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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
$50. Reward.

POU. REWARD
d ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Mecklen-
IL burg county, on the oath of December last Ne
gro Boy, SAM, bright mulatto, with straight black
hair, 26 years old, about feet high and has a scar
on his forehead Sam is cunning fellow and will no
doubt attempt to pass himself off as white man as
he good carpenter and succeeded in passing
off before white in Tennessee. The above
reward will be given for his apprehension and confne
ment in Jail. Any information relative to the above
boy can be forwarded to Charlotte
w. H. NICHOLSON.
January 20, 1854. 26tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
Saddles.

HHE best assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Saddles in market, and will be sold lower than can
be bong hit this side of Charleston -call and them
BROWN, BRAWLEY IL co.
Jan. 6, 1854 GIFT
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14

And last, least North Carolina Saddles OF the
best quality, SIS to $780, have also on hand STR
rups of the best quality from 25 cents to $3.50 per pair
Spurs from Is cents 10 S250 Whips from 124 cts TO
$3.50; Harness, SINGLE from $40 to $50 Double Har-
ness from $40 to 500 and higher if ordered; Bits
VIII CHI offer for sa lie 10 per cent. off for cash.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and IN su-
perior manner.
u All kind of Country Produce will be taken in ex-
change for work done &c. .asz-ss
March II, 1854 34tf VIM. WHEALAN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
Notice.

CnARLEsroN, March 10, 1854.
THE Subscriber WILL and after the goth instant,
| decline the ssRECElvING and FORWARDING OF
GOODS, unless the Ship Freight is paid IN
arrangements made by deposite, to cover charges on
same. Such as has been Consigned PreVlous'to tnlS
: Ts. W. Fl. fBARTLESs-.
March II. 34-St
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
Hats and Caps.

WI have Oh hand large stock of Mems and Boys
w Hats and Caps for sale lower than the lowest, by
BROWN, BRAWLEY & co. +
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$50 Reward.
Back Creek Male academy.

DdCA VTCth WdIG HCaueMys
THIS Institution is located 10 miles North East Of
Charlotte, N. C., near Back Creek Church. and will
be conducted und the supt rvison of Rev r. f. Taylor
whose experience aeacher eminently qualities biz
for that position. The exercises will commence on ths
first Monday of January. Good boarding can be had I'm
moral and orderly families the Academy at 60 per
month ..s.. ...a...'t -.
The following the rates of Tuition: 49,.
Elementary English Branches, per Session
of months FL -.-.-@ go g. t4ss.1@ c. IN
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy, - 1 se
History &C., 8 90
Greek and Latin Languages, with Higher
Branches of Mathematics ~ "a
J. HUNTER,
January 6, 1854. o4tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
Notice.
BLACKsMITHING.
MOORE, HENsZEY & Co..

MOORE, HENSZEY & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. T. HOWELL, 81 Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ga -aas7s.
Hardwa are
No. ISL, Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
II EEPS constantly on hand large assortment of
r. HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, &C., which
they will dispose of good terms any house IN
the United States. ,a .... s.stt. .ea2
Orders by mail, or otherwise, put up with care and
forwarded with dispatch.
discount of pr cent. allowed for cash in par funds
Jan 81 1854. 2I-om
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14

OAK Tanned SOLE LEATHER-frst luality--25
" cents per pound--tor sale by
July %. 2If r. SHAW.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
La st Notice.

| Ii persons indebted TO the late firm of Young,
\ Blair 4 Co., either by Notes Accounts, are re-
Guested 70 forward and settle up by the April
Court, as lorger indulgence cannot be given.
YOUNG, BLAIR & CO.
April ., 1851. 37-tf
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StraVed or Stolen
X S0uth-WestWard Bound,

THE subscriber offers for sale 700 Acres Of Land
L mile and three quarters South East of Davidson
College, adjoining the lands or Mrs. A K White Joseph
Patterson, Robert Potts and others There is comfort
able DWELLING with splendid Gin House and fixtures
and other necessary outbuioings.
a. MONROE GILLESPIE,
Elysian Grove, Mcckenburg Co.,
March 81, 1854. { 36-3t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-14
J. g. z. LONERGAN

J. g. z. LONERGAN
T fave removed into their and beautiful Store,
| doors south OF Sadlers Hotel, fitted it up in the
most recherche style and supplied 1t with Liquors,
Wines Cigars, &c, of the most aVorite brands, Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, and all articles of luxury
and comfort kept in the first class city Restaurants.
They will be pleased to wait their patrons at all
hours.
n. B-Havng formed a co-partnershp with James
Lonergan all persons indebted to requested to
settle their outstanding accounts without delay.
E. LONERGAN.
March 10, 1854. -...- 50 st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-11

w. D:3oMOTIEs. BRO.yo
oYrI}fri " Ia@iyI lI S1s9 HS 5s@h%a5 y "% Sit
roi't sI4td ,ls{4 NJ Slrr, 8ifl tEig6s Va:qod
.lg '1t T7 aMs r Ell lY,Sq' 'oisc. %iss,sgs s
Who'll lesale DealersGipt Gro ooar1es, !,
uui uiROyYien,GAdl lDoRtgiisa RipfSaId LfquorS'
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Il1all ,Fag ghion for Hats,l,

& L9 VI ~ AZ W isIg
Sss w S5ssYi " SBsfiTa65Bat f6Ta15 =
tvbeb ~ pduiipee hragiH BR9 HPl h.
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chIldIens son Hats, comprising blacklRppoAH Jiain
NON InleLycntion. lusJahan, Young
Css, 6 gsghirh aTa passsd AZ Ol'e'tptets Wipe9ale
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REMOVAL.

e. u. BKHIEN ma vel 10 thOYtHlU tEnr new and sn57
d clio brick bldlnssr ~ Mari street, where tieY
Ila BUd kaeR Oll lalUk JI2l ysiIus2 n I
,gr,',n TIN AM, SIERI IBONiyYNBRSi" II.
And keep for sac JapqU6alpgRUd Household FurnlAkg
latest yaes ql all o.
market lcir old CQStmers Bp1 ib9 81 ~
sis Nj elnYiiel 10 coll aud eSse tlelg 9olk EaII
descTintiOuaf uclesln tHrf Or
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mid .4usAI IihJD' uhhFhh " "ON
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10 call your 10 fDly ft0ck
or Roots Shoes, Hats, Caps, umbTelgH
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lies lor doing business, they can 6oto ef6nunlsslil
grraler inducements lYr buJihe Hpl heIelonre. ui
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TIFlR Undersigned havE bo65 dit tile entire Stock OF
ID Va oods,bd6hEihE to Ms4Sis Mhcai0r g. lhktn2 Mbri
chant laiols wgglI beg eAypip ipiOrn pLfBs ul
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OF boll oil the lOruahpToPEslb sLs
IL pjeGa qd nuke VI i9 o. VI h.h IineE
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DO Is deieI ninal TO sellYoTOW, 10 cduce III
make jOom Inr ths sSpT,ng G9gdsi lQYls Iate Shares
10 "a HoVd eIotng chcg, b VIII WA VERY aticl
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FoT Sunfish. Jb'i innmD

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ID Buynrd, BOoTm Master; having beem7'
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pAy at hall 2SSf "a oSr2
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IN :. .!sL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN&R0EIWI

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aud zee ihe eefqnt silks aud ey 9gY Flyle o. hSi
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womans Love-A Scene from Real Life

There is many a lie scene more touching, more
worthy Of Immortality, than the deeds Of con
querors, or the heroes Of history. The following
from the s.. Louis Republican, is one
We saw SAYS the editor. last evening an apt
illustration Of the affection OF woman. \ poor
iuebriated wret Ii had been taken to the Gala.
boose. His conduct In the street. and after he
was placed n the cell, Of such violent
character it became necessary to handcuii him.
The demon rum had possession Of his very soul.
and he gave vent 70 his ravngs III curses SO pro
fame as 70 shock the senses of his fellow priso-
ners, one Of whom, in the same cell, AT his own
solicitation, was placed in a seperate apartment.
.. the grating, and in her HANDS she
had riIe tray, upon which were placed some
pieces 9f bread, fresh from the hearth stone. and
other little delicacieg for her errln5 husband -
She stood a. the bar gazing intenty into
the thick gloom where her rnanacled companion
wildly rayet. Her voice was low and soft and
As she called his name. its utterance plain
tive as the melody Of fond aud crushed spirit.
The tears s,reamed from her eyes. and there. in
the dark prison tie abode Of the most wretched
and depraved the tones Of her voice found their
way into thai erring man s heart, and he knelt IN
sorrow and silence before his young and injured
wife while his hear, found relief III tears, such
only weep. And though the iron
bands still bound his wrist, be placed his hands
with their heavy insignia of degradation, conf
fair companion and exclaimed. Katy. | will try
and be better man. Then. upon rude seat
she had spread The humble meal, which she had
prepared with her own hands. and after he hac
finished. she rose depart telling him to be calm
d resined for her sake with the assurance that she
would bring friend to go on his bond. and tha
she would then take him home. And she lef
him, strong man with his head dropping upor
his breast very coward hun1iliated before tn
nd hnlp wi
fection had stlled the angry passions OF his soul
True to the instincts Of he1 love and promise
she did return with one who signed his bond 70
his appearance next morning--with his hand
clasped in that OF his lovely wife, she led him a
way a penitent. and We trust, better man.
There were those who laughed IS that pale
meek woman. led of her erring husband. Bu
she heeded them not, and her seif-sacrshcin
heart knaw or cared for nothing in its holy an
heaven born instincts. but TO preserve and prt
tect him whom she loved with oil the devotion
woman.
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Mrs. swi.shsln on the War.

Mrs. Swisshelm, writing about some psedfc-
tons in reference to the Eastern war, makes the
following remarks. DR.. Wilson. Of whom she
speaks, was learned and worthy man. who new,
er spoke from mere impulse or enthusiasm, bus
always from deliberate and intelligent conviction
Of the truth OF what he uttered.
''Six years ago we heard Rev Dr. Wilson, thed
i Allegheny City, and Professor of Theology
y the Reformed Presbyterian Church say that
il less than ten years war would break out in
Europe between Russia and the Western Powers
"a war which would be one OF the most terri
BILE ever recorded in the annals Of history, and
which by its wholesale slaughter. would carry
| the name of Christendom with thrill Of wonder
| to the most remote and barbarous nations. awa
ken 8 curiosity about civilization that wcuM pre-
pare the NAY for the intsodnetion q the ~