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of sa Washington for ss, of'he sa.s as
question: easis Interest he h sssss 4,
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re ! s'sss s az 70 well ssss,.z
pass whss os sa9a sxs
the sy psss . ~i sses
We 1.;. .-1AsAsrs couRrvry :. : nee Of
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Ii LI,MOVAL-SMTTH s.NsoN. M D.

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SMITH ooth in goods ~ .
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byJAcon A9ao entertaining juvenile a's is the ii
8 Co. Bosto "o'T from Of R essrajye
ter ft,ss MIR. Abbott has pro onleiy illustrated
r aaf ss1 THY, en1esasa ana 1s ssang aeoa
DC has Certainly talent. and nd reliable historian
valuable asda h' IL hee They are sss
y' For sale by j w - literature S
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n the q e SANDWICH Isr.uns

ne eOnstitv,;a. ISLANDS
lands, the first srtin'n Of the sandwich
n wic decree l. That no as ls aoo ,s
s Of Jehovah, or at Variance with the wor'
s spirit of His word & A with the genera ps'
OF Gods law 'oy With the gener,, s.:. a
aa' r as on Il. .s Of eye.
pvs tn by the avs Of '9a 9th they would be-
n'e to make better, VI 10d till they had |
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for tho me hIm and styl. IN future IL street
for the fsst very liberal paro.o on LEE co DEA
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% cold for the s.r os advertised 1885,
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: - 5--4ts - sefwsen Main snS ~ Collector.
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his conpsn v.GSOMPANY.-Tsu FUND Ann
ssrposes wifi Be- %de election Of Meeting Of
clock, p M. sr ~ nsid THIS DAv and for Other
Bank aud i2ss me Office Of TIC tThursdayj at |
present, may be -ee. Stockholder. an, corner
- AePreaented ~ - VINO cannon =.
rhe under.; 5oAM or pRox. " Ses,y In.
Fund and LEG, stock olde :. r., Bf
'oinf - Sompsny of Rcb,sM atnal Build occ
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-, in the yesr - hands and seals tb aaaA Dc re-
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RfiaMo0gvsAaL AZ, TN - = y

has has been mmaSyTa4ABLisHMEHTT An
site the srosy oeeupied b l,th n st. to IS
the gene rs thanks to BIZ i IN; St. of Nj. i
being now g ha. Patronage ih,. sads aud ii
than formers fsr prepared .e ~ be-
of the same !, Re respectffulIpIva attend to
de 20 at his new sstahfy soliciis /.
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Terrier, OFF for F,,eS Jan a;-ciearsa.c s
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williams for Risa,soaaa 2ihs.sd ' sas; Eugene
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Ia the Government" N does not expect sov A aas
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lR. VIM. r II 1s 1oDWELL, Prinein.,

81 TTsen ssh aadNsas51S,UsTA HOUSE Ut BALTL
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se 81 low prices. 'a'se
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AW N0717-J A. SdITyIaia 70 oiders.
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! RENEW yo T7S-. .aaln and Franklin hERs
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sro oe''h side of Basin b JoaN Up
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lana sttae ghie r0oaTTAGE, with 5nrEsNT-That de-
~. ss
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
CHARL OTTE n c., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1854.

"Supposing the fact to be that am aIiVe' saiG
l. will YOU do me the kindness TO tell me wheth'
| am master OF this house 2?
"SureIy you are, and"
- Do not inturrUp: me you are my admins
traitor, | find do you claim also TO be my
guardian These characters are not usual'y
doubled.''
50 | claim nothing, sir, but an opportunity 10 eX-
plain these matters which seem 10 have offended
you deeply"
sThen, sir, being master here, and having
neither administrator nor guardian, desire TO be
let alone"
The Young man looked offended and then smlf-
ed, as if he thought me insane. and turning on ns
heel, walked off.
retired 10 a chamber, and having with some
difficulty drawn my servants about me, ana con-
vinced them OF my identity, took supper, ana went
to bed About the widow | made no inquiry !;
circumstances looked SO suspicious that dreaded
to hear the truth.
In the morning rose late sailed forth, and
gazed with delight upon my fields, my trees, and
the thousand familiar objects that are comprised
within that one endearing word-home. My me-
grOes crowded about me, TO welcome me, inquired
alter rny health, and tell me all that had happened
to them. Passing over these matters as brIehy
as possible proceeded to probe the subject near
est my heart, and-what think you, gentle reader,
was the result ?--the widow Smith was married TO
the ' next Of KIN !" They had left my house at
the dawn that morning.
have only TO add that have entirely recover
ed my health and spirits and that as Jerry Smith S
widow has twice slipped through my fingers, un-
deryaIued my character, and slightly my affection,
and at last married that wild scamp, my nephew,
whom had before thought of disnherng | am
determined that neither of them shall ever touch
single dollar of my money and TO effect this
la udable object, am resolved not TO live single,
nor die latteState.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
Baltimore Piano Forte Naau.aetoyv.

Il J. WISE Y BROTHER, Manufacturers Of Tau,loir
G.uud aud Sgurrr PIANOS Those wishing 4
pod and substantial Piano that will last age at a
90 price, may rely getting such by addressing the
NanutLcturcrS. by mail or otherwise. We have the
Aon"r O. serving and rcicrring the first families in the
st"tc. In no ease Is disappointment suicrabc. The
aAanu'acturCrs also, refer host Of their fellow cit
ems. J. ] WISE X nBDTIITp
i. Feb ), 1871 2~-tm Rsl.irnOre
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
MARCH & SHARP.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COLUMBIA, :. C.,
I'LL attend TO the sale of all kinds of Merchandise
Ai Produce, &c Also. Real and Personal Property
q purchase ami sell Slaves &c, on Commission.
SALES RooU-NO. l2j Richardson street. and imme-
Ratfly opposite the United States Hotel.
s = eO -, LS't THoS. II. MARCH. j.. E. SHARP.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
Livery and Sales Stable,
EsN -. EE. EsEGs.

7 the stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison, in
d Charlotte. Horses fed hired and sold Good ac
foundations for Drovers. The custom OF his friends
nd the pubic generally solicited.
February ] :, 1851. Soy
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
Notice.

IA Ii Accounts anl Notes in favor of NJ W. Robinson
II have been placed in NY hands for collection. and
ust be settled by the ist Of april their Notes
nd Accounts will be placed in Oicers hands for col
ectIOn without reserve
Il. II. STERLING.
. Charlotte. March y. 81 34.rI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02

TASTE THIS Up IN YOUR MIND.-Let YOU be
ever SO pure, you cannot associtte with bad COM
Pan'ons without loiimg into bad odor Evi! com.
p"f'y Is IKE tobacco smoke-you cannot belong
in its presence without carr, inc awov,.,;ot nc =
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-11-08

DUTCH ENTERPRIzE.-The Paris correspond
ent of the New York Journal of Commerce, in a
description of Holland, as it appears at the pres.
ent day, illustrates the wonderful industry and
perseverance of the Dutch by reference to the
drainage of the Lake of Harlem. This lake as
some of our readers probably remember, was
drained, or to speak more correctly, its waters
were pumped ont, and its former bed is now
used for agricultural purposes. The lake was
thirty-three miles in circumference Land is
precious in the Netherlands, and the Govern.
ment concluded to invade the waters for more
A deep canal, with dyke, was accordingly dug
around the lake, and the water was first drawn
off into the canal and thence conveyed to the
sea, by means of four immense steam engines
Fifty thousand acres of rich arabic land were
thus reclaimed, and the Government has re.
paid itself by sales for the cost of an enter.
prise which it required four years to accom-
plish
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-11-08
Repulse Bay, July, 1854,

HERoIsM.-ln commenting upon the bastard.
y conduct of the crew of the Arctic, in desert
ing that vessel with the boats, thus leaving a
large number of women and children without
the slightest chance for escape, the N. Y. Er-
press narrates the following instance of widely
different conduct under very similar circum.
stances:
"The facts connected with the loss of the
British steamer Birkenhead, on the coast of AT.
rica, not many months since, are still fresh in
the memories of all. The steamer struck on a
hidden rock, stove plank at the bows, and
went to the bottom, we believe, in half an hours
time. There was regiment of troops on board.
AS soon as the alarm was given, and it became
apparent that the ships fate was sealed, the roll
of the drum called the soldiers to arms on the
upper deck That call was promptly obeyed
though every gallant heart there knew that it
was his death summons. There they stood as
if in battle array-a motionless mass of brave
men-men who where men indeed. The ship
every moment was going down and down-but
there were no traitors, TO deserters, no cravens
there The women and children were got into
the boats, and were all, or nearly all saved
there were no boats for the troops-but there
was no panic, no blanched, pale, quivering lips
among them Down went the ship and down
went that heroic band, shoulder to shoulder, f.
ring fen de joie as they sunk beneath the
waves. Men like these never perish; their
bodies may be given to the fishes of the sea-
but their memories are, as they ought to be, i'm
mortal"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-11-08

YOUNG HoLLAND.-It will be recolected that
this young man, who was on board the Arctic,
continued at his post firing the signal gun un-
til the vessel went down. A correspondent of
the New York Times writing from Washington
says:
The father of young Holland still cings to
the hope that by some such miracle as saved
Capt. Luce, his son has also escaped the perils
of the Arctic's wreck. Conversing with him to-
day, he exclaimed, "My boy is mol lost; will
not give him up But" he continued, "better
a thousand times that he should perish in the
manly discharge of his duty, than have saved a
craven life by such cowardcs and selfshness as
marked the conduct of many of the crew.
That sentimen. will find an echo in every manly
breast; and the proud consciousness that his
son went down standing at his post, his head
still wreathed by the smoke of the signal gun he
had fired for the last time just before the
wreck sank to its gloomy grave, will afford the
fathers heart no little consolation when he real
izes at least that his boy has finished his duties
on earth.
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Who WILL MAKE COOP WIFE.-When you
see young woman who rises early, sets the ia
BILE and prepares her fathers breakfast cheerful
ly--depend upon it she will make good wife,
You may rely upon it that she possesses good
disposition and kind heart.
When you see young woman just out of bed
at o'clock, leaning her elbow on the table, gasp
ing and signing, :" Oh how dreadfuly feel, "reiy
upon it she will not make good wife. She
must be lazy and mopish.
When you see girl with broom iu her
hand, sweeping the floor, with rubbing board
or clothes.line 10 her hand, you may put it
down that she is industrious and will make
very good wife for somebody.
When you see girl with novel in her left
hand, and fan in her right, shedding tears, you
may be sure that she is unfit for wife. Happi-
ness and misery are before you, which will you
choose?
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ADVANTAGES OF OPPosITIoN.-A certain

ADVANTAGES OF OPPosITIoN.-A certain
amount of opposition is great help to man.
Kites rise against, and not with the wind. Even
head wind is better than none No man ever
worked his passage anywhere in dead calm
Let no man wax pale therefore, because of op.
position. Opposition is what he wants, and
must have, to be good for any thing Hardship
is the native soil Of manhood and self.reliance
He that cannot abide the storm without flnching
or quailing, strips himself in the sunshine, and
lies down by the wayside to be overlooked and
forgotten. He who but braces himself to the
wind to struggle when the winds blow, gives up
when they have done, and falls asleep in the still
ness that follows. [John Neal.
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For the Grand River Times.
THE SEARCH FOR LOVE.

BY L.J. BATES. ~n
Oh, not on the broad blue billowi
Not in the tangled brake;
Not where the golden-hued willow
Droops over the crystalline lake;
Not in the signing and singing
OF the weird forest-harp in the pines;
Nor, yet, where cool fountains, upspringing,
Flow forth under clustering vines;
Not where the light ripples culver,
With never an eye to note US,
We list to the musical river
Sing soft to the white breasted lotus.
Not in the stars, glory laden,
That spangle the blue summer skies;
Not in the heart of a maiden,
And not in her soul beaming eyes;
Not in the wealth of her tresses,
And not in the exquisite bliss
That lives in her dearest caresses,
And thrills in the warmth of her kiss
Not cen in the soul of mother,
AS she sings her dear first-born to sleep;
Her love it is shared by another,
And the babe or the father may weep.
The ocean, the sky, and the river
Over all smile equally bright;
And the stars, in the blue vault that culver,
Glad thousands at once with their light:
Rills, forests, and fountains, and flowers,
And voices of earth, sea, or air,
Cheer every ones loneliest hours,
Ease every ones bosom of care:
The maiden who smiles on her lover
With deepest of passionate sighs,
Perchance she may one day discover
Some dearer one yet in her eyes:
But down in the uttermost silence,
In the depths of thy own heart look;
And I'll wager hat that the joker
Is hid in its sunniest nook
Mill Point, October %, 1854.
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1t has been beautifully said, the veil that cov-
ers the face of Futurity is woven by the hand
Of Mercy" Seek not to raise that veil there
fore for sadness might be seen to shade the
brow that fancy had arrayed in smiles of glad
ness.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-11-08

,HENRY GRIFFIN, Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public for Ottawa County, has resumed
his former Land Agency business, and will at
tend promptly to the payment of non-residents
taxes VIII negotiate for the purchase sale Of
both pine and farming lands Deeds, Bonds or
mortgages, &C., executed at reasonable rates
and with despatch Office opposite the Wash
ington House, Grand Haven.