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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
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CHARLOTTE, N. G.
Tuesday, january IL, 1859.
CHARLOTTE,
THE INAUGURAL.

We publish in another column the Inaugural
Address of Gov. Ellis, delivered before the two
Houses of the General Assembly, on the lst inst.
The Governor alludes in handsome terms to the
blessings of our peculiar form of Government-tO
the stability of our institutions and benifcent
system of Common Schools. Believing demOc
racy to be the true form and theory of government
he Justly regards an extension of its teachings
amongst us as a public blessing. Upon Internal
improvements he re-afirms the views and sent-
ments held by him and fully set forth during the
recent canvass, reserving specific recommendations
for future occasions lie refers in very apprO-
nriate manner to our Federal relations, counseling
Il fratcrnal recprocation of kindly Offices between
lis and our sister States, and mixture OF the
moderation of Christian people with firm and
decided ;vowal and maintenance of our rights and
privileges as a sovereign State Of the Union.
In matter and form, the Address is certainly
the finest production that has ever emanated from
that office, and will fully repay careful reading
Governor Ellis carries with HIM to the dis
cbar,,e of his official duties the confidence OF the
people of the whole State, secured by life de-
voted to their interests and without reproach III
every station in which they have placed him.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
LATER FROM KANSAS.

Sr LOUIS January 5.-Accounts from Kansas state
that Capt Hamilton, at the head of large body of
desperate men, was committing depredations in the
southern portion of the territory. later dispatch
states that Browns band of ayhawks had entered the
State of Missouri and burnt and lundered houses anc
stolen horses Gov. Medary had ordered out two com
panies of U. S. Dragons and militia companies. He
also has telegra Pied Washington for and am
nuniton The whole of the inhabitants of the western
portion of the territory said to be divided into an
tauoni site maraudng bands.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

Po1soNED-The family Of DIR. MoxLEY, near
Greenwich, in Prince William county, va, were
poisoned on Friday last, by the cook, who ming
led arsenic with the soup. Mrs MoxLEY, mother
of DIR. NJ, died in a short time after eating the
soup, and several other members of the family were
ilI-Some of the servants also partook of the pos-
oned food, and are among the sufferers: The
woman has been arrested and it is hoped she will
be hnrnt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Rail Road Company.

1t is ordered by the Board of Directors that the
eighth nstament of per cent the capital stock
of this COMPANY be called in and that the be due
and payabe on the 7th of February, 1885, that the
ninth nsament of per cent be called in and be due
and payable the End day of May, 1885, and that the
10th and insallment of fire per cent be due and
payabe on the End of August, 1859
Ii. W. GCION, President
January 10, 1859 6w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
peSy~ A Raleigh correspondent of the Petersbur:

p@ A Raleigh correspondent of the Petersburg
Express says,
"a few days ago Messrs Waterhouse Bowes
sustained considerable loss by the giving way OF
gas pipe fastened to the upper ceiling; of their
lamp store, on Fayetteville street, to which was
suspended large number of lamps, chandeliers,
&C. About 35 glass globes were utterl y ruined,
and or chandeliers much damaged as to be
almost past repair. lady in the store at the
time very narrowly escaped the failing mass Nv, wh.f Sn
would probably have proved fatal to her had she
been caught beneath it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
THE MoNGREL PARTY.

A meeting was held recently in Washington
city, composed of fec restless, unsatsted spirits
in Congress, and great many half-starved ofhce-
seeking demagogues out of Congress, with the os-
tensible object in view of devising some plan for
saving the Union The usual enconiums were
passed upon the Union, the Administration came
in for pretty good share of abuse, and the demo-
cratic party pronounced essentially sectional, de-
moralized, and unworthy of conference.-the whig-
American party was said to be in an enfeebled
state and powerless for good.-The opposition
party of the North also pronounced sectional
and dangerous; and that, in short, imminent dan
gers threatened the Union generally, and there
were many reasons why it should be speedily
sdrcd! Hence these wise men argued the neces-
sity for party, to be built, we suppose, upon
the ''runs of all the old parties" The pseudo
American party we were told arose mainly upon
the ruins of the old whig party, and it seems
strange that there should still remain enough OF
those "runs' out of which to manufacture another
Sa1catton party for the Union! The very thought
of such party provokes a smile upon the face OF
all right-thinling men, who know anything of the
birth growth and death of the know nothing party,
.
posed in its inception, of the same material, l. e.,
disappointed aspirants, renegades and snivellng
patriots.
1t is very clear, we think, that this whole move
ment was gotten up by the unrelenting enemies OF
the democratic party, and by the peculiar friends
of John j. Crittenden and that the leaders in it
constitute the tools with which that gentleman ex-
poets to work out for himself nomination for the
Presidency We consider Mr. Crittenden among
the most dangerous opponents of the democratic
party His 'showing up" by false statements, OF
the cxtravagant expenditures of Mr. Buchanan
administration, lifted him very high in the estima
ton of the opposition, and he is now in their
hands, as large as Cog and Magog, marvelously
proper man for getting the ms out and the outs
in.
The friends of this new amalgamation, (Which
we suppose is to be styled the peoples party,
while protesting opposition to all the old parties
lose no opportunity to abuse the democratic party
in particular. We apprehend but little danger o.
any one being deceived, the 60 same old coon
is too plainly to be seen in all the operations O
the opponents of democracy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
Gzzy~ The Bank of Fayetteville has declared a
scmi-annual dividend of per cent.

THE Greensboro TINES came to hand last week In
a new handsome and enlarged form. The Times Is an
excellant family paper, and is conducted with much
ability and good taste. Messrs Cole Albright, the
Editors entcrpriSing gentlemen and deserve much
success which hope they will have in their efforts 20
substitute North Carolina literary paper for the
shy northern which have heretofore been
SO largely circulated in the State
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
Receipts and Exports Of Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. January 3-The receipts of cotton
AZ the nors continue to show a heavy increase-the
total as compared vita the time last year, now
reaching 1875, 600 bales
The exports to European ports are also on the IN
the increase Great Britain alone, since sept
lst being 100, 900 balas.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

WINSTON SENTISEL.-Mr F. f. Boner one of the ed-
tors of that sterling democratic sheet, the Winston
Sentinel has retired and his interest has been pur-
chased hv the remaining editor Col. j. W. AlSPaugh.
The Sentinel has been ably conducted heretofore ana
we are certain it will deteroate in the hands OF Mr.
ALSPAUGH. Success to him.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

pag~ We have received the January number
of the .sCharlcston Medical Journal and Review,
published bi-monthly at 81 per annum, IN adj
vance. Besides the value of this Journal as a
review and medical critique, each number contains
several original communications which must be OF
great practical benefit to the young physician
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

EsE~ 1t will be seen by the Legislative proceed
imgs of Wednesday last that Capt. John Walker,
of this county, resigned the Office ofJustice of the
Peace This creates vacancy in the office OF
Chairman of our County Court, place occupied
bv Capt Walker for a number of years past with
credit to himself and fidelity to the interests OF the
county of Mccklenburg.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

In Cabarrus county, the oath ultimo, Mrs Martha
Townsend, wife of Jas Townsend, aged So years.
In redell county, the lst inst Mr. Michael Hartman,
aged 81 years Also, on I'd inst, Capt Placebo Hous-
ton aged soyears Also, the Goth ult Mrs Isabella
Mills, daughter of the late JAS McNeely.
aged 81 years. al. ......--.. = 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

On Tuesday the 25th of January instant, 1t being
Tuesday week. will sell the premises, the
HOUSE and LOT lately occupied by MAJ j. A Hugglns'
in Charlotte, situated on Tryon street, squares
from the centre of the Town This property is in one
of the best neighborhoods in the village having Well
of excellent upon it, and the Dwelling and other
buidinps are eommodious and in first rate repair.
At the same time | will sell number of excellent
Feather Beds and Mattresses and valuable Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Jan. ], 1859. Att
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

From the subscribers wagon in the southern suburbs
of Charlotte on Thursday night the both ul, small
pony HORSE, of a dark SCOT color with gear marks on
his sides. 1t is probable that he was stolen from the
wagon while the driver asleep, as the bride by
which he was fastened is also missing.
will give a liberal ward for the recovery of the
Horse or any inform tOn that will enable me TO
get him. My address is Pineville p. @.
NJ J. DURHAM
January 4, 1889 lt-pd ....
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
DOUGLASS REFLECTED.

The Legislature of Illinois assembled on the 18th
inst. The Hon. Stephen A. Douglass was re-
elected L. S. Senator on the 9th.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

HoGs.-The AshevilIe News says that 1902
Hogs passed through the toll gate at Marshall
near that place, from 9TH of November to the list
of December, being about half the number that
passed during the same time last year
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
CUBA.-A correspondent of the Richmond En-
o,u;ror uritinn from WASHINGTON city saws:

CUBA.-A correspondent of the Richmond En-
ouirer writing from Washington city, says:
"Surmises are rife here that the recent trip of
Gen Scott to the island of Cuba was undertaken
under the orders of the President, with reference
to the desire entertained by the Government to
obtain the Island under any circumstances, and to
embrace in such report as he may make some idea
of the sentiments of the people of Cuba in relation
TO the question of annexation to the T. States and
of the military condition of the Island.
II is also stated that the Hon. Jas. b. Clay will,
at the expiration of his present term, retire from
Congress, and visit Cuba for the purpose of MAX
ing large investments there
These two statements if true viewed in connec-
ton with each other, unequivocally significant
We will not attempt to draw differences from them.
We simply give the facts, and leave the public to
Judge for themselves"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

Bag We return thanks to Edward Cantwell, Esq,
for Il copy of Prof Emmons' Geological Report
a very valuable document
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

FRESH SHAD-Shad, from Charleston, were
offered for sale in our market last week. Price
81 % each
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

Bzg~ Governor Ellis has called a meeting of the
Council of State on the 10th inst.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

81 Application will be made to the
nresent session of the General Assembly of North Caro-
lima to charter company brew and distil malt Beer
in the town of Charlotte or vicinity. Dec 70.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
LHNCOLNTON.
Valuable House and Lot for Sale


The subscriber is authorized to sell or rent the House
in which he resides. Possession given Of the
Store-room and Cellar Immediately and Of the remain
der of the building the LIST of March.
Persons wishing to rent or purchase are invited to
examine the premises of this well-known BUSINESS
STAND. The House is conveniently arranged for
large family having Library and numerous China and
Clothes Presses also well adapted for boarders, having
two pair of stairs, &c. --
Further particulars unnecessary. Terms known by
calling the subscriber.
Jan. IL, 1859. I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

Application will be made TO the Legislature OF aorfh
Carolina now in session for Act incorporating the
"Stewart Gold Mining Company" of North Carolina.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
President Buchanan has determined to make q
tour through North Carolina next summer, and to
attend the commencement at Chapel Hill College.
LIFE, INSURANCE,

TWNHE undersigned Agent will receive applications
II for Insurance in the North Carolina Mutual Lye
Insurance Company.
3 This Company is the oldest in the State and has
been in successful operation for several years Its
rates are moderate and all losses promptly adjusted
Persons wishing to insure their own lives or the
lives of their Slaves this Company will call at the
Office of the Agent, at the Bank of the State.
ESF SLAVES insured for TWO-THlRDS~ Of their
THOS. w DEWEY Agent.
Jan'y Ii, 1859. ly
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CHARLOTTE MARKET.

JANUARY IL, 1859. -....
Corrected sreekly by H. b. Wiltidms d Co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

~s Those wishing to obtain certifi-
Gates as Teachers of Common Schools in Mecklenbnrg
county, requested to attend for examination at the
Insurance Office in Charlotte, Saturday the goth Of
January, 1859. JOHN r ROSS, Chn,
r. NYE HUTCHINSON,
NJ. d. JOHNSTON, Com'tee.
Jan. 4, 1852 42-3t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

A sovereign and preventive of the Piles: 10
E. NYE HUTCHINSON co.
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Coach, Furniture, Copal (three qualities, Damask,
pan, &c sc. E. NfE HUlohiooN W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
NAV YORK MARKET Dec. i5


Flour-cales of $50 bbsat IS C19bl6 for super Stat,
s25 80 Tor extra stae; 50. oa 10 for super western
sb0d5 fOr mad extra western, IS co iE8
f,r interior good surpg brands extra rouId loop y.
1Iark.t dtll anil Sc lower Closing dull dropping
Ganadsn ~ igrSa - go bns At IS t6 Co. common to
IA ,Ice extIs. Market firm and quiet.
kye Ittu --ti tuir 1eQuest ~ S3iQ1i. 20.
NNe;r-Dut iavo- q = he buyer Sales N C0l bus
all for uct' iiut; % Canada uni RtiH cub, Slsy
white K. Shoppers Offer Il for nfime MI Club.
Rye-SculCely so 6rm, Sats 2Br0 b'is Sch
Barle and hTmCr Surs adfn hu at 1adsco f,~
io slatt; Cinlda sold n 7s52c, amt Canada
sc.
80 S. tOr old yellow.
OJls- Bu,yaai gaze fT State western und Cals.
cHn
WI fhy less ue'ivo bft hrner. SusI so bis at 273se
Pork Du and heuvg. tSJ ibis NJ SIC lc64J for
uess: Sn.5 Oils oT prime.
bets az aud mend. eaies 350hbls A. SiAl5O eo
ny lmr. sshE0 cnur rv mess S5QSlO fof repocktd
mess; SiON0t N 90 extra mess.
Hr-f Haus-urehd Sales 100 bbla ntW western sll,ce
Sl46O
line mess hesf quiet OF sl7Gsl9
tlui meats Quiet n duuchauged.
Dressed hlgs--'QniL
lads f1ay sales 80 bbsat A9i5ss Tor WOslsra,
Bolisr-Ralhsr quiet. At uH9ls, for Ohio; iSSss7
Chsese-stea1y al 9alihs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al the purposes OF a Family Physic,
Are composed that disease within the rauge their
ton rarelv wihs ond evIde hem Their penetrating
properties Search and celnso aud ovgurse every portion
OF The humnn ogaism correcting It's diseased Hct0o aud
restoring ggathy vitaes As consequence these
properties the invalid who is bow down with pain
physical debility isastOnished TO find his health cgy
restored by r.. m dy rt once 20 simple and inviting.
not only do thsY cure the every daE complaints of every
body bu flto mny furmidab and dangerous diseases
The agen below named IS p.ehsed 20 tumish nails MY
American Almanac COugtnDE Certt Gates Of their
and directions for their ~ the following ains:
Costyeress Heartbnrn Headache arising m dlsoiuered
Stomach Ntusep Indigestion, Pain Morbid TuacUn
Of tie Bowols Fiaucncy Loss Of Appetite Jaundice sud
other kindred complaints arising ftula low state
body or oheructtl, OF It's functions
DO not be PIT "a by unprncipled neaera with 9th
pill they make the more prof t0a, Ask TOT AYERS
nrII s md n Ln nnLlinn Lac.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
DruQr.
AYERS srTy--
AGU ~ GU PIE

ron THn aFrEpY Ours on
Intermittent Fever or Fegsr and Aque, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fcpsr, Dumb dgus, Pe5iod-
zeal Headache OF Bii0Hs Headache. and BIZ
sous Fepers--indecd, for me trkois class Of Dis
cases origiR1ting N hillary der0Rgemenf,
caused by the malaria Of midsmaiic eouniriss.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
hnn sure aud safe cure for er and Aeue such
edy now enab I'd 70 oier with perfect certainty
That which protects from o. prevents this disorder
walls Prerenfon is better than cure the patient IS
apes the nh which he must tun n violent eiacks N THIS
poison Fever aud Ague iron the sysem aud prevea he
development 1T the deasf i akeuon the hrst nYprUach
edy ever yct discovered tiscas complaints but
the cheapest The large quantity supply for do lar
btinEs within the eagh ovey hoy AMI m bilious d
have II and II and II freely both for ard pro
tectou y is hoped tuis Price will place u within tho
reach OF allhe we'll a. the II a. supari-
oriy o this remedy any other dcov red Tor the
speedy aud certain cure Of INTERIM tents ~ that II ali
Qunlne or mineral consequentyu produccs uquingm
Thoss cured ee lef a. hestay as II they had never
Fever aud guc not alone the osthe mss
mutic poison great variety Of disorders from tl
luit99p among which are Ncnralgiu, Rheumatism, Qout
ma, PalpntiIu Painful Affection OF the spleea Hyssr
les PAN IN the Bowels, COc, PaalAss, and Derange
This "CUEB eXpels the poison from the blod aud
quenty cures them all ake IL Nuiuyalunbe protection
In the maariqus dis cts u tasen occasionally daill
while e1nosed 20 the infection. that vii be eGcreted
rpeu into dH Hence II s more valuable pro
lection than cure and will fuhei Iuturuit
dv nfords
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,


Coughs, Coids, Influenza, HOarseRess Group,
Bronchitis, IHciPtcHt Consumption, and for he
relief Of COasarnptips Patients IN ddpanced
stages Of the disease.
So wide the field Of is u ness aud 50 numerous yre
the ct Its cuc3 a. al every section country
abOunds Iubiicv rnowu who have been lev
ed rom alarming aud desDeeate diseases Of the lungs
byts use when oute tred rs super Vi over eyeJy h
er med cine OF tho kim Is tor apparenn 10 escnpe Obseya
ion aud hero virtues known, the pubic NJ longer
hesitate what autidOte to employ ng aud
dangerous affections Of ho pulmonary organs that nc
dent % our clmato hile many uteisr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been discaideO this
has gained friends by every na conferred benefits the
a cted they forgot, and produced
mernus andi 90 remsr kRble 20 hp forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j G. AVER & CO.,
LOWsll, Mass
Al our Medlues FOR sale by wNt FISKE & GAYLORD
All ALMOND and all Dea efs Ia Medicines
L & " mi ~ a. en-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
MORNING LEADER oFFICE

FboUR--,s IN fair local demand former prices ssles
70 brshoce extra s. q and " brs toubo sx
TIA M $50
wHEAT--Is and higher; sales tracl 20
and lots from store At 81 ~.
CoRN--Is hrm With sales carload shslel and
cars 10 at 5le per 70 lba
HIGHWlNEs--sas Is bis hlghvinss at2Ie.
EOG5--Sslss atII5.Gl7e.
HOGsAr arriving Ia large quantities, owing 10 the bet
ser condition roads and tho high prices paid the past
lev days The market consequence ayos bnysr THE
range Of o.days s5sO9595 with few
a. 81 for very choice.
BCTTERIs weak aud i6e Is the outside figure for ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

EsoAPED An active, able bodied Sieve, from
near Harper Ferry,worth at least 3 500 met
with a singular "epsode' few days since
His legs PartOok 81 greatly Of the fright Of the
ViTginians when their camp wVs assaulted by a
tTeacheTous COW, that they bore his body of 10
the Depot Of the U. g. r r., where he was
tieketed thF1uah 10 Cleveland and from thence
to EIyIs, where he remained long enough to
Teeuperate, and is now safe in Canada He was
. ias looking fellow, and will be missed on the
plantation -Elyria Dem.
Two "sl 500 ohatleis" made safe trip 10
Canada on the u G. r. r. train last Friday -
oaS was from Buckingham county Va, and The
other from Ola Kaintusk. Thus the irrepres
Iibls run continues
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SPIRITS
Hlghwines. Fgsl
SUGARS

aay.. ttonlz Ola IS 0Giwater-Eastn tibblI l2S 25
10 balsd {ton "a ~ u0ssndy IId Cetunt rs a / 81
HOps.........Eab ga. l6Whs Lime ...... % OO
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4
at Cleveland with cvclaud and rCledo, Cleyelsad 20
lumlusa CncAla Cleveland 2ud Era. and U,sVs "a
and pttshuls NnilrG ds.
A. Sole, with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, Sc
At hIauUa with hacks for klysnus, So.
At Brarevillo with hacks to NeV.oi ga G. &c
Al Wautu with hacks TO Shsren @. eeubed, hIoHi5iilt
Bloomfield Canheld, 70.
Al ! Dung soWn, With stages for Nov Castle Folaaa
Lowell, ant Enou Val.eT, aud thence BY =. , W AZ d
Il. to Pittsburgh.
ClevAispd Feb 1s5n - 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
HEsAALLTH OF AMERICAN WO.

Read Notices In The Tribune sluce Dec l, s58.
From us EEcellency, JAAII j. WESTCuTT Governor
Oi Eurida, aud " cmD"r o Uuittd Sta'es Senate:
For upwards Of twtnty fl years was afflicted with
disease my family which The best med cal aud surgics
taent IA he country m led 10 cure but which Welded u
most salts accrv manner t,the Grgeteub0r Remedies /
eoUsosnClOusy advise their uAe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

DR. !. +. BRIDGE-sDear Sir. Some 60 an ir-
tmaie tcmale end had be On suffering from falling OF the
womb, whites AND dGTlrged mei stTu1tOu. ogeu with
the Attending symptoms clearly aesGr he'd in adyeI-
tissment aud pamphUs She mad the very best med Cl
finally told her O. at b. though her e might possibly he
prolonged ferY tic lOuEer under o. most udicOus
when cnme n'o your of'o NJ the Grseftnberg Medical
lnsu lon and ro a. ell her symptoms As ynn cDh
dent Of the Grlc nbsrg Aisrshas CHthucOn 10 reiiey
Ing her she discharge ell the physc sud tried IT, tho
dOubtingly Pruydenil7ly II reley her quickly AVID
bote entirely e1r'd her Since then or two years
tuere has been eurIelco O the complaint, aud
shs is as ssrong. active and healthy as when Young gr
JNO Il. BHIGGS.