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WHAT 1T WILL Do.

DosE.-0ne wine glass full as often as necessa-
~.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will euro Heart burn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
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One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
pepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disa
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as the stomach receives the Invigora'ng Spiritth
distressing load and all painful feelings will be
removed.
One dose will remove the most distressing pains
Of Collie. either in the stomach or bowels
few doses will remove all distractions in the
Kidney. Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with pny
Kidney Complaints assured speedy relief by
dose or two. and a radical cure by the of one
or two bottles
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BlackwOOd's Magazine
BPltiS III Reviews.

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Ek'S
MAGIC COMP 0OND.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUNDii
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
4 sure and sovereign remedy for

Coughs, Colds. Group, Asthma, Whooping-
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utes.
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To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases OF the lungs,
previous 10 liberation.
To break up the chlls and fever in a few days.
Messrs E. B. MACON & Co.
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It affords me great pleasure to add to nv testi-
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my bed, and all who saw me ght me dying with
consumption. Ny son, who had just been cured
Of a bad cough by using part IF bottle Of your
Compound. gave me a few doses of il. This help
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Since then have had no cough, and though an
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attribute it all to your medicine-the Magic
Compound.
Very truly yours, LEVI BEAN.
An over, Mass. Aug 9. 1859.
The bottle Of Weeks Magic Compound which
received from you, has entirely cured me Of the
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Sore Throa., y tn very gre1t benefit I recon
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work, had n very bad cough, very bad night
sveats pain ia the side ami hetic flush Of Tho
cheek. The pain in the side Is gone the night
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is attending to his business One of orr Physi-
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good success.
Yours truly, CHAS- : PARKER
Read the following from one Of the best physi
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81 have used Weeks Magic COMPOUND IN my
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Church street, rear Of MIR. Spears Apothecary
shop 5. VT.
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Dyspepsia Remedy

- SHOk.SA~S AS~AAASNJ
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by the public for six
years with increasing favor. It is recon-
mended to Cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness
HEARTBURN, Collie Pains. Wind in the
Stomach, or Pains in the Bowels
Headach, Drowsiness, Kid
new Complaints, Low
Spirits, Deirium
Tremens, In
temperance
IT STIMULATES, ExHTLARATEs, INvIGoRATEs, But
WILL NOT TNToxIcATE OR STUPEFY.
as A MEDICINE, it is quick and effect
ual curing the most aggravated cases of Dyspep-
STA, Kidney Complaints, and all other derange-
m-nts of the Stomach and Bowels, in speedy
manner.
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy
and dropping spirits and restore the weak, nerv-
Gus and sickly to health. strength and vigor.
Persons who, rom in the iudicious use ofliquors,
have become detected, and their nervous systems
shattered, constitutions broken down, and subject
10 that horrible curso to humanity, the DELIRrUW
TREMENs will, almost Immediately, feel the hap
py and healthy invi Grating efficacy of DR.. Hams
Invigoratinp Spirits
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29

], PERsEvERAncE,--OD Once fairly into
work don't tgivoeit mp 49, 0a1~disGraGa~
yourself BY beginning. on this thing to-
day, on that Tomorrow, and on another
|naxtdays We don'f' cars iftyonsase
thu most active mortal, living We don't
care if ypn labor both day and night ia
season and ont, be sure Tho end 81 yoBf
life viii show nothing, If you pefTet6afs
" change from object tos object. fsoEss
tune, success, fame, positipA ara ssreE,
gained butjby piously bravsly eiiekiAg,
growing, living 70 . thing, till il y fairS.
y accomplished. iii short w mast catts' \
Try thing through five would - asysss
body If any thi6g M nhattsr iGjk
costs yol the easnre u w., society, lhNs
thousand pearly qualifications &c
No matter for these Stick 10 the thin !.
and carry i, through Believe y,osss vau9
made for the matter 1asA ~ sth1tsn xn0s
|elss can do ii Il ~ aRAlldcMh 500.
whole, energies STIR, eleck1i
yonFself. and 90 firth u youf iasl
Only once learn ID carry ! ding through
In an its completeness and proiSosf56a.s
and youwiil become = lseirO a9S - i~lt1'
think better pf yopreslf; ~ - syil1
Ithiuk better Of ypn Qs eoslree ahsy ].
will. The world in In veTS b61lf = +
inires fhe stern, detsrnsinssl Y
sseesinshim IL best sighty M IT, = -
Ijects ito richest treasprevi psise right
along, ahen, With whateY ert ron UNDER.
take Consider yourself amply sGf-
ficient III The deed, You u u suces6
fuI, nesersfear. s. sss assgl.,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29
From The Pioneer aud Democrat ]

4 sSDrU,r.rr mn 4, ,rss.A Nr,nrs. .r-r, 4s5sa
A Il, 4. . 8 - "
we take the folloWirg extract from
an able ana eloquent ADDRESS recenliy
delivered al st. Cloud, by q, G. & An
pREws. ESQ. ss,. ~
The De,noc rats a.. CHARGED WITH or.
s. va 40 q nce ho.h ;n,,be s,s,a ard Ma
,;on rove ,ment 81, I y;il, sbnw. Il /,
liz Democrats par,v ara a more 4 !,
fault---not, a. mueh 81, ii factlL-..sas their
onnononts Nm. g roa. ,yBo erneets
tnsexercise,the - N ,,fs ~ fIraae u fnol;sh
enough e i, mos, that Ia .laia revnls;op
q. IS, !; !, e,s M ! .,,s;no ~ Deu,,cral;
r,,la i; ,l,s S,a,e. ~ s, tf IIn;t ,,a,as
1nr on,,,rar,s ho,u..,.s 81 anda av,r.
10 u 4 NIL J sc q, 81 'a,,r exnense mn
.con,,nts ~ ia 10 81 5.;,,.. ,v,,;.h q. IS
&, M Nm sl;s,.o,,r
areds 10, q M resyuls;on Il hns;ne.s 49,
ow;;n,, q ~. excess of M ,cred;t svsten, 3
L hroka ont q s stsr;o,slv, ,a,,tb 9 nee.
,;lenca Itrava.ysd .heg ,yh,,,e 1 >, ~.
cial and business Z world I, 4 Il hroLe doyn
] nc;eat and renowned cred;.s. md larse
cornorat;on.s - well ! ], 5;rd;v;d,,als Is q
sent barIk a otcv Ana novertv aver thresl,.
ala, th.t Ia aiways been familiar with
! tfluence h stonoed rreat nnhl;.' works
and ovarvhel,nadr nr;vssa ..ssrnr;.s ], h,
,yaa ~ n.a,,r a danrs ss;or ,vb;ch TalIor,s
- s, oreat a. erress' And -, ths Rennh-
l;csn rr..s !. 81 rol;,;c;, - III ~ 81.
thaf fh;s graaf h,,s;nass i. ,,.,ls;op IT, !.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29
E,l7OR AND PROPRIETOR
Ws'Ill|Cl ia l3Q.

low:a 81 n II ss hi ii
.,, lsss, u 4 Z el.a 4 . sz 1 q.
s ssss Z Il es ssf .ss 81 &. i
IS sssss ssss --.-- =.
s,ss. sss, Ii ssssse, se stas1 IN q
cay e 81. Paul. -ss.ss4, 2ol 81 ,sea, %
Ramsey Gaapsy. i ~ ~ 4 io4 s.5t
aaos VI. ~, "a ,ss,7 so u,
xIa1tke WI Isss. ms rs |; " aaxi ~
city purposes, was ten mills, for ward
purposes. hi i'll aild ID w 4, eiabis
hi i u, i'll 1zia M ,h,iis, aha Ia III
ward, 1--WE n,;lls Pes i 100 ~ tlss saius
Eof ph6psft iay - O.
Nv Il was tentfnilIa fa3 acpnnlt pHkposes,
five for State purposes, 4wo and ! half
for school purpose - "a
For. the year. 1859 ia the city, the tax
IL FIVE mills for city purposes; n the
LIST, Sd ana 4th wards, Ave mills, and in
the 2dward seven mills Cor ward bur.
poses, on, thu property in Zach Nafr--
two and half mills fer interest On city
bonds, and two mills Tor the use &C
Board Of Education. '9xx ~ Q ssfSsS'sa
The county Auditor, says il will Be
necessary to lay the same amount for
county and State purposes The coun-
ty and State tax is levied on all the pro-
perry in the city and county, .R
/ The proportion Of the taxes paid Ia
the city and county last lyeAr for State
purposes, was but S27s 7l4,O3, and this
year it will Be but $50, $40, N ;sleaving
in 1858 $40, I66. 81. and ia 1853,
$I55. 500, S3, .ior city. and county pur-
poses, Or oniy ons-si4th Of our total tax
es for State purposes. Here the tax
payers can see where the shoe pinches.
Tax payers inseyery county in the State.
We believe, win find similar disparity
in the amounts they pay for local and
State purposessaad will know where to
apply the remedy .
Il is evident, therefore, that the cx-
penses Of the State government are light
compared with the enormous taxes paid
for city and county purposes. We have
show a that, with the reforms which the
sDenpcracy propose IN their platform,
the State levy can be reduced csrtainlJ
two and half mills Oh the 6oilss; nod
I'VE likewise stand pledged . ! reform
10 tbeicumbrops system of county gqs-T
eminent with a view II Tighten the bur-
then of taxation, which j. eating up our
very substances asa ID; thisawe expect
.sll men Of all parties tgFunite, forau
are interested.
The details Of 4 cheaper and simpler
system will require honest and careful
.dcliberation. We have given facts for
tax payers to ponder upon. and. We be-
.lieve the difficulty Of raising money to
pay our present taxaa ttinicause all 70
stop and reflect, and ~ devise means 81
reduce them. issl9f..s
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29
From the Pioneer and Democrat.
STATE FINANCES THE ()NEROU BUR-
THEN Or cry AND COUNTY GOV.
EKN s.ssfsx3 Is9s 70 CT

We stloeedi'ih oli is 1 i ftisfy II III 9Th
iir.sia III tlilt ths total K rl,dprlisioA w.
ted by LIZA, Inst Leg slatsre, lps m Ipus-
passes. erritoriai. Legislative ma stats,
a1iiiiiiouinlited 10 $4U6t 3tD2 l|S Iaeducliinr,
f itda This sun $6s ~, stbe s1lGs III.
nssd ltos pay = errNufiat mess
md there III left Nj appropfias ioa< ToF'
Legislative and state purposes, and va
find the result tos be as shown blythe,
following table. s. 's
NET of FxD! Iii. 1855: s,ate, Leeii.lai Iiiye.
i. Payment of Officers md sfla Fge la9as
rs Members, 440, O0O. 90
Incidental printing ana s.
.SsAbiudings III $4,000 90
!, s;ts.IinDery for lneplbers, 1000 90
Payment Of Board Of
I'D i Capsas i eJsfa 8 ,479 90 e7s4asEts'
Oct 4March %, a a55. Iis ss@ tN8g
\ Per diem mileage, and ,.s. H,
tn Stationery Of members, ~ 2es9ss 20, 900 90
b Srnvlr,y Legislative sex- 90! 8
penses., sSs Il l5,4o6. II
act Of lire 2e, is5a: I Y asti n Sa'ss.5i
Leg. expenses, # I, !. i 4ss os6 90
Norman School, 5000 90 s,
Adj and az. MI Gems, 100 90 M .a
:, Keeper Pnbs Prpp ssl, s,ss 900 90 sgg ss5ssa
Othtr State Expenses, LIPS 90
/. act of .dug IA. 1888: B 4 s.'s.'s
Legislative expenses, sss4t5 2o, 500 90
State purposes. !. ,s se3. 10000 sssN5 ssg
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-09-29

stale purposes, M. 100000 ,y.s.As s
:sss. Tdsnla, s.sis 4 slas,4sd - SRA .ool II
From the totaIof 81 DOL 10 thus
appropriated FIR Legislative purposes,
should DO deducted the sum. undravn
in the hands Of the, State Treasurer, as
shown by the books Or llis Office, Sl6,
427 90, which leaves the amount actual
ly expended for Legislative pnrposss,
" '.l have 'ist been Sl544,574. kasl
From tie total s.of $l43, 400 %, up
propriated for State purposes shown
bythe above table should be deduct
eds the sasn1s shown BY the books of the
AUDITORS office as tsundfawn and re-
mining in the Treasury 10 the credit
of the State fund and amounting MI the
aggregate to $45 600 and wv have,
as the total amount used for State pur-
poses, during one year and eight months
$98. AGO 20. To this total should bs
added the, amounts which will be reces-
sary q carry % the State Government
the balance Of the current, year-say
25, 900 and WI have as The total 81 all
Stats oe Spensses FIR 1858 And 1859, the
sum of 81 23 400 "a. Half cf1his sum-
$6l .73O M would l,be more than an
average amopnt of expenses necessary.
'for State purposes each year; for the.
expenses of putting Tie Stnte govern
'menisintD spsratiotl will nor again kavs
to b i'm ii rteus u aud hereafteD they can
be materially reduced. This sum how
ever is less. ~ several thousand than
the annual expense ofthe ely Of 81 Paul.
The eleventh resolution Of the Demo
cratic PlatforH Il as follows: RssolUsi,
ssIsIsusnth Thss aks present numerous rep
ia the two housea &c she J,sgslatars
il an unnecessary source Of expense 70 she peo-
pie of the State, and that this IA e 81 ttS pres.
Ient expensive fsystaun of coantS government
should Be changed. and the people relieved from
tho exorbitant taxation ID which they are now
subjected; and that this C Convention stheretoFef
pledges the Democratic party Of the State 10 use
its power To chang The present system III county
government 70 reduce the representation in Tho
Legislature to the lowest number consistent with
the interests Of the State. and to provide Tor IN
ecoaoapical administration of the government u
pli its departments. 2 y4s.s3 t,E ssx
This resolution proposes the true
remedy for lesSening the expenses Of
the,State, and county governments ~
sElectn Democratic Legislators y hichs
stands pledged 10 carry ont these meas
,lires of retrenchment., Reduce the le-I
lgisiativs representation oneshalf. and
The whole expense 6f our State govern
snent and Legislature can b reduced We
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
IN THE TOWN OF MORGANTON.

Pursuant to the Decree made by the Court ofEquity
of Rutherford county, in the of Martha A Gather
and Others heirs at law of John McEntire, deceased
exparte will sell public auction to the highest bid
der the Court House in the town of Morganton, on
Monday the 32d day of August, 1859, (being
Monday of the August Term of the court OF Pleas and
Ouatter Sessions for Burke county, EIGHT OR NINE
VALUABLE LOTS, situated within the corporate linz
its of said town. Said Lots located the Square
opposte the Walton House, and adjoining the Public
Square They arc eminently adapted for stores and
buildings of like kind devoted business and trade;
portion of likewise desirable for private Resi-
dences These Lots, although in the centre Of town,
are unmproved They now offered for sale Tor the
first time the late John McEnte refused to sell dur
ing his life.
Persons DESTROYS purchasing Land within the limits
of the town before the price is further enhanced by the
completion of the Railroad should not allow this OPP
portunity making such investments to escape them.
will likewise sell at the same time and place tract
of LAND containing one hundred Acres situated one
mile from the Court House, and adjoining the town Of
Moreantor The tract well timbered and otherwise
desirable
These lands are sold for the purpose Of partition
among the heirs law of the late John bcEnre, dec
credit of twelve months, with interest from date
will be given and bond with approved security will be
E. j. ERWIN, Commissioner
| July 5th, 1859 6s-It
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.

By Pearson C. J. In Simmons Horton, from Ber-
rio affrming The Judgment Also, in Harrell v Lee,
from Bertie affirming the judgment. Also, in George
smith from Columbus, renire dc moro. Also, IN
McAlister Holton from Richmond affirming the Judg-
rnent Also in Cox Humphreys, from Sampson,
affirming the Judgment Also, in State v Startling, from
Lenor, declaring that there is no error: Also, IN
McKiell Guitar, in equity from Beaufort Also in
Eure Coney in equity from Gates, cismssng the Dill
with costs.
Bv Battle J. In State Waters, from Washington,
Indictment reversed and rcnre de noro Also, in Man
10 y skinner from Chowan, dsmssing the petition
rit6 costs Also in Warren Moore, from Chowan
Judgment reversed and rcnire de moro Also in Tabb
Williams, in equity from BERTHE, everything the de-
murer Also, in Little V Richardson, from Arson, al
frmino the Judgment. Also, in Moore Rogers, from
Columbus affirming the judgment Also, in Bridgers
y McNeill from Robson, affirming the judgment.
-"|-' RdLeiqh Standard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12

THE ADMISSION OF OREGoN.-We learn that
one of the objections to Mr. Craige, raised by Cen
Walkup at Monroe last week, was his vote for the
admission of Oregon State, she being free
State, and, as is alleged without the requisite pop
ulation to entite her to one Representative. Ger
tainly no one who voted for the admission OF Ore
con ought to be blamed for such vote. She
formed her Constitution in a regular manner, with
out violating the rights of any one, and applied to
Congress for admission. The committee to whom
the matter was referred reported that she had the
necessary population-the Delegate from the Ter
ritory said she had the requisite population, and
we think Mr. Craige' did right in voting for her
admission into the Union. The fact that Oregon
is a free State should not have operated to keep
her out, if other things right We in the
South claim that State should not be kept out of
the Union if her constitution recognizes slavery,
and we cannot, therefore, consistently oppose the
admission of State because her constitution pro-
hibits slavery We must accord to others the
rights we claim for ourselves. So the objection to
Mr. Craioe for his vote on the admission of Oregon
is unfair and made solely for the purpose OF catch
ing votes for the opposition.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12
Female Normal School,
HIGH POINT. N. e.,

Is miles west of Greensboro, on the NC Raaroad,
REV. N. RAY, Principal, with efficient Assistants.
The object of this Institution is to provide for the
thorough education of young ladies, and, as an add-
tioua feature to qualify such of them may desire it,
for the avocation teaching. Its next session will
begin the first Monday in August Instruction is given
in all the branches taught in the best Female nstitn-
tons. We have Apparatus, new Pianos, &c. The ex-
are less than at any other Institution of the
character in the State Board alone, and the English
Branches, $40 to $50 per session; Latin and Greek
81 so; French S.; Ornamentals very low.
Board and half the tuition required in advance
E17s 80 voung ladies will be received and credited
for tuition until they teach and pay for it,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Southern Female Teachers
For full information, address
REV W. /. LANGDON,
Julv % 1859, Pm Proprietor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12
Medical College Of Virginia,
At RICHMOND
SESSION OF l65o-,RO

The next regular Course of Lectures Will commence
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, and continue
until the first of March.
Gu BELL GIBSON, N. D., Professor ofSurgery and Sur
gical Anatomy.
DAVID H. Tucker, NJ D.. Professor ofTheory and Prae-
tice of Medicine.
B. r. WEXFORD, IL. D., Professor OF Materia Medca
and Therapeutics.
A. +. PErIcoLAs, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and
Histology. .
cine, &c.
JAMES H. CONWAY NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES B. McCAw, NJ d., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
MARION HOWARD, u. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Clinical instruction will be given at the College In
Urinary which also the Marine Hospital of the Port
of Richmond. Clinical Lectures every Wednesday and
Saturday throughout session. Many Surgical OPP
eratons performed in presence of the class Stu
dents are also permitted to witness the practice at the
Richmond Aims House.
The supply of material for Practical Anatomy IS
abundant, and the cost to the student very trlfng
PRIZE of $780, offered by DIR. Thomas d. War
rem of North Carolina will be awarded to the member
of the Graduating Class who shall prescH to the Facui
ty the best Essay any medical subject
FEES-To each Professor SIS
Naturalization,
Demonstration of Anatomy 10
Graduation 20
/ For further information, address
July II, 1859. 2m Dean Of the Faculty
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-12
EIGHTH VOLUME.

With this number commences the Eighth Vol
,n,o Of the Western Democrat. The future pros
,octs of the paper are encouraging. With large
and steadily increasing circulation, we shall con-
toue to publish such paper as we hope will be
deemed worthy of the liberal support OF the people
s this section. Within two years past the num-
her Of our subscribers has been nearly doubled.
As to how we have succeeded in discharging
orr duties as public journalist we leave for i'm
,,,rtial and disnterested persons to say. Modesty
forbids that we should devote our columns to pub
rb;r, nufs of our efforts or of our paper; though
we might quote largely in this respect; but as self
nraise is said to be half scandal omit any thing
Of the kind
We make no rash promises for the future, and
hold out no false representations, but simply say
that no effort will be spared to make the Demo-
crat acceptable to those who patronize it. 1t
shall be our aim to make the paper reliable in every
respect, always giving correct market reports and
the latest news.