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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
'T'O CONSERVATIVES AND NERVOUS
Il 0UPPEREHs.

TO CUNSUMPTIVE A ND NERV OU
i sU1HEREEs.
The subscriber, for several years a rcsiden
OF Asia, discovered while there, simple veg
etable lcmedy-a sure Curo for Consumpt;on
Asthmo, Ero~cAitis. CougAs, Colds, and Nervous
Dsbility. For the benefit Of Consumptivcs and
Netroas Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
ipublic.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scrpsion, with full directions Ifee Of cAarge)
Gals = sample Of tho medicine, Which they will
PIN beautiful combination Of Nrturc's sim
of dherbs. Those desiring tho Remedy can;
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
j. +. CUTHBERT.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N.Y. NO.29f Broadway New York.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
NJ E r II O y o L l r a n
8AAAAAMN MAAA,

A. A. Il E. l.. TEELE, PRopRlEroR
Basement Of tho Metropolitan 1Iots ], corner
Lcvce g. Potter Streets,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

3 VIZ: 4s:s : me-:
a5 ocrAv.
OIL ,., s5HsAyr DaATIS T. nosy sgg
w bsssSEA AND FRENCH ASH dh1s sSS oSRlNsxshssrs
nssa sa l
% ss S. Az os
s l have hs 5noT 2 anDSanse e their friends
dsnss 10 West Twenty ST. near Sixth ave- fhs properly
.sd y is W. g.. a.sa .s
qas toe s9u:s sn nus q T.
Isass % case richly eysa
ton rosewood GanerSury de soo covered ~
brocsde embroidered Freueh oover rsswood sssesy
~ sli bronze Chandeliers taSaeabras 5rasi
ss sssqsn Dai
French Shades gilt Cornices Two superb suits drawing
expensive Description richly in solid rosevood Viz
sn S 0 sa S
satuary marble topB match the sus superb rosewood
inca s s and .c o w S,s
sSsn,ns Nghi and Mrns Fah Hope aud Charity Psodsr
s SS k IN psse ,ssnng GhSrs match Paintings
Aunng 'rouna Madonna copy nom The cslesraed paint
inE In fSuy,e at Paris tainted BY Kstchs; summer aud
i InsrS ,c, By sssEy Fri. PIECE sy Huntington superb
pnbaie antique lava Vases from PonDe and Hercaluiu
eAc8nuly pclteu vases, real Sovre8 CHINA: medallion
Descens from the Cross ACCORDION Musical Of different
tunes bronze Clock. runs month imported exoressy for
the present owner equestrian group Fsran group
Paul and virginia Fisher Boy and Amazon Moorish woman
card and quarteue Table, proof Eugravrgs bagsee
Board oak bat stand Chairs TO match Ocoh velvet stair Car
pet silver rods rosewood marble dressing
Bureaus DO Bedsteadk and Cominodes to.mAcb
glaze toilet Tables shs ting Stand, warSes Tass Dc u
Couch Rocker Chairss four Chairs covered moaue
tapestry Brussels Carpe spring and hair Mattresses feather
Beds Blankets sheets soun,srpanes holsters and Pillows
oval Nrors pastel Painting ohers Von) decorated china
toilet Bet Iurtsh Towel Rack brocste Curtains Upper
chambers-Nahogyny and enamcled Furniture &c DinlnF
roonsod carved OAK Buffet l6 feet extension dining Table
arm chairs China and Glassware consstlng Of crystal Gu
celery and preserve stands gold baud china dinner Set 5
pieces ruby glass PunchbowI Cre pitchers ruby
nauor ses parisn marble butter Dsh decor .isd iea Set
from Reed Barton, coffee Urn cake Baskets decorate
sayes napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory handle table Cur
eay baskets of Hedseck demohns old OArd Brandy
age Of 1877 DO Scotch whaiey DC Gordon Cherry bar
res white and brown Sugar Ac Also basement and kitchen
Furnsnre stone iron and wooden Ware kitchen Tahes Re
fgerators behring's patent SAFE copper Utensils &C. Terns
OF saleCash In bankAble money certified checks
required Of all purchasers unknown to the suctonesrs
goods.
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTI0NEER.
II Asggnee'a Sale OF
Elegant Store FIXTURES Of large Merchant TAlors EsAbns
msnt-E SCHRNCK VIII sell auction on Friday lSth
instant at l0H A. NJ 1t e0S Broadway the whole elegant
lures consisting Of two superb Hrrurs small do large
counting house Desk four superby decorated Counters
Chandeliers, Futures &C.
To be sold by order Of
N. GODFREY ESQ.,,
ofvtha ave-
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A GENTLEMAN IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES, THIRTY
n Of age wishes the acquaintance OF lady vie
q mamony Address Tor three days T. K Brown, Post
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCBEs FROM % TO s7S.--LADIEy AND GENTLE
w mems sod and Silver Hunting and Open Facs Double
Timers Knghh Patent Levers and Anchor wAlches and
Trssears Chains ~ half he value 4dvanceson Watches
]. u. EAgETScER, 10 Broadway room y. Up s.aEa
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yI,HE ADvRRTfsER, YOUNG GENTLRx AN or HgH
edncaion and liberal nc2ns' y d.irous Of Turning the
some accomplished Young ldy Of coed stand
s1f 10 scc'cty With view 70 nssrnr n.y. Hasrk been buta
seor time In tbs country he tales his method Of obtaining
froducoo 70 American 6s~oise'le he e sincere,
ne uusn none oher y an one equally sincere will reply Ad
afess \ " A, Madison square Pea. ONCE SO
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MATRINONIAL

4 n AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. fHrRTYITvx YEARS
"a o. wishes TO make tho acquAntancs Of young lady
she must be prepoesesng IN appearance and kind hearted
Address for two days In sincerity Asmony box III Herald
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1EEssRs srEINwkY SONS CARD.
wi 10 reply 10 Gard Pnbicp which has appeared
IN The papers The signatures Of number Of piano
do hereby state that claimed Of having
invented the oversrIs principle in square pianos fact
which all tho,c undersigned gentlemen are very well
Of Whether or not ovestrng grand piano orr
,nen e decie but that y does Is sufficiently proved by the
As 70 suesol whether Henry seinway r Or Mr. briggs
which those undersigned gentlemen do want
to know. great professional gentlemen we'll
large portion Of the musical public testify that
oversipg grand piano fnated In December 1885, and
used public concerts immediately atcs About three
months briggs claimed letters for his adu
board and bridge the model Of which he bad applied
Tie overftrng principle without claiming the Could he
very well claim H. xnce OVERSEEING grauds ad been
In public advertised the for several
months prevous Entirely new and very surprising to US Is
the assertion Of those UNDERMINED piano manufacturers that
Mr. briggs three four years ago made Known 70 them biz
plan, and statement: for constructing an cyerng grand ps
self Of the others vent 70 work and acaay msde
maters who have quite recently making overfng
and practical dsmon.,,aed ths sppersr oyer thosso e
clearly 10 Mr. Drggssn &c The time Is very dis
tant opportunity VIII DO afforded 70 those genteuen
the srhstsua.c their published statement
w ETEIEWAY 4 SONS " aud "a Walker street.
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~ Household Furniture a AucHon.-E a LUDLOW Z
co. WIN eeu q aucioo, Thursday Jan. L. 196o Il II
O'Clock, l8 Bleetker street, between Buvan and Koou
gal Streets hanteome houseboA furnurehe entire Furn
lure contained tn .ad house. combating part OF bandsome
rosewood paror Furniture u satin and brocse rosewood
1ablea sofA. teea tals Chairs Be- mahogany French Bed
seads dressing Buresus reng Tables Chair
y mads By Baudcine royal W0on Brussel and ingram Car
pets, China and Ghware, together with assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture, WIN which he sale win Gaia
loEues previous 10 The sale d he once Of The sucoee
EORECIOsURE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. NO.
Lamartine place. leS West TWENTY ninth street. baweeA
xshh and Ninth avenues 1t Tho Nercnants' ExchAnge u II
cn Tus.day ih Day Of January, instant BY order Of
basement twenty Eve fes front and rear Los has s
the modern improvements Gas Baths Ranges water Coses
Furnace, &c desirable residence In every respect
Bale poaive 70 the Highest bidder.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURsUANCE
A. D. 1871 The undersigned trustees will sell e pubic auction
Tuesday January TO- at O'Clock IN the Rotunda q
the Aerchans Exchange New York city, the foowns named
Steamships together VIII The Tackle Apparel Furniture and
all oher appurtenAnces hereento belonging 70 Wit
STAR OF THE WEST, MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA
Terms ofsale-cash
Dated in The city Of New York. this Sin day Of November A.
d. lSS9. . i -
.tf ffr HORACE r. CLARK, trustees.
FDwD. n BfGKERs0N
. NEw YORK, Jan 7. 1850.
Notice hereby given tosi postponed
wSr fsdry me 2<h day Of Jszusy n, ,he ssme place
apd hour. u 2, ROBERTS, Agent
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THE MILITARY.

CCOrT LIFE GUARD.-rHE MEMBERS OF THIS
- corps hereby notified to attend special meeting At
headquarters this (Tuesdnyl evening at7z O'CLOCK on bus
ness Of importance. BY order
). II. HOBART WARD, Captain commanding,
JAMES N. BAyIEs, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-10

8. RICHARDS AUCTIONEER
IA $50 Boots Shoes BroRans and Rubberr ri auction
By RICHARDS WHITING on Wednesd.y Jan. ii. ~ iox
O'Clock at the store a Corandt street. comprising aener.
sale.
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DUBLIC ADMINIST RATORS SALE-w II RADFOND
aucuoneer, VIII sell on Thursday. jan H. 1860 ct eleven
O'Clock, the premises the Fixtures
81 the segsr store 1853 belonging 70 the ese Of
FIELDS, Esq.
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sAI.Es AT AUCTION.

IA Nassau street-Elessnt Fancy Goods-HENRY II.
LEEDS 60 wiz sell = auction, Tuesday ard wsanss
Is Nassau street. Large sale Of rich Fancy Goods sng
some OF the 6nesi Goods In he market to be sod without
Desks Cabinets, Vases Tea caddes, DC Parxn Bronzes
Bronze and Oou Goods; Fancy Glove and Work Boxes
laid ard other Ornsmens olocks Vases Bronzes
Fancy Baskets rich Bronze large Vases panied China TO-
several pieces OF beautiful real marble Suary
fiabe for balls Parlos and Eches Tho shove GOODS
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UCrfON NOTICES. II. BOGART, AUCTIONEERs
Tuesday Jan TO- At 10y O'clock at The northeast
OF Thirty ninth street and Third avenue mortgage no
store consisting Of Sugar. Ifeas Gomez Srch SPECS
Soap, Candles Liquors. ChAmpagne Segsrs, Vegetables
Store Fixtures Counters, &c, 10
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE
Attorney FOR mortgsgec
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ZINE ARTS.

CARD-EuGENE vERBOECKHOvEN OF BRUf
"A sells ofthe most beautiful Of this artists recent pre-
duccrs So by nches Representing sheep and lanb
with ducks &C. painted 70 order for Tie snbscriber just
ceyed view at his studio hours from 10 to-
]. p BEAUMONT, 6l5 Broadway.
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ROR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
At one half ns value, cord and kndng Wood Yard tan
years esisokshsd with Ting c,plsts carrying on
Nc business. Apply u wosd yard, 81, s and 2si Essi
kighleenkh akxeal y - = - - -
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BOARD wANTED-FOR A YOUNG MAN, IN A PR.
ID vate family residing down town. Address w. X, Herald
o11c
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
M MRS. Il. HOLMAN, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
AND SINGING.
"A LESSONS IN MUSIC AND SINGING FOR g.
Pupils rapidly advanced in POPULAR MUSIC

MUsIC.-A LADY ExPERrENCED IN GIVING IN
M strucsion on NE fiano WI receive two OF three more
attended ut their SO Si2 quarter Apply
avenues
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BOARD IN EAST BRoADwAY-RooMs, WITH
ID Board for single gentlemen, including frsnt hall Bed.
second Goor al 81 East Broadway Terms moderate
O per boardeYa.
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ANTHOLOGY.

NoTICE.-vIsIrERs TO CUBA WILL FIND CON
IN fstsbe quarters II Tie Hotel 6ubauo No. Tenjeuta
AeS, Havana BY Ars. aARAH Z. BREWER.
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OOG B0wERY-MADAUw IDGER cIAIRvoYANr.
AOO gussd Spaniah lady, unveils he mystery offnturty
love marriage, absent eods ckpeag prescbes medicine
r AL dscases eh lucky numbers properly or stolen
No l96 Bowery between Houston aud Riecckor streeG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
TEX T-BOOK OF
MODERN CARPENTRY.
BY THOMAS W. SILLOWAY,

Architect of the New Capitol at Montpelier, VT
Boston CROSBY, NICHOLS Co.
From the Boston Atlas h Bee.
can Invaluable book carpenters architects and build
ers, Mr.. SlowaY, its author is architect OF wide rep
ntaon, marked ability, and finished culture in the art
He is every way competentto write text book for his fell
low workmen and if they read it they will find it
an indispensable aih.'
From the Eastern Argus.
The author seems to have accomplished his object ad
mrlbIy, ana every man VIII sec at smnce tlat tne
hook will be exceedingly useful to mechanics and other
persons interested in the details Of architecture &c
From the Dover Gazette.
eve have pergsed the pages of this LITTLE volume with
ed and should occupy place in every library, and every
mechanics shop and chest in the land"
From the Saturday Evening Gazette
From close examinations the work appears to be filled
with material which must save every builder large
of brain work. e Every branch Of carpentry
is ably handled and it viii become text book for
all classes Of mechanics"
From the Daily Traveller
6. Mr.. Soway has produced work which will add to
his reputation as professional man, and as scholar.
The entire work be safely commended to those
FOR whom it has been written, and generally to others,
MI Of whom rely upon it as the production of one
who has distinguished himself in the of those
sciences which Immediately the every day life Of
matt"
From the London Atheneum.
There can be little doubt to the practical value Of
treatise at once so simple and comprehensive"
From the Civil Engineers & Architects Journal,
London.
q To modern phrase which Lord st. Leonards has
introduced, this is handy book for without diving
deeply into the mysteries Of science and mechanical
sructon it presents in concise form the results of
amount of experimental and mathematical investiga
ton. The little volume before us (Which is OF
American origin,) will be found to contain amount
of practical information which more ambitious looking
volumes fail in supplying. + The writer seems to
have condensed the most structvey practical portions
of the works of Hutton, Barlow, DuHammel, Perronet
and many other writer's both in Europe and America"
The work is for sale by the Publishers Messrs Crosby
Nichols III WasaE 5ton Street, Boston, and book sell
ers generally throughout the country. 200tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
Vermont Central Railroad

ia HS5T rI5:s: rFsss E5sEzE5lr5-g1
G&sL ZZ--9-11ls- --5stt y sssslSkR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
British and U. S. Mail Route.
Commences Monday, Aprl l6, 1860.
Trains Going North and West

AAaAhs OOAAhS NOftn ana West
Leave Montpelier. dl 3.3OA.M., $40 A. M. and445p
M All TRAIN connects at Windsor & White River
WI Junction with trains leaving Boston nj "a ~
Springfield at 745 New York the previous evenin
and with train from PasSumpsic and White Maintains
Railroad the same day, Leaves Windsor at Los p NJ
reaching Burlington, Ronse's Point Montreal and Oqdens
bnrgh The evening
NIGHT EXPRESS connects at Windsor with train leovno
New York at 500, A, NJ, Boston at l100 M at Whts
klverJnnciion with train leaving Boston, via Lowell ~
800 M, connecting at Essex with train leaving New
York at 800 and reaching Burlington at SIS A. ~
RouSe's Point at 100 A. NJ, Montreal at $50 AN and
Ogdehsburgh at 1916 NJ. connecting at OgdensbuT h
the West. VIZ"
ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Mortified at s 90 NJ arrives
~ Burlington at l040 M, Rouse's Point at 30
connecting with train for Montreal.
Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier at 9l0A NJ, 10 AM, and 1920
Mail train leaves Rouses Pointa $50 A. M ST. Alhnps
~ fOO, AM, burlington At 740 A. connects at WbIa
River Junction with train oi Passumplc Road-nrrivno
IN fhsloh and Worcester Mt $50 ?. NJ and at New we
via Springfield, at IL 30 P. NJ '"
Express train leaves Ogdensburph nj 345 ~ uo,.,
ut o45 NJ, Rouse Point at $50 A. NJ Burlington m O 40
A. M COZ meeting at burlington with Steamboat for Whit,
hall and with aan for New York. via Troy ri sin ~
you P. M, connecting at White River Jnncton win PsS
smpsc Road Tor ST. Johnshury and the White Moa,ms.
arriving at SIS P NJ ~ "0''V'''
NIGHT Express leaves Ogdensburgh at noon Montre.l
~ o4o p M Houses Point at 600 P NJ CONNECTING M Rnr
mngIoh WIN train arriving In New York win Irrnv ~
iolo a. - Rt White River junction for Boston arryin
teIe next morning, and Windsor with train far Nav
norE wa Springfield, aud for Boston and Worcester Win
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West for sale a,
Nonhhed, Vt, April IA, 1860. N'p'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
CHARLES Il. WOnn

w VI continue business at the old stand of Z&cp
w WooD, where he will happy To see his oi5 49,, ~ II
and friends of the late Firm r " ~ NO oio customer
lo W. anu Copee assortment Of Stoves Tin and Ho
Montpelier, Sept 0, 1853 AO"'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
state Of N, Carolina, Lincoln co...

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jly Session. 1860
Daniel Shuford Thomas Darling.
Attachment.
Whereas attachment in the above named case
was returned to Court at this and also Garnsh-
ment against William Robinson; it ordered BY the
Court that adver tisement of the be made in the
Western Democrat for six weeks notifying the said De-
the term of said Court be held for the County
Lincoln at the Court House i'll Linconton the 9Th
Monday after the 4t Monday in August otherwise
final judgment for debt and will be rendered
against him.
Witness, W R. Clark Clerk of said Court at Office in
Linconton, the End Monday in July A. D. 1860, and ia
the s5th year of our independence
25-6t w. X. CLARK, C.. C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

rive now conclude the publication of the Address
of the National Democratic Executive Committee. Inc
part published last week proved the unfarness OF tne
friends of Douglas in pressing his nomination. ana
showed that there only, rightfuy lzS votes ior
Douglas in the Convention instead of 1917 when MS
friends saw he received The Address now gives the
Platforms and discusses the principles of the two
ties
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

MRS. WINSLOW, experienced nurse, and female
physician has Soothing Syrup tor children teehng WHICH
greatly facilitates the process OF teethng by soenlng INC
gums, reducing all inAamaton-wi aiay all pam, and
sure regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers,
will give rest yourselves, and relief and health TO yo
infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement !"
another column,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
LOOK HER !!

ALL persons who have bought Boots Shoes &C.,
from BOONE & CO., and have not paid for them,
requested to call at and settle their Notes and
Accounts. SAMUEL. p. SMITH,
Office in the Court House. Attorney
June 5, 1850 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

INsURREoTIoN EXCITEMENT IN MlssIssIPPI.-
The Mississippi Meridian learns that in the coun-
ties of Choctaw, Clark, Washington, Wayne, in
that State, serious excitement exists among
the planters similar to that in Texas. 1t appears
that discovery, has lately been made that in one
neigbborhood a combination of aboli,onists, who
boldly defy public opinion, has existed for some
time. A party of men appointed by public
meeting undertook to give then call, but
they armed themselves and offered resistance.
1t is said that an old man named Gilbert, and
a preacher named Mcdonald, are the ringleaders
They are charged for having been in correspon-
dence with old John Brown, of Harper's Ferry
fame, and it is charged that point near there
and man living there were designated IN old
Johns confession.
It is expected that demonstration sufficient
to overpower them will be got up against these
men in Mississippi soon, and that>they will be
driven from the State, if not executed. One of
the charges against these men in Mississippi is
that they were in the habit of assembling the
slaves together at night, and preparing them for
insurreetion,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

INGRATITUDE.-Those persons who have held
Government appointments as democrats, under de-.
nocratic Administrations, and who are now ioiu.
ing in with those who denounce Mr. Buchanan and
his party, are guilty of gross ingratitude, to saw
the least We would never raise our hands again:,
man who had been our friend in order to uro.
mote Stephen A Douglas or any other man to the
Presidency-Bah. Exchange.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

Hon Mr. Miles, NJ. G. from South Carolina, is
said to be lying i'll now at Newport, R. [. 1t is
hardly expected that he will recover. Letters
from Hon. G. c. Clay, Z. S. Senator from Ala
bama, give small hopes of his return to health.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

Ba5~ The Southern Churchman says: "The
Bishops of the Episcopal Church have unanimously
testified that the Church Canon does not forbid
the lending of an Episcopal Church to any respect
able denomination of Christians"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
LETTERS CELEBRATED BITTERS whose benehcen
effects upon the system been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down in short space OF time by this
dreadful curse whose cheeks wan and meagTe and
whose nights sleepess and restless and whoss eyes
dim and sunken with death staring them the face, this
compound prove blessing, snatchng them, as II
ere from the mouth Of the grave None can know its
value until they have tested When all others have failed
these Brers have restored Inc sufferers pristine health
Their popularity all the Western and Southern paris
should introduce them to all families.
Sold by E. Nye RTchison g. Co, and by all druggists
Charlotte, September 4, 1860
DR. GREENE's OXYGENATED BITTERs-ws
are not the habit readers aware OF recon-
mending noticing the That urged
upon the public attention But there occasional
where departure from this rule proper and the article
above named presents Of this kind This medicine
has acquired reputation for the relief Of dyspepsia
liver complaint, heart burn, and all difficulties originating OF
proceeding from the digestive organs, and containing no
alcohol no mineral poisonous drug, IS one oil e
safest remedial prescriptions. For fuller account the reader
is referred to the druggists.
From W. A Harp, ESQ., Editor Of the "Covington CGsJ
Tines
CONVICTION, April 7, 1860.
messrs. s. W. FowLE e. Co.,
Ientlemen -Having derived benefit nom the use Oh INC
OXYGENATED BITTERS, / am glad 70 do the public
favor by recommending them. For DYSPEPSIA and IS
attendant evils consider it remedy OF Inestimable v2ue
w. A. HARP.
Sold by E Nye Hutchinson & Co., and by all druggists
Charlotte, September 4, 1860. w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

STH DIsTRIcT-From an examination of the
tabular statement TO be found in another column,
it will be seen that Mr. Pools majority in this
Congressional District is only SO. Last year Mr.
Vance's majority was 1896. In 1854, Dockery's
majority was 3443. This result satisfies us of the
correctness of our assertion, made after the last
Congressional election, viz: that upon a full and
fair canvass, this District is Democratic.-Aaie.
pile Neacs.