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Inspection of Teachers.
CFFIck VI Cuu>7Y SUp'T ~ SCHnoLe.
MAni.owoc. Oci 8 1864

''FFICE VI Cor>1Y SUP T "F SCH"oLe. J
Mani.owuc. Oct s 1864.
R-ir2 ohIiyeh to attend TO Hpp"rtsn,
nffi..,xl business al..u, the time heretofore
announced 70, Inspection Of Teachers,
sm obliged 10 charge The da'e of the ea-
animation days, Which now will be a.
follows:
I" Di-,rir, No -Compri,ing the owns
nf Gibson. Two Greeks. M,,hico,t, and
Two kiv-rs-Sf the Schnol House, in the
village If MisE,iontt on "Wednesday, DC,
10.
In District No 2-Comprising the town.
If Manirowoc. M.ni'o~oc lapidS. and
N.w'nn--xs the school House. in School
I'i<'ric. n" 2 village Of Manilowoc, OF,
Thur-dav. O,.,"her 20
l., DISTRICT No 3-Gompri.ing thu tow,
Of toopar.town. Franklin. Kn>sn,h. aud
Maple Gr"ve-~, the School H"n>@ IL,
>chonl Ds,ric, Nc l. near w SCHIMr.
HIck'- in the town of kossuth, on Fra
.!.v. Nrfu5e, q
l. Disri", n" 4 comprising the town
,f Cato. Eaton, Liberty. aud Rncklsnd-
=, ,h. School House in tlnrks NJ l,s, II,
The town of Gao. IN ~ urinv. bct %
In I)i.rc, No 5-Cnusi-,ing OF he
town OF t-n,rsviIlr, S.hIe.~ig. and Nee
met the School House near H. Null
HOLLANDS. in thu town Of Meeme. on
N"ndav. Der. ~.
II the requisite number 81 candidates
receive certificates =, the publ, exau ina
,ion-nn limited certificates v i'll be issued
nr private amiratinns grsnted II not
private examinations. rhsn granted will
he condn.'ed As thnrnu., hly. ~. il in puh
lie and SHIN d occupy tie same length .,
time but 10 person "a EXPECT = p,ivat.
examination Without giving ne good
r.is- for his or her shsanre from the pub
hr examinations TIE law reQuires al
all teachers he examined. PROPER rro,4,.-
,inn Of ,he educational interests If h.
County, a. Represented in thu. pubic
~rh"o's. demands .'r'r' con plia're with
the aw on The part Of all concerned.
Applicants will please pro,id. them
selves with gn"l '-Sd p-nri's. an l.. pres
-n' A. IT, time aoh place sppnin,e,
promptly A. 9 o'cl"ck 4 n.
J RE- CROWLEY.
CONT Sui,'; nf >chou's.
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M A N l TOW 0 C:
PLATFORM or PRINCIPLES.

Adopt.d unanimous!s at the Democratic
0hpnai C'Onrenti0n held IN
Chicago, Aug. 20 1864.
Reso}ced. Tina, in the future, as in the
past, We viii adhere with answering f.
deity % he Union under the co, sti,ulion
a the only solid foundation Of our strength.
security and happiness as a people, and
a, a framework OF government equally
conducive TO the welfare ana prosperit, Of
al Ire States, both northern anG south
ern
Resoirel. Tha. this convention does
explicitly D. clare. ss the sen.e Of the
American people, that after four Years OF
failure 10 restore the Union by the expefl
u'ent OF war, during which, under the
pTeferce Of a military necessity Oh war
lor.r higher than the constitution, the
constitution itself has been dlsregarded in
every part, ana public liberty and private
right alike trodden down and the material
prosperity Of the country essentially i'm
paired - Justice, humanity, liberty, and
The public welfare demand that immediate
Efforts be made for cessation Of hosliii
.os. with a view to an ultimate conven
ton Of the States. or other pea cable
means, 20 tie end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace NAV be restored
on the basis Of tho Federal Union o. the
States.
Resoigrd, That the direct interference Of
tho military auS1orItias OF the United
States IA the recent elections held in Ken
tlcky. Mary land, Missouri. and Deian are
was n sh .netui violation 0f the cnnstiru-
ton and a repetition Of such &C 8 ~ the
approaching election will be held p, rev
CiUtionar!, and esis'ed With sill the ihe cans
snd uower unier our control.
Rrsrlccd, That the ann and ob;ec. Of
the democratic party is 10 preserve the
Federal tuIon and the rights of Ihs Sta e.
nn'npaifed; end they hereby declare that
they consider the administrative usurpa
ton Of extraordinary and dangerous pow,
ers not granted by the constitution the
sabveroion Of the civil by military Law il.
States not in Instruction the arbta
~ military arrest, imprisonment trial and
sentence Of American citizens in Safes
where civil lay EXISTS in full force the
Suppression Of freedom Of speech and OF
he press the denial Of the right Of asY
am; the open and avowed disregard Of
State rights; the employment, Of unusual
test oaths and the interference with and
denial Of the right of tie people TO bear
arms in their defence, IS calculated 70 pre-
vent rpstnra,ion of the Union and the
perpeiuation OF the government deriving
It's just powers from the consent OF tie
governed
IseaoIucd, That the shameful disregard
Of the administration to It's duty, in les
pee, Q our fellow citizens who now are.
and long have been, prisoners Of war in a
sntfaFing condition, deserves the severe,t
reFrobatinn on the score alike IF public
policy and common humanity.
Rcso'zed, Tha. the sympathy Of the
democratic party is heartily and earnestly
extended % the soidiery Of our army, who
are, and have been. in the field under the
fay of their country aud, III the event of
rs attaining power, they will receive all
ne Gaze, protection snG regard that the
brave soIiiors OF lie kepubIlc have so no
bly, earned
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Na'ltownc County Cuur IN the matter Of
III Estate - j ham Scopek deceased
tn reading y, d flung the petition of Peter
S. h'eidrr ADM i-ratnr OF IN. .sta OF said
d' &c sd Representa- & am ng other thugs
that he ha- fully administered sud estate and
praying ths TIM place b. fix, d Tor e1-
,mIn,i g nd s!,wn Q his accom- ni admirii-tra-
ton, 1t L. O"i.rd, Tia. Md acconnr he Z I'M
ned by the Ju GO h Court on Mont,,, tho
18th "a' "f September mex ensuing NJ hia of.
nee in the Court ii use, i'll me village ct III
tow"c, coutty OF Ma"irOWac A-d tate OF W.
co SIN And 1t ~ further ordered thar notice
thereof be given to {" p-rsous Interested, by
publishing copy thi-"rdrr tor rhr.r eucees.-
i've we ka prior :" the day { kan il.o,ioH ia
he hanito~oc Pilot, publ shed in the village,
county, a, d safe aforesaid.
HE >RYS PIERPnNT, County Judge
Daltd Annn.. l5h 1884.
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Judge Reed in Calumet County.
RESP ndence Of the Milwaukee News


CHI on re 9Th. 1864
Ed NEWS - he .i~n,oci scy Of "a unet
conrt, are thor"ugh. arnu.ed and the
greatest ~n.hu.Is-in exists here for tho
hero IF Ant;elsm. Little M,e" Jadg.
Reed OF Nshl o~oc, our popular n.,inl
nee for state senator. on Ius.iAy de'ive, el
Al able and telling addte-. IN hi- b-h.t
and in behalf OF the tlue.honored p,ibr,-
pies Of democracy, To the Inhabitants Of
this section of the country. A large crowd
WAS in attendance and the greatest har-
moHy and enthusiasm prevailed. Y-Ner-
ia, he visited >fockbr,ox- anu ma'ie tie
best speech ever made in .hi. county
llis remarks were 20 iovicsi, ,ru' hful and
convincing that even republicans did nor
dare TO dispne them. some ~noll,-
heads inside ,rirt 10 di.'urb him. aid
some mi>reg.na'ioni-'s in The .h.re nf
women. "u the outside. tried to intercept
him by s'oni"g The building AID calling
for cheers f,r the body >n~rcter:' hn,
all in VAN Tn rnn,- IKE. tried The move
eloquent the jH'ig- ,y' k. un'l A. last he,
we're Obliged to give NJ rhe sr-,np, TO
break 'ns meeting up II despair
judy Reed vii surely be- elected and
bis IrhneHce HnG voice viii .l~ay. h..
found on TIE side Of truth. j,-'ice and
democracy.
We have fire, rae roun ,;rk.,rom
Inatlon and every man on II will b. elect
ed.
Yours for the cause, II
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Revising and Correcting the Registry
Lat

The b.,aid If k~ylx Z, meet on the Isl
d., Of November Cor the pnrpo.s Of 'e,is-
my aud corr cling. and completing the
lisl IN AIDE on the 10 h of ctU,er In ci
Tie. they NUT meet n 6 =. H.. aud re-
main in .e-sion un il 81 III, Of hat day
aud The da, following In other dis r'c's
they NEE, - 9. III . and Remain IN sc,
sion until p m. " that day Demo
crsts. remember The meeting. snd ses TO
the condition Of the list.
From Me Madison Pa,iot
WHKS The K 0IsTsY BOARD MEET =
The Bo.,d Of Re- ar required h'
's~ TO 'ue-t for The purpose Of regis srlng
ne name. 4 voters on the Is u ..ay Of
October. and sgs,n or the LIST dxv If No
v~,nt~r. Let no D-mocras forge, tbs.
See to it thar ynur name is on the list.
Board K GI.YhY TO MAKE CrrIIs o.
LIST w nen the reg,.tr, liz, Ia complete.
the "tfre oi ,h- Town village or cit. rl-tk
ana "". for -~rh of the IN >p-cror.. Every
D-'nucrAic =" er should .re 20 it That biz
name i on shl- h-l
Tx LAsr Ek~K ELEcr1nS PuLL
LIST TO Es Copied. TIE hoard " r-x,,-
II, Ar required a, III fra meeting -
place up"u tie liz, Of v",-,s ,he name. {
All :h"-e hose n.u'ea ap ear on The pol
hat Al the lss, preceding general election
SEE 10 II Democrat. thai no Democratic
vo u. name IL omi.,-d
The nt0I~TERs AKk Public The Rig
i.srs are required =, MI time, 10 b. ";.eu
I" public ,n>peci:"n a, the office ct the NIL
,horiIrs ~itou, charge. Every Demo-
c'nt should SO ann ln>pec, il before e'ec
ion.
CA>Sor V,rx WITHOUT SHOWING
GOrD CArsG FOR NOT ktaIsrERiSG .AAE-
If your maze il no on the Register YOU
cArnot vote unless ,ou make an affiIxvir
showing good cause for ~, xpy~nt,rg
on one Of The dxvs NJ which The board
meet and prove bs The oath Of h"u.ehI.
der nf vOnr di>'ric, that vau are NJ inhak.
i,an, vt said district Your CHARGE to
vote .hou!t not 10 Jeff 10 such . chance.
2" and ge' your name ;rgi>rprei
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The Administration and the Exchnnge
of Prisoners Sherman aud Hood

Gar ieadrrS are aIr.a,iv aw,re OF The.
hs'd.h'ps endured b, '-,'-rai prisoners a.,
The ruutt, teran-e # The failure of the a.,
m'"l-'rai'"n 70 sih-r. 10 ITS own carte!
for making -xrnargDs. Our white al
!Ier> VIII" have survived the s,OrIn- Of the
battlefield have been forced to Iargui.n
IN PRISON and die ty the thousand in order
that special favors might be secured for
pegrues .r..
New facts bearing upon this ml .c:
nave now c":ne to light IN Sh-rman'> .Ie
parTn.ent. The Richmond Enqui,,r Ut
The is h instant CONTAINS over = column
Of c",,-'p"n enc- between Gen Sherman
and ten Hood relating To the ".xchang.
"t prisoners ,akrn hv both armies durln2
the iresen1 campaign
Hood proposed " Al exchange Of prison-
er-. tfirers and men. cspiu,-d ty boih
Armies since the commencement, Of the
present rAmpaign-ihe Exchange TO b.
usde u An for nan and the equivalent 10
I've sllow.d az rrquinted b. the cartel"
~ -rnan re,I,"d on Il. s n ins,aut. SAN
iuy have r-r-,v-d sour Ie,re, If tt,i.
date, aad occep' y'ur '-fer to exchange
prisoners If war III hand 1T this m"m-nt
fear mos, have xltendy gone north, but
hav- s-n, "a a~t-er'sin ~hs' number. abou,
are IN hand, sni may A." stop such a.
have not gore beyond Chs''aro"ga. The
boss ot-trchanqe IN BE- the oH castei"
A sh- s'ale OF sh- c"rr-sponhenre
Sherman unH"uh,rdls received Ins'rnc
lion. from Washington fnrhiitlng him 20
fu.6 his engagement, Tor be ~,l..s 10
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lS,.C1AL M.rrI Hs IN NV YORK -
4 .,rva,. Iei'e, from Nv Yu,k. O.... Ii,
say: "Thir g are settling (ti".nrialh
IN ,h's city ven fast There we're .evs,ai
h'p failure 10 day. Wright. Ma he~> d
Co., an cid Rio Jan4i,o eff y house. ilavp
suspended. and one Of III. hgg.., silk i'm
por,-rs also wen, up hi. 7 M-a!I i'm
porter. ~i;h stock. On hand are .ca,chirp
it, S,.~ar, .a,. 1903 900 will no, GOV. ,
The decline on his ~hoIv,x'e stock his
week
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\AIrRAIIziyG VnTER-.-The Ci4,k Of
the Brook yn CITY Court has his hands
mil tIes- DAYS Granting pa'uraiza'inn
papers 10 those who wish H. par,'cirs,.
IN the aprroarl,irg Pf.s,d-n'ia' election.
From 9 o'clock in the morning .he con
''nn"u- stream Of apple mt. keep pressing
f"r~sd, to the eraa, .li-gus, ri H.. .hnd
d,res. ~h" supposed that the hnQhaar Of
: drsf, would deter alien. from becoming
ri''z"ns II i. safe IA "a, that nine on,
Of e,erv lon # 'h... new ci,iz,ns will sas,
'iei' maiden vote. Ter Li''le Mac"
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C.LUNsr Co Tho following ticket
"a nominated in Calumet count, on Sat
urtsy Isst Assembly, Hector Nc. can
regser, Ed~sld Guck. sheriff Mn.-.
K,nneG, Treasurer. v ilinm Paul-.n
clerk Of couny board. Ansel Various
clerk of court. John + Hume: district a.
'"r"ey, Gro. B~ld~ln; superintendent, OF
.cLouls, Ira :. Graves; surveyor, John
A,h-Is; coroner. Ei~in Alden. The
rick~, il strong one and every candidate
viii lie elected
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PIX .vaSr MARSH .rFIce TO BE Re-
MOVED. The Gteen Ba, Adrorate Iearn-
from 'f'i"ar> connected with the Provost
MaTshsls IN that civ that the Il i,e y Il
be removed 10 Berlin about The j., ct No
eemher for the pnrpo-s OF drafting 'hr
Counties OF Marguerite. Greet Lake
Naupaca and Wau,hsrs. Thi- will be q
great convenience IL drafted men in .sid
Coun:ies, and save them and the govern.
rn.nt much money IN transportation The
Office will he moved back as soon a. lie
dI AT ia made III tie above pam. d rnun-
ties and the drafted men have reported
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Ia GEo T. Met LkLLa> HONEST d Whu
mon. full. th.n Nj ten. Burnside
gives the p"ruin judgment on hi. q,->-
ION I! H.. said NJ pohic meet, il,
New i"k:
=" have know Gen Mcclellan m,., in
'lina'sN, NJ -tudan'- 'rg-lhp, ~ snldiri.
IN 'hr field, a. prnsf- ri''z.ns. or -a,>
Ne have lived IN ,h- ,nrnr family ard !
know hmm a. we'll ~ know ANY 'untan
being on the face Of he ss,,h. AID know
thai n" more ,.onscieni u mar .xi-.. h n
General Nee An | kn..~ HIT no f.el
i"g of ambition. beynni that f. good aud
the succ. "a OF ..ur cause EVER ~, er~ is
hr4n-t All that he does !. with = single.
we. single view TO the success o. Our
G,varnnenr, and the hreakin, down 4
his r4bailion know thu, nothing IN,
he, the snn Will ever induce ,hx, man 20
-~prv~ from ~hx, he knows 10 be his du
". H- il An honest. Chris ian ike ~ 4
r"nSciengi"us man: xnd 'r' me add or-
t'nnp thai he has Il g eounHps1 esd. and
w.. rIea'--' perception Of Any man in he
Cnlte,t $ At-."
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$50 Reward!

WILL BE Gi| VEN TO r.on 1r persons
w VIII Will recover the b dy 81 Captain
PATRi' X LAAtY vl Schooner Rene. who
aa- uIu~u.d Or the morning. OF August Goth.
ab Ut tell miles North Of Two Rv r. PINT, aud
atOu TWO and d hall miles from n ,r.
D,sCkiPTI, h-Ab,u ter nine j, chez high.
DARK ~hskcIs, wore gia, pants red ,hirr s,I j.
ped ~oolen vest, heavy under-hnt AID tns
brrt-.
D"e"' t" his wife, MIS- CLANCY, No 81,
Ne" X ne street. Clhcag, Iii.
k8 Al .xpeur refunded
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Ten Days Cessation of Hostilities.

Gen Sha,man e. s AID Gen Hood
tC"nf.d.r>'e Stat->) have ~gr-ad II. on y
ten DAYS truce tina, is, an ami tice tor
len DAYS. that j., acess.,ion Of ho.,ili
ties" for ten days-the very .or, Of A
hing. in principle and in substance thai
IT.. Republicans are hourly danouncing in
he Chicago platform. Daring ,h-, ten
hsvs" to nse the slang, she rebel. can
r. secure themselves. re-for,fv and rein
force prepare FOR re-s''ark." &c.
No~ If these Ter DAYS we're hundred
dave. o, ten bundled DAYS. and ,hi- agreed
npnn hv Gen Gran, sud aa-ui,h the
sane ion 81 Lincoln and jeff. Davis we
might hope FIR pssce and re nnion. be-
cause the very moment the people begin
stand each other, AMI stop Sighting forev-
Or, to restore the Union. ar to form sep
sr.te. Geographical Union. .'ronper bv
far, than the Ia'i uion Of he United
Ststes, or the Montgomery Cnnfed4ra-
'inn.
.'a'4s' l. IL written in he co,s'i tuition
Of Massachusetts. even. that SIZE ia \ SOW
EKEIG> .ta,s The south wan, 10 p-4s-rva
their state right. The mon ent she will
come back into the Tn on there are a
million e. voters here IN the north %
guard snch s'a'e righrs in the preaarva-
sion Of which the north IL jps' - much
interested as the south. The south wan
heir institutions TO be let alone We ~
the forth nov wan our safe cows our
.'a'e banks, our state railroads., al our
s'a'e institutions to he let alone .Iso
Give ns one hsndred days 10 talk over all
'h's-'en times ~ many \. Sherman has
given Hood with free intercourse. The
mr.n'ime. and We can have resre anG
re union hv January. 1865 " Y. E1
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RF Here IL 1bai The Chicago Tins
SAWS IN references 10 per on whom me
ManiloSoc Tribure claim. as Lincoln
uau:
Col. Sweet hat k-d hv two Parrot,
guns and 'ao regiments # infantry an
nornced IN. ahiili' 10 s're., Ar, rr"wG Of
unarmed Chicago rlrizens not moe than
i've 10 number Had tn. same individual
shown one half as much g.Ilsn,,. .pains,
armed rebel. hi. record ~ouid h,ve ben
much mole b:iIIian. than i, Is ., prss-
ant.r
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SIG IrrcAkr A Bangor Main- pa
per puhli,he. an e1,rac, from + pri.a,e
le,,e, 81 4 soldier ~ Virginia. Who give.
the nan-s Of ak Maine officers. shn. he
.sv., "wer. placed under arrest for cheer
ing for Gen. Mcclellan"
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N Office.

THE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
Of the VI .ntowoc. Two Rivers. unl Mish;-
colt Plank Road Comp ny will be held on
Mond y the Goth d,y Of June, A. b. 1864, ut
O. clock =. NJ. at the Office of Charles Kuehn
& Co, at Manitowoc for the purpose Of elect.
ing officers Of the Company Tor the ensuing
year.
ell RLES KUEHN, President
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LADIES FOR MCCLEtLA>.-A CORES
ponden' wiring from Grrsn~, Ch-nango
county, .a,s:
Republicans. are on ,he fence Thing.
are i'"k'g ~el here. We have daily
Accession. y" our ra,k- L,li-. come 70
our committed AID nf7Yr their money 10
sid IN irving IN the campaign.
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Andrew Johnson on Massachusetts

In 'he n 'ed states Sans,e J.nuary
1861 AnJr-w Johnson Of T4nn.>s.a.
made speech In which lie I'M. link cd
MS--schu-et,, and Snu'h C.rnlin~:
! Think, sometimes j. won d b. .I,..n.,
= god->-nd fr If Mas."rbnxrt, aud
South Cnrci'nn c"n'd G~ ) jnrd toq,th.r
IKE the .S'0m4se f,o ns p and .-r ~ III
from tie government. ~ i taken # into
some remote some secluded par. ~
ocean. ard fastened ht,>, 10 be ~s.het hv
The waves and cooled b, ,hs winds. Ard
.h-r they had been there a sufirisn,
length of time. the .nindar Of no ren
pie 81 '"- United S'aa- might >ntrrtr;n n
prop""ti9" ,fiS tnk'ne h.m back ansl-
'-r For ,tst seem IL have been a .onrc4
"f DISSATISFACTION pr.'iv much ever .irce
ih- cnnfrh-rarv WA formed and some
operation "r experiment Of 'hi- kind I
'h'nk would have beneficial .ftct up ~
them.
II is in consd-, alton Of ,h,. .en,in.n,
that Sou'h Car,ina is rivnling Msx.arhu>
>e',s N the desire 10 h~v- Johnson cleo e.
Wee President AiSnu h Carolina would
vote for him if tie coui.t. a,.; ali Ma-.~
rhuserts are sx;,ec'ed 10 dn the came.
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kV General Gran, saws the conf.aa,

FL General Grant saws the confeler-
aies, TO &c; their present supplies Of men
hasa robbed tie cradle and the grave .
IF our opponents are only children and
lead men, ~hy does Grant not take Rch
nond? IL it with such material az thi.
sha: Ire is holding in check the hero OF
J)onel,or ard VIck.bu7g p Cbicago
JJpass
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~ Friends Of so'ders will .uppor,
the ~elAisse' iviesd-Geo. B. hcCiellaa.
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He is happy ~hos- er u"'trcen-a it
hi. mpar: bu h. j. NOR -ycel'en, " ho
CAD sui, bis temper 10 any circumstances.
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~ Attend one Of ,he msss nee,ing.
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Adoptsd unanimously at the Democrat
:, 0hpnai Conrention held IN
ChicGqo, Axg 20 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-23
,3,7GO BOXES ..itl .sssI D
THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

Hay been ordered in day. Wherever known their
use continues. Without putting, they have gained
ground by their real value. Gz5@ More than FIVE hum
dred persons known to have been cured by these
Pills. al 5sa.. - azs.s "a ega.-s
This excellent family medicine is recommended by
the propretors as good for Diseases of the Liver His
correspondents say that they also Bilious Rheh
ma tism Pneumonia Chills andFeyers, Bilious Feyers,
Piles and Worms. They perfectly safe medien
Peter Walden Esq, of DinwiddIe county, Va after
describing remarkable in his family of ~Blious
Rheu m and Ple1rsy says: my Doctors bill has
been heretofore from Sl75 $500 per year. | have
used Their hese pills) for n.y. family which consists of
eighteen white and colored, and have called in
Doctor. This is great saving. They certainly are
the best ftmily medicine discovered.
Rev. John w Potter, of Greene county, North Caro-
lima, had suffered twelve years from diseased liver
which the physicians had not been able to cure He
says: Il commenced taking the Hepatc Pills with no
confidence in them. They acted like a charm on me-
From that hour have improved. | have persevered
in their use, until now, By Gods blessing, l am ell
and hearty. had negro man who as believe, was
saved from death by dose of these Pills. My Doctors
bill was hnuai1y from 500 to $500, but haye,had
use for physician since.'
Col. Jehn Wright, of Godsboro N c. Aug H.
1922 says: 81 have used the Southern Hepac Pills
In my family here, and also my plantation in Ia
bama and always with success have a valuable
servant girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption. without receiving any benefit. AL
most IN her extremity induced the Hepatic
Pills Tl.ey given according directions and
she is well, entirely restored by them. similar
occurred among my servants in Alabama For
liver and lung diseases have perfect cenfdeLce in
them
Full directions and other certificates will be found
the wrapper of each box
Price, 81 90 box. For $50 dozen boxes will be
sent b. mail, free to any part of the Confederacy
Still Ct eater discount to Druggists, others buying
by the gross Not less than dozen need be ordered
Reaed generally by the Druggists and in Charlotte
N c.. byF. SCARF.
The address of the Proprietor is GEORGE W.
DEEMS, Wilson, N. G.
Aug 10, 1868