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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-24
THE PROOF.

1t has been charged and we think correctly
that if the system of taxation proposed by the
opposition party adopted in NORTH Carolina it
would subject the farmers stock, farming tools,
wagons, carts, furniture, &C., to taxation. AS
evidence that the charge is true, we refer to a
speech made in the last Legislature by the opposi
ton Senator from Guilford, Ralph Gorrell, Esq
Mr. Gorrell introduced an amendment in favor of
calling open Convention for the purpose of
amending the Constitution, and made speech adj
vocating it, in which, after showing the amount of
horses, mules, sheep, swine, mich COWS, oxen and
other cattle that would be taxed by the ad valorem
system, he says:
"There is also large amount of FURNITURE,
plate, carriages and buggies, WAGONS, CARTS
and FARMING TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
MERCHANDISE, bank stock, money at interest,
&c &c, all going to make up the aggregate wealth
of the State the value of which L have no means
of ascertaining, BUT WHICH WOULD ENTER
INTO THE TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE
STATE UNDER THE AID VALOREM SYS-
TEN OF TAXATION"
Remember, friends, this is what Mr. Gorrell, a
supporter of John Pool, says. He says that furni-
ture wagons carts, farming TOOLS and stock, woufd
enter into the taxable property Of the Stute umder
the I'D Udlorcm system Of turatioa. Democrats
say the same thing, and are therefore opposed to
the scheme of the opposition party.
Is any further proof necessary to sustain the
charge? If so, we point to the following from a
leading opposition paper, the Greensboro Patriot
of last week The editor Of the Patriot had just
had a consultation with Mr. Pool at Raleigh, and
on his return home, in an article explaining ad
valorem, he concludes as follows:
"Above, we have stated what we understand to
be the position Of the West on ad valorem-that is
that EVERY SPECIES OF PROPERTY is to
be TAXED according to its value, not only land
and negroes but HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, and
HOGS, leaving it with the Legislature in framing
"a revenue law, to "discriminate only in favor of
the native products of the State and the industrial
pursuits of the citizens" This is precisely the
position of Mr. Pool, the position which he has
taken in the East, aud the position which he will
maintain in the West With Mr. Pool, ad valorem
is PRECISELY the same thing in the East it is in
the West"
This is the proof, and whenever opposition ora
tors and newspapers assert that democrats lie about
the matter, want them to remember that We
have the authority of Mr. Gorrell and the Green's
boro Patriot
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-24

RIGHTS OF NATURALIZED CITIZENs.-The cor
respondence between the U. S. Government and
foreign Governments, in regard to the rights of
naturalized citizens abroad, has been published,
and from it we learn that Prussia is not willing to
surrender the right to press naturalized American
citizens into her service when they return on a
visit to their native land. Our Secretary of State,
Gen. Cass, lays down the doctrine that natural
lied citizen visiting Germany, must be allowed to
remain without hindrance and to depart in peace.
ssT Gov Ellis has been condemned for appoint
ing Democrats to Judicial Office. What is Mr.
Pool sacorn to do? To appoint know-nothings to
office In preference to any one else Geo. Wash
ington himself could not get an Office from John
Pool,-Fdy Courier.
Yes, and Mr. Pool boasts of being member of
the order. He talks about being ''good Ameri-
can" as we'll as whig. lie. it be remembered that
he is know nothing, and if he were elected Gov
ernor would be bound by his oaths. These oaths
have been published, and the public can judge of
their evil nature. We have no means of knowing
the secret workings of the Order, but the confess
sions of those who were deceived and induced to
join i: by false representations, afford sufficient
proof to convince every one that third degree
member like Mr. Pool, is not proper person to be
Governor of North Carolina.
A PAPER CURREHCY.-It has been heretofore
stated that bill has been introduced into Congress
to establish paper currency Qike bank notes. of
uniform value throughout the United States. The
bill provides that the Sub-Treasurer, or Treasurer
of the U. S. Mint and its branches, shall receive
deposits Of gold gold and silver bullion and give
depostors certificates therefor in of from $40
to 81 900. These certificates could be used any
where money.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-24
REMARKS.

NoTE.-Grain Is sold by weight-Corl
bushel, Wheat 60 lbs, Rye GO lbs, Oats
Peas 60 lbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

a youth who desired to wear the matrimo.
NAL yoko had not sufAcient courage 70 pop the
question. On informing his father of the diff
6enlsy he lab0red under, the old man replied,
quite passionately,
.Wky, you booty, how do you suppose !
managed when got married Z"
.sOh, yes p said The promising lover, "you
married mothes, but I've got TO marry = strasge
grip s
Hope writes tbs poetry Of the boy, memory
that of man. Man looks forward with
smiles, bat haokward with sighs. Such y the
vie psoviaes Of God. Ths emp Of lie Is
s -. at the brin, the flavor II impaired a.
~. .nnk deepeg, and the dregs are made bitter
s.es. nay not strUggle when ls - taken
a ciereyman was rsbuked by . brother OF
the ctotn IoS enoking. The smoker yeplisd
that ho used III WeeA n. x n odorntios ~.
What &c you eau ~ mod.xAtion r. ing uirsd the
other: .Wny. sir." ssplted ne smoker, !. one
A Mississippi paper, IN - obituary notice.
speaks OF The deceased - hetnr 4 mosf esstma ,
BILE young man and devOut 6kvfstian . ~nfiI
| the day q HIS death" Pity the yonnS -
had not dtpd soonsr tosave Me rspstasion.
4 young lady has diseovsred the reason Why
married 0ea. fsOn theaUe q thirty ysass I'D
upW911s am Wefs u ae9 1a14. They eeraasi
- nats - In dtsnay q thetr wtvss' 1ssl
! nijlineg ltlls;
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~ Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
oas iamilies who have heretofore used DR.. J. 8.
RIOS E'E MEDICINES, always with the most un.
bounded happy results, that some unprincipled
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written Egna-
uTe the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines, 80 that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sutierings.
DR.. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
The PAIN G URER for pains, rheumatlsm, cholic.
sprasns or bruises. aud the DYSPEPTlC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally, and BY
WARNER L. WARfNG, lot Broad st,
ja1l-ly Riehmond. Va.
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Ner''assu Supporters,
BROKEN DOWN s4 AMP 4. pE PIN PRO-
WHY NOT HAVE Y0DR HEALTH REST0R-
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR! t.t
We offer il to all claSses--lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass of testimony.
THE REV. B. +. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1850.
The use Of your HAMPToN'S TINcTURE has
The effect it has had my throat disease has been
,narcsIoMs For ali such diseases most cordially
recommend it. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw Nj. E. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
As an invlgOratOr and restorative, where gen.
tie stimulant Is wanted, We believe it superior to
all the Cordials before the public cure for Dys
al diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t has been
truly successful to the single and married. We
offer the most valuable remedy. which Thousands
FEMALES AND CalLDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod BY PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
fists in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
o. my 28-d&cwts
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F ma Leeches! Leeches!: Leeches!!!-I
have Just received, BY Adams' Express, q lot Of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will DO applied upon the most
reasonable terms
/ P. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. can be found at ali hours Of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel, (sntrance on llth street, and at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap lo--ts r. c. HOBEON.
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But [ike sensible men. test the prodaots Of your
neiEhboys and friends. and then, i not y9EthX;
PREMIUM BITTERS We recommend them a.
sugs{ior to aii NortheTFp remedies for DysPspsia:
prove their superiority, then We say discard them
Al . tonic, physicians OF the highest standing
speak Of them in the strongest terms Of praise -
Give them trial These BitteYs are 10 bo had 81
all Druggists in this city and elsewhere Virginia.
s. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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Rithnlnna 4ispaGt.
TunI..-AIly Cslvv.


The klfesAss1rAnee Agens's AvpeeI.
Tusa~-Ally cssv.
Conc .aow, ~ mend, and g not starr,
Bgtlstei 70 nay strain : Ms
c|; so e sss: 1 sss ;'s sssr
va ksss s 81 ;sos pc!icy:
Ssvn e" s{ss; 700. Z Bin INV ~ ne;
AID thiak Qf life, inaurahos. x.,s.s,s.y
5 s.s ~; q 4 ' sss sssst.;;is.y N
" lilA and heollh's endurance ss et
On, Office 10 for souadnsss kaown,
The ersAssAsf PARLIAMENTARY;
aye Yos can't H b TO I Ssrtiosssr. '' '
Our 'cumusated fund evDeAu gss
Increasing At IA steady rate; *sts
A bonus every seven years, 5s4t ~
And yss on! premiums moderate.
The ne Of liSe-insuYaaoe;
Nenember the uncertainty
OF life and health . eadufance!
You're twenty seven rex. birthday;
You ne'sf had epilepsy, sir,
insanity, goat. hernia,
YSss s.aSsP s;t 8 SSsse: .ss. '
Yoa're como Of healthy eaIcntSaSc;
Aa Tss on o. s! sS'lf ,';:s. ,s:sIsss.:
OF NJ: and hsalth's endurance!
Your present state Of health is good, ="
Your - veil formed bsllovs. chest has stood
The DOCTORS aasoaltatiOn, sir;
No hazard in your way Of life;
You're neither lag nor cripple, sir;
Last year you took yourself wife.
But have not ta'en to tipple, sur;
A model for insurance.
Most 6t for life insurance;
Oh, ii you'll not cast in your lot,
You'll vex me past endurance.
Pray, don't forget. though healthy yet,
You're subject to mortality;
The life Of man We only can
Foreteli in the totally.
The FIRST years premium being paid,
You may dem..e to morrow. sir,
And then your widow will not need
To either beg Or borrow. sir:
She's saved by life insurance.
By noble hfe-insurance;
She's Glad and fed By what you did
While life had still endurance.
But say you've got policy, IS z5.sa p
Or even more than one Of EN-,
You may another take with me-
You'll thrive beneath ton of 'em!
One ought to add thousand pounds,
Each new responsibility;
1t il duty has NO bounds.
Save just . mans ability:
Then, oh. once more, insurance,
Remember the uncertainty
Of life and health's endurance.
Long, long ago there was q cove,
Who called himself knig ht-eIrant. sir;
Who, AZ the Ladies' Friend, did rove,
but. ladies, I'm yon1 best Jr,end Moic,
As good as any lover : ye,
For ali my object . to endow.
And save you, dears, from Poverty
Then, oh, my dears. insurance.
CRY loud for life, insurance
If husbands not cast in their lot,
Declare them past endurance
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S08&&AAA\Ae0s 0OV : O4A 0AAAA&ss
@GeA7, CARRIAGE FOR SALE. = The
E6X subscriber has for sale . new 0ne-horee
'ECARRlAGE and HARNESS, made in
the city OF the best material and 6ne workman
ship. will be sold low If early application u
- = :, JOHN p. HARWOOD,
Alto. A. Francis Coach Shop,
On Franklin street, near Old Market
my M-1m
.aHAR CARRIAGES, CARRIA6ES.-
& The suL4cfiber has on hand at his Coach
w. Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
near The coIambiaa Hotel, Coaches cHAkIO.
out tops. and SULKl ES-an Of his own. make, Of
the best material and workmanshlp-ail of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be
call from those in want Of any article IN the Car
mage line, am dete rmncd to make to order and
sold that II new. warranted.
fe N-d0m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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JOHN =. HEkIXi r.,,o,

18th street. near Carr,
NJ Would most respectfully inform his friends
~oand customers and the public generally,
that he il now il receipt Of his shock Of SPRING
and RUNNER GOODS, conslsting Of CLOTHS,
CASSlMEkES and VESTINGS, which be wOUd
be happy 70 mako uD in the most superior style
and on the i0weas Femunerative profits. 80
N. Delaying emall expense, can make gar
ments to order g low - they can be had st auy
clothing hOase in the city. nh N-3m
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~ White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

: Tfc6NUI1ef Co, va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
bo.tling, and the transported wat9r is now as per
feet as when taken from Its source Address ell
orders to PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
General Agents for the Y. States,
Ap Atm Richmond. Va
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a: The GEsa. y y k;sSmsay, e 4, M rs
FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET Dis

EAsES,1This great American remedy, contain
every thing heretofore offered the public, its Gu
ratlve. restorative and renoyating powers; and
the ABOVE remedy will cure the above diseases, and
contoanded when they have ocular demenstra-
knswn Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of a case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case Of
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure. prO-
ON the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free Of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
venience to the patient.
Sold BY APPERS0N 4 DUPUY, No. sOl Broad
sists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
: mn 26-d6n* -
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n Bleed Food: Bleed Feed !!.-We have
varied FEELINGS in reading the advertisement of
Or. BKoSsoN's BLoop FooD, in another column !;
but we think qualifications p!edominAtes; for,
though We regret 70 see no celebrated q maa com
ing forward. even IN appearances, under the same
flag as quacks-that 10, BY resnrting TO advertising,
Jet We take satisfaction also in knowipx that there
10 now reliable preparation before the people for
that most melancholy and fatal disease-Consump-
ton. and other organic complaints.
DR.. BRONSON il q lecturer in our Medical Col
leges, and his success his speciality has been p
wonderful that he has consented, at variance with
the prejudices OF every regular practitioner. to
make It known. a. he IL doing, for the benefit OF
He has secured Tor agents. however, a firm whose
responsibility separates entirely his preparations
from all tinge OF, quackery. Messrs. Church L
DUPONT are his sole managers. 40 they are also for
that most Invaluable of preparations. pr. EAToH's
great care taken in putting up this articIe-some
idea Of which they can form by. comparison of il
with any other article of the kind-they would
prefer It to thing that has ever been offered
them. For our own part, If We had child suffer-
ing, would not hesitate to administer this pre-
parat,on, knowing that such careful druggists
would not engage in nything that was not per-
fectly safe and etteetual.-Quebee Ga zette.
For sale W FISHER l. WINSTON, Richmond,
Va. and by Druggists generally. je Aim
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A3SR -. SURGEON DENTIST,
door to P. Horton KeaQh'a trimming store, and I've
doors above Messrs. Thos. \. Price Z Co.'s Dry
Goods store. 800. .ss..s.f 49,
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house, would be pleased tn sec those with whom 10
has engagements, and has made extensive preDa-
tons performed ia the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and al work done
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y SAVINGS BANKS.
IRGINlA SAVINGS BA n K. .
Chartered Sy ths Legislature Of Va.

-T CAPlTAL-$NO,OO.
MON Y received ON deposit in sums OF V E
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum il paid for sums
remainin SIX months or longer; for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at the store of E. B.
Spence, corner Of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, Pres't,
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
my ll-3m o. H. P. STEM. Secretary.
L,RANKLlN SAVINGS BANK.
+ Chartered BY the Legsslatxye Of Ytygsaia.
This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, ON
which an interest of six per cent per annum will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than nix
mon tins, and Ave per cent. for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office of Messrs.
IsAAcs l. TAYLOR, BY the Cashier.
VIM. CURRIE, PresideHt.
VIM. L. HILL, Secretary.
b. H. SMITH, JR., Cashier.
Chas. n. Barksdale, : 6. H. wynne,
Henry James, Jos. Brummeil,
Sam. W. Younger, G. F. Smith,
w. B. Warwick. (S W. II. Benson,
VIM. B. Smith, w. 7. Carringt N,
Jos. T. Morton, Rob't A. Mayo
P.y. Archer, G.P. Mitchell,
n. l.. Williams, Jos. Laadley.
Chas. McGruder, ~. T. Pate,
Chas TaIbott T. l.. D. Walfcrd,
b. H. Smith, Z. &C. Warwlck, '~
K. g. Farley, Jos. u: Watts,
A. Warwick. E. ID. Keeling.
Geo. A. BarkSdalo. 6p q 3m
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EA Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, 173 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit at the rate of sir per
cent. per annum. on all sums remai ming over six
months and at fire per cent. on such are drawn
out before the expiration of six months.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Pres't, r. c. Howe,
p. r Moore, Geo. I. Herring,
Vim. Ira Smith, IF. Regnaut,
J. Il. F. Mayo, w. A. Jenkins, Sec'ry,
P. b. Price, Treasurer.
r. Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
grave Whites bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. my 26-lm
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- TO-. W15SE1M1Ns
81. !. xs6 So (. = : I
m. 81: !, !! 81
.ioosssr Shoes .aAs y dsdss. aad v.sr..s.d to
1I -. eu-1A
skNT's Ia.sCM CALE 109IS AZ
b iSss 40 g. ~ q =: :; 8 .''s'' so' "a.
No. .. Deposits q !. CO. |. alssaf os:,.
n. 3, y. a as ..E q y e:
e. ssss. Carat III Bsss, e. s s ssS:.
HAVING made unusual larss vGfohsses of franks
s ss sh. as .ss dhsd osS.4 8
stock. We viii sell at about cost prices. thereby Of
'''-' = '1' iMxEcEs HAaRIs 1 BRO.
80 9. HE q ssoz I sS sfiiaErr,E Ran
Have now ready aia!se variety q Al kinds
90 e: aad
LADIES' English Lasting HseIsa con.rs.. and
and Basson Bopss soys F1sseh III les: s,s
csss1 re: Hsssa Sos !. e
N fs1s sSso BSi vA tftis y..sy
prices, At b. HELLER CO.'S,
n. 800 pairs Harvest Brogans at Is cents.
go. NOTlCE.--We are determined to
So. furnish cur friends, customer,. and the
line. either etursd By oorsolyss or import
ed for ladics, gentlemen, misses, boys, children
and servants, At the lowest price, according to
S'e"'' ." ~ .~''' ALI ALEX. HILL L CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers, !.
No. 127 Main street, Richmond, Va
TaN TlIr ~ mr. no ar q 11,IF-
"a $ ST ,s1ls i!s' SkB
ladies' Hsssa XIII and ni Morocco ~ sIispsss e.
kd Ts
Caters. several qualities; Ladies' Heeled French
without heels; Ladies Morocco and Kid Baskns..
Tithont heels; Misss:, H H MoroScG and Cost
Cater; Misse. Hseied MOROCCO and Kid Sip
Rers; Misses' Heeled FRENCH Boots, new style;
s sDS
without heels; ch!dren's Copper Ti1t Bootees.
ss oasS:i 3s ss9 other .1. so Salty
e: :; y u.s. s. Sses .''
REpGGTIoN IN PRIcEs.~cHAs:~
<YBEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and 81;
5ody in Richmond to Compete with HIM in his line.
e. az
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
* PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
+, ,o f4on s to - ''r osH f. . HNTa y
MAJ Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality % 50; d.. second
quality, %; fashionable Silk Hats, 80; fine calf
skin seWed Boots, %; Congress Cater Boots. -;
kne calf skin sewed Shoes, =.
]. III. ANTHONY ha1 made arr0ugem0ntS With
one of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
to supply him With handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he Will sell at the UMPIRE
eedepted low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. no 19-dkWD
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20 IN q. Qs!3 I ,Ell{e1i ii NftFfs
ss,s4ssa : sssss1 3 = ssslIsale.st ssss:s.
q JOINS, D1H1fRT, hFvinf. ths yight d -
s' ned q .sies rse 81. :. esins 49,
can with c0n&deipe cQnlmend Il 10 those desirinS
nh Or partial ct. Fl teeth end specially eaeA
using, The perfect adaDtation Of the plate to the
mouth. and the saotjon thereby seeureds enabIes
This meehod having hoen adopted b. th0ge stand
ing Highest in the Dgofessiol, North and 1outha
70 those wishing to 80 then. Bets Of Teeth, On
gold or any other plate vii oH coassS b nade FOR
tracing, and ali other operations gently ana tho
roughly Ier6orned. Teeth extracted b. ELEC-
n O1fce on Main strsst, opDosits Corinthisn
Hail ~ esss5. NO 1l-ly
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MEDICINES.

MEDICINES.
DK. MINNOCK's GET ERkATERR. om.
FOR THE CURE OF
R HEUMATISM AND NEURA "A.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES PrRFoRNRp:
Mrs. YARR1se ros-Dear Madam :: i have the
pleasure to say to you that have used your Hheu-
matte Medicine in my family for the last two years,
and can confidently recommend 1t to the public.
JAMES MOORE.
chmond. Dec sd, 1858.
Mrs. YARRlNGToN.-Dear M adam: 1t affords
me great pleasure to state to you tnat have used
occasions and made perfect cure, and cheerful
ly recommend 1t to the public as q yaiuable medl-
cine TOR Rheumatism. JAMES BRAY.
Mrs. YARRINGTON.-Dear Madam: l., with plea
sure, certify that l have used your Rheumatic
Medicine for Rheumatism, and can safely recon-,
Ws snd W,s 6 sa snd to
generally Richmond, Il Dec D'D !, isss.
Mrs. YARRINGTON.-Dear Madam: 1t affords
matte Medicine. i have used it in my family Tor
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and confidently re-
commend it as being good for both.
Yours, respectfully, +. r. WHITE.
Many moro certificates of well-known citizens
could be furnished, amongst them.
WILLIAM H. SHIELDS.
!. B. STKSALL.
And many other well-knOwn residents OF Rich
Ali orders addressed to Mrs. C. J. YARRING-
TON, of Richmond, Va. being the only manu-
facturer in the United States. Any application
gists,. in Richmond, Va, will be gratefully ao-
knowledged. je 1e-lm
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r. MARINE INSURANCE.
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"a Copper Lightning. Rod
We are now prepared to Pvt up, in town and
Of broad twisted piece of heavy SHEET COP
PER. presenting large amount It e o en0nductn s;
very durable Please call and examine sample,
and certificates from the most scientific and bust
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE L CO.,
my 3O-lm Iron Block. Governor st.