT -uRG1cAI

~ ofIkA IONS ok ltS> or BLOOD - fIHc Iu
aor "ehs '"hfo tcers &C. cure in sh II time without
thu KATE, by Ir MAcNlCItOI.,
Colleague cf The l,tc Dr. |. uas.rrv p,cdD
No. -. North FIFTH >Irc b, low A ich, Ptilad'a.
The rem n liable success winch attend HE
of Cancers Turner's, sc, by Dr. MscAnhR tr a
y"ais past has atrra, Il the and in
has secured the hearty approval % man. eminent Ply
/" fhladci lila VINO longer vi Ii fisk th dangers
and unc rtautics f cuiis9.
Cdhcr be Cured -, properly treated iron pv A
ct the OF Cancer frcualy
l nu'nt'"uS patnn from secii TIE country
who haN" h,cu cured under this meth Of guar
It's erioiity other
III. VII be- afflicted and dnsir.
further int rmafi"n alyce will plea itr, DR.
Of, when tM will receive tr aettou and Copy
fai'hc', - The u"'tment f Tan cts- FREQ 'htrgo
U@j' ii HIP Disease ScrfUipHs I'd Mdi2 I?re,s
h0nth 9Irnd, L terat,n, i IA. Boa,s
T,Gr Scnd Hsad a.d all diseas Sin crmlmr. tly
otrci. a"i paper remedies ssnicAroul pack d by TX
= ts> to siy ran OF the c uairy,
Ia ever! plain rc..i ion The disease required
A'iirNs lIK MA''I' IUi- -" ~ North h 81, = IIApA
Proprietor al MARI lciu:roi pr "unsbers! Ca cell
irai'l IR2 rsl y p!r1ir the best ail IN r,ab FAmi
M'i-i". 20: tie An' trcnh Century, tor the # Il dis
sI,a.4ng Impurities If thu God. Ian l.3uf
ADVENTURE: EURyzTUKE!!-Wsao
,whots ,iu ll"use ami 462 iAh ST .rt,a Sorc)
N.a No.k. Wh." be fotad he se, aud exun
assortment IL tn ii y.
iHis Of - Rtad Hdohs.t prjc the b ,rery store
All tuitia', seated One EuHirci and
Dyed Innactuing All
;da cash Il tris !. part. of k"s,
hazany Walnut PAkl.OH IUHAiiURE. in Rrocad.
rorac,. d. lame Iiu-1 ANT HAS Cloth Il s.wnp,
( on ny hnnd rt and IS dollars Also.
aud COMM !: ftHNiItht ih graf variety \ la,xr
f ft and ,h'eatv MiH,tpts Spring and Gu led
Hair Patent firn.inm "a with
Spr ng and iiai Naftressc attached, AZ.
q ~ anb,tfs and Hf,!s Furnished
bes"Is W II mud ii TO n ir ni,'cst L. 1--WE uSa call.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

DAvk ~ safe, y good piano, nnd one or
nastagb Pm n" sH,es whicl. On see mmo.
ennDg esrD Jan ,2-Atl J. n. GoRDON.
NY01nC9-DSn10LCT espsrsscv-
~ ship hesstefoss existing between Vim. Cruinptn, j.
Payns an1 Payne. undef the aud style CRt'M
TOS PAYMEs 10 this day Dissolved By mutual consent
The Of the hrm will be used only In closing the
LyscHBURe, January lst is5e-jan l2.ilw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

hr of 't hrr npis
and thos" ulal" fresh meat They act
substitute TOR harlr tier and u ze thc' fleet IT
ns1iur lic', ahs fhl IA rs"n use 81 tie sat and
nd iils tie blood pure and the vital en- rlr de-
hitang frrrecs Sold at uutari"r' 49, - Mad.
en- New York and by all Druggists AT 2j,. ~ aud .
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Affairs in Kansas Territory.

Tie tNar,as Legislature has adiouJne TO Law
rcacr. wiki the sanction Of the Governor.
NJ. li7llidav, of the Council. has given notice
g.! bal asking Congress To annex To Kansas all
that portion of Nebraska sonth Of the Platte fi>
=.
G,.s bad been intr ,duced into thc House To
ra.r5l The b,su. statutes an | to ah lish slavery
lht hlNcruul's messa-e regrcis the owing
deposition oi various parties in the nion ~ over
ride tie voters and c1rruIt the ha'lpf-hox, and
saw: Il the Nicinrs lclong the spolI> lut they
arc the spoil@ If patronage gwen ap'"cr for
ruh, aoal. Va o.ie hasa right ~ ca-an to
complain 81 the successful party distributing the
posts, favor aaong ITS political trirnl Is. lie
hiu's that Kansas may get more liberal ''Eors
tn',n ''ngrrss n territory than STATE,
ih- rep 1T Of IL" Commi-.ir'.er apprin;t 70
an IT. claims shows the amount presented to lac up
ward, # S}"i ron rnIrhc amount awarded e-14.-
coo. at which 5000 nr II IA pulnIc class and
s2li tao OF prisat" nre.
The nptrriier rc'ur's the taxable property Of
the territory at SD. COOS ONO. aud the numhe- Of
a'ra> u ianl sold and pre-emptel at about 5000
Ouu.
lAr Governor strongly reprehcnls the C 'ndu"t
&C Iar- IT, IN Linn and Bourbon counties. and
Lee IA llspare tc unite with the Assembly i'll the
NJ st r,rdial manner for the ado:ton" ii sich mca.-
urea p, s,a!l restore order. and will hr;n, t" their
n,d ali the power placed ut his discretion ll the
IKE. utlsc.
Several papers in S ,uihcrn Ncb. aska say that
public continent there IL almost unanimous III la
N"r Il at,ucxation to Kansas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BIZ BRYAN AKERS. AucrroSErs.

kI~O4TANT AND PBREMPTORY SALE
ARoatoo0 wO3TH or DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
~ the store under the Wa wiak House Main
Tn sday Nght January 18th, 1859 o'clock, p NJ
coninee eaeA day and evening uuti all disposed Of
ssies every day At 10 n and p. NJ. Cor Ladies'.
ms stock comprises the largest Dry Goods
sves esss:d - essoa In th,s city, part
rencn sno En.i Broad Cloths Doc Skins Caxsimeres
"eeds sat,netts Kentucky Jeans Sestnss kcrchef
:" n. Sna.s ndsr Shirts. Drawers Gloves Braces &c
, M nsLfr-rch broehs shawls long and square
Seth pi,ds Cashmere rhib"t Wool sseass Printed Cash
mere AID Lana Shawks Cioaks &c.
fErS GOODS -M"sre Antique. h,a.h and fancy, Silk.
Pophis French Cashmere Robes Qu W"ol l'ais srurh
Gala Piafs Parmcttas Co6urgs De print.
Masins, <c '''''
LNENs-Donbie Satin Damask Table Cloths sizes and
patterns Napkins. Daily plain Linen, and extra br,r
Linen Cloths extra hnr sheeiing and foweng euis and
Ladies Linen handkerchief. Hosiery, &c.
Mars i'. Counterpanes Quilts SheetIne Rbl,on
bonn6 hi nkets aud In fact every thing usually a
class Dry Go DIS store.
The aies are rr<Pe fully invited attend Sales al 10
sP and7 r. N. All goods sarrant d AS repre-. ed
Jan ~ "s AkEKS, Auconcer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

lloRRinlr Arr.iG.--About halEpast Two o'cotk
on Hatuii.! afternoon tragica' affair harprael
ou board tue steamboat u ldWdJc, # Alllerlioc :
line ct Anw York steamers ut the fist wharf be-
low spruce street. An lrshman. sUppn.cI t. he
runcd sullivan. apparently Lctweca 81 an! IL
wears pf az, had secreel himself aaip-,s the M
rt'"rty the purpose u ge;ti"E II passage l.
New ark without pay,Hg. wien TO h"nr I
starting arrived the machinery i.gt ~ ~ tioi..
and tnc unfortunate Ean Vas alt.lts' ,;c ait>
crushed 10 pieces. lis hnrk was broken. In,
scui a .:usCl ana his jaw n! chcc, h1..cs broken
and crushed IN di ealiul rnallarr. H. d ca IA =,
few minutes after bejn- disc cl. nnd never
spoke ait"r lie Was i. ,n |. The h Iy wa~ taken
on N,,orcand removed to Fifth Wari Station
II a.. ia Uni.n Street. The boat. alter II few
momea;> inte.tion started CA hor tr;p. carrying.
with her ali tie witnesses 1T the oc,urtnce--
TIe t-l'..,r ,4,i 4s.ellc-" jury. hat Ia c'n'"-
Quou,c II the rt,-cuce OF witnesses. was compelled
10 u ezra the inquest until Wednesday mun.-
in, - r'rIocl, AT his flee The deceased AZ
Icur'd L. he lahorng man, was about five feet
eigA, incnc. hi 5h. and had in his pockets few
p,n:,i,s. .d IL counterfeit half dollar comb am,
i,uA.u.: .,L,s ..ai par y. bucksk.n m,ts-- i"'ii
iiP,utr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

N'OTsCE.-1 nan willing 10 hire out or IL
~ l. IVES, trthc pes ut year ohai'ting OF M:r, W."
miu a lIys have been ,Ecd TER thr 81
era. Y ar. IN wor.ng Rail oais AMI other p,him mpr
menus 10 Women IN toosihg and house snest The
Icys IN Trbacco Ia, tories. NJ TAIiAtikW.
jan l2et FIanklln Z. II ".
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE. large
"A lat %, Blankets hhawl- ant Ulosks, prime COS win
ma.y ct or Woolcn @ Gods which viii b" y, u cheap
i'm ~ disI y GUGGENUEIMER,
(NENTs' FINE GAsTEES and sMOEs, ~
IN ,.,e.ysdn icpni SEABURhS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
~ o.mAnvEx. Ag-r. for w. .s.r,cr,

w . has Ills la, "prhcd new Groetry and fons ssos
HOUSE, the ii known stand. lat occupied ~ HLelr
err, c,ruer til" MarA, w.ere keep con.
han large AID sel selected stock t.RD,E
Eii.>. LlQtfbRS VINES, SC allo whrh he " Ii offer
sh rNcliI ,'nhfy "inc", un'tnai
SHORT credit lie rctiu,
ard the pub rstrid I, nm
sure he All ave thtiu satisfaction
". o HARVEY Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

The French Spol,a,ion Bill, MS it appears, has
passed the Senate. This bill has twice passed
both Hcuses Of Congress, and been twice vetoed
once By President Polk and again by President
Pierce. But as Mr.. Buchanan, when a Senator.
voted for h. ii is likely it will become law if i,
can get through the House Of Repre- sontatives.-
This latter We consular somewhat doubtful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

SIWDVC RtVn. he'd 10
l. the Cay Hotel IN good order and Will be sup,rntrud
by 81 t!r best ,'srhrs in tbs cry, E>RY WARNEN
worthy zoe and always pl ace to
attend 10 s duty IA abNier IL ury is well the
Ill shaf" There
IN Shop stable
c soi ia the best style. black
sun line wi he executed i'll the best and
Souabe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

A~OTlCE.-W have ociptcd with NIr.
~ w. JNlNfE who b.ci with several
will the hni,,,s Under the JONES co
a M Mst street RIrHMp>p, Va In the house rmcriy
occult Il hv Mr. LAM WINSTON will always he fu
n large X u GROCERIES AND FINE iIQI Ok>.
THOMAS JONES ( co.
RICsNoNn. Jannsry LIST. lisa Ian d VI.
40 Barrels "t Refined Sugar If all grades;
80 No. am, Gaha Mulassc-
NJ tlogsheads Of n. o sugar;
lsacou Side. Sao .ders. Breasts and
Hams:
itarrels Of Ale ard Cider
$40 Boxes If Adamann- Can les:
Barrels hri old r. AMI Bou bnn WHISKY;
81 Old Appe d = lN
40 Packa gcs " Imported bftnd,;
$50 Sacks u sat, srs'Ali Srani;
luN Kegs of Nrh;
100 Barrels of No | AMI ! Maok'r"l;
Potion = H"rrnss:
10 Dozen If Bnt kcis and Drooms
500 Iluzcn % Liae. aud Cords. OF ali SECS
100 III inpiited Sc2ars;
A. it-,.s nf White a.,ira COfcc;
100 IA II java Cite;
foi Sale,y JONES x toi
jan il-,is No. 5 Ia str,e, Rich,nond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

SPEtIAU.bNPOR NATSON.-D GOODS
- ron Ie:e-JouS J. ptiyIs AGENT, calls the attention
Ut the pnb.c arse. T., la suipy of NEW GOODS
be received Lis Cash Store Al the corner above the
Market liousI. jan l0d.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

UNXTHA.T ~ A8sYNTH "A better ,rsNcdy
II against D. sersa than Of those daily offer nuiner
gu, Itcrs ami lilly valued that pnrpse hro Ugh all
lurone For sale by GoNTIIIER & Platter.
LA Ids Main st opposite the N"r' ell iionse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
By BRYAN AKERS, ArcrroyrEn.

~ FURNITURE, STOtK LAND. HOUSE Il LOT &c -
lneninR TO remove tn Richmond city before the LIST
ruary next will sell AT anctcn the Goth inst resi-
1r'me all OF my nor SEtloID AND tIrCHEN FIIhNI
II RE Ala, lot Of fac SIIOAtS y, fine young MICH
cows. a CARRIAGE mad a family HORSE
VIII be sold nj the time bv John n Tyrec two
Tracts Of Wool Lad The Horse Lot on which n W re
sid and several Grass Lots will be rented.
ian IL .dt1jln THOMAS JOHNSON
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

1t never rams bat 1t F'pf., in' ''''
=. j. as hundred ,''i''"l ''..,' '.'-''
'' promise c'''' '''' lar 10 h"'e" '''' go
t'en'!''' aud heh'.es' "'i'"''' 'e"'
and lett ikea I'le 'i shingles "n',' ''-
persuasive 'nhi'nee oi a lno"l-] d '''
ont Of training. = NEST 1'''c'los ,'s''"''
OF what ma" penny i 'ai '''s % '''o'.-
luG, AMI Of the DoH'yed way he G',e ''
- :-,. . , ..-.,I :,
N.lh - prove hlhl~ct ''.'' "'r.N N.' Or
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
CEecutriXl Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
y Te>tamenrary on the last VII. and tesla
ment OF JOHN F. WILSON, late Of
Unicn county, deceased. have been granted to
the undersigned. by the Register of Union
county IN due form Of law; therefore all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. aud those having just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
AGNES WILSON. Ex.cutriS
Har.e N. Autil ., 1859
L'CHC ! ORDERS neatly rilureG H.! ar
y i4.t a. .Ae CAro..lo valCe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

.,
,:.,....,I 60 ,'..i7 t..
.5,,,,. a,.,........,.i'.,..,'r,,
cause IA " I i''''"' ''"" a'."' 'bie' ia...i
from b'S residence - "D'oa l.ie3 lie
Wa d ever! L'.' 5 i''. "''a''.-' ii'4c..-
Ell 'hF-e h'H'-' al" '".n '~.io- home
Ga one Lord Day morning, as he walked
a'onS' mt4..aIo5 Oh LIS scs1l'D' i.r t1c
day he met the parish ir'.s'.
" '''' - S1'i hls fcvcfcnc2' 81
suppose i"i lF2 On --u' way 10 your
Preaching a5a'" .
IS, Sir, vas the Dooost reply Ct
the humble minister.
1T Is high 'ime government toak ny
tbs sa'. Ct, and pat Il stop 10 this kind oi
travelling lr'ae'ing-
They Will have rather hard work,
Fir, replied The 'mper'C.1a1le minister.
d" am not very sure Of that" r.i.,aal
the priest; ga, any rate. I wi.. see nle.her
l cannot et.p s., myself"
al iaI.e," sa.l the worthy man. "you
will fad it NOR, difficult tlsn ,o1 SUI
,o., Indeed there j. Int oar v,r +,
stop ny preaching, but there are ,gr,o
ways to stop yours
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
$1,000 II aUted,

IN pursuance Of an act ot The last Leg ,'a-
| ulr uf PENNSYLVANIA, tie t"..u' ~sI'nr's
.oi I-uiuu cunurv desire 90 s;0sTCss m"u'y
tu the atoge amount, IN sums "'; less in"n
SiOn. The interest 10 be paid annually, and the
principal within three years I'4n're ot
II. +. sHELLEE Treasurer.
Lewioburg, Pa. May -, ls"s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

OTJCE Is hereby given that letters tesla
mcu,arv oa The last viii and testament
Of JACOB MERTZ. la'e Of East EuHa.oe
township, UIion couu.y. deceased, have !-ea
granted {. iae uu3er> cned, ty the K -!>ryr f
Jniuu county. ia due form of idw,,hcre,ore,al
persons Indebted 20 said estate are rcqueSIedjo
make immediate payment. and those having
claims AGAINST the same Wi. present them
daly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN \. MERIZ, Executor.
Levishurr. April lG, 1889.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

4 !.ocoioeo paPersays d" the Democracy
- hke sheep Ei'hoai ls;tst3" ~
a. IL. lie sAeel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

A Mississippi editor calls Prentice an
" Ola pirate" II he were to use such Ian.
gnage to our face, PrcGG-e replies, be
might End US a freebooter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06
SUPREME COURT.

The following are some of the decisions mad,
this body at its session in Morganton
Pearson, c. J.-In Patterson Mile, G.
Watauga injunction dissolved; in Hamrick' "Na
others Bridges, from Cleaveland, bill dism;.aG,
with costs; in Schank & Son baltimore o. 'S
decree for plaintiff; in Justice Carol and oth'
from Cleaveland, bill dismissed with cost; in nsp
burton Oates & Folger, from Mcdowell, dec,a,
affirmed.
Battle, J.-In State Black, from Lined.
Judgment affirmed; in Davis and Others MIL
in equity from Watauga, demurrer overrued o.;
defendant to answer; in Mullins McCapd;,,
Horton, from Watauga, demurrer overrued ,,I
defendant to answer; in Elliott Porter and Wiz
from Cleaveland, decree for sale and account
Grev & Williams Elk. Williams ct al, fn~
Cleaveland, judgment affirmed; in Mccall en-
lespie, from Mcdowell, judgment affirmed
Rufin, jim State West, from Burke ind.
ment affirmed; in Mills v Canser, from Polk i
cree affirmed; in C. e. Jones Hagler Ex. from
Caldwell, Judgment affirmed; in Froneberser
Co. v Henry, from Buncombe, judgment revep.i
and rentre de moro; in Barrett to use of Smith
Eller. from Buncombe, judgment reversed and
yenirc de noco; in Ferrer j. Ramsour Barrr,
and others, from Lincoln. demurrer overrued with
cost; in Holland Mosteller, from Catawba, iud,
ment affirmed; in Galloway Bryan, from WiRS
Judgment affirmed in Sehorn V Williams from
Ashe, Judgment reversed and uenire de moro.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

o. Physicians are generally 10th to sneak word in praise
of what called patient med cines" Ind.ed it is an
article the code OF medical ethics, that physician who
sanctions the OF patent MT dIrnes lie a men,
Der ohe National Association But there are exceptions
to the most stringent rules and many of disciples OF
Escuapius hay actually been compelled by the facts to
recommend the OF Dr. J. Hosetefs Stomach Buffers
tor those diseases which particularly prevalent during
the and fall They have asrertaned that there
no remedies in the pharmacopa which can compare with
IN 'nderul compound for arrangement of the system
Thousands OF families residing along the low grounds of the
Western ard Southern rivers convinced that thew
have found mndcine peculiarly adapted their ailments
while other portions of the country during the summer
months, the demand for the article is equally large.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
r or sale in Charlotte by E. NYE HUTCHINSON & co
September 6. ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

WHOLESALE POISONING mysterious case
of poisoning recently discovered on a Texas
plantation. The Harrison Republican says:
Capt Darlington c. Dali, planter who resides
about three miles west of Marshall, has resenty
lost three negroes, and has at present about nine
sick, with perhaps others slightly affected. Ac-
cordng to the statement of Dr. W. Fl. Dali, made
in our presence few days ago, after the death of
the negroes, we'll in the negro quarter cleans
ed out, and in it found bag containing a
bottle of strychnine, paper of arsenic, quantity
Of corrosive subimate rat poison and perhaps other
poison. This compound mixed gradually with the
water would kill by degrees, and when death en-
sued might battle the analysis of physician in
post mOrtem examination.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.

We find in the Rotterdam Courant, of July 16,
the following letter from Japan, containing i'm
portant information for the American reader. 1t
will be seen that in consequence some misnnder-
standing with..the Consul General Harris, the ia
panese government refuses to Send commits
sioners to Washington to exchange the ratification
of its treaty with the United States.
Translated for the New York Times from the Rotter-
dam Courant.
DECIMA, (NagaskiD March rs. 1859.
A few days ago, [ received intelligence from
Yeddo that four American merchantmen had ar
rived at Kanagawa, that capital, for the pur-
pose of trade although that port, according to the
treaty, is not to be opened before the 4th July
this year.
Mr. Townsend Harris, the American consul gen
era at Simoda on receipt Of this information, left
Immediately for Yeddo with two American steam
ers then on visit to Smoda, and instead of order
ing those merchant vessels to leave that port, as
was his duty, he applied to the council of State
for permission to allow those merchant ships to
trade in anticipation of the treaty-even strongl y
insisting upon compliance after the request had
been refused by the council of State. The coun-
Gill; however, persisted in its refusal, and desired
Mr Harris to Immediately order those merchant
ships away
The japanese government felt much displeased
with this act of the consul-general; the SO,
he had promised that no American, not
man-of-war should visit off the Bay of Yeddo be-
fore the treaty goes into effect. In consequence
of this, the japanese government has changed its
mind in regard to sending commissioners to Wash
ington to exchange the Publications Off the treaty.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

MURDER OF THE INNOCENT.-Last weeks re-
port of the deaths in New York, tells terrible
tale to parents. Out of the seven hundred deaths,
about five hundred -four hundred and ninety seven
precisely were Of children under five years of age
No less than three hundred and eighteen were
swept of in the first year Of their age. Something
must be wrong where this state of things is going
Swil milk, unrpe fruit, bad air, ignorance
and carelessness must divide the disgrace between
them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

The following from of our Agents. who is too we'll
known IN his own State need endorsing by us will he
read with interest by Dyspepcs: " W
LEBANON, n, H., Feb %, l656-Messrs Seth w. Fowle
CO.-Gontlemen Please send by Express another BOY
OF Oxygenaed Buffers. nearly out These Biuers
have been used with unusual benefit member of my family
who has derived more benefit from than from ali other
medicines, which tact being known, greatly influences the
demand for The Bners. There is profession in which
reputation Tor truth and sincerity is more desirable than
that OF an Apohecay; and for this reason have always
been careful IN recommending remedies. Blu, feel perfectly
sale advising all who troubled with DysDepsa tn re-
sort at once to the Oxygenated Birters.
Yours truly, &C., GEO. S. KENDRICK
For sale by E. NYE HUTCHINSON & CO.. Cbarlo,,.
Sept. 6 'o''e'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

Heaven has ever bestowed upon any nation"
The life of Gen1 Lane will stand out prominently
in history as that of remarkable man, illustrating
the fact that the hrmblest individual, may, under
our free and liberal institutions attain the highest
point of distinction, by perseverance, zeal and
industry, and will furnish example to incitc
ardent and ambitious minds, to the cultivation of
their noblest faculties, with the confident assurance
of the most triumphant success.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

THE NEXT ELECTORAL CoLLEGE-The next
ELECTORAL college, if Kansas should be admitted at
the approaching session Of Congress, will consist
of 800 members, 154 of which will be necessary
to a choice. The non-slaveholding States will
have 1876 electors and the slaveholding States 100
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

WESTWARD EMIGRATIoN-Accordin to ad
vices received in St. Louis, 3449 emigrant wagons
have passed over the western plains this season,
for California and Salt Lake City, eight-tenths of
them going to California. Loose cattle estimated
at from DOC to no. 900; sheep 5000
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

FINE WnEAT.-Col. George w. Hampton, of
this county, has shown specimen of very fine
wheat, grown upon his farm on Newfound Greek.
From 81 acres he made 80 bushels of fine clean
heat.-AsheUWe Meas.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-09-06

Some snowy quality often screens number of
unsightly ones
Harsh words are like hailstones in summer,
which if melted would fertze the tender plants
they batter down.