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CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR PRESENIS Is.
O-Our importsons this have been much Tser than
the preceding En,and France and Germany hsvs been ran
ssesed for novelties and latter ourselves to inner COT
lection Of - $500 -. .u,
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
wss never presented the public have not eudeavoed
20 much to get expensive g1ops large usortmept 90 b
every ind sces suited to his means We saouc
also state that goods ksd In ain hsures snd al
III, nah there sbsm sLt they as low as the selling
price" any other house tbs city Without sempone %
1--WE our catalogues would call attention few articles
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Trave ing Cnes, Wetk boxes
JeveLcsses L.dies' Rstisules,
opsra GlsSes, Odn'oors,
Ro,ewoo and Msho gany Writing Desks, &c.
THE GAME DEPARTMENT
Legeuder Diabls, Lion Hunt
Resgntta Bombndment,
Boxes Of Games Steeple- chxe
and large Of amusing aud Instructive Games Tor
Chi dren.
THE DOLL DEPARTMENT.
Wax, Composition Porcelain Rubber,
P.per NJ, chs and Rag,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED.
Also:
Bodies, Arms Shoes and Hats
THE TOY DEPART hENr
4 COMPLETE with everything IA the roy llne.
TUTTLE's EMPORIU d, Ne. st5 Broadway.
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NEW MUSIC. -"SPARKING SUNDAY
~ siaHrss By s. Muhseia Mr. AItrsta be- Ger.
tan sven IN t's Song of The uo nsfasA sod TAXING
Melodies ne have MT b comic song No me esn
bsu b. melody alone vi boot .pshinE Th.e ere ohsf edt
tons OF ibis Sopr bat 81, compared with he Ash
for COOK shO.5 Ediiioa Coseossa By Nrts.sin With
sssstiful uhosrsPhis tirs Piss IS CentA NAL fs~
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CHRISTMAS ard NEW-YEAR PRESENTS -
~ GOLD WATCHkS and slERLtNG ILVER Wars.
ssbe with ch assortment Of DlA1OSD5 and al Kind Of
fb- Colo Je ely
GOLD LSPINE, -four holes j-weled............. az
Co. u W VAC dES ~ 20
SILVER HATCHES, s.e5..................s 10 to 80
Plated TEA SKIS .oub.e plAted........... II 70 ~
Plaid CAKE BASKETS. ............... 20 50
All our goods are wan.D. ed 10 he :. represented.
sQUikE, LASDFR Il Co No. 81 Ful.0ost Y. z.
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10 Wbom II Map 01ucern.

NOTICE is hereby given that application nss
the State Of ohi for TIE s Of the foloSnt
ybch o. beeL lot via CsrsiheSe 20 - ~ as.sa
d..usbs after 1870 issued Albert ZAsEL $780, i've
hundred Dc lars.
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Third Thousand Ready This Day Dec. Is:
N + W w O K X
"A the Rev. Professor J. II. Ingrshsm
THE PRINCE OF
THE HOUSE OF DAVID;


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From the Rev DR. Do~iog Phil ,oeph. author # the His
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execpoT The sphc and deeply interesting IN which
the Of he SsvOis life and the amid which thes
ev ccored sciibed r.h-r pcared before the
reader amos back for esheeo centuries 70 the
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be tt good wherever II read ad.p, a.
wi tactve charm 20 yCuog and old the
history The life and nrc the sodrnRs and d.sth OF
adorable Reoeemer. wish for extensi circu sion
y. J. BOWLING"
From The Bo.tou Daily Mrl.
Tbs author Of toe meet versatile and brilliant writer's
OF the day"
Prom The New York Tribune.
The ciden in the HistJy the Me sah depiced In
this with the wins end hetoc which marks
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This remarkable woIk both 10 conception aud eIeeu
ton ard cannot feu to atten ion from l."
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His book 40 crodsbs In its ex
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The volume dsspy Dteres leg end impressive snd We
II the opiniOn that II viii produce ssDsstion
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IT U T 7 E'S f NJ P o K u N
r A y CY G. o o d s.,
TOYS DOLLS AND CANES,
No. gas Broad

THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
This department been asoted vita all the novelties Of
the PISS, From Psns hav. received fine selection Of
b eSsiIg C ,se,, Work Boxes, Odor soxes,
Opera u asses Gard Boxes &c. So,
Bescp numeTsbe quantity f small Boux, such - Sur
Prise Shells aud Fruit conaoDs DLature sets fJr Ne ode
work Oeor Bottles Gloves &c Ports'nonnsie' Tablets
Care Cases &c.
From Geneva We have som. fine
With p-puar American Airs, Ouadiles, Watze', Polka' and
CHINESE GOODS.
Chess Checkers Dice Fling Puzzes Vases, CABINETS and
Counters.
fTfH DOLL DEPARTMENT.
Our ustion bssafa Dressed Dolls Is established The
public decided this Crystal Palsce For msnt
give you the catalogue; Porcelain Wax, position,
PEPPER Niche Rubbsg &c boeies, Arms Hats, Shoes,
Heads, &C.
TIE TOY DEPARTMENT..
order ksye BEEN OBLIGED 10
increase the size Of bio department waieh oeeapss IRE
city We would call non TO OF the mJre prominent
srtice,:
Diums Pisnos HsunoDcsts, Trumosts,
Ours Bo0s Wo'7 Dogs, Maize Lanterns
Cars Box TOYS Tea Sss Tools, &c
MECHANICAL MOVING TOYS
Each Department bss eornpetsnt aud attentive clerks and
both German arc French ladies' geo ndanee
BUT OSs PhICE.
AID that s. low as At any other store n the city.
O. W FUTILE,
Importer Of Fsocy Gods AMI Toys,
No. 3i5 Broadway.
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A SHARP LOOKOUT should be kept for the
"A int number Of YOUNG sMEalC neg Ionic s..if'
lea ace Fun rous ius,ratsd Weekly Psoe IL WI eons
methiDf puneuary interesting {, eve ttd we hs.
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AL orde ~ and coz uncstions u b sdtressed 70
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pBEsCoTT's HISTORICAL wORKs.-Ja,i

II pub shed. ..-.. - -.
HIsTORf OF THE REIGN OF PULP IL: By Wa.
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picture Shch sd u suolfdln.te de.ss OF tea
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the Institutions Il spsnthen the PAJ Gays of hsf po
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Samples GIsi.-Agps Hsptsd-sub.,,ies pow
THREE GOOD JOURNALS FOX 1870 -
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THE PHREN JOURNAL;
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Breekyn CenfraI Lyceam Lectures; 1S35.B.-
The SEQ Lecture he CUune will b. delivered by the
Rev JOpN KENNADAY D. ~, of New Haven, Conn SUB
j-.t: self Inter 10 Harmony with Bepev leace" On
FRIDAY EVENING Dec Ia. at the Flsets. " Church.
Aem,.son ~ pts Ticiet' for at shhNs No I0
Fut Il. Lpckey No 1888 FI It,, N Benuitt. No
IS Atlantic and at the door Lecture at
ocock. BY order Of the Committee
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-21

pagns Of 1913 and 1852 when the democracy of that State
were united heart, and acted man Cheers
This such midnight assembage he liked 10 see
these the lanterns with which he pleased they
not OF secret midnight eoncave. This indeed
American meeting, and meeting Of American citizens
The speaker referred the Kansas aud Nebraska bill
and eontended that the principles OF that measure were
such should have commanded even the assent OF abo
onsts. lie argued great length and with much elo-
quenee that the opposition composed OF the sns and
factions of the day that there but party Of Tho
constitution and the cohhry and that party was the dem
ocratic party Applause
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
NO. 40.
Another DisgustIng Humbug.

Tha wonderful Barnum seems never 10 be sat
isfied He is always covetous of more money
und more nfamy. One would think that with the
splendid results Of his successful impositicns on
the public, he might be content to retire to hia
Moorish palace near Bridgeport aud live, not like
gentleman since that were simple imposslbi!i.
ty, but at least in such luxuary as man Of his
tastes might get around him, and in ease and quiz
ct after so many wanderings. One would also
suppose that the publication Of his Autobiography
had secured for him a reasonable amount of os.
grace, with which less ambitious men might be
content. But Barnum, restless soul, is Unsuitable
in his pursuit of the Atmighty Dollar, and OF ev.
erasting shame So he has projected another
scheme to bring fresh crowds TO the American
Museum, and add new nfamY to his character.
This is a monster baby show, in which are in.
cluded prizes for the largest children, for twins,
tripets, and other unnatural births, the subjects
to be placed on exhibition with their mothers Tor
the benefit Of the lus;rious Snowman. Wo are
sorry to see that several respectable ladies' have
been humbugged into lending the sanction oil their
names to so abominable an enterprise. The ori.
gin of the idea was in the Programme OF West
ern Agricultural Society," and all that was designed
was little innocent fun, it never having been Sc.
rousIy contemplated that American women would
place themselves and their offspring in competition
with the mammoth oxen, the pree rnatural pigs
and prize lackasses OF such animal shows. but
Barnum has taken it up in real earnest, and in
vites the assembling of concourse o! babies to
be placed among the wax figures, and mummes,
and mermads, and sea- lions of his New-York es-
tablishmeDt. All that he wishes is Of course 10
pocket an extra quantity of shlIngs out Of the
crowd that will be attracted 10 the Museum during
the continuance OF this novel and disgusting en-
tertainment nor does he care a sous or the moral
spectacle it will present, nor for the sufferings
which ,he children brought to such an exhibition
must necessarily undergo. Alas Tor the manners
of the age in which live, when such things
are tolerated in the largest city OF the United
States.-Petersburg Eapress.
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SPECIE FOR THE CRIMEA.-We were startled
few days ago by the statement that rs tons Of
coin had been engaged as part of the cargo Of
vessel now loading here for Conslantinople. We
learn to-day that the shippers are anxious to en-
gage As tons more, having 100 tons to ship. Lest
this heavy shipment of coin should alarm the Wall
street fnanciers, may well add that it 10 all
in skreutzers, (rhe copper coin Of Germany, near
Iy equal in value 10 our cent? and comprises COL
lection made, probably from the money brought
out by emigrants, Ii was taken by the vessel at
S8 per ton, freight. When it-arrIVes, the Mussul-
mans will be well supplied with small change
". Y Mirror.
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ADoLpHUs GETS INsPIRED.-s Dearest, | will
build thee cot all covered with ivy, in some Sc
Guided vale, close by puring brook meandering
over its pebbIy bottom necessarily babIing in dull
Get TICKLING strains, love, love where the at,
mosphere is redolent Of soothing, spicy aromas,
that make the eyes languish, and the heart dissolve
in liquid FIRE of love ;-where the baimy morn
ing zephyrs sigh in the dense forests leafy maze,
chanting loves melody :-whrre the tiny songs
ters that whrl in ethereal space, ~arble nonght but
love. will plant thee garden of gorgeous love-
illness, called from natures most ardent designs,
warmest tin,s, and sweet smelling incense.
'Dophy, dear, don't forget to-leave patch for
cowcumbers and inyuns-they'r re SO nice picked
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27

LOCATION OF HELL.-A curious sermon was
delivered Sunday or two ago at the Roman Cath
oIIc Church of the Annuncation, at Manhattan
7ilie, New York, by the Rev. Mr.. Walworth. a
son of Ex-Chancelior Walworth, Of Saratoga.-
The topic Of his discourse was the location and
torments of He'll. He undertook 10 demonstrate
that He'll was situated in the inside of this earth,
commencing about twenty -one miles from the
face, where granite begins to melt. He also af
frmed that heat the predominant charas,eris-
lie of this abode Of the damned, and illustrated the
proposition by reference to the uniformly high tem-
perature of every thug which had reached US from
that quarter Of our globe.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27

CH1LDREN-T remember great man coming
to nv house a: Wa!tham, and seeing all my chill
dren standing in the order Of their age and stature.
he said These are they that make rich man
por; but he s,raghtway received This answer, NAY.
my lord these they that make poor man
rich for there is not one of these whom we would
part with for all your wealth.
Bishop Halls Life.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
CHARLOTTE. n. &.

BEG to announce to my friends the public, Ond pres
cn patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
for of years from the 1st of January next
After which timc the entire property will be thorough
" repsed renovated and the house kept in first
class style. Tins Hotel is the Depot and pleasant
y situated, rendering it desirable house for travellers
and families.
Dec I6, 1889, 22t c, NJ. RAY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
BOUNTY LAND BILL.
.. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
(ITREOTTE, -: T..

III. collections other business attended to with
\ prompincss particularly such refer to the prose
cutIon Pension Claims Land arrants and donations
of B,uuty Land against the General Cove rnment, un-
der the late Bounty Land Law of March 30, lo55 CIV
!: 100 Acres Land TO all Officers, Land and Naval,
Commissioned non Commissioned all Soldiers, Sea-
men, CLERKS or other persons who have served III any
at the Wars in which the United States Lave been en-
gagcd since 9D aud also 10 all Officers and Soldiers
OF the Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
ShildEru.
Persons having such claims, by presenting them i'm
ncdIatrly may early issue OF their certh-
CITES. U!fse ) doors south of Sadler's Hotel t3o
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
Personal Appearance of OUR Saviour

Jesus Christ is described by Lenuus, con-
temporary, a tall, well proportioned man,
straig ght in stature, Of nearly feet in height.
His hair of the color OF new wine from the
roots TO the ears, and from thence 10 the shoulders
It curled and fell down TO the lowest part Of them
upon the crown of his head it parted in two, after
the manner of the NazareBes. His forehead
was fiat and fair; his eyes gray, large, and ex-
trcmely lively; and his nose and mouth well pro-
portioned. His face was neither round nor sharp,
but resembed his mothers, and was adorned with
with a graceful vermiIllon. His beard was thick
and lorked, and Of the color OF his hair, which
he wore long the scissors having never been used
upon his head, nor had the hand OF any one
touched him, except that of his mother, when he
was child. His neck was not stiff, his
rage proud but he stopped little with his head
His hands we're large and spreading, and his arms
were very beautiful. There was air of seren
ity in his countenance which attracted at once the
love and reverence of all beholders. Ii his
proofs he terrible, but in his exhortatIons
amiabe and courteous. He was TO
laugh, but often observed to weep. Gravity, pru-
dence, meekness, and cIemency strongly
depicted in his countenance, and he was consd-
cred the handsomest man in existence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
ResDectfuily YCurS +.

HE unsettled business of Prtchard & Caldwell tor
| 1854 has been placed in the hands of ) w. DAVIS
r CO lection nd settlement. Those Indebted tor that
year will doing great favor by Closing their Ac-
counts immediately as have invariably cash To pay,
and Money now, all must know, is hard thing to
borrow"
PRITCHARD & CALDN ELL.
Apr Z 1855. 37F
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
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THE Notes and Accounts of the late firm of 4. Be
/ thune Il Co. has been placed in the hands OF > w.
DAVIS ESQ., for collection and settlement. Those IN
&cbcd either by Note Account requested to make
IN immediate arrangement further Indulgence can
and will not be granted .
ALEXANDER & JOHNSTON.
April :, 1875. SSF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27

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bonnet suburban rides and pcnics. will do to-.
wards expanding the feminine heart, and getting
into the fathers house.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27

MY Notes aud Accounts having been placed IN the
vi hands OFFS w. Davis, Esq, for collccuon, those
who arc indebted t. me indiv duaIly one o the
old firm of Steele IIarty, respectfully request
I'd ualc settlement by April Court, IT not sooner.
A. G. STEELE.
frb. ,, 1865. 2S-t