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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

YANKEE ExTERMINAToR.-Mr t f Christ
man, Of Wilson, showed as on Thursday morning
the model Of compound revolver, his own inveu-
ton, which to seems to be the dehdliest yet
discovered in this or any other country. We have
given to it the name of the Yankee cxterminator
1t consists Of twelve rows Of guns, twelve in
each, to each Of which revolver containing sevec
balls is attached, and revolving on an axis
in one minute. At each revolution IA
bullets are fred and, in seven revolutions occupy
ing the space Of one minute, ,008 bullets frcd
all of which can be performed by sensible lad {
ten or twelve years, and one intelligent man to
point the guns, which he is enabled to do with
unerring certainty, by means Of a contrivance
which need not here be explained.
Dir. Christman brought his invention to Raleigh,
to submit it to the Governor for examination, and
20 make a present of it to his native State, pro-
vided its utility be established by competent
judges. 1t is deathd dealing invention, and does
infinite honor to the genius and patriotism Of Mr
Christman, who ia native Of Salem, n. c.
State journal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

Not WITH Us.-That man at Raleigh who
refused either to loan, hire or sell the State roll
lug mill for the purpose of preparing copper for
percussion caps, and drove the State to the ncccs
sty of pressing the mill into the service, and then
demanded four times its cost, will hardly be able
hereafter to look one of our brave volunteers in
the eye That was carrying individual rights to
such an extreme az to involve his fidelity to the
South. We would stand guard with no such
man; and we think those who defend him, have
put their feet into an ugly business.-Salisbury
Watchman
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NOTICE.

Taken up and committed to the Jail of Meck1enburg
county. the 8th day of September, 1860, Negro
hoy about 90 years Of age, (black) about feet
or inches high He says his name is jim, and that
he belongs to John Worthy of CASTOR county: that his
master moved to Texas early last Spring, at which
time he ran away from him. Jim appears very dull:
can scarcely communicate anything about his master
or home with any intelligence. He has scar on his
right fore finger. made by cutting knife. The owner
is requested forward, prove property pay ex
penses and take said boy away, otherwise he will be
disposed of according to law.
Oct Q 1860 If W ". GRIER, Sheriff
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

PArR1oT1c.-One of the Captains now in this
County making up Company, (the 5th in mum.
ber, and which, by-the-way, is nearly completed,
related to us, the other day, a circumstance going
to show the stuff of which our Rowan farmers
are made, regards our present struggle for
independence. The officer asked young man to
join his Company. I would do i. in minute
said he, but l am bound up in contract to Mr
R. for years work on his farm. Don't stand
back on that account, said Mr.. R., l will give you
up, and pay your years wages besides, if you want
to go. The young man thereupon enrolled his name
aRd his employer paid him his full years. hire.
And thus the business is working iu Rowan
She will have nearly Regiment of men in the
army by the frs: of August; and almost every man
that goes leaves behind father, brother or other
relation who will avenge bis death should he fall
By the mereenaries of the tyrant at Washington.
-!SulisGuru Watchmdn
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

4 PHILosoPHIcAL FAcr.-A balloonist states
that he has made the following discovery:
"I take bar of brass, which when weighed on
the earth's surface actually weighs fifteen pounds
When ascended mp threO miles in the atmosphere
and weighed the brass bar, it actually weighs, by
spring balance, seven and one half pounds
Five miles up it only weighs three aud one fourth
pounds. What is the cause of this? The want
of atmospheric pressure on it and the suns at
traction, which becomes more apparent the nearer
We approach its orbit
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

PAY PART OF Your BANK DEBTs-It has
been suggested to us that the State having to be
supplied with money by the Banks, it IS the duty
of those indebted to these institutions to pay at
least portion of their Indebtedness to enable them
to afford the necessary aid to the State. If those
indebted to the Banks cannot do more, they can
at least pay the interest on their debts. Indeed,
so absolutely necessary is it that debtors to tho
banks should afford them some assistance at this
time that should they fail to do so, we may expect
suits to be brought by them, judgments obtained
and executions issued, though We do not suppose
any Bank would sell property at this time.-Rul-
eigh Register.
It would also be we'll for individuals to settle with
each other as well as with the Banks.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16
BlaCksmith's Tools.

Such as Bellows, knvils, Vices, hand and slide Ham
mers Butresses, Farriers Knives Screwplates Stocks
and dies Blacksmths Pincers and longs Raspers and
Files of every kind, Cut horseshoe and clinch Nails,
BOrax Iron of all Sizes both of northern and country
manufactures cast pow blister and spring Steel; &C.,
for sale very cheap at
TAYLOR'S, opposite the Mansion House:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

WHAT RATION Is.-TweDty ounces fresh
and salt beef, or II ounces pork, 18 ounces soft
bread or four or II ounces hard bread; p ounces
beans or 3-5 ounces rice; SO ounces sugar;
l ounce coffee, ground; gill vinegar; ounce
candles; ounces soap; ounce of salt This an
swers for the subsistence Of each soldier during
the day, and rightly managed is plenty; with q
prudent cook the scraps can be made up into mix.
ed dishes and nothing will be lost
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North Carolina
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

This Company, the oldest and reliable in the
State insures white persons for of years or
during continuance of life. moderate terms Slaves
insured for five years, for two-thrds of their
market value. For insurance apply to
THOS. W. DEWEY, Agt.,
Jan 6, 1861 1y at Branch Bank N. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16

CHARLOTTE, \. c.,
o9a inform the public generally, aud the citizens
I,elAieHbnrg particularly. that he has resumed the
t'irttce of DENTISTRY and may be found at his old
S1ha. "a He is prepared to set Artificial Teeth Gold
S"'eF, FuLcante, the Cheoplastic process as
t-,'y''s may desire. and fill Teeth with Gold, Tin,
GA.sam Is Artificial
it $ also prepared perform any operation belong
% Dentistry, and need say that he will be pleas
- wait u.'an an Of his old friends frieuds-
=, may take that for granted.
-''.7@ry T.. 1861 2n
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THE
ggRS1ygnnW DRMDERAE, &,
Published every Tuesday,0
VILLA AN j. Y AT ES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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rrqfI in advance, .......SZ w
fpnii within months, ,.... 90
laid after the expiration of the year. 90
- Auv person sending us five NEW subscribers,
.-,.,auicd by the advance subscription (SlO) will
Eve = sixth copy gratis for one year.
.g- : ub cribers and others who may wish to send
ne 10 Us, can do so by mall at our risk.
.rss~ Transient advertisements must be paid for in
lvance.
g-y- Advert: sements not marked on the manuscript
? 3 .pcr.fc time will be inserted until forbid, and
e.r.ei accordingly.
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Agricultural Implements of all kinds.

Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Plows Hoes, Shoves,
Spades Forks Axes, Picks. Mattocks Grubbng Hoes,
and Hedge Shears, Pruning and budding Knives, gar
den Hoes and Rakes with handes Grain Cradles; grain,
grass and brier Scythes, Bush Hooks, Wagon boxes
Hollow such as potts. ovens and lids, skillits, spi-
ders and kettles, Cauldrons from 20 1920
gallons each Iron and brass Preserving Kettles, Sheep
Shears, &C., TAYLORS Hardware Depot, opposite
the Mansion House.
Tin and Japanned Ware,
large assortment; Block Tin, Block Zinc, Tin Plate
Babbit metal &c.
Stoves, the largest Stock of all sizes, at
TAYLORS Hardware, Stove and
Tin Depot, opposite Mansion Housc
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-16
Charlotte 4 =. &. Railroad.

pn and after the First day of October THROUGH
ENPE"SS FREIGHT TRAINS will run Daily between
'ahroc and Charleston without trausshipmcnt, thus
HEung trelghts reach Charlotte in D days or less
''n New York, and in day from Charleston, and
e. vsrsC.
Also, THROUGH TICKETS will be sold from Char
tie 10 Charleston at IS so, and to New York, via
Charleston Steamers at $40 and rice r.rsq The mer-
chants aud public invited try this cheap and
expeditions route for frcghts and passengers
4. H MARTIN,
Oct : 1860. # Genl Fl. and Ticket Agent
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STOP THE THIEF!

STOLEN, from my stable, in Alexander county, at
- Stony Point P. o. on the 18th inst, an ron-grey
Horse hind feet both white. He was tracked to
Shepperds X Roads in Iredell county. Any person
experimenting the thief and returning the Horse or
giving me any information concerning his whereabouts,
will be suitably rewarded
Jppei ia 1851 3t-pd
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Carpenters' Tools

Circular, MILL crosscut, hand, ripper, pannel, prun-
ing grating back compass, webb, and butch
SAWS; Braces and bits, Draw Knives. Chisses,
Augers, Gimets, Hammers Hatchets, and Axes; Brick,
plastering, and pointing Trowels Sawsetters Screw
plates Stocks and dies, Planes of all kinds, Spoke
Pocket Levels, Spirit level Walls, Boring machines,
Gougcrs, and in fact everything mechanic wants, in
great variety and at very low prices at TAYLOR'S
Hardware Store and Tin-ware Depot, opposite the Man
sion House. Charlotte n. c.
May %, 1860. If
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IardWare!! Hardware!
A. A, n. NJ. TAYLOR

SDESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
q lie generally, that he has added to his extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, large and complete
stock of HardMare. consisting in part follows:
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OFPiCiAL
Lava u TIM UsTEp srsTn
Ial-,fsf ~ NIT A..tsa " ~ rEsyiy s-y,us
Ossgrui.

lPrlue-Ns.l.
Ak ACT % fliaHd sin the dal..s "a ara. IN.
p5ftsd b. ataisa
@ Il saaets5 ~ ths hsnats tsi Hbats ~ Asyrs.
ssutailyEs 81 ~ bnlied fisia u AfsAras 10 cpii
gToss Assaulted fhai ~ fsSfsiAfy Y tht IfaasuIy
II al he Il hsrely asii5fzed sBd difefssdi q -
llDl 40 iVmh The Aatits and gmtssii on AZ arms
mpsTtUi iiis Tie CniIsa sisiu, hihcs Tie nfui DAY
4 Nay ~, ~ uhiah MAJ b lapsTtel bsflIs he
iFst dsy u itnhsgy hgtf, ~ VI ~ the aoc8gut u
any State Proyhlsd IA serrvtaFyd the Trrssary
shall Be stidsi that ths ~, tFmaaTs iaishdsd, IN
gpad laiA, I've ika ~ u thp ttpobs u aaJ sl4is
ghith 4 n nay " tbpgsd 10 aiding % SupfFtss
tbs lniuHseiivn Hov iHihing asninF' The Uasis4
btatss.
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= 49, -. - 49,.
~, 49, -. a,
~. 49, -. ~. 80 -
y, -. , y ~, J 4. : ~ ", ~
$3.50 ~ N, ~. =. ~ 49, -, n,
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lle3is, ~. - 10y isl,..,tf! apn
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~ ACT u pTeyids hF thu paymsnt u lhs uliiiia
and g0,mlfaIt called ih,o ihs Isrvieo q The Cht
TED states, from TOE tiAe they Nsfa called int9
service 70 he thirtivth iay Of jane eighteen bar
dfsd aDd NIiypno
H II eussisd By The 'rnhia and iibase n Repre-
-auhtIsi " ths uniisd rtAiui d AmsFita Ia Con
gTsss aatu0le'i, That thUe b aud hsfFby u Appt0
pralsdi gut u Ahy money IN iht Treasury box 9TH
sTsts appropriated. the gun " hte millions bstsH
hundred Ead ii1iy thoHaaBd d5llsr., " " much
iheTsot A. may be nssuAuafJ, 10 unable the G0vefr
meni 70 pay tbs militia ahi volunteer called lBia
IoTtiea ~ iha United 5tziss, bting an addili0hsl
ahiouni required ilF The auyh ttar ending JAnS
thrush, elElllsen hundred aud tlAiy-sBe
AppfgVpd, July Is, 1861.
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D. slifr, fsl. y - q a. aluts - ~ ny ~ -
I'D y ~ RfufitHui q NJ ~ sbd ust iaa,a-is
issi ihtfeuith. AZ hsfsby rsfiIei sr Ft-tnaftr1
So H. 4ai ~ 4 isFtirfr fEt,tsi nat. 10 drifuy
u ihg siPsnraa yist a-ay .ttssd ~ r8ecntisa d
a. Al ~ San u tva hHafrri ii,asAad isIiasi y
- uarh ihsipgf ~ s.Ay h rhur.sfT. y All ~
'sua > hsTshy agplgtsiaiei, 70 v Iuii 7ai of az
'4'.sry a. Efn'i.All ~ otAfrub, apgsvPtiAist
AItrv'ri, laiy y, is1.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
cleveland, Pittsburg andWheoI.
ing Rall Rood. 49,

Cleveland, Pittsburg sndWheol.
Ing Rsu Rood. .s.3
nNAHh AgTEk HgHHLT, uestnisg IN, Igsi,
" Pte,stEaI 1rhlps I'll isagp bddEsbSlt VIA
ioVt, t3al1sytsHfstsidi
Ills An N,iTtih, tis1plhE Al ~ AAiian,, %.
riyrl e flii.eilfgh q t,io ?, y, aii
Nsysisst ~ 40 r. ~
klQ =, ~ k4pgfts Traa, stipptas A. al aiSitoas
aFhyh q RltsiuFr6 II ln5ll n. n, an
Carlsbad aIk2s 4 Il
I01Q 4, G.,kyEsDa fiplr si9yplag q ~ stations,
s!rils . PJsgpsiI q 10 A. " Ai.A
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsa'g citvslahA q ~ 4. ". Ahd 40 :, 81, a.
hye q Bndsspo't st 90 =. y, ~ A.M!hu4 1000
LSs,s R,t,,batrh - TO A. ~. 10 An. sDA
~ 2. y, aErist q Bfdg'Ppu Ats:@ A ~, 1000
Connections are made hi F0tlOWs
AZ PittsBatfb sith PVaAsjitS5h X. X. fof Tiartts
harf, Baltlin1Es. NaIhiBgtJa, Phila.
dslphis. NsN RqEk hbd hbStdR,
clFVdaBd VITA ClryrlanA Tglsd Il. X. ior gau
daShy Toltdo. Dpifuit Chlstso AMI
Aii pOihts In The N0Nln WItF with
Detroit steamers bF DtlTult jaFksph,
chitag. aHd thv NouIn VIA Will
gsgtlaud kFia " IN Ens, bon.
glpTslsId. Columbus N lbciAuSli b.,
Gtaplbs DslAWsiS, celanbga and
A. Iludsu With The {. 4. &C. n h. Tor CuyahoSA
Isla, Apob, AiliauburEh and WODs.
tsf.
A. AiIiasss with p. N WkC. R.R farcAntsp,
tnHillU, Wooster, salem. EhoD, c..
lusbua, Ae.
AtA,tubthViIls With p. Q, &c, Line and AZ BILtAtr
viih CO q. h kr2Abesyills NsW.
ak. ceibnhus, NsniA. Dayton. Init,
Anapaili Cairo ClBgiHHatl, LouifViic.
H. Louis, g. Joseph and All p0lBls
WiAi had sDuth West
E1eufIlou Tittets " Pittsburgh And return t9,i5.
Pste always e ioV, and time mitch quicker thah
any VttisT fvutu.
fhTOggh I'inkaft v Al pqibts 10 me Wta, North
and Eali can be procured " tbs Vlta No. ~ Wsiet
Sfort test door 10 sprlgg ilOuSs wheeling Va, and
1t tinaFfDoft 5istnn.
EitighfeontHaStl will be made ~ lowest rates ~
any bod accessible By this road and IL Connection,
70 the EASi, North. West and Northwest, a ONCE
No. a Water street. with Freight gent At Bridge
pori Station H. HAMILTON, Agent
Wheelhg, We.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
bridgeport, o.
J.N. MCCULLOUGH, Prstldsui.
ER MYEBB DENT Ticket AE't. nOyG
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ERG !.


IN and alter ths ilthU Apfli RSl iLc pAAsen.
Y rtr Traits, VIII ~ TuH A. iOlloNs, yizi- f.I
The iaIggg 1gln lsRVes Wheeling daily except
Sunday, Al ia, N. BtnRu6d at i0JQ A y. arri,.
ing In ilalinbte ~ 40 81 connecting with the
EXHsls Train IpT phNaGpphA. New Yerk. boston.
and AL The Eastern cities, Snytng Al Gl6 4. 81, ar
Tiyer N " ptilnplnb 81 t;iG 4 " msklug close cnn
nrcth with ne heuihUr lines tor VII parts o. The
snulh. hi train siOl@ Al TIM principal aiaiipua
non, WheeliHE 10 Cumberland.
lsfHfnirg. leave Baltimore At G4s =, ", and
Warrington CiIy NJ gGA Y. ~. arriving ~ ueilW0Od
att A. ~ aud hGelins u 90 A. 81 max Ina dirrGi
coulteiun Niil the EApftyslrnip ~ all pats VI The
Wet Southwest AMI NoFihwest, This train STOP.
only nf mfsit and wool and NHteF
The Nall Tiaih l0Ayet 'laily ilsludinR SubdSbs nj
CTS Y, ~, BeuNpod II f!9S =, M ard RttileS In
baltimore Mt ajb r. VI. connecting With tie Mail
Idn. having ~ pliudsphiN New York, Boston,
and nltEhasiu cltieA At dG5 T. ~ arrives NJ Wall.
ingttp Gus ath:GG I, ST., connecting wiihlh South
eTn iIntt hTkifpntedf lie shuth Thi.ttalhsi0iH
gu tleVltheeud 10 the t1adhi MpbndNiilr Cameron,
Menuingicbu EMsr station lArmuHt and GTaflhA.
RelUtphEi ie4ytp baltimore At ba4 A. 81, Wash.
lngtUn CITY ~ $50 4. %. nid HrriverAt IchNood nj
1910 I'M aid WhttliheNt 1899 ?, NJ. Connecting
with ths llPTFp ttgn ell patisOf the Southwest.
West And NosihHest This train di9ps ~ tho priD.
cipRl stations only
HE ITVdrib6t and whsSlihy AccodniCdatI6r RIM.
dSlly. except sunday. leaving ptsinOutgt6 clio Al 81
aud aplyet At Wheeling q Aln I'm III
J. RoItD, ARSut.
", PJSNIfIb Master n TVhnsprtAti6ti 20
In. C0LE, 0tnl Ticket Agent $50, 8ap20
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College


L OC A 7 ED,
Cor, Baltimore and Characteristics.
baltimore, MD.
FCHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOS
prosperous and hourbhlng condition Twice d +,
ring tbr last two years has been necessary to Obta
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the h
creasiur number Of students, representing near
every State in the Union.
II now occupies one Of thB most conspicuous MI
deslrAbly located buildings In tho city The room
are onmmodlously arranged, spacious aud elegant
furnished
The advantages and facilities here offered to youl
men desiring to qualiiy themselves properly for Il
various duties Of the Counting Room, or TO obtain
1hGTosph Erdeticdi BipiH,FJ Education generally, Al
unsurpassed In any particular, by any similar CStA
lislmrnt In the United States,
FACULTYI
Elk. LOSIElG
PrinepAl-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts, Cot
meree, Business Customs, etc.
j. ". PHILLIPS.
Professor tthe Theory and Prcties Hook. tcpI,
and Commercial Calculations.
II, II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental PBnmanshi
ST. WILLIAMS, EsQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. 4. YEATES REESE, D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUsTEBss
Hon, lnO, ?. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansaat,
lIpn. ThDs Swarm, Vim. H. Eeighler Eis,
Jacob Trust, ESQ.,, VIM Rnabe, Esq,
ne College Il provided with Commercial Libral
q Standard woEkA expressly for the use of tho 81
GGnta
iisdO. stuieat Has uvEE TO HIMSELF and /. sep
ntF, Jingtructrd,
There being no vacation during the year, SUDDEN
can enter ut any time.
Thetims,IsldllyreQuiredt ocompeto the fallcourt
from 10 u weeks.
ADlPLoNA IL awarded TO all Graduates.
aAlargc and Beautifully 0rnAmented Circular, CO
tanning upwards of FIX SQUARE, EEET, representing Il
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, yariOl
characteristic deSgus penmApahip, &C., sent by ma.
free n charge accompanied with cAtRlogeglvIng IN,
particulars. AddresR 4. K, LOsIEH
baltimore Nd.
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ltuol only relieves the child from pain but iuvisor,
ates bowels Ncdity and gives
true and tusry to the whole ty,tcni. ltWilrrlieye
Nimost iR'tanily
Gripping IN the DOwelsSGs Wind Collie
aud O1ercope convulsipns whIehifnotspegdllyf RENE.
died end IN death. We britytl the bESr aud sURrsF
KsHEBT 10 the WORLD, in all cases Of DYsENTERY
! AND plARRHHiA IN CHILDREN, whether II arises
from tc'ihing Of from other cAnse We would say to
every mother Whu AAs child suffering from any Of
the foregoing complaints d o not ct your IIre-
judIeeS, nor the prcJUdIccs OF others,
stAtd between You aud your suffering child. and the
relieit that viii be SuHE--ycs, ABSOLUTELY SURF
TO fnlioW the U.s. Of his mpdrins II ,lmey used,
/ Full directions Nil accompany each hottie None
genuine unless the facsimile 81 CURTIS / PER.
/ IE;Ns, New York, is on the outside wrapped
( lsoldby DrugEisb throurhputtho world
{ Principal once, 10 Cedar ST., N. y.
/ PRICE ONLY Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
] Octt6-lN-dAW
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Dysentery, Dlarrhra, Reia1, Worms

Hoa Dr! !. O. GresH n Chicago. a4 2 '''s
Your Pills have had long TRIAL In my practice and
hold them In esteem ~ one OF the best apGrithtII
have yer huDd, Thelr alternative effect uii0n tho
liver makes them Ru excellent remedy, when given
10 sHlAll doses for htiioni igenttry and didTTL6d
Their sIgRrCphtlng makes them tory acceptable and
convenient for the USE o. women and children.
DySprPsIn, Impurity Of the Blood.
From Rev.! y, v Hmts, Pastor Of adrtnf
.dS Church. BoEton. y
Dr. ARA; has used your Pills with oItnorti
nary success 10 my family and among those ! am
called tnNldt 10 dstrrs. 10 regulate the ofgGuH u
digestion and purify the blood they are tie very best
remedy have ever known. and can conhdinily 70
commend them TO my friends. ~ De-
YnttrI u III
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WAas4w, Wyoming Co. n. Y, Oct. q, 1855.
DEGA - Lam ustng your CAthAFtlc Pills In my
practice aud md them an excellent pnrEatIvs to
cleanse ha system and phrity ID J0lhtdin n Mt
tto"d' ai JOIN o. tB6CHAMtM u. n
corh pnttpn, COAtlyenebt, RuppEes-
sion, Rrsumatisni, Gouf, NenEalgln,
DrOpsy, Paralysis Fits. etc. ~
From DT. !. =. Kaugha, Montreal, Canada.
Too much cannot be said Of your pills ior thh cure
o. eoHirsnln. II Others -four fraternity have found
them eleRcipps ~ hhIn they should IoIn no u
rroelanins Il fer the btnent Of the nuiufudes WHO
suffer from that compliant, which, although had
enough u itself ID the pIogentor Of olhern at are
worse. Ibeleve eatitaisft to originate In the liver,
but your Pulls Repet that organ and cbroilis duslBs.
From ArI.E. S.,tayl PtyrisiaP and Aidp(rs Bottes
md one OF two Large doscot your Pills, taken a
the proper time are excellent pf6mOtlyeo Of tho nat
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ri ieoyH5, They are 40 tnhUh the bet pltysitWS
have that recommend 40 other 70 my patients
Fif10m hc RsU Dr.. Hdiekts, N he M'ihodi1t'
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sn: have used YOUR pills III my general and hos.
pital practice ever dhcV you pnds thenI and cannot
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Their regulating action On tlefdr Ii quick and do
elded, consequently they are ~ admirable remedy
tot arrangements Of that organ. Indeed. ] have
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that II did not readily yield q them
Pr0terDally yours. AI,QSZ0 BALL MIDI
phytlChn Of the Marine flOspItal
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