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The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13
HM AYERS
E1Cathartic Pills,
Inxaltds, Fsthers, Mothers. Phystcians~
Philan TIA optStS, their
judge of their Virtues.

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FOR THE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
Dr., ;. .rrn- Sir have been repeatedly cured
at they cure they me,
AN0" ED W FEEBLE, Ger srk y sseamer carson
Bilious Disorders and Liver compeints
sa have used & your Pills Pills in my and hospital Pas
ARE the best and snpe Ts5 s
BIZ rrmeiy for delaneenens Of that ora,n Indeed have
of ti9us obstinate that it did
'S"'' AkoSzo s1S BALL BALL. NJ D. yaa the Marine Hospital
r.1 Ks'nr, AK s and ,s sa is 1885
DR. AVER Your Pills the perfection Of medicine They
sick aud pinng for months Went of to be doscred at
your % pills & & s @ leu q s R rSes X sns ss a an
children of bloody One of neigeors
had i' AMI wife cured him with two doses Of yonr Pills
sls and lost much tine without bng entirely
] @ S,G vii Ia ] here ' cFo y j. cFfIN af@Is ssa
Indigestion and Imrarity ,o. of the t,,s Blood ,n
/ rus with e1rrsorinnry success
n o "tr M @ t T ny have ever KNOWN and can cond
wAnssw, wron,sc Co. n. n y Oct - ls's; sn.
nr,r sn; am uns your 1a'hsi ms ] i,e "a Is , IN my l All ' n
F' I'D ''''"''''S V ''-s JOHN G. MEAcHas, NJ. D.
Erysipeias, Scrcfnla, Kings Evil, letter,
Iumors, and Salt RheEH,.
Fguo,af,.q 4Ke,ctant Of e. L"1''s Ftf l. lS""
Dr. AVER Your paragon of NIL that is IN
.,ire They little daughter OF uftus sores
incuT3ilde
Her mother has long afflicted with tents ana
in her After c'ia "SS eueo
az ~ NV" ''" ASA MORGRIDGE.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and (ouf.
From. ue her Ifiaries, o th hetodIf rps C"a'fa'
PULASKI HOUSE. SAVANNAH Ga, Jan g. io''I- -,
he u,craeul for the
if l TO YOU r"i
in ucatlig
led rheumatism
the and
alyi agent In i
/ effects SLOW pnt SURE ny P'
seveIira: in the useo of entifeiy we'll
SENATE Cu.,rBER ROUGE, La pee 1922.
DR. entirely cured by your Iiiis OF nm u"
had afflicted
f VINCENT SLlpELL.
For DrOpsv, Plethora, or klnuTe0 Nons
plants requiring active purge, they are an eAoe
remedy.
For Co>tiveness or Constipation, and as a
Dinner Pill they area agreeable and eiectuai-
Fits, Suppression, Paraly sis, inflammation,
and even Deafness and Partial Blindness nave ''ei
cured by the Alternative action of these Plls
Most OF the pills contain Mercury ic'i
aFauahie remedy ilful hands is dangerous IN l" l'
from the dreadful frequently folio" Its c
uous use these substance
whatever.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

TUX THE RAPID CURE OF
CoOCHs, COLDS, HOARSENESS, 1NFLUEN-
AA' nitONCHIrIS, WHOOPlNG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION,
relief
OF the disease
we e nor speak to the public of it's virtues Throughout
eNeiy hamlet of the American StaeS
ready known. Nav sra te civilized
this u;tho,+ so,o narson.I
and ~ ub.re which
them ,;r;rr trrI Of
tie and dangerous nf I lungs
the . ua, L.n,, to the
a diseases Of the pulmonary organs 1t Is also
fans n.rSnn p.-,ts st,or5 h,ve
insiduls
We have abundant PECToR
lives
Keep it by anJ cois
e neglect the in
exorable canker ;..Is
All know the dreadf, .-i;. 20 - 1sordaSs they
the = DO NOR than
assure them it is @ -,
'.e
thus afford those W . ,e skill
can furnish for their -, ' oA - 'n' 80 -
fkEPARED BY DIR. ]. c. AVER,
l'a'''ca1 aud Analytical Chemist, LOWELL Mass.
AND SOLD BY
S. ). HINsDALE,
He"y II, 1889. ly Fayetteville, N y.
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DEN NEISTR4
EAR. JAMES DANl IS, haT.1 i,

~ decided on permanently locating IN .ne
Tovo of Fayetteville. respectfully offers his serVi-
90. to the citizens of this place and surrounding
country. In all the various branches OF his Pro,
fe.Sion including the manufacture OF Mineral
Teeth. he is satisfied, after an extensive tAPei ~
ar. "a which is added a thorough Dental educa-
+i, tbat he can give entire satisfaction as tar as
it is in the power Of Dentistry All lrregu,afltles
If the Teeth treated in proper and careful man
,ar =. well as diseases of the mouth, None but
the proper metals are made use of in the various
onerati,ns Charges will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession may be placed within
the reach of all who may feel an interest IN the
preservation of the Teeth.
u fee over HouStons Jewelry Store, wnere
he viii be found at all times.
Nav Is 1858 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

To Apf@E1IsERs--We would remind Merchants,
Mechanics and all others who may wish to let their
business te known to the public, that the North
GaroiiHiea crculatcs extensively in Richmond,
" Aeefs eana AL .ae lxing adjacent
issa' excellent Advertising medium AMI iands
would consulttheir interestsl by bearing this in
mind. Oar rates are very low
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

UNION DEMocRAr.-This is the title of small
weekly paper, the publication of which has been
recently commenced at Halifax, n. c.. by Mr. G..
c. Nicholson formerly associate Editor of the Muir
freesboro Citizen. II we take the number before
criterion, may rely upon its doing much
good for the principles of the party which it main
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

Fudge! Fudge!!

s. correspondent of the Petersburg Press is deeply
crested in the politics of the Petersburg Congress
PAL district which has lately been opened up for
claims of political aspirants by the death
fSthe Hon. w. o. Goode member elect.
me correspondent considers the hope of thematiom
tshonld any other than Roger Pryor be elected
&nominated by the distsict Convention soon to be
We should be wiling to let the country go
the board, did its success depend upon Pryor
ls good enough IN his place. and his place is not
&the Democratic ranks. He is Douglasite
|&pqt It y worth while to give the reasons why he
MAn to send to Congress. Of course after
q argument Mr. Pryor must be sent:
~ itQEsin addition tlse AbeHn
{ 5Ssl IN :
b greatest, by the hand and gave them a hearty
ha1e in that gentemanly manner so characteristic
L tf16 dan making lasting impression upon those
,ho SO hfEtly esteemed him
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Red Springs. RobesOn Co. N.

Red Springs. RObesOn Co.. N. G.
TINHE subscriber having recently made considerable
4 additions to his buildings, is prepared to accom-
modate stors during the season. hese ee e ~, ed
Springs situated at distance of twenty cne miles
from Lumberton aud twenty-sx miles from Fayette
vile, in a healthy and moral neighborhood.
The water is celebrated Tor the cure Of iver Com
plant, Dyspepsia and Chronic Diarrhoea Numer
certificates might be produced of cures heretofor
effected. HECTOR MtNEILL
July Fl dat
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

THE NEW YoHN DAY BooK.-This paper which
is one of our best exchanges. being truly conser-
vative paper. has to hand in an entire new
dress. If the Day Book to receive all the
success wish it, why then, it would be the paper
Of the nation Success be with it say we.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13


graph which we extract from the & Baltimore Pat
riot y is another exemplfication of the shameful
manner in which the opposition press speak of our
chief magistrate They know very well that he has
expressed his determination not to become a can
didate for the Presidency, hence their denuncia-
tory and opprobrious remarks about him.
We can assure our contemporary that it is
upon the Fox and Grape principle that Mr. Buch-
anan has taken innitiative in this matter but
the contrary a knowledge of his infirmlty and
advanced age has impelled him to the adoption of
his present course. The attacks of the opposition
press upon him avail nothing whatever
8 Ills resolution of venerable chief na gis-
trate not taken hastily, may be sure, or while
there any chance for opposite course re-
minds Of the sef-denal related by * Boz" in
the Cotntry-C Curate, who, hftying !; very small
of 10 family, except very large of his own,
whatever would he accept the vacant bishopric,
permit himself to be decorated with the order Of
the Carte.
JUST Leok 1T AT that card of J. J. Baker s
who keeps the best Hotel in the State. We al
ways like good eating and can find none better than
1t Baker 5, But what coming at was-we
wished to tell the folks that Mr. Barnham is the s-
porntcnddnt-the finest gentleman and most agree
lbie comTssnion we have ever met with. When you
to Gole~boro' 20 and see them.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

THE SPIRrr OF THE AGE--This excellent tenn
per and literary Journal is about entnring th'
.cuth year of is existence.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13

EusSELLs MAG GAZINE.-The August number of this
valuable periodical is before It contains
choice selection of rea ling matter, and amply
tains the reputation which it has iustly acquired.
Telrs-Thrce dollars per annufn, in advance
The North-Carolinian., 1859-08-13
Indigestion and Imrurity Of the blood.
Erysipeias, Scrcfula. Kings Evil, Tefte'
I.uu,o,s and Salt RheEU,.

Frruo IE,yUora,.q 1hechaDt of - L"t'S FRI l. iS7n-
the of NIL that is great IN
little daughter OF Gus sores
that had proved ncuT1t4e for years
has grivousN afflicted with t'ents and
hoy. in After Child
she also tried ,ur Pills, and they have cured her
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
Correspondence of the New York Taibune.
Browns Rescued Negroes Landed il
Canada.
DETRoIr, March Is, 1859.

DETROIT, March 10, 1899.
The eleven slaves rescued in Bates and
Vernon counties, Missouri, on the 2lst of
December last, with one natural addition.
have at last reached the long -sought-fur goal.
They arrived in this city in the lO!h A. NJ.
Train irom Chicago. aud immediately passed
aver 10 the dnninions OF Queen Victoria,
and nnw CON! or'ably provided Tor in Wind
sor. Canada. Two whites only accompan-
led them from Chicago. They have been
brought openly, and guarded, ever since the
attempt OF Marshal Wood TO arrest Brown
and recap'nre the fusitIves, at Holton, in
Northern Kansas.
The fugiiives stopped for nearly two
weeks at Springdale. Quaker village, ten
miles east OF Iowa City.
The length of the journey which this
company has performed is MT less than l.
100 miles, 600 miles OF which was made in
wagons, the remainder by railroad.
The fUgitiyes were OF four families.-
One o! these consists Of man and wife and
three children; another OF a widowed moth
er, her two daughters, one son aud one boy;
another Of one young man. and the last of a
whose husband "a son of the wild
owed woman) was from home at the time
the others were rescued making, in ALL
three men, five women, and four children
three of which are boys. The younger
child was born near Ossnwatamie, where
Brown had sent them, while he should re-
main on the line TO receive the Missourans,
il they concluded 10 go over into Kansas,
after the lesson he had given them. The
parents name is Daniels. II is usual for
slaves to take the surname OF their frs,
masters. The child has been christened
ohm Brown.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
LII r AlLROAD TO ST. OS P II
opcn to hudson.

TIE only Reliable Route 10 Council Butts, On,Iha
Sour City, .7ichison, DOniphdn, Hcsion, Ledr-
enrrorfh end Kansas, and carrying the Great
Though mail.
ON and after Wednesday. Feb;y. 10, 1859, and
~ until further notice, Trains will run as fol-
lows, viz:
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS leaves ST. Louis daily
Except Sundays at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Hudson Junction with Hannibal and
ST Joseph RaiIro ID )at O'Clock, a. NJ, arriving
al ST. Louis in time for the afternoon trains of
all routes East, North and South.
ST. CnARLEs-ACcoMMODAT Except
Sunday leaves st. LOUIS at $3.50 P. NJ. Leaves
Ferry Landing Composite ST. Charles, at A. NJ.
Passengers by tins route avoid ali river raviga-
ton and staging, and reach st. Joseph twenty
four hours in advance of any other route. 1t is
also the best; md during the winter the only
route 10 HaEnibll, Palmyra and all points adJa-
cent 10 tn Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, in
Macon, Shelby. Marion and Rails counties.
Connects at Allen with stages for Glasgow,
Fayette, Brunswick, Keytesyile, Huntsville and
Paris.
Connects at MEXICO with stages for Columbia
Fulton and Paris.
Connects at Weilsburg with stages for Bow,
ling Green and Louisiana,
Connects at Wesivlle with stages for Troy
Bowling Green and Louisiana.
Omnibuses will cali al ali hotels and private res
licences. upon card being left at EIiiot's Omni-
bus Office, No. 10, under Planters House.
Tickets can ne obtained at the Depot, corner
Of North Market and Second streets, or at the
Company's Office. No. 40 Fourth street, under
the Planters House.
r. WALKER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
feb2i, 1S59-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-Eyery man, wo-
man and child should read the advertise
ments which have been inserted in our col
umms by DR.. Ea>ierly OF St. Louis. His
medicines are selling very rapidly in nearly
every town and city in the western states,
and there has been but one voice saying:
DR.. Easter!y, your medicine, are go"d.-
During The last two years over One Hun
bred Thousand Bottles of DR.. Easierly'>
Iodine and SarsapariIa have been sold also
One Hundred Thousand Bottles of DR..
Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, and very
large quantities Of DR.. Carriers Cough Bal
sam. DR.. Hooper's Female Cordial, and
DR.. Bakers Specific, and the demand is
every Gay increasing, which shows that
when articles possess high intrinsic merit
like these, they do not TAIL 10 be apprecia-
ted by the American people. No person
afflicted with any disease Tor which they
are recommended should fail 10 give them IA
trial. They are so d By nearly every Drug
and Aporhrcary Store IN the United States
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
Provisions and Breadstuffs.

The Cincinnati Commercial has The fol.
lowing:
There seems still 10 be no immediate
prospect of the accumulated stock of pro-
visions and bread>tuiT on The market moving
rapidly into consumption, and consequently
no encouragement 10 anticipate speedy re-
liefior the pressure OF Exchange from this
source.
Appearances seem to warrant the con-
clusion that western produce will move into
consumption only as the demand may be
actually developed from week 10 week. and
whilst holders are generally impressed with
the belief that there will be need for all the
stock in the country, YET the most ssgacious
cannnt discover any source from whence is
10 spring up demand that will create ac-
lice specula tive operations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

LARGE SALES OF ToBAcco.-The re-
ceip,s of tobacco have been quite heavy Of
late, with sales yesterday and Monday, OF
34l hogsheads at the warehouse. One
hogshead OF choice Leaf, for manufacturing
sold as high as ST. 10, willie larger por-
ton Of The tobacco went as low as So
Just now there are but few foreign buyers
in the market, which checks competition.
and the planter, by urging the immediate
sale oil his tobacco, is likely TO realize less
than il would otherwise command.
At the famous Pickett warehouse, yes
terday, the unusual number Of l25 hogs
heads of tobacco were sold, which was the
largest sale Of the season, and the heaviest
sale ever made in march, Louisville
Courier, 10Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
A correspondent of The same paper writes

A VI h'iS ouAnS IoPNA W awe
! have II ain sought 10 learn II m The
legislation Of tins Twentieth General As
senbly the will OF the people in regard TO
any Of the great interests requiring lis acl-
ion. In vain have | sought 10 learn the
dominan, opinion of the (supposed 10 be)
dominant party in this Assembly. Indeed,
and regret that the truth compeis me 10
say il, have yet 10 learn that there is,
practically, any dominant party in the Mis-
souri, Legislature. 50 far as State policy is
concerned. In vain have | sought in the
political press OF the Stale, TO learn where
The Democratic party stands, or where its
opponents sti nd-what measures either, as
a parry, is in favor Of. Ills true see many
indications of prejudice against political
names, and against the more prominent gen
,lemen identified with those names, but my
efforts 10 learn the practical significance OF
those names, so far as State legislation is
concerned, have been iruil!e>s.
This state OF things | regard as truly I'M
! fortunate. Ii is useless for IL, 10 elect gem
'leRen 10 represent us in the halls Of legis-
ialian, if neither we nor they know what is
desired or expected OF them. Ii we have
no well defined opinions, we cannot be rep
resented; and if candidates for so houora-
! BILE distinction have M opinions, and pro-
pose no specific policy, what basis have we
] Tor a choice? II seems 10 me worse than
buresque upon legislation, for The repre-.
seH,ailvrs oil a tree and enlightened commu-
My 10 assemble as a legislative body only
to learn that they are moi informed Of the
wants Of the people who have honofed them
with credentials as legislators.
In my opinion, Mr.. Editor, it should be
the business of the press, especially of The
political commercial press, 10 discuss ths
practical questions OF the day, 10 present
facts, and 10 call attention 10 their signili.
caHce, and thus 10 mould public opinion
moi by arbitrary dicta, but by contribuiin.
10 The intelligence Of the people, thereby in.
duclng the adoption Of great measures pro-
motive Of the public good. | hope, sir, IL
see the press generally enter upon The dis
cussi'n of The several questions Of Stale pol.
icy which now await action, and while in q
state of suspension involving momentum.
consequences. And among others, and the
CHI eft of them all, our works OF internal i'm.
! prOvements-uur railroads will, | hope
Command special attention. As o well.
wisiIer 10 tie interests OF The State. and as
a member OF what suppose 10 be the Dem
ocratic party, and most certainly II the ma.
tional sense of that term, | desire 10 see the
influence OF y"nr widely circulated paper
exeried in behalf Of liberal and enlighten-
ed policy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
Er. Easiersy's
FEVER AND AGEE MILLER.

THIS Medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Ague, Chis and Fever, Intermittent AID Re-
mttent FeyeIs, and every form of Fever Incl
dent 10 the West.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES
for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank
stands
DR.. EAsTE.LY'S FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.
This medicine Is a positive cure, both speedy
and permanent. During the last five wears it has
cured over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES,
which has established its efficacy in all paris of
the west as the ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
for the cure OF these distressing complaints 1t
will also cure Enlargement of the Spleen, Agne
Cake. etc. II is perfectly harmless TO the most
delicate constitution tender infant. Try it, ye
afflicted.
G-553 Price s. per bottle. or six bottles for So.
i1T Prepared by DR.. EAsTERLY, Corner Of
Ttnrd aud Chestnut streets, 81. Louis, Mo-, sole
Proprietor.
sold by II. l.. WHITE. druggist, Glas-
gov, Mo, and by druggists generally.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

before the people that they shall be better
enabled to decide upon that course of policy
which 10 them may seem the most wise, and
which will insure the greatest amount of
good 10 the whole State.
We hope and trust that those members Of
the Legislature who were in favor OF retHr-
ming home 10 consult their constituents, be-
fore acting decidedly upon these important
measures Of State policy, may come back
in the fall prepared TO act promptly, and in
sccordauce with that enlightened spirit of
The age which looks beyond the narrowt
bounds Of The present, and can sec, in the
vast and varied, and yet undeveIOped re-
sources OF our State, future Of surprising
glory and prosperity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
gEThe Leavenworth Herald says;-

Col. N. G. ELLIOTT. of Howard county,
No, one of the largest stock dealers and
most reliable men in The county, is now
here, buying and selling mules and oxen.-
He has large rancho tour miles from Town.
where he keeps his stock. He can GENERALLY
he found at The Planters" House in the city.
Give him a call. You will find him high.
toned, honorable and liberal gentlemen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

WHEAT PRosPEcTs.-Cheering accounts
come in from most parts OF this and neigh
boring counties, in relation 10 the growing
wheat. 4 marked change has taken place
within the past few weeks, AID hundreds
Of acres thai, month ago, looked brown
and dead, are now dressed in the brightest
green, with promise, il no calamity hereai-
ter beall them, Of good yield. Our ex-
changes from most sections OF Tie Stale
bring us the same cheering testimony, and
doubt and anxiety have given place to "a
cheerful hore in the future. 1t is good
omen for or business men, and will have
lis effect in stimulating trade and mechan-
lcal enterprise - Alton Telegraph.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
From the Jefferson City Examiner.

From this time, however, 10 The reassem-
bling of the Legislature in November next,
we deem these important questions pecn-
liarly the subject Of general discussion
through The press and from The stump. and,
wiIhsnt presuming or attempting To dictate
any course of pnlicy. we shall state our own
views upon the subject, at the same time
that We ,hslI eu5eayor 10 SO place The facts
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
DR.. Bakers Specific.

This IS a slfe and ceIisn cure for GcuorrkG',
G,r,i. Structure. SrIninai Weakness, ChorGoc,
Diseases Of the Kiancy's and Bladder, and all
Diseases of The Genital Organs
Reader, have you private disease? Do not
neglect il. IL you 20 To regular physician with
your case You peril your reputation. If you 20
10 an advertising quack, you peril your health for
life. Avoid both, and use DR.. BAKERS SPECIE
&c, which his saved thousands upon thousands
from tie hands of the Mercless Quacks, if not
from Premature Grave. With Dr. BAKERS
SPECIFIC you can Cure Yourself and Prevent
Exposure, as plain directions for use accompany
the mryiidIcinp.
~ Price 81 30 per bottle.
EgB Prepared by DR.. EAsTJRLY, corner of
Thmd and Chesiut streets, ST. Louis, Mo-, sole
Proprietor,
Co Sold by II. L. WHITE, druggist, Glas-
gov, Mo-, and by druggists generally.