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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

The Bank of Chester has declared dividend of
81 20 per share, being the value of 10 per cent,
per annum.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

Hon. THOs. BRAGG.-Wc have read with much
interest the speech of Gov. Bragg, in the Senate,
IN opposition to the payment of what is known as
the Florida Claims, involving about two millions of
dollars The claimants have been before Congress
for long time, and, as Gov. Bragg said, if the
claims are just they ought to have been paid before
now; but he contended they were not just and that
the Government ought not to pay them, and he
makes an able argument to sustain his position
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

THE WHEAT CRoP-The reports of the con-
dition of the growing wheat from nearly all parts
of the country are favorable. In no quarters are
there other than fattering accounts thus far unless
We except the late-sown wheat in part of Ken
lucky.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

NEW SOUTHERN STATE The old project of
forming new State out of Northern Mississippi,
Western Tennessee, and the extreme western point
of Kentucky, has been revived, and the Tennessee
Legislature has given it its sanction. The proposed
State would be bounded by the Tennessee river on
the east through the. States of Kentucky and
Tennessee, and by the Mississippi the west and
would contain population of about 100000.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

THE HOMESTEAD BIIL.-It is proposed in the
Homestead bill to grant to any citizen of,he United
States the right to take possession of 100 Of
land belonging to the United States and not other
wise appropriated. Upon his remaining and cu-
tvating such land for five consecutive years. and
then paying to the United States $40, he shall be-
come its owner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

sas- The report which reached this place last
week that Mr. Kett, of S. c., had been killed in
duel, is not correct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

WHO WILL ANSWER We want to understand
exactly what our opposition friends mean by ad
valorem. Do they desire to apply the ad valorem
principle to all subjects of taxation, and make a
man pay taxes on all he is worth or do they only
desire to tax negro property according to its actual
value, instead of makingit pay poll tax only?
We should be gratifed if our contemporaries of the
opposition press would all answer at once, and not
wait to learn the views of each other They have
differed about the meaning of their platform,
and placed different constructions upon it, and we
hope they will try their hand again in order that
they may be fully and fairly understood.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

JUDGE HOwARD-Duplin is the first court Of
the circuit, and on Monday Judge Howard entered
upon the discharge of his judicial duties. Though
young in years appearance the Judge presides with
dignity, and pushes toward business with much
despatch as a due regard for the impartial admin
istration ofjustce will permit His charge to the
Grand Jury was lengthy and precise, as we'll
as able All with whom Associate conversed
were favorably impressed by the new Judge, and
believe that he will make an excellent officer
UHlnin0tOn .JOurnnL
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

Capt. Witchers, & others, who killed the three
Clements brothers whilst engaged in divorce
trial in Franklin county, Va, have been tried and
acquitted
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

PoIsONED.-Some 20 persons were poisoned at
a dinner party in New Orleans last week. The
negroes in the kitchen, it seems put arsenic in the
food Some of the party have since died
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
CHARLOTTE MARKET.
APRIL 2, 1860.

Corrected ueehty Ly Oates d Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

oyMvAsTs
In the ccunty are snssd and yin shortly make Their
CANTERBURY.
FOX 4 cURRAN. rropns.ora
@ q . q q o q o. . % "a a a o. q, a % a .
FAREWELL TO AMERICA
Last concerts the United stsfe~ %
FATHER kEMP's OLD FOLKS.
New r. ~ y..................... Monday night De ~
Brcc.iyn, Tssesnses,. rs-sdsy jsn
Boston, I. Tassdsy Ian
ther drcases being the SANE COsTUMKs.
arNo THE SANE PROGRAMME
n Al their first ocncrri In London. Jan ~ 1891
The Old fokl sa from Bc~sop pcy steamer Canada jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
SPORTING.

IL THE CHOICE BRERDs AT NO ; PEcK SLIP
"A Buffers Insiibls nsnge Cure and Flea Erierminaiss
&C. o. Dog ~ Medicines for AL diseased Dogs boarded
1slncd, &c
A Lot OF CHOICE sIN0zr0 CANARIEa LONG AND
"a aheYt breed just imperssd for holiday prcssnts,
ryshss Bsskbsrt. IArs GeldaDehss nccsins Birs snl
fos sala No ~ tulson slrsss corner Of Old .srsss
DAVID vKNTEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

MILE. AUGUSTINE.
An entire programme embracing the gems Of the opera
bAllett and ETH iopian pastimes
vate Boz, 'ooc =
MONS LA THoRNE. Stage Manager.
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nR wArsONrNvTTBs THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
~ ~ cstain form 81 dscAses 70 call a. his residence -
Brcssc street. second bcck vest Of Broadway where he
change In any respec Dr. Watsons WORK. "The Causes
ana Cure" dsbuy, disease Ac, with numerous highly
nnished platea may BE- had Of y. LENT 40 Broadway
rrics The best work for the non professional reader
nR \ cossBrf HAS RBN0vKD PROM n DUANE
~ eexsol - ~ Centre street. ChamberA where he
- ~ ognsalDa N.B-ees Dr. G. GpasvlA IN his once
= nemoer - - Esg rss9. Vniycrnsy QsaAni ceaHozA
frissAs s.srAnss = M ozy Han plses
~ cooxza, y DUANE sfnEK1. NAY - ooEsvIds
~ - - AL 0osm = certain nature fw~nTeigh< ysasa
esens0el 6veeD9 - - eu1npla91A en.>f6 HIN y VA
80 Saoin - eea n vtstins & adeDlase9 condolences
sHs9. rsses.esn o. a. vssA ssrsaDS = ssns rs9L
nA HUNrnn HAS p0R THIRTY YRARs cONrIyBr
~ DE atssnuon 70 6sceses Of osrain elsn IN which he
30 1890 - - ,sss af tksusand e,:s. whoss sn In
dssasss vkss regular ss@sns and N ossf
radee fall cnra without dng rvetrctlnn IN ths haht1
q IL psftenl cres without he gusng and stckcning e.
es % Az other rruees N cnses IN le than ~
ne4 hrnon out he pofsonous taint the hood suxe 70
y Obtained genuine anywher~ but the old once
srcst Book for nothing that rras Of Tho evil a.
IL Grossly ssrsss & cfsssn ' nsuSs ,o % ses 80
HREATysT CURES IN THE WORLD. nv DR. WARD.
~ - Broadway, Up stairs Hrs .unforsunase's Friend"
pRQFEssoR RFsrELI. isz CHAMBERS STREET. can
New Ioytr ~ eGcA
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY OF PREPosEssING APPEARANcE,
n with quite bars. fortune would Ike 10 open CORES
with mAtffmony. o~sng heal
y al hat required Address Laura Baltimore Posi- ONCE
Maryland.
A FREDERICKSBURG PHILADELPHIA WIDOW LADY,
N aged ~ years wishes make tbs acquaintance Of u
gentleman OF wealth which may
mutual bench, and happiness Address Mrs L Brandon.
Philadelphia Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
EyOR THE HOLIDAYS

sHUGHBs son.
EoR THE HOLIDAY ,,-.
= The ls.diOS 6ras oar, q own nport. !. sSs.
:ss'' - y; .:: ss: sSs
y s; ::s 2 s's a e: Ne
.: @
sc: 9 s s Sc ssss s ~
si.s fs.s - SsaisT's ssiS:r !. ,.,,s..,... ~
U,rFTERxrH STREET DTsrrTLERT. ESTABLISHED
kums whsssys, csrdi.k ~ FOR sSclss.is nd family
s:ss 20 "'' saAEIss wHifE. r s1p sA'
now TO REcEIvE YOUR FRIENDS Oct ONE OF
"a rSoo pS NJ aosne 81 ans ron
= ioSss . Scarsh svsnas. Opposite Cooper insass
M scgss s % 4. q: ssIs SS THE
I'M: gS ;ss. ft;s'':s =: !; = , ss
CwEprsH PUNCH ron THE HoIIpAYA-oUR Al
'. sssa osy -. ~ :. ~: sSs % s.sS ssss
AND We rsscmsad - he @oss hs.Sy and s1se.S:
sai for ne A'as71 Depot SI XAs; ; Tfomou CO.
E wss soS s:., 20 Other name
SURF would respsesfuiiy morn he Citizens Of
s sy q New Ycrs s1s IsIis ne UNITED s.s,s. ana
has on hand : choics article o.
sAsry.
and Oporto Port
put up errrcesy for the the holy and selected from the
nnest brands In the Eurupcan and American marietta X
has The nses Article Of wisss Mehans and Jsmsons
Irtsh WhskeyA Aso superior article Of Ramscys old
Scotch whsky put In bottles expressly for holiday uss
N Es6EkE' " Bo~er, ,
9TH sTRRB. -.srTLLERY-BRANcH 80 hast
- Efghteenh street. the First cheapest
bur BrAndios wnea Ruma whskeys and Cor
dials Pvase families and the trade respectfully In
vrd 10 csl and examine Liquors before else
where No 40 Hast Eighteenth and igi and ioJ west
Thirty seventh street. JOE LONG, Yropnetor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

Nrorcg-rHE LOVERS or HARMONY JKvSmr
~ 70 The STAT q he Vest ~ EiarsdqDx 81 4 IN
above Grand chair tsken ny O. NoIS~ v.boss a
ocicch Saturday and Monday cverlnS. 70 YrssrsAss
sdtaiepL THOMAS y nkpk<'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

RBBfrT HAIL-THE BALL rs UP-NO. - wESr
~ thirty aSrs street near Brcsdway roor skatins resr
skates hour cena. skating taught 81 Hail opsn FRI
A. n. DeP. ~ NB-An the dances taught skAAeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
ANTHOLOGY.

; i. X, s. :: y: g x ;Ss
3 ihs ssisss sssroos ikss svsr vas k.ow1 s. -in
r & n 4: -: - ~ :: s q
sss :: e: s:s =; :: :s
s s. :ss ss. as sas az
WIZ any one GO sSa. Ass s !. ne ss
srms which hsr essI Trsiy Nay she
and over s. s 'ss ss ss
and gentlemen. % csstA
A sIoSIsHrSo..llLsSp,Aly,s MORROW: sEyEsrn
socn o yon VII NARY rn AZ many svsS .ssn ,o~r
ss sSsse. sss = ss ssSs " Ls~ street, ssio~ ao0s
A yAcr..,A rHRIsoLoo,sr AND AsrHoLooIsr
can eSasl Ms. w NJ Who & 70 b
sssssrS,ss s..s. s-:s Sssresys .s:ss: f.ssas sss
ssp md Miss w. : s cs
No. G VII, n.s sr srnss c IN and ia
and guaranteed lie Rssdenos oI sIih Avsnus op
posi,s Eighih street
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, y rou WISH InEE
by IN pubic = ~ he and ss
world Her predictions certain her lucky
ssa.s pss, rs sssn a. Ss near
MADAME HARvEY MAS RExcyEp no "a WEST
INFORM her many fresas and he public
e % ss .ss h % q ae fn ,os
w,ss sss truth give ssrs call Ladies esaA osn'is@e"
Mt B-WHO HAS NOT HHARD OF THE CELE
IN. bvasA Madame YRRwsTEm SAs has been
sued b. Thousands this and oher cities with enne sails
fscsou feels confident she has equal she tells the
name q future wife or husband also that q her visitsr
{~ss ss' . s.s .d Ne Ssnss%ss 81 '
TIVE GREATEST WONDER IN TIE woRLD ~ THE
young and accomplished Madame BYRON, lately from
Pnxia vho be cousued With the srtes conndence
al a6s 81 life embracing love oourAhip ma<xagt stok
abssu1 fFe1os est " sesss propsry IA shs hes also
sssst = naksyuu bescved y your hsAs ides and brings
ouhw ths@e fc0G esparAe1 ke~dsaes ~ Thfr4 avenue
abys Taeny sessnth sre second noss ever NE bakery
IAdAee = CENTS; asnsieynen - csntA
ITO kADrRa--mRA Hus1BfA nUNa0H CAN Bn CON
wn11oA u female ~snyanste Oafvsnknun sQfrd.
examinations bch Az snd eysninG for iadies
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uAvANA AND NEW ORLEANS
IL RvERY TIN DAYA
osSal On MsdnssdsY, 5, a; = = Y e,Socs

xcoR sAvANNAH AND THE sOUTH-THK NEW AND
N eieeznt seAmshp MONTGOMERY, q the American
luassc Screw S,samship Company VIM Berry com
pAnAer w leave pier L. North river On rnunoAy January
The steamers of this line nav. and surpassed
n esfzncr comfort Aiey End eed b any on The ooean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

- qBANcE TO sAvB AN EXTRA Roow.-CALI AT
"a HoFrMANN'A - spring strret, and by Burrau
taksu n axchang small rosewood PAror set and
rpsewosa t<eusv for Of the h times very
A BEDROOM SUIT OF RNAMELLED FURNITURE
IA fcr o11 IN all ccors warranted manu'acture Aiso
solid Chestnut Chamber uits pain and ornamenta a. H.
KAkkIH0foNs ~ Canal street, opposns oostcr street
ESAbshei d ieH
EEAMKIIEp CHAMBER SUITS on FURNITURE. IN
~ Al onAofn and styles. a Wholesale 90 rstAfl
A - 60 upwards, Also nsltr~eses snd PSilaeesnL
WARREN WARD, m Canal street,
four docws 80 of Broedwsg.
value given ready fov Yurnisure Oaxpess Bcoka
o., = ~ extA svenus, tsswsea NaA - leAih e(seeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER 81 1862

AMU1EMEHTB.
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s''s 'i =. Mir A. ,,'ss 'sars,
% sS :. a1 A. n1s rs r.:
NEW saA sR s sasH2sls. sssH;As sss'''
ORIGIN A. Su@c
Count Horace de Beauvals. his original charac
Lester Wa LACK
Hsnn his friends {...-...........-...Ar Ha%blis
Iassa ssrya hls cse. ssy.s,S:
n I rssss 'f Tas:ss Asi. sss:
xy.ne. fisherman. Parsloe
M. GoSarn d.rcea. james
s Ssss M, me Dc Ns,ysI wsloSs
Esn ra %lafort ..Nrs Reeve.
xsIt@Es.s. PsyIon ss.aoi.d 70 the viii. Do ssr.. ''
Re- Of :s
,ss.s Of & one C.ss;. near D, surc~
AT.Se p Sssi.ss Sss:ias e he FssSss-aoisss "a.
and HspnnDsPAstsrs 70, n, The Chateau i N.v
The and the irsseisr-Lucien departs Explore
scans s-Pauline's Room In the Chateau de Burcy.
o re BE- q The and %
rAs S, Es1 S. and In ss sssse
she The Rq9SSbery.Tqs Malay. Sr Revenge au.. p,
=. n; &. x ss
= Act iTf-ran TsylIios: ~ '
q ssa A~s @ Con-
wlnesThe Challenge and the Resul-Inpressive Denoue
wit" 4os n ss,EPf c sEs&sf called
G {1aPsS6 4 4nS nsher M s. ws's9.
Gabrielle Mrs Sloan
Tomorrow TUESDAY,
Second night Of q ,vr
'''A'''1' TOM NoDpYs SECRET
Doors open at u commence at IA
FArHEKa KExPs OLD asw FOLKS = ..v.,c.
B ag6sss Esx 1sss sasaeEf I. the
=. Hx TsSns w.kS sysnqE ian l srnou
Tickets IS Doors open at Il at O'Clock.
ss s4p ss.sn -s 81
Hopr friedrich Mr.. MesuSsrt; Marie Mrs Me.uDsrs : :
MISCELLANEOUS.
CoFFEE URNs, COFFEE URNs SILVER PLATED
orn' Kettles &C. n ffHsSsa goTso 20 John street.
yRArE,s, GRAPES, GRAPES, At PANIC FEIoEs-
Req . and ss BY the pound only Choice X.as.
T AMPS PATENT SKATING CHAIR-HADE VERY
gensmens and chdrens skates Skate stspa Sleigh Bell
~ ss HaD IRON
IF SoS@ any
$50 s.nsd y s,.ry
81 B Futon .. .s New stamp
1886. 11fIa. s.v,.e .Ao.E. -
ealesroom 81 BroAdway.
m: n.sAip: :..:s;:a On q :n.r S n:y q
:ss: s. 1000
ne i0lioras are De principal 0sissoss urSsa against
l. zsss.si,s fatigue to the operator.
Liability e g. :u .s = or, ords :;
sd~pseiy 70 sew sT.ry dsssripusa q na.sTsL
Tss k ri Es'li s Z :lcHrsx
IL exempt from al these objecsaona
s Or % Wick w Sssss p sss 1s saS
s ON q sGn = the IN a
I'm With cotton linen sk thread from ths ,As
Having neither ooswAss the least possiOss
'''''' EhfH Hat 4 H6IskLEss MACHINE
s. a Pr cent LIE s . q s =.
vG Ct Ss az r.,a.,
almost Inpo..bIs 3. order and sssrsu.ssd b.
the Company . give entire sa,isfaction -.
~S ss;: ss ss a:5s e I
But In more especial manner do we solicit the paronav
SEs sSz41i s 5AEESss'
HOOP BklRT MANUFACTURER,
SHIRT AND B0SOM MAKERS,
DRESS MAKERS,
CORSET MAKRR1,
CATER FIrTERS
SHOR BINDERS,
VEST AND PANrALOON MAKER1,
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE % y , ssShiSH 10 cosTIkrx.
NO l--Or famiiy AAcnino .voJ
No 2mali size manufacturing ................... IS
no -l =. xdEs sS ss;I EsfxBIisiiab ~
WILSON CO., l3e North Ninth Philadelphia Pa
D. GMrfIN North 0Ay street Baitmore, Nd
yHO b. BU6B, - River street, Troy, 1T.
JAMES TOD, Commercial BuidingA Cncinnsu, Ohio
Agents wanted for all towns Ia the United States Terms
na1a known By nquirins ~ The aiesroom s Brcsdway
4. J. McARTHBR Co
MATRIMONIAL.
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pOWERY THEATRE.
- Lessees and Managers spalding Roge0
LAST WEEK
of the
GREAT PANTOMIME.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec, 81, 1890,
First night OF
FRANK BARRY,
On the thorough bred horse
- In his great Hurdle Act.
HERCULES LIBBY
In his extraordinary fcass with
First night OF
LUKE RIVERS,
In his difficult performance tho
RUNNING GLOBE
Scenes In the ring by the
10 conclude with the comic pantomme OF the
MONSTER
OF ST. MICHAEL;
Or Harlequin and the Golden Spe of the sulphur Mia
NEW YEARS DAY,
OF ST MICHAEL
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ANUS K0H1ENTs.
= =
A CADKMY or MUGIO-THE opRRA
"A Farewell PurfurmAnce IN America
CARL FORMES,
Previous u.s. e his asPSTsarS fsr huroGe; ,n
MI F0kMks having scceptsd an cngAgsment - As keya
Italian Opera Coyen Garrison, London and being On - eve
q his departure begs ~ announce e
GRAND FARHWELL OPERA,
Oh NEW YEARS NIGHT, JANUARY i l00A
The performance viii consist Of the entire Of Flotow p0pa
lar opera Of
MARTHA,
With the following magnificent cast;-
MME BERT IA JOHANNSBN,
Her drst appearance these yeaTs In her unrvne0
character Of Martha
Sig sTIGELLI,
And the second act Of Flotows
- STKAUELLA.
NINE. b. ECKHARDT, SIG. sTIGRLx,
$40 QUINTO, CARL FORMR6
Mr. FORkES viii also sling. In the Of the evsninG,
Schuberth . celebrated Song,
THB WANDERER.
Conducto~ THO. TMOMAo
Admiration 10 cents, TO all parts.
Gallery - cents
Seats 10y be Tickets be ha1
q the Academy Of Music Dressings 7Ol Broadway. "a
al sbols stationery IL Wall street Seats DO
cured 81 the Academy only
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTIILERY, NOS SIG
"A and 5zi Seventh ayenue-The cheapest and best paoe
IN the city Ill kinds VI Liquors for family
Wholesale trade Nos 80 and 32 seventh avenue between
Thrticth and Thirty -hrss streets, Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM
DROOkLYN ATHENEUM
LuBIN BROTHERS.
LUBIN BROTHERS.
Thcse wonderful wizards will roAppear In series Of
NEW EXPERIMENT.
NEW WONDERg,
NEW SENSATIONS,
NEW DnNOuEMENTS,
Being mysterious, astonishing and incomprehensbe.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, Dec 81, Jan, and
GRAND MAGIC MATINEE
On TUESDAY and wEDNEsDANS AFTERNOONS, AT
O'Clock Evening nj &
Admission Is ceuts children IL Doors open 81 and
7o'clocA
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III. =. CROMWELL q 90,
s. West and SIS Broadway
The =. r. Cuyler suocseds 90 Saturday. January
sT,HRoUGH FREIGHT ARRANoENENT-FoR NOR
Il fok Portsmouth. city Point and Richmond coonecung
Norfolk and Petersburg and SouthHde Railroad for
.Lynchh~xr Bristol Memphis and intermediate paces
Fxh received every dax. and through receipts furnished.
ssssashIp yxnEsfows. Captain skinner. leaves ever
ssrsmship RoASoKn Captain Couch every saturday. ..
rrAs % norfolk cents per foot; 70 City Point osnss
nnd Rkhnend, se.nss
Pctsrsou Richmond elo children. bctwcen the u
] and IL half price LUDLAM HkfNEK0N,
<0
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NJ T. y -
GOODS.

Ha---.-s esd lsar- 7las-1 slr~'s .H gree -s---r
f-.s Hl-s no ..l.-s DO s1r.7r
Fs-r.s sHl=8s-s e ssrF aH.rr a1-f f-z-ass
FsfHa la4er Fs-fs--. H4f 49, q.
s-t=Ha.F TO r1srs r=s+s-- gas--a ms e.
F.sa'la-9s asHa. .fr=t All p ss SOLO,
s-.ssI g. sts tf-s-Hfsa uEFEE Tr-seF a..--sf
-7af ..rH a1F 5.srFa.H-Tr sr.HHr-3-
sr-r- ffa..r -s- t7- sfsaHaH1- q .s-ats H-H..-E
Na=s r.sr rIr alz .- o. sz-rk f.-s .s--s ti
D. - 'sgIT g. q H hEEfE
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sAnpLERs

Gan FIND 4 UnMFlEIE AssoE =
I saaus 4 f5,Ai,s. EEAfss- 4 aAgNs-> IS
NiSeA -, - = sas ka- So = tss - saiHfA'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
PARK A. hiCIEY.
Rnn SALE

HAVING LkattE atANFEft OF
l. - Ffsazs ssi ~ slsrt 49, saf 4 s-s, G. ca
= 80 azsssr4 z 1855. D. -auaa 1sssi e. z,ls q
- assfas h-sasla Hess = a. y s-ss'a
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DIR. MLANEs
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LIVER PILLS.
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Hepatiti. or Liver Compliant.
pYsrEPSn AND SICK HEADACHE
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

SfsnINftafts OF 4 tJtStaStsi Liver.
DAN N tlas rish, ode. unaet ths tags Il
4 the riiss. inCressr on rfpsssfe. sometints
the pain y " the } q siaes the ratic-t Is
FsEelv s6lc 70 lie On the icft side, sassess,sr.
the FaiA Il teA under the shaallef hisas.
and Il Frequently eStsass to the asr 4 the
shouAaer, aud : souletEaes anstaksa fas
rheasstism IN the aFsA The sez,ass =
tArfed uitA sess of appetite ard 81. kHcss.
The eowel, 10 senersl ave coseve. ssHastpss.
saeFussiee With ht, thr hcsd y treas,lra
Nth PAIN. accompanied With jaH. heavy
sensssien IN the hscA rau 1'hcrr is gene
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tine an sucpdsnt I'hr psuenS complain,
Al S.4rincss snd debility, he IS rssily startled,
hs ~, arr Md or huspinr. ard he Gem
Pszsns Of rrieksv scnssteg - the tsia
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Essnd the diNessc. l~B cases haze srr,-
Shers fcw Of them existed, yry esssinanra
Of the ho5r, after death. has ,haSn ghc
LTFEt to have hceB sItcnsi'ely 3stargtd.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

Coughs. Colds, Iasasnzs, H1lTss1ess
Crop, Bronchitis. IaclpssEt Con
tioa. and iog tae relief o. Co1s1L5t-7s
Patients ii advanced stages Of -
Disease
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