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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

WELL SA1D.-What ought to be done with a
gentleman who engages the affection Of young
lady, and then leaves her?
Ansarer.-Bless him and let HIM go. We al
ways think, in such cases, that young lady has
abundant cause for congratulation, and instead OF
whining and crying over "spilt Affection" let her
put on her sunny smiles, and endeavor to capt.
vate more worthy beau. You may depend upon
it, that man who has no more stability of mind,
or honesty of purpose, than to act in this way to
a young lady, is not worth tear Of regret; on
the contrary, she should be especially happy that
she has luckily got rid of a person who
throughout his life, in whatever he undertook,
would unques,ionabIy exhibit the same un6xed'
ness of purpose and the same lrresolution Of mind
Love is like everything else man who is not
to be trusted in that is very likely to be unsafe in
other respects.-Nea0 York Times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

ATTEMPTED SU1C1DE.-The Charleston Stan.
dard states that young man, from North Caro-.
lima, went into the Merchants Hotel Tuesday
evening, Goth ult., and asked for pen, ink and
paper, which were given him. Shortly after he
left, there was found on the desk note addressed
to the proprietor OF the Hotel, and signed by the
person above mentioned. The contents was
quest that his body should be taken to North
Carolina, and delivered to certain person therein
mentioned, after which he stated that he would
commit suicide before morning, either with pis.
tol or by poison. MIR. Hurst, the proprietor en-
deayored to find one of his friends, in whose
hands he placed the note, who Immediately went
in search Of him, and found him about 10 o'clock
the same night, having in his possession pistol,
which, upon being asked, he stated, he had bought
to give to the children at home. The attentions
of his friends have doubt saved his life for the
present.
The Standard states tina. he is laborlng under
great depression of spirits, brought on through
severe attack Of dyspepsia. His name is not
given.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05
State of North Carolina,

IREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas, Quarter Sessions, N0r'r Term,
1854.
Jesse Cornelius administrator
of John Thompson, deed, Petition for sale OF
vs. Land.
Andrew Thompson and othcrs.J
happening the satsfa cton of the Court that John
Thorn pson, James Thompson, - Latlmore md wife,
Lefty and Christopher Thompson heirs at Law of the
said John Thompson deceased reside beyond the limits
of this State II is therefore ordered and decreed that
publication be made in the Western Democrat news.
pa per published in the Of Charlotte notifying said
10 be and appear at next Court OF Pleas
and Sessions to be held for the county of Ire.
dell al the Court House in Staesville the 3rd Mon
day of February next then and there to plead
or demur plaintiff 8 petition, it will be heard eX
pa rte and udg pro confesso taken against them
Witness, M F. Freeland. Clerk of said Court at
Office the Bird Monday of November, A D., 1854, and in
the 10Th year Of our Independence.
NJ F. FREELAND, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05
THE EURoPEAs NEWS.

The steamer Atlantic has arrived with Liverpool
dates OF Monday, Dec. 18Th.
The Canada arrived out on Sunday.
Dates from Sebastopol were 10 the 4h. Moth
ing could be doIe, owing 10 The heavy which
filled the trenches with water AMI rendered the
roads impossible.
Omrr Pasha at Varna tmbnrk:ng nineteen
battalions for the Crmea.
Parliament had reasscmblej, and the Queens
Speech had been delivered. She speaks Of the
army IN the Crmea with admiration and gratitude,
and calls for instant reinIorcemenls. She
speaks of the army in the Crimea with admiration
and gratitude, and calls for instant reinlorcemeErs.
She also praises :he cooperation of the French
and states that Treaty has been concluded With
Austria.
The speech had no effec, on the funds. The
debates on the Address were Interesting.
A Bill had been read second time in The House
OF Lords to enlist German and Swiss Legion.
A Bill had also been read in the Commons to
send militia to the garrisons abroad:
Nothing said OF a new Loan.
The Danise Ministry had been reconstruct.
The India Mail had arrived. Trade in China
reported dull.
The Packet Ship Queen Of tie lTrst had beer
lost on the Irish Coast all on board were saved.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

THE MONEY PREssURE.-The panic continues
with undated severity. Rates OF discount are if
anything more severe than yesterday, but this is
more owing to the universal loss of confidence
than from any actual increase IN the scarcity OF
money. We hear of transactions to-day in prime,
"ip top" d" bang up" or any other phrase which
is understood to convey an idea Of superfne quail
ty of paper, at from Is 10 "a per cent, but it is
not easy to persuade man who has money, to
part with i, very fair terms for paper. A good
portion of this mdlty is ridiculous, but il is hu
man nature, nevertheless.
We have better tdngs from New York the
Banks have increased their specie by million of
dollars, and the run on the Savings Institutions is
subsding. Our Banks are now drawing moderate
amounts of coin from New York; relief, there.
fore. seems near at hand, but as long as people
50 unnecessarily frightened, negotiations must
be hard Boston Journal.
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Take Notice.

HAVING sold my interest in the Store conducted
LII der the firm OF Bhrgman Ahrens since the LIST Of
October last together with all the debts due since that
time to Mr.. J. {. and, would recommend him to my
friends and customers as being every way worthy Of
their patronage
Those indebted TO requested to settle up ar
intend to leave this place &. BARG MAN.
January |, 1855 2ltf
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The expedition OF Col.
Kinney for the colonization of Central America,
is causing some excitement. 1t is said to be IN
state of forwardness. Many who have joined in
the expedition, are from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and other cities. 1t is expected that
some 800 will be ready to sail from New York in
February.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

HAVING bought the entire interest Of Mr.. George
Ill Bargman in the Store Of Bargman Ahrens oge TIL
with all debts due to the firm since October 1854
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends
md the public generally. The business will be
conducted under the firm of AIR EMS g. HAND, ad-
Joining the Court House, where full assortment Of
Goods will always be kept. J. {. HAND.
January LIST, 1855. 24.u
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"Western Democrat Office for Sale.

Owing to the failing health oi~the Publisher
and desire upon the part Of the Editor to devote
his whole time to his profession, the " Democrat
Printing Office is offered for sale.
The paper is established on firm basis, has
large and constantly increasing list Of good pay
ing subscribers. A large portion of the type is
new and the Office enjoys very liberal Job Print
ing patronage.
Located in one of The most BUSINESS and grow.
ing towns IN the South, TO man of energy and
tact scarcely ever was there such an opportunity
offered by which he GOULD realize so handsome an
income. Price, 81, 900.
WAR1NG & HEBRON,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

STOPPING THE CREDIT SYsTEM.-The newspa.
per publishers of Connecticut, having become tired
OF the credit system, have determined that after
the lst OF February next, they will demand the
cash from all subscribers residing out Of the place
in which the paper subscribed for is published.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05
CHARLOTTE:
FRIDAY MORNING, January 5, 1855.
TOWN COUNCIL TICKET.

For lntendant,
WIN. F. DAVIDSON,
For Commissioners,
w. w. ELMS,
JOHN RIGLER,
ROBERT SHAW,
WIN. HARTY,
VIM. +. PHlFER,
l.. Ii. MOSS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05
LIVERPOOL MARKETS

MlIean reports Cotton Lower, quoting Fair Or.
leans AZ, MiddIing 3d., Fair Uplands g., Middng
a. Fair qualities had declined most. Specula.
tors took 100, Exports 1000 bales. Sales Of the
w,tk 2s 900 bules.
Flour had advanced one shilling with fair en-
quiry. Canal AZ AS. Cd. Corn unchanged.
White and Yellow 44s.
Consols closed at 9l5 to 90. The bullion in
the Bank OF England had increased $4,000
pounds,
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?lAl Z " z I " rs
FOR ST. VALENTINES DAY,
18th February.

THE subscribers have just received Their Stock of
L VALENTINES AMI ENVELOPES for the 18th OF
February, 1855. The Valentines arc from New De-
signs, different from last years and for elegance
and artisca finish superior TO any before offered
Orders will be filed and promptly forwarded by mail
in any quantity at the following prices, viz:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

o. The Rev. r. JONES will preach IN the
Court House, in this place, the 7th inst. at half
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05
January 9. 1855.
BlackSmithing.

BIdCKSIWILUIUSs
atu1E DELANE Il CARPENTER have formed
TX partnership for the purpose of carrying on the
EI Backsmithng business this town, at the stand
lately occupied by Wcarn & Collins. They prepared
do all work in their line in the best manner cheap
be done elsewhere. and punctually the time
promised.
ALVIN DELANE,
WIN. F. CARPENTER.
January 6, 1856. 24H
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o. Early application is desired, as wish to
close my connexion with the Office before the
commencement of the Spring Courts.
R. p. WARING.
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Terms of Advertising,

Advertisements will be inserted 81
and . cents tor each subsequent insertion square
sTsts OF thirteen lines less, this letter.
reasonable deduction wall be made those who advcr
tise by the year.
Double column advertisement will be charged 25 per cent
additional on the usual
Advertisements inserted monthly quarterly 81 per square
for each insertion.
Obituaries, Tribute of Respect Religious meetings, and
Benevolent societies, will be charged hall the Advertising
For announcing cau dates for Office 50 in advance.
Professional and Business Cards exceeding lines
will be inserted at - exceeding square s..
% Letters business be addressed the P1prc.
tors, post Paid TO ensure attention.
i1 Subscribers and Others who may Wr send money
10 Us, can do all times, ny mail. and ~ risk.
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PRICE EACH.
6 cents.
OOMIO VAL EN- Tim & S,
EVERY VARIETY,

At IS cents per dozen.
SO " 6
LOWRIE & ENNISS,
Book SELLERS AND STATIoNERs,
January g 1855. Charlotte, N. &.
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MEDICINAL.
DR. Hdii'S CeLebrQted Putmonic Ell:

LIT 41Ikt s CSt6OTuteG HGHtOuGC EGGSCIT
DOR the permanent Orcoushs, colds, consumption.
&c bronchitis asthma Influenza Group, whOOn cough,
inflammation brOnchea and caused bypnb
ic speaking; anI all affections Ct the organs OF esPira
tiCn.
Warranted the pleaSantest and best medicine Tor diseas
es o the lungs ever sold in America
In presenting this medicine to the public y e nave the
SstisactiOntO that not only present them with
an invaluable of diseases it profess
SEES to cure but one which perfectly harmless in its ef
upon the constitution be administered With
any OF mineral PoisonS, for II contains none-
The fact, that aTse portion oil the suffering ana death
throughout country is caused by disease OF the oaES
TeSatiOn consequent exposure ana Cod mas IN
tluceI put it within tile reach OF every individual
who may need remedy that has proven itSeI SO nEau
able.
This medicine is the result long experience and
study those diseases Of the lungs which arc so eqentin
changes bic climates and claiS 1t 10 be ia advance
all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
Compl ntS, improvement upon all, and consequently
sul,cTior to all others.
We shall make no extravagaHt assertions Off efficacy
in curing dscaScS Ike the vendors OEOo many
who deceive all who trust them, shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
Ipatiets will PeiSevere in the Ut this medicine,
and use II as dHcted, they will be cured IN every instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine There are
nuTeTous persons enjoy blessings of health and
since been in their grave, but for The timely and peTsevc
ring OF this invaluable Ecmedy. Iii not pretended
that ii is inIable in every stage consumption, but
know II TO BE- TO the various diseases
respiratory organs than other Medicine offered
the public. All ask is trial. and i'll cvery instance il
used freely according The directions and If perfect salts
aCtiOnis not siv"n, The money will be returned.
Genuine signed K. HALL IL co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ap9-Iy
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods'

Tuir RestoFniEV is now FOR the first time intro
duced % the citizens OF Wheeling, No 159 MARKET
street which Is the only remedy invented that
viii eieetnay restore the grey hairs TO the
original cuoE Of youth, without dyein=i the bald
head in short time with the naurll covering,
andTuf and prevents the hair from falling OF and free
from the filthy sediment Objectionable in divers pTea.
Tations OF different the public; The Kx
is beautiful article for the toilet for the old
are RESPECTFULLY invited TO call the Depot examine
the testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen OF high epua
ton In the South and West where 1t wasinyemted but
statesman and Senator, Judge Rreese, of Illinois:
CAKLYLE, Ii. June q. 1858.
have Prof O. s. Woods. Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect My hair was ntSom
tng as Thought prennturely grey but By the use OF hs
It has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently so. -. -.
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator OF the United States.
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F-om az Fatrmont { Ya.l Reprllican.

TOM ne fIaiT7aoHt (Id.J RePn6licdn.
An INVALUABLE :hEDICIEH.-lt is but seldom find
among the many remedies offered to the public Or the cure
of disease commend, OF whose vir
tues we are able to discover, and have always seduousy
avoided giving utteIance to anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that placed any faith their pcte
slonS But with reference TO remedy actured in
this place. and which has become familiar the public
as household words, speak from knowledge its in
trinsc eXcelIencies, its adaptation many of tie ills of
Ii e, and the security with which il may be used. We
sleak OF the NOmarel Nerve and Zone LinimeE Prepar
cd by H. H. Carr & Co.. from prescription Furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, late OF MOrgantOwn, aud ROW of Wheel
ing OF the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
Limcnt Is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly
pounded be equally ecacOus in emovirg internal
lonS principle that has been successfully GeveC+ ed
II Is simply the offspring of Science, being mild and
pie III its action and yet revealing in its effects power
more Incredible reaching the hidden sinewS man
and beaSt-and yet being nnOXios 10 inInt-
II is alsn By tar the cheapest niment in the ket being
put up in Eottles twice large the majority
fourth than the largest besides being more than four
times as strong We commend il to those in
safe and certain remedy.
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MEDICINAL.
ARB You SuFFERNa


E1RoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
Il breathing. Tooth.Aehe, Tic pOoreuX, Pain in the
ton, st Joints Cuts, Bruises, Poison Sores Sores
Pam or cramps IN the Stomach holera Morbus Cholera
Gus Insects or Rabid Dogs, gucc4Ke Age the breast
Pace, burns, bruises, chatting chappel hands, corls,
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles, Ear Ache, Ulcers
Salt Rheun, Seurvy Sore Nipples Sore Lips. vencreai
ASSURED that ia this article you have
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only removes rain almost but
PeHetiatGs 10 the seat OF and entirely
ERADICATES TIE DISEASE.
Some viii laugh at the idea Of any composition curing
diseases, though numerous in name, all similar
causes the proposition wilt less extravasaEt; but
were 1t ten times so the FACTS which stare US in the
ACE would force the candid to acknoN ledge its nerits
all who have used 1t themselves, Witnessed its magic
effects Others IN declaring just what its Hane
(NonpaI etD Indicates, The Best LiHiment kllolrH.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking smarity between
en names? And has it occurred TO you that
edy might DC pePa ed which should be equally applicable
RE LISIAENT, which does not insult your standing
by Claiming to have beet found in burning
OFFSPRING OF SCHNCEl being mid and simple in action
aud yet revealing in its effects power almost Incredible
reaching the most hidden simewS of man benst,-
aud yet being iMnOXiOns the weakest infant also
by The cheapest LniHent in the being put up
than the largest, besides being more than fonT ms
strong; therefore it you with pride
poor, high or low. -. =
unprecedented size in which the Nonpareil Eminent
UPS ard The vast aXueMs" N the used in it,
makes a. Tor rs toply Tor the printing OF the
hunu' eds OF certlaGs N2ht pVSiS, do deem
for itself.
We would however refer those afre:.c who have
so often been gued by and
to the following names, being but of the many
sous whose character for canor veracIty uceds
panegyrc from US, who having fully testedits virtues
IN the different diseases for which it is recommended,
prepared TO speak Oi lis merits as it deserves
Logan a Co. w Mckee, Patterson a Co, and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, 'J3
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To Country Merchants.

MIR. S: 5. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. OF
vi MeCalen Knox IL Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. knox, (bruther OF s.
s. Knox SO long and layoraby known in the trading public
assuming the style of AlcCIsllenS and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers ChO
haycSo long Literally sustained hem) Oihereal
erS in Boots and Shoes that their Fan Stock will be arriv
ing from tile 10th to the last of September
Having been selected with the greatest care ami bought
for cash. they hattsr themselves thatin their Fall Stock of
Boots and Shoes they can hold inducements in quality
aud prices superior TO offered in the market To
Country Merchants on their way they would be pleas.
cd to exhibit their stock, and post them in prices
Salenginga comparison with the markets OF Baltimore and
hiladelrhia. [sep3l McCLALLENS x KNOX
T oGAN, CARR d CO., have just received r5Uboxes
II Of tobacco, in addition to their &c stock Call
round at No. 81, and specimen OF the Californi
golden bar Tobacco intended for all ''wLo love COCA
thing Also large lot offmpored SCARS just oh and
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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

H undersigned takes pleasure in ormng his friends
and the citizens of Wheeling aud vicinity, that he has
just received his Fail ard winter supply of
GtOths, CGsSimereS and VeStingS.
Not thinking it necessary my STOCK sim
ply say it conStc OF the very latest and most
fashionable style of Cloths, CasSimeles AMI Vesngs,
plain and fancy, together with nl assortment OF
Fu nisliTg Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything my lire will do we'll to
give call, as determined TO sell low any
other establishment do and my work, for style and
quality shall be got u second to Having the
wires o! Two competent cutters, feel satisfied
ing any who may favor witha call to give entire
satisfaction All goods warranted to be represented
sales
Coats Vests Pants got up order at the shortest
notice, J. H. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
OclO No. 9. Washington Hall
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. !, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS. cAssnIEREs AND YEsT1NGs,
New sPrIng aud snlamer Goods!

New spring and Suumer Goods!
d4kRpeasTe III being able to say to my old custom
4 eTs and the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York. and have been able to procure
the most Fashionable Goods for The that the great
Emporium, New York can import from France and the
old countries; and having dispensed with the sale OF
mon Clothing, gives me aud time attend 10
the wants Of my customers in the fashionable way My
new STOCK now consists of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLuE, OLIVE AND
74.Ss DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also. silk and cashneTetts, all shades and COIOIs
bOmbaLne, dapiter summer cloths, linen and rasscOts
&c. for making frOck Dress sack aud business coats
English, and american cassimeTes; also, ducks,
linen tIi tngas &c, for making pants AS to Vestnes,
have beautiful selection looked at in any CT
IT, all am now prepared TO sake up IN the most
fashionable and best STYLE as have secured MI RUssELLs
services cutter for the coming season. feel certain in
saying that furnish better cloths thanan house west
OF the Allegheny mountains.
In competitor with above have beautiful assOrt-
ment Furnishing Goods, all tiHe seGsOnable, and FASH
O0abe, consisting of cloth, cashmere, cashmeret bonn
hazne, grass linen dIabta and plain nen frOck, dress
aud business coats and pants made from the most
aSioua and seasOnabe Goods in great Variety ALSO
linen andeotton Shirts, silk, neu lambs wool ard
ton Unaershtrs and Draersi cravats stocks, collars,
gloves and suspenders.
Hosiery in great variety; also, every other article suit
able for completing Eent!ennn's wardrobe.
All the above named articles, together with many other
articles found my store, No Spriss House.
Please call In and take iOOk and much oblise yours.
mT21 s. RICE.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Phiaaephis opposite State House
H ENI&S w. STAFFORD,
IMPORTER ANY DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TEEmLs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND Refill.
The stock accomplishing, in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt C0rIiees;
10 Muslin 10 do Plus;
Drapery LaCeS T. Muslins; TO Bands,
French ISYOcatells all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
aud cOlOrsi Cords, TasseIs, GimiS,
Satin de LANES Fruges, Curtain Drops,
UamlSks; &C.
AIarAestockO OF FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all COors aud
qualities on hand.
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF ali
colurs shading
n. Il. Persons ordering Curtains will gvethc measure
ofthe heighth and width o. he entire frame window
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Wheeling Window Glass

NJ 4 " q F 4 G T o r Y.
THE partnership heretofore existing between StocktoaI
hankerd IL Co. has been dissolved by the purchase Of H.
Mr. Hankerd's right, title, and interest, by stockton 4
The business will be carried on under the name or
Scts STOCKTON, RUSSELL IL co