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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
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rCTrON NO1ICE-AlL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
"A q the private readsnse o. y Rch. Esl, rs West Fif.
teenh e~l Seventh will b. sold
sacrifice for cash ccpssng Of spenfh uod
Psnofosse, solid rosewood Parior suit conssnx two
Tese Tetes reception ana medallion back
Cbai covered In TIRE cccred brucAtel;
x wt covered In In plush cunesin9 OF one
receptcu and four medallion bach Chairs rae roof
and pier fsbes naxsres Tutf Chairs and ounses
French and Mirrors Frrnrh
CocIs vsses ades Wort Table OAK sufet ana
Table match, dining Chairs. china silver
ware rosewood black walnut and mahogany sease.ds Bn
reau washsssd Chairs fofas hair avd spring
Hyusses ingram lace and Clrnlrss
Shades &C. Apply sor lao daya from 10 70 orck The
house 70 LET, rent VI COO.
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a UCT1oN ROTTCE-AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE
a for housekeepers-very elegant Household Fuynu-~-
Advertiser having cold his house win cell private for
fee daya IN los 70 suit purchasers hs entire Purnture
All ne ORIGINAL coat consisting Splendid rosewood Plano
Centre asd stae rAbca richly nagcrs
Pier and Mapse Mirrors French Cccha Eenson fable
Dfns Chairs rosewood and mahogany Bedslesda sr
els cR reshs bureaus washstAnds Hair Mattresses 3eds
ard bedcmg velvet. Brussels and Ingram CArpets ma.
s~ud Cxockery. China Glassware As Apply On hs prs.
.ses nom 10 70 O'Clock. as West roueenth ssrses be
tween Eighth and Ninth
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A BsoLuTE AND PERrMProRY
IA Auction Sale OF Magnificent
HflIfSE HOLD ElrRNIIIi Pc


This day Friday at l0 O'Clock at the elegant pryat. resi-
I52 fret street. between Seventh and
Eighth srenues com prsing large valus nent
costly paror chamber dining and nursery
Furniture vausb Bile Paintings &C Sale positive rain or
sbne turrhure nov be cramtned consists Ia part OF
furniture comprising three full suits
OF solid furniture rich Brocsde rosewood
marble top Eegeres superb tapestry Carpets bronze and
ormoIr pier and sofa Iables
Tukh odes and Chais n match covered
10 sk velvet tspessry French Escrutor msgnh .ent
rosewood PiaDno keys richly carved three
ago stool and Cover rich lace Our
ains French pie' mirrors with Cornces and
Gilt Base Tables valuable on Psinngs artistic sronzes
marble and Groups carved betsesis, Win
Pslasses and large hair Eagsh Blankets and
Couutsrpanss complete; elegant 1o1d Amour, with
French front; French Chairs French MIR
Am Chairs in yelvet Brussels Csrpeis &c Dining
Furnure-superior extension Tables
for lhilty persons marble sdeb ,ard oak dining
rich gold and aud decorated China raoy
and CT sta Cot Gass Cutlery kc, &c with variety
Of mahopsny chamt.r Furniture no, mentioned .s hne
on the morning the sale which viii be positive aud per
ptory Also large variety Of Basement Furniture
Stair Carpes Ball Stands chairs uas BracSse
Fixtures Cooking sto 60 &C deposit viii be required
OF al purchasers. u stponement any account
skI.f, w. W. w ESTCJTT, Aucti,neer
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O. ruTrTE. AvCTroHEKR. Will. SILL. THIS
"A. day rrdsyl Oct II Al half pas. ten O'Clock No lis
Huor street. assortment u Arr Househcd sur.
rure Csrpess eofss Tee ate,es ChAi Rosewood Psror
eu,srs Ronkcases Tsblea kxnson Tables Buaeta
pEinr ChAiyp Dressing Bureaua waahsssnds Bsss,e.ia
HAx hary Psliissssa Flows &c The whole worthy
e~n6u ~ dealers and housekeeper Catalogues are nov
reNdT And can Ne hai NJ he above number.
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uENRY II. LEEDe, AUCTIONKKR-H n Ln1Ds
II co. vii sell at suction, on FRIDAY. Ocsosx
DAY In The large ssasy Of The Irving Buildings s 81 A.
perb sale q JApsness Goods the trade and ohsrs D
packages the entire importation OF Messn Wetm,re Oryd9
Co These b. autifu goods selected By two Of -
partners In he above house MAco whsre the ansa warss
In elegance anything imported into this country const
ing of Cabinets magnificent specimens Of Arr, mos u 1s
plated bronze 40 nlAid work nu. e sen p be .pgrs
plates &c. such used BY The Japanese Princess hey as
exceedingly e.bor.e and curious and mAds y rerre
old lacquer. and very highly ornamenssd The ware ~
these nch the eceptacies for Are 5eng slid av
they much used In China Muscal strAs; oey
curious the put into glass OF vnter wbn
they expaod variety Of fAncful shapes Porrstnu
Ware large and beautiful essorsment tho pai1Dd
In blue and god surpa other china imported TossAss
with variety Of other articles ennuer2sd -
which have before been IN this COUNTRY. Noe
exhibition
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,xo. r.. A',s.Ssy for joseph ru


Aiok O'Clock. a our salesrcsu,s. - .assAn stes.
Household Furniture. couA2ng 81 spfd rrsewood PAvlor
Suitn nntn brocafe reswod ktexeres nesre1otres
Tables, with marble tops, riot
Chars IN rosewood and satin, French plate Pier and
Msnte oA with slab. and brHohes rich lace And brocAts
window curtains eexAni octave rosewood Pisnoorte
Dnslish brussels CArpaa soih russwood and maho~Any
Chamber Furniture pedaesda, Bureaua wahsands Chsrs
Tnbes ward ob<s B<ds Beddns. Sheess, Banke Cover
s Rinows Bclsiern &C rich DninS 400 furniture Ens
CooAing Utensils, Stoves RSkiserso-a A. Aso seo1n1
hand CN-pes copsstng Of ruyl Administer, velvet medal
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IcDwAJ n sOHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
~ AsSIGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTiRx BASAfJ&
or THs srocg OF a FURNITURE DEALsE

On Saturday lhh inst a 10Y O'clock, tae. sasN9su
l Broad balance OF the stock Of fururs
dealer removed for conyenlorce n sale embang rss
wood black walnut and mahogany PIrlcr Suits t1nx
Furniture of various kinds mahogany Chs5e
Suits centre TAbes, Eegeres sideto.rds starfs
Sofss Chairs sedsieads Bureaus Whskits L1ugsA
BoTk Wsrdrohos ka.eses &C The above ss0tx a
qualify be positively sold vi;hoat
By order OF J. ID. TEFFT, Asalgnes
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ExEcu1os,s Bale on xtsaANr HousxaoLa we.


u nture splendid Piasofoye.
q. GOULDsNITH, ,ucionoer, vii sell, ts,s dsy (vs-
day. Oct at l01s O'Clock, by order OF toe xecuicrs M
entire and elegant
uoUsEHOLD FURNITURE
contained In residence Of Prescott No 81 West &oyen
Fifth comprising large and costly oH
lection OF Par,o Chamber Dining Room and othes ruraro
all Of which IS having been made TO orier hu bort
tire consisting part OF elegant bronze and onoi Ctau6s
Hrs two superb carved solid cd Psr0r SUITS ons -
which Is covered green and gold ak brocete Tie
crimson and comp ising IL with heocpsiu
Chairs 10 match Jurksh Lounges i've elegant pier and
tel Mirrors rich artistic Bronze equestrian AMI sAtueacs
rosewood 7iS octave Psnofoe soo. and two asos
top rosewood Eteseres, with plate aoors rosewood Centre
sofs and Side Tables lace Curtains and Cornoes TAoesy
and Brussels Carpets voars Chairs with Lounge 70 mat.
IN rich velvet ouet Ssuary marble Groups and Bcss 81
Peace ana War &C. ANTIQUE Hal Stand and osass sod -o
wood Am0urB with mirror doors rich rosewood bedseas.
large French hair Natrrsses Beds and Bsddag reew,sl
Chamber Suits French Toilet Bets rosewood marble -
Dressing bure Ms mahosany and enameied Bgres.s
tspssry Gothic Csairs in velvet Bsokes sad Frenol Cow
Cecss runs oas month oss extension Table opens 70 fs
rrsnca China q every description ruby and crysA Cat as
with variety Of mahogany and other Furniture mt hare
nersted Purchasers will please notice thAs
hing the house will be sod rain shine being pereuAp
and positive sale. The above House rent Possesasa
Immediately.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTTONEEa
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUHNIlURE on PAM
mas, srA1uAkY, BK oNMEs, ANTIQUE
PoRCELnNs AND ARTICLES OF yxkrU

AF II. ScHENCK wtl sell. At auxion, oynnsactax ~
Wednesday, Oct ~ At 10Y NJ, AL tae above furnitu
ar 30 &C. contained Ia the house Ia Fifth corner
street The premises will be Monday
Ing lhsh inst Ard Tuesday ION Inst NJ ~ hse hAS
Ing ticket which may be obtained at the Office q ts sacs
e@is No li broadway the book os Mr.. Cowea
No Us9 Broadway, OF Fourth catalogues
will BE- ~ ady at the house Tie 18th
Iha sale ct Wednesday. October IL viii b the Pa1uss
The sale q Ilnpfday ocoser Is til. s.aiuayy MAs0.s
the beautiful On rble group Of CaaoTss Graces
sold precisely A. IL O'Clock.
I'm Friday 18TH ~st the general Household Furniture
will 10 O'Clock instead OF lOl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

L,xECUToR's s. LIE OF HOUSE AND LOT on TrRSTr-
u second street I'VE would cal attention 70 tse ALE =
valuable house and lot " Hast second
made a. auction, by Z. LUDLOW GO. this lay. n -
O'Clock, at the Merrhsns EychAnxe Maps he, shs
tioneers, Office Pine street.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
OaAMBans 1 vAIROHILO, AuorIosKEn,

~ Once Nc. liz Nasal Axosr-
1eeevers sals Il Pianos, NacnAlR Lease a. Tbs Al.
oe.Ngned keceiver, A., Of The late drm f Sobbelaw
sahma VII sell q Public Auction q he rooms q aa
sanl as 10 O'Clock in he forenoon DE entire BccS Nsaraa
20 Properly OF ssA orm consisting a nrs Class Pianos -
Atest and best paorns undnk he'd Pianos Soox Maseah
faterns &c together with The Lesse until Nay 1871. and
goods OF Facsoy AID premises Sale peremp.srT rAms
cash FREDkRIox L. YULIE. Eeceser ~
~ BURKE AUCrIoNEEI, WILL SILL THIS DAy
~. OCT ~ ~ clock on Tie premises saS Ih'.i avs
aisoruert Of and second haod Furniture ala,
rey pAsor and cooking Stoves and iocz adapted ep 10
business.
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no puu.pDna-ruu BRICK BUILDINGS ON ryorD
uos as and 17 William Dusne saken by -
sfs,sos cAaIee. rrcsA And ce~Yied b. wArd seAssi
Ne yrcmses pueps sucuoa, he hixhsss bddsr for -
fke purch n be required 70 remove The xams wS
RoBr Y. laws cc~pronss.
tnK's oyrfcr. October 1850
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A uCrIoS SoricE.-p,ASIEL MATHEWS. AUG
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIvURE.

CARPETS, MIRRORS. &C AT AUCTION
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS will sell, At auction, 70.
(ssurdayl Al 10 O'Clock a their saesroom NO Oh
oppos The Post once the entire contents OF
dwelling staten Island removed for convenience OF
SALE OF carved rosewood and wAaus raror
Suits In b,ocatel plush and rosewood
md mahogany and aide Tables marble ops osewod
mahogany and walnut dressing and other Bureaus marble
Washanda Toilet mahogany and
resses feather Beds PAlasses Bosers aud Pillows toilet
hair cloth; Bruises and Ingram c,rpets Oclcss ssi,lns
with large Of Kitchen Furrure, with which the
fae viii commence Also lot Of mahogany and walnut once
Furniture Catalogues early on morning Of sale.
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pr VIRTUE OF cHArrEI. noRro AGl kxEJuIED
ID Pier Joseph Purcell dated the Ia u Feb
ruay D. IseO aud nled the once Of The Register Of he
city county Of New YORK the lth day February 10
shall sail he prepsry therein mentioned and descrbed y
Dining Chair mahogany 10 feet ExteDocn rabe
and enc al ID fees kxsason fable ali nd
mentioned In The sbsdue anDered the sfcreead
House Nos ~ and ~ Broadway, cay q Fsw York .. pub
NJ suction. The Jones House Aforesaid Ne h day q
ocsoocr merit ~ II o'eiock. noon, Of IN day. -
HRN9Y REyNErT,
Anorrey for joseph Purcell. ncss~esa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

WESTERN LAND AND WATER POWER FOR sAIn
w exchange for city country propcry-About $50
~ Lad $50 cesrd and he balance wood land with the
Miv sulee river running hrouHh H. sAw and turning mill
10 GOOD order situated In the o-n Of esukvle osAukee
Star Of wisconsin three miles from Port Washington
which situated 1Aks Michigan where all boats sl,p Ia
Forg 70 and fro On ths property there are four dwelling
hCu-es viii large hotel and ALI In good order No AGENTS
need apply For further particular inquire 81 T6 0reen
wich stree. Of AUGUSTUS HysARD.
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uEsRY n, LEEDS, AycrIoNErs.-HEsav

uENRY LEEDS. AUCTToNRER.- HENRY n.
IL Leeds Co will sell At auction saurdAy October g.
II O'Clock in front Of store No Is Nassau street esr.i
shifting leather top Wagon made by Dux~nbury Van Dn<w
70 order last spring and rood Also close
Carriage In good running order; also Calache IN Epo1
der he By order o. The sdmusraor supertos Scr
years did high well saads soand
kind Can the previous The day Of
sale application 10 the AuctionsersL
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vNN. WRITER'S AuCrToNEER. WILL ski. rHm
w Day O'clock a. ~ Canal sirse. all of he gsntesi
iafnhwe 90 oiss family stshng Up Housekeeping -
meri onclo cerre extension and Fables per Ard
msre Mirrors elegant velvet tapestry three Ply and ohss
Carpts stair Re- mahogany Frerch Bstseadn
hAr Ar hfr Mattresses feather Beds skest srreas Vs
foofr, bsnkete marble top dressing and plain bresnss
Nashsants Toie,, China, Glass, Silver ware sorsa No~~
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a NfArRrpoEY MADE HAsY'-sH0wlNG rHx 81.
M cres row W win q lover and Re speedily married A
rev Boa ech sercs- FREE for Scsnts Addrss WI
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+ MoRIARTY, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL. AT HIs
81 Its Chatham 1t ten O'Clock this day Bz
reaus eofss Losnees Tables. &c loo pars Banxs y
grain and Brussels Carpets Wind Curtains Dry -
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VA Ill, BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TIE wuA-
cfsns Erchsnge. 70 M bsahssa biddsr Jzs os.ncs
Saturday, ocsober Is the three scy sne sur -
birch House. No n Adney pi~cs, Hrcokya
vi. q BROWN, Agent No WI acsA
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-10
state of NOrtli Carolina, Meekienburs
County,.

Court Of Peas Quarter Sessions Jany Term, 1860.
James B. Morris and Philemon W. Morris, Propounders
ofhe last Will and Testament of Philemon Norris dec
vs.. W. A. Morris and others.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
William Morris and John F. Morris, two of the heirs at
law and next of kin the said Philemon Norris deco
reside beyond the limits of this State it is therefore
ordered by said Court that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Western Democrat newspaper
published in Charlotte, notifying the said Wm Morris
and John F. Morris to appear before the Justices
said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions the
Court to be held for the county aforesaid the Court
House in Charlotte the 4th Monday in April next
and make themselves parties to this suit otherwise
judgment pro confesso will be taken against them.
Witness, W. K Reid, Clerk of said Court, at Office
the 4th Monday of January, A D., 1860, and in the
saith year of American independence.
3-6t-S6] W. X. REID, Clerk
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TIN-:WARE
and Stove Depot .

"OULD respectfully announce to the public that
w he continues to carry on business at the store
on the West Corner of Public Square, where he keeps
constantly hand the largest assortment of
Stoves
ever offered in North Carolina among which will be
found the celebrated Iron Witch Cooking Store,
which has gained such famous reputation in the
Southern country for the last eighteen months. This
Stove he superior to any cooking stove
in 1t is simple in its arrangements less
fuel and does work in a given time than any
other Stave in use. He has all kinds of
Parlor and Box Stoves;
and keeps constantly extensive and varied Stock Of
Tin, Sheet-Iron, Japan, and britannia Ware,
Brass Kettles, Cast Iron Bcdstcdds, Cast Iron
Ware, Hat Racks, Cradles, de-,
all of which will be sold, Wholesale and Retail cheap
er than has been before offered in this vicinity.
He would his thanks to his friends and Gus
for the rery liberal patronage they have besow-
ed upon him, and hopes to merit continuance of the
His motto is "Quck Sales and Small Profits"
BS5~ All kinds of JOB WORK attended to with dis
patch and all ORDERS will be faithfully and prompt
~ executed. s.
Charlotte, July i, 1882
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p E Il I q a "a .
SPRING Is COMING.

Spring is coming! Spring is coming.
Infant leaves are on the trees;
And the little birds are humming
Pleasant songs upon the breeze.
Earth, but late SO cold and dreary,
Where its robes of snow were seen,
Smiling from its thraldom weary,
Spreads its carpetirg of green.
Streamlets leap like playful childhood,
From their icy letters free,
Breathing to the quiet wildwood
Happy strains of joy and gsee.
Spring is coming. Oh! how brightly
Fall the sunbeams to the earth,
And the human heart-how lightly
Doth it bound to hail its birth!
Spring is coming! Spring is coming!
And the fields are glad and gay;
While the little wild birds, humming,
Sport in Natures holiday.
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Charlotte Foundry
AND MACHINE SHOP.

Having purchased from j. A Fox the above establish
ment the undersigned begs leave to call the attention
of the public to the fact that he is ready to fill
every order for making Steam Engines Cotton and To-
bacco Presses, and every description of Machienery
All kinds of Castings in Iron Brass and other metals
made at short notice and reduced prices Particular
attention given the making and repairing of Thresh-
ing Machines Horse Powers, Cotton Gins, Mill works,
and Agricultural Works of all kinds Blacksmthing,
Job, Wagon Work, and Horse Shooting done with des-
patch. Old Iron, Brass and Copper Castings bought
the Foundry taken in exchange for job work. All
kinds of Wood Tnrning also done.
JOHN NJ. HOWE.
January 3, 1860. 6m.
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JOHN HENRY WAYT,
Surgeon Dentist,

GRADUATE IN MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY
Office in Brawley's Building opposite KERR's HOTEL,
GDARLOEFaa ~ c.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS, Cleft Palate, Hare
Lip Tumors Of mouth and jars, performed.
Fractures AND DIsLoCATIoNS of the Jaws treated.
Teeth filled with Gold, Silver, Tin Amalgam.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in the best manner.
very superior TOOTH POWDER and TooTH WASH
hand.
Prices moderate and all work done satisfactory the
patient
\ stock of Dentists materials always on hand. Gold
and Silver Plate of any fneneSs gotten out
February %, 1860 If
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IMPORTANT NEWS AT THE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

The undersigned having large stock of WINTER
CLOTHING on hand, and being DESTROYS to run it off
make room for the Spring and Summer trade, offer
their entire stock of satnet, cashmere beaver pilot
and cloth Over Petoes and Sacks sattinet cashmere
and cloth business Sacks and Sackees Pants of all
grades black and fancy velvet black silk and cashmere
Vests; Shirts, Drawers and Furnishing Goods; Trunks,
Hats, Caps &c. at Greatly Reduced Prices. Buyers and
consumers will greatly advance their interests by
aiming and purchasing from extensive stock.
Bsy@ We would respectfully announce to custom
ers that their Accounts ready for settlement, and
we feel assured that cur friends will come forward and
relieve necessities and great deal of trouble
We return our sincere thanks for the very liberal
patronage bestowed for the past year, and hope
to merit continuance of the for the coming year
FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
January 0. 1860.
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81 DON'T CARE IF l Do."-In olden time, be-
fore the Maine laws were invented, Wing kept the
hotel at Middle Granville, and from his wellstock
ed bar furnished accommodations to man and
beast" He was a good landlord, but terribly
deaf. Fish, the village painter, was afflicted in
the same way.
One day they were sitting by themselves in the
bar-room Wing behind the counter waiting for the
the next customer: while Fish was lounging before
the fire with thirsty look, casting sleeps eyes
occasionly at Wings decanters, and wishing most
devoutly that some would come liz and treat
traveller from the South, on his way to Rran-
don, stepped in to inquire the distance Going
mp to the counter he said
''Can you tell me, sir how far it is to Brandon
"Brandy?" says the ready landlord, jumping up;
eyes, sir, think have some" at the same time
handing down decanter of the precious liquid.
"You misunderstood me- says the stranger: 81
asked how far it was to Brandon"
"They call it pretty good brandy" says Wing,
''will you take sugar with it," reaching, as he
spoke, for the bowl and toddystick.
The despairing traveller turned to Fish.
"The landlord" said he ''seems to be deaf,
will you tell me how far it is to Brandon?'
"Thank you," said Fish; 81 don't care if | do
take drink with YOU"
The stranger treated and fed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-10

CURE FOR CANcER.-Mr Thomas Anderson
gives the following recipe for cancer, which,
he says, has been of great service in several
dangerous cases:
"Boil fine Turkey fss in new milk, which they
will thicken; when they are tender, split and apply
them as warm as they can be borne to the part
affected, whether broken or not; the part must be
washed every time the poultce is changed with
some of the milk; use 4 fresh pou!tce night and
morning, and at least once during the day, and
drink quarter of pint of the milk the figs are
boiled in twice in the twenty four hours. If the
stomach will bear it this be persevered in for
three or four months at least. A man aged l05
years was cured, about six years before his DEATH
with only six pounds Of figs. The cancer, which
began at the corner of his mouth had eaten through
his jaw, cheek, and half way down his throat yet
it was SO perfectly cured as never to show any
tendency to return. Should it ever do so, the
figs should be again applied. The first application
gives great deal of pain, but afterwards each
successive dressing gives relief A woman cured
by this remedy had been afflicted for ten years;
her breasts bled excessively; ten pounds cured her.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-10

For Family use, the Eureka Machine possesses the
following desirable qualities: l. 1t is strongly built
lightly, and its movements are simple and easily
understood. 2. 1t works with two threads, using a
shuttle, and makes the Lock-Stch, which is approved
for all kinds of work. and for many varieties the only
admissible stitch g. While it will sew the highest
possible seam in heavy fabrics it is susceptible of the
most delicate adjustment for upon light and fragile
maeral hence 1t is peculiarly fitted to perform the al
most endless variety of work which within the
range OF family sewing In addition the admitted
advantages peculiar to Shuttle Machines, it is
structed that it be very high of speed
without damage. 8. 1t any kind of thread, max
ing uniform stitch, and presenting the same general
appearance on both sides of the material sewed.
Opinions Of the Press.--The with which it is
worked the little trouble in keeping it in running order
no disturbance of bolt necessary-explains
the secret OF its universal popularity-N T. Day Book
The simplicity of these machines make them exceed
ingly desirable for family use.-Ladies Visitor.
1t ranks high in the market, and is preferred all
others for its durability and simplicty.-N J. Neus.
January 3, 1860
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N. C. Military Institute.

The necessity of enlarging the accommodations for
Cadets in the N c. Military Institute, has induced the
Board of Directors raise the Fees for the ensuing
Notice is hereby given that from and after the LIST of
annum D: III. HILL.
March 27, 1850 st