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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
uyIA. 81. wADDELL, Jr.
~ ERIN

NJ Tie "SPECTATOR'' is published once '1eek,
nj Tpo Dollars a year If paid in adUance, or Too Dot
I.s and Fft Cents if eiayed beyond the expiration Of
e year No subscription ,o be discontinued 6ut at me
o,lion of the Editors until all arrearaSes are PAD
70 AH communications TO the Ed'tors oy ma" ""''
be post. paid or they ,ca not be attended TO-
GDTER TYSEIENT'S Of thirteen lines COR 'esS,1
n,,i, Ltrse fines for one dollar, and Twenty-Five cents
for each subsequent continuance Larger aaoeTe'See
inssrted in the same proportion. L. az
i;b,ral discount made to those tcho advertise oy me
wear.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

o. A Yankee in Iowa has taught ducks
10 swim in hot water, and with such success
that they lay boiled eggs. Who says this
is not an age of Improvement,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

NJ Labor is school of benovolence as
we'll as justice. Next unto virtue let
children be trained to industry.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

he prided himself most; to be deprived of
so fertile subject of Dragging and boasting
as the renown of the most famous shot of
the frontier, was too much for the savage
pride of that Sanguinary and wicked being /;
and he swore to persecute to death the in
offensive hunter, or force HIM to quit the
county. 80.
From that time the tranquility ,ofthe sim
pie and happy life of Jack, was destroyed !;
insults and lndignities left him no respite.
In,n nr cnNTINIIEnl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

re- Glory is we'll enough for rich man
but is of very little consequence to poor
man with large family.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

~ If men praise your efforts, suspect
their Judgment; if they censure them, your
own.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

n% Taking babies to church is rightly
termed "crying sin
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

The Hcssac Tunnel, in MASSACHUSETTS,, Tor roll
~Ay purposes, will not De- completed for four or
five wears TO come. machnc OF great
.,,.uer ia row..ia coursr of construction, at New
York 10 be usrd in boring The drift or Roadway.
we oM one hns found too cum rnuS to b" easily
rnanzSrd The plan Of cutting nu' III" entire Ca
>;ty Of ..:s iSnnr twenty four fret IN diameter. BY
&c machine, sas Gr'n abandoned, and the nr"
Is care sSalt o! hti eight crt III diameter.
tier which the work OF blasting will be- compare.
:rrly easy. Thus far. the operations al III" ,un.
e; e. have been confined 10 lie approaches, and it
/, Se several weeks before IE2 a:::ei proper can
e rsqehrt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16


STATE IF THINGS AEgoAD.-The tpIinsing IS
an txiraciof teiief from an ahie and disin
gui>h.d AMERICAN. dated Ut London, Sept. 10.
1855:
Bui England hns committed even greater blum
!er> Than Russia. ftr position Ia d'y i but
little better han that al French dependency.
W ME She .nj .,s The honor OF being designated
rs an ally OF +. anc.. the glory is denied her OF
being rcgari.,I a. h-r qn, III !.tcf, hsr Inf"ri
orit, i rs all. adnt:'d ny Il ~ub us.
Sh.. II as p..weII>s II rhIit Trading sirings.
as Concerns The en:nrc"m NJ al any policy thai
>hs might prrprt" IN V%i'.>inn ~ tn Interests at
France She must h. Uc-f nth d. the Kidding al
Ihnr II .flon. as the servant does The bidding OF
his MASTER uaintr Ia he cnn-t On nGfs. Nhtt
n ID lnnchiy i'rtnl:l .:"n Ia" nnps and asptr
a'rons t" the pen"d mistress "f The sra>!
The. ruler OF f. nee tI~IfS her Capitol aud dues
hi d. her pa'ar"< Tn. ruler o, Great
Z, IrnIn. rn r"turn. vrsrs til" F,"nch Capitol and
l. g'i' with n"t4Ing iirh dad r.nt h, gin ar
nj with milIr"r. di>pia.- The eSchang" al me
ROY al result, q IN "ntvlfr | nj APP :"
hr!i.-. We, thar IL" day al EGG nd's great.
n. had j parted for: yer. The Stylus hich she
h"hrlt he LH."ip dc " rs ard III" Camp OF
y u,''En" vii o4c" -"v, htv.'T CSC p" from her
!n"n.ttri.
l. LOTUS Ntpo!rnn -hculd ~ morrow, or any
rhtr day, say 70 Enig .nd ! 81 II move ~.
n unjrr -? /" fhc Rmn"; shall pac" Mnr"t
III. !'tou. al Naples and P!lrcr p>!+"n On
tir' '!r"u' o: SpnIn; her "niE reply would ht-
is hr~ DLr0"t T'u~ th4t ''Larnc- "i p"n"r."
Which >h. u"i I'd WIN France I" ,nlnrarn az 'in,
. di>'nnl rail- II. AID "h,ch Sh+. hr> tren 50 an
xious rncSr h adv, RS u IL us o"n t on
tiu. HI she nhaId,,n>. itcts rtPud!aes. IN the
',;>'rt.t.. E ~ !, 1t t." tiic"se neigh
t1r :! Fra,nC.. says Ih- uI il R>>n must hr
pros ca ID b. nnd h confines thu Grim IL. Fog
land must 81. So ,u. J. Franc say it must as.
England can rrak' other r>Ply than--''I 'ur
viii he t.un".'
From neither Of these c"uni.. :, nor fran "a"
"hoIt' " Grid. have hing to "pprefena -
lhtrS tr our own interests ans security. Ih '
have al full much they attend : III til
cIrcr ri 'h'lr NJ re- l. 1I'naf" "p rrtI"'>. f'.H""
viii give 'mpl lrt'' III rn"u-h To all E"' re- mi
hnv' >"fflrI"ncv II rmPt'y her lar NJ least a
score nt years. The mos l.iat al all cal -in,'I"s
1htt c""Id btIat her and her alF would h n Ia"
t"rrupti0n In ia" ioi recourse "hirh they 'nJ'N
"nh Country. The loss % Itsuus ,nh Cuba
q" SIP an would NOT cnmpfn@HnI" for tn loss n
heir pr f'ahI trade with h. Western wn'ld.
Tn. dtprsarInn At mar kr's an supplies would
b. more tor".id bic ~ my Thrnn's than Tie
/" ST dI>c pin-d AID m: / numerous arnr s. Oar
pr sem cop Is not only "->ru'inl 10 their veil
b. ing. bu' It. their .erv "x-'rn"s. II they h,vr
,n b rhrnk., to the a mighty Tor bless
ing nn"-' itan Their, il IS Iha. lie rrra'' all
Amrrirn tnr heir hrnptif, ben tn fields ceased
ia rid abuudnrce and their grantrIrs were
empty.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
RNUSFECTUS
OF THE
n. CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
July 2e, 1858.

THE North Car ina Annual difference OF the Meih'
L o6lst Episcopal Church South having de ERIN meow
IsSue weekly paper bearn the above name, the SUI
scrI ors are authorized 10 issue this prospectus
1T is nten ed TO publ a Family Newspaper, VINCE,
while 1t shall be in nd sentiment, sDa
ma nta the doctrines and usages OF the Metboo.s
Church shall devoted TO all the interests of NOkIh
CAROLINA. And furnish tie IGence Tor every Gas,
of readers In size and appearance, perlodiesi
is to equal to any our church papers, while u wiz
suTpass them al in adapt dn"ss to- ants OF our Po
pie. The entire in+fhcency of the existing I" .o'o
cates, to the necessities of position, forces us
the bile ito OF opr own paper, and we coniedeIsuy
expectthe hearty cooperation of the members Of ~
Church in all parts of ate and Conference, a..
hope to make the paper interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
as to attract patronage from the public generally.
The dvocate wi be published at ST. 20 year, aIS
the hrsf number will be ssued early as practeauS
after the session Of our Conference Ii beHess
that the pub catIoH will be ed the s' oSi
of Ianu ry Is s.. IL is desirable that large as SUI
ptien possible be obtained before the Conren
add the Ministers and all others interested in the en
prise are respectfully urged and forward ~
names and addresses subscribers particular az ~
tT7a being paid TO correctness in writing the
persons, Postofices and ountes Those who nave -
opportunity of subscribing through The agency o o
ministers write directly TO Rev WIN. u feh' ''
etteviHe. ". G. .a,
The payment will be expected upon the issue o. m
let number. Tht location Of the publishing oncc w."
be determined u the session of Conferences.
N I'D WILSON,
YM. L. PELI,
r. r. HELEN. fS'o".
WI. CARTER,
w: BARRINGE;n.t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

10! rnB PuoR IsprAS-it is stated that of Ih'
n ilnu>and dollars IN cash paid 10 he Indians
IA P,iu'r. hardly dollar carried away ~
'hrm; al! los. by gambling.
The Iac:sns are APT sc!,"iarS IN vice bu; stupidity
asH ~ earning virur. Nn'ting will r1r!'e then
TAT licunr ara gambling. Fr"m morn TIL night
=, s.n ~ camp around he beautiful shores of tn
aiAdei.nC Island. the dahl chant. and the moInio
heat "a; the El,d,. druin, drto!, their constant
"v0;!nH 10 tie E,occA>in game The p!a,' r.
:qa4I ina circle, and "rh three mncc"sn-
llac IN The ground in the ri The ring. d.x
'rrnGs,y pFacrs !ead"n balls undrr these nlnccA-
.'fs, nas oi wick bats i marked. The game
ra:s - be rncr:. Guessing by ann'her Of IN"
7IrsY. "a 80 :hc msrcas!n Qnd.r u hc, the m rk"d
'a,!,.i IS PLACED. One brats III" drum and nil
s-anr out their. chant, and by he hour ihey si,
c.>o-h'i IL Lhs game, Til" l"s~r pays TO the
:, ancT ike sticks prepared for the purpose and
sosUeE:Is 10 ,hs "ch'Ps' as 2s.d by c:yiz d
'iScA.ss.
sicT-;Aa payment We suppose WHIT gamblers
.crd IN The games aad ii'rceG the poor tuPcs out
.. iAcjr HrnE"y, blankets aid clnthine.
Cisrc,anl Ncfclo;.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

\ curious question f'r 'sac lawyers has ARISEN
% London. A lady ~as coored by "n'i"iG, J..
Who prnpeS.d 10 marry her, and was accsF:ed. -
Iui be I'M tuE6l,hiS prn'nis". aud sh" susG hs
s.,.su iu; the breach. ], ,grnrd "p, however: ,h,
he eu1isn'I marry her because he haL a a .f- Es.
s1S q, th- linz. in answer TO %" suit, be s1ys
.;}lrkis - vi!!sn. bot he ia~ won: ALLY ~, and
sie lady caa only demand iHfi'nOr. ,il has
jag. mant by an act couL4 hoSo p,cycs. The CUES
80 thea ar,srs. What d,mrg' has the lstv sus
.ned 10 moi being AIRED 10 Il mtrried man -
There 10 snhIitv OF cssui<,ry sugg"s'". hY this
=, h.eh ,h- Chief Il lton hirs.if did ma; iiss 10 en-
G inter- ard an -ashi.raisop ~us. r c"TarTrndsd.-
!, !. nol -hieh philadelphia isvy'rs nigh: per
Ia =. be aSle 10 crack.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
A PROCEA NATION.
By lis Erc"Lle"cy Thomas BRAcG, Goccrnor Of
the 81 tt~ If North Cnr"i,n1.

By His Erc"he~cy Thomas BRAcG. GoccrRor of
tie 81 the Of North Cur"In1.
Wf1EREAL BY RESOLU ZION OF TIE
General ,srmnIy, mad tiI' duly OF the G ~
'rn"r OF the State Tor th time b'lng. ct" apar
" DIV IN every year, and To give notice thereof
by Proclamation. as day of solemn and public
thanksgiving To Almighty God f3r past Dressings
and of suppcaiIon for his continual klndncs, and
care oyer Us as Stat. and a narion"
Now, therefore. 10 nv this. my PROCLAIM alton.
set apart Thursday tn" % day "G Oc,ober nexi.
su"h day. aud do m st respectfully and earnest
" nd that it be ob>erv"d accortiins,iv hv
all the good ps7pie OF this State
CIV n "nd"r my hand and he great
Il, S. Saal of the State. q, the Ex .cu,,yt of
fee, in the Citv oi .Irigh, on the l7tb
DIV OF S"ptrnber 1855 and 10 IN.
5o.h year Of American Independence,
THOMAS BRAGG.
Dy order OF the Gnsern-Yr,
P0IAsa' Co"7Ea P'io 1s Secretary.
3 ssrnsbes IS, 1855 S.av
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
Ilamsak-Eor. ShannOa.

la. rr'poy;. !..ch h..s Leon cIrcuinfrng through
~. PIP, r. 10 th. 81! {, that Gov STA; uon his
= val in The Trrrirury Of Kunsas. :r.''te pm
-.aStry Ep' Tch. turfs cat To be co.r'-Ct. car
!. a7,.ri, III OF n. Missouri ,. 1r"-tn., "r;,,rc
rcr, Wr>f7"r:. g,v,s u:i eng 'f lh C'''"n"rs
80:
/, ~. r,.r!r, no I,'yr--ar VA ',eei,.d
q :. -4.;i So: r,:..s,4 10 uon":te.. M had
s h",, j '.roai.:: Re - al ;:e ho'cl. lie NJ
;rs,e'.
CIV. Shs,=7s. bcs::i big ,r1otrks bs Ina nk'ng
- made nee Ter lE':. caars'uus rec,.P:i"n. Il
.-p i. 4 !..7l ha sill, a.t l. 81 p~-snr-
y ,':i:--Tr5 .u h'c j: So W.! him ~. they
..i cr~po.' 'u bride his "!!ic,a Car, or
0. u-snrrr. !. rIJUtJ him hat he might r-ly IN
~ a;t,' III rrdsavorEng 70 overcome "bstac.s
h,-h he was aware rEis:ed, bu! hoped not
:. <'lri5cu1.Lt'r.
Vr:ce-yes, yoa shhii have aid.
g. r'gr, sod l., in certain portions "f N"
I~r5,,ury q as;cs;:lcD 20 nul,lfy the Jaws Which
'~--- ''"H "uae'vd by yn9r Legislature. Tins
-r"o'U:Iuasrv move r,eni bch grr,ri,
e. ;" d. 'r,1. lie regretted, h" laid HAT he had
~ iy.t ~, !a" 80 farm the acGuaintanc" ,:f h'
,.al>iaiur". lle knew nothing of he laws passed
>, hrr,, bot from the ability and patriotism al he
g-,.II fu-n VITO composed il, he doubted not that
..r'y "tr. wise and jndici"us. Bat, even if they
'..-" not wsr and JnLcious. o1rn resist me-. and
,'ufGcn.inn al them, ~as not The proper way To
tri. ~ !hr:r provisions. If they wer" uHc"nStilu-
ICEHl, here we're courts 10 appeal TO, which had
'et2 c:rnet, c'ihe purpose Of deciding such cues
I.-a&
ga 10 :hc legislature that recently ADJOURNED nj
~" Sh'wnRa Ai<sirn. he regarcd ii egri as
--nb'y -hrer>] and :hough; ;hat th- objection
IL power grounded Ola lis removal from Pawn"",
pI"Tii" every legislature ~ Dyed liI" right
~ r moving the seat Of government at pleasure.
The Executive and Judiciary of the Tertiary had
acknowledged the Legislature = n legal body, and
- would h." (Gnod.)
r. =. snr3rd their laws binding every
:zrn Al the Terv,rry, and would aI his
s"cu'te 4fver and suhori'y 10 carry thrm int"
-!,.ci ,(ChrcYs.)
.Ie said he did NJ, intend 10 address them on
- ya;nus qursi"nS ,ha, divided the party in th,
T,rrio-y .prrhsps he did no, understand them.
and h. had 40. exp cited 10 speak IN this occasion
IT, Ume sd, act, however, he would aiiude-
1'rSery: ilr- nlhcial lie and CAREER wer" not
.wo~n to a-ylrrinn, al least, Of rh- czrrs nl
\ 'nsss. lie had TO intention of changing h's pn.
',:icHI faith. lie thought, with reference /" Slave
-, ,s3i ss Missouri and Kansas ~ere adjoining
~: s, ~ much of that irnrncncc cnmmrrc" up
49, Missouri which was Already rvalirg IN com
.np-ca neIwern the United States and some Euro.
;ean countries, nuIt necessarily lead ia gre
.rs,,e and perpetual intercourse between III. m =
.suu'1 b. we'll G their institutions should harmon
.""--fs otherwise ,Scro would be continual q rar
Z = md anrder r. uds. lie vas Tor Slavery II
y .nsas. l. t'i che@rs.l
Ast,T :h4sking hG audience, thc new Guvernor
w.:Adre%,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

The London Illuminated News, in an article on
he tai oil Srbas'opo says hal ii England had
vi ln rserred 10 check The oppre> OF r
he weak nations elsewhere w"uid have b. the.
pr OF he ~p'i'rr; "ndacid<,' the Am rlcans ""uId
have d"hn'tg hr f. asitiIiiv f taking posss,ss1n
not "lv 81 Cuba. hut al mncIn and the OH
", 81 itdia Islands, and converting them inro
hr'' ding places for SLAVES, like G~org, and Car.
OHM"
Th" Phi'a:.i phia Ledger properly Stigmntz"s
thu "hnv. assertion nrtir'"us Iih"l." E,r i.
tn" American f. nptn had wt~.ed tn st-izn Cnha -
saw nothing OF be >'iI more fl gr.nr ahsurdr
~ at the rest "f the rhnrgr-'hry cnud not hav.
I"nnd a better Am" han the pres t. Far nearlv
~" Years III" allies have had their h ,nds nli -
N'nhlug would hav" b.. n tFi.icr :nr the United
Sites It II had cnrf"mpa'rd me ngcrpss!on< nj
ri ''r d il By he Meas 'h4n to have seized
Cub" n s'v TIM SING the Freurh and ErgI,>,
~ down hrn!" s. bnH'"pnl An alliance with
husSi' II cur govern nj arl Pc pie rad ins;r.
u. "ru !Iav" been 81 .dIt lruned hy the c.
for II would hrs" nssail"d E gland IN her wax
ISL p'n' by # n'1srng her MN rec prey 10
our rigars nd !" Pri,afr"r<. Bar IL. Anne rio n
p'rpl' havt 10 d, sire o nt'an Cuba nv rapine
| IS MT. therefore, hrcHnS" III" Uni 81 State has
h. cn "TrIf nt''" keeping -" peace - thai Cuba
a'iIl remains an apPanng" al Spain. hui hrcnus>
'h'- nr'ion r"g"renc"s jr~uce, abhor> w,nnn con
quest, and j pre- tot rtrrng with n" aff ir<
n"gAb,rs, rs i uriy as il reiu,<s to submit To
It>eI
And l. just dis 'I'rh ng m"ddre With 9th
p upts huslnr>>.' uh.ch Is the weakness OF
Enrup lions and ;ht Gus" ~ their toriunus
oiplnmacy. Tn" powers Il tn, 0 World are
n V c"n'cnt -"Ih l'''Ir O" n prosperity. and can
not fudur" To 20" Ih' SUCCESS oI o,hrI- Til,
viii MOI r' til" world gn Ii, the natural Wy, bu
re- continuity. to all cd adag" .pnftinr ,hrlr
fiIru=F II n other E,Ik : f,I.' 'Pb,.,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

The following reso"i"n. offered y R'v- B.
Trmpi'., MAS passed, unanimously. b, lie Lille
River IN. CO. Baptist Association in session last
week: .
Resolved, Thu. the Cbu.sh"s composing the
Litl" River Baptist AsS' cIa:nn hav" long stood
opposed TO secret societies. either rrIigiuus or pn.
lltical. br'ng detrm ntaI to The best interests OF
fsee and intelligent pe"pIs; and we you'd re-
commend 10 the brethre. composing said Associa-
lion TO carefully nbs,ain from all srcre, organiza.
TONS unknown in the sacred Scriptures.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
THEDUTCn nave TaKtN HOLLaNn,r

UT where they have taken TO we don'I know b,
~ thing do know that If you buy chean q. one
for cash whether Dy-Goods, Roots Shoes Wen 70 q
Clothing, Hats or Caps, call F. w Ahrens, ioner zoe
& iand, Store the Couu House. where w. An.
find all kid vi Goods aud prices TO suit all. ~ WI
Obliged OWING t" tishness Of the money rnark, .
my limited make my business strictly ehd
viii ruablo buy and sell much lower than crsd ae
could afford. Ny Motto Cash and short Pro6s ~
friends Will oblge not 10 ask Tor credit, must
it. "e
N. B. All kinds Of produce taken for Goods.
Yours respectfully
Oct 9. l953:-ll-if +. W. AIIRENS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

Az APPRoPRIATE RESDEzv ,Us-Th" Salem
iMas>.) G"zette saws, 1T Is understood that the
rPn1b"rs of the Choate family are tn have "A GRIND
family gath ring. Tune a"xt suni,ar on II y
Hand ~ the town &c Essex the birth pi ,ce Of
Hon. Rufus Chnar.' Hog Island is Certainly ,he
6ri"s: place for assrmblhse oil shaAs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

War - Jor The honey OF existence reany pen y
a. ,,o,h achs h. tie use Of Perry DIvis' Pam Killer
IL is proper 10 add almost every other description o
pain is removed by its application.
Byroh say
This is the way physicians mend or END u.s.
S.cude,o arten-5ut although We sncer
Tn b.aIth-when sick, We call them 10 attend US,
Without The lie lst propensity to jeer
The above brings mind the best medicine we ever
sed an cessdTy to be Preserto@o oy P"1
sIcian We aIIude tn the PrIn Killer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
Notice.

IN Consequences ~ the con Innrd illness Of my
family. fluid 1t necessary TO ch 'nge my present
business
The American Hotel will therefore be closed on
Saturday. III" 9th ms; and Will. reiurnIDg my
h nks to ny t,IrnG~ tor tir ir kind patronage, |
must request and urg' rh"m between this and that
day. to Cine lnr"ard and settle by CASH.
G.. NJ. RAY.
Oct g. 1855 IL Is
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
NOtiCr-TQuitV Sale.

BY III "r"~r rom ~ our 5qn.--on the
~ IL " % o oh next. | will sell. in the pre-
n,>eS The vain ihle pltn'.tI"n formerly owned by
Dr.. S ,mu II. Snuth. the waters nl Nc 'llpiuS
rr-k. j ming WIN. l. q, Sas Alexander, and
F'~ers I'D Mil ;r'cr. containing "b'ut 300 'crrs.
IN credit {" 9 IN 'nths, the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security.
d. r. DUNLAP, C. NE
Sept. 25. prs ter $I.75.) 9-4w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
FEMALE SCHOOL,.

n FEMALE SCHOOL. viii be opened in Gin.
IN loI;c on The fourth II ,nday in S.p;pmbe, !.
II. house lately nccuTE.o bv NJ. Nashan. abs,,
til usual branches at an English education win
he Imparsd to such children may Sc inlfn<,I
TO ih'. tuition OF Miss Russell Csasr.
Young Lsdies DESTROYS ef stHdying the FreDch
languages, can acquire the pronunciation in il,
purity. be taught to read and translate win
ease, md fits study be- per<ev@redna while could
learn To speak It withou difficulty Miss n
Gruis~ having resided many years in France being
chiefly educated there, and having had many y4ars
experience in teaching in America feel cnnfidpn, shs
viii moi dis 'pPnint. the reasonable expectations q
hose Parents who may send their Children 10
her for iB~irur'ion.
RATES FOR TUITION.
Spelling and Reading, 80 per qurrier Wi.
ting and Arltlin r'ir with il above 81.
C"mp,-ltion. History, Geography, and Gram-
MR. Sc.
Any of III" other higher English brrarhes added
IN the above s.. Th, F,ench Llnguuse tausbs
ar 50 per quarter.
Medic work md embrndery taugh, for 50,
S~p,. 25ih 1855. 8 3w,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

a Fri, nd asked pretty little child Of six years
All, 'Wh'ch dn Oh have The hest, your cat or y"Ur
doll z The lii;!e girl lL'ugh. SON" Time hefnre
ans ~erinS. snd then Whispers m The ear Of The
Qursnoaef. Il love ny the Uess, ba' l'sase deri
tell my dpti.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
CARRIAGE So SHIP.

HE subscriber hegs leave to inform his friends and
| the public generally, that he is sti carrying on
the Ga "iH." Making B">IneSS in all lis va
rious branches wi n all the increased facilities afford
ed by modern improvements. lie ha anc
large number of BUGGIES, IA fkIAGES, ROCKA.
AVS, &c made on the most approved sty es OUT Of
the best maerao WHICH he asks the inspection Of Pu'
chasers. lis establishments is College and Depot
streets, where he will be glad to his friends
JOHN HARTY
July 2e, 1858. LII
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

UI.iNUrIyENESs OF TUE AMERICAN Navy
Il u nil"ad fac; worthy of nn,ice that the
nrval arm .'nen,, destroyed BY the Russians th,,
selves to.pr-vrn, il from falling in,o the hrnc< of
ha,rr~nernip< rxcsed"d in number OF guns, the
whole naga lorce. oi the Cmied States.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

DYI%G rE@M TM,TI The father Of Tucker.
II, Ihr bpstHn de'auit.r, we'll Gown as a
g"nI.l man, with Il smile and fl. a>ant word tor
every Unr. SlEcr tn respecting hi sn, =
S"ludiing IrhnS 'cti0H GI4d.. known all ~ fui
e8pre>st"n left his tace, and his snitd aur.< h.
eyes fixed IN vacancy, and his gha~iy, paIIlh
color all sho"ed thai deep grif had 'aken posses
SION OF him. SHme tn days since, wi'hour any
marked cause, b. died iron shamr-th" victim of
bis son. There may have been ruPfur" of the
Cardiac organ. but the world recognizes it as "a
broken heart. l. the con is unmnytd by the
Thoughts & the orphans ami wtdovs be- has
wr"n2rd' will h" b. Ia ch" bV th- Ps:ric!dni re-
SuI's III bis wiiiiu: wrong doing
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR L.ADY.-Thal's
certain death and inevitable rs taxation.
Woman although The most drlcttc and b-auu(uI
I,wrr IN the gard-n OF Creation, hates cnwardice
a. sc4lJed mrnk"y hats The sight of tea.
kettle,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

Te ham Ia; lie S"F!h Carolina Railroad is
cnlHpl..i'd To &:l" SIX ean miles Ell Grernshort'
.nt laai they arG agpsoechng At the rate Of on.
mile 2.T Day.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
-GHAkLOIaIL
TUSJIY M5RNING, Oct. I6, 1858.
IGZs; MARKETS.

CnARL.1TE, y. G. De-. l6 1855
T.nur coming in Lrishy at nd cnun. n ON Sc Gs
Cotton OIL crop, H.e uPw.rd extreme range rom
20 3
Wheat 81 to !,25. C"rr - l. % n1ca! DO.
B con. hog r'u,d , t" I7i r's.
T.. Ri ~ cts S.n $3.50 to o.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
Oct 8, 1855.
HOTEL TO RENT.

AFTER The lst If November next, the Amer.
c ~ Hot will b" again t" rem either rs whole,
ar III" several nudIng<, Offices, stables &C., g..
'cp'ra"ly, and very l"".
FUFUS BARRINtiER
Oc'. 9. 1855. Ills.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16

The LAST YAvSEE Ctr.-Np EnsIi>h 10
IRISH /! n G'rn'n! nT.x $! 30 G vrrnmrn: |!
no titles /! K INV Nshng lip inch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-16
NoGlce.

= - q -
: he u1;!*rz.2nr,, tnr~ y his 3 kerry and
! C,,,t c;iaG stbiISh:n, mt to Me SIS Q1inn *
4 Il ,ntinu the business 1T the old Stand.
-" earnestly ~ sr r indebted To Come for
r inn .i:tt'ly md Jay up.
S,p,. %, 1855 L. LONERGAN.