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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
NO. 6.

A WARNING To DEMoCRATs.-ln view OF the
re- suit Of North Carolina, the Wilmington Journal
uses the following warning language:
Z" II is no,ces ble fact, and we would earnestly
commend il 10 the attention of those democrats
who may think. or may have thought that the
sorder' would promote them. and that, through Us
portals was the direct route to Office and prefer
meat, that NOT one former democrat has been el'
elcred in North Carolina, but that the former whlg
know. nolhngs have been. Reid, Latham, SheP-
ard, and Stowe have been thrown into the breach,
and, politically Speaking, slaughtered. Paine,
Rrade, and Puryear are elected. Don't you sec
how il is You democrats are put in front ranks
! to break down the democratic party, without any
chance for yourselves; but where there IS a
cha nce mark the difference Not one Of yoa 20
thought Of. Don't you and feel the secret IN.
fiuence that works the wiresl Don't you Gee and
feel how you are TO be used 7 To rising young
men in the democratic party the appeal IS made
10 come over see how you are served when you
do come over. 10 it any place for democrats =
We have no doubt that many who make these
appeals are perfectly sincere bu. just look at the
facts-the practicable workings OF the af1air as
planned out by The hidden hands that hold the
wires. The fac, is that it could not well be 9th.
erwise. The case Of The four former democrats
put forward to be defeated, as contrasied with that
Of the three former wings who have been elected
is o pretty hard one, out it may be useful for in
sruction. It may teach lesson"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
"GR Sht-N5in tbe Bllou but a5 be 5fu"


voked hatred OF Catholics and The insensae policy
with regard to them, proposed by large class Of
American citizens! Where are our Spanish Ar.
madas' gun-Powder plots. Popish conspiracies and
Highland invasions? What continental wars rage
in sight OF our shores, involving The existence of
The Protestant religion What shadow of excuse
have we TO hate fear tie CaihoIicsl And yet
it is proposed 10 leap back 10 the hates, the fears
and the penalties of those times vaultiag clean
over The peace, goodwill and Iibrraity Of the in.
tervening period. Ii the great American people
give themselves up to such bigotry, we hope they
will no longer be absurd enough to talk about :her
progress in political science. In such events we
must beg instruction from Spain and pattern after
his progressive Majesty, the Sultan.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

BLUE RIDpE RAILRoAD.-The friends Of this
great ent'rprise will he glad TO learn that the work
is progressing in very encouraging Manner
n this State it is being vigorously pushed forward
with the exception of six miles is under CONTRACT
and, the work progressing finely. The remain.
der will be taken in short time. we under nd
the road in NORTH Garol!Da and Tennessee will be
delivereG to the conrracors soon, md the work
along the whole line commenced immediately
thereafter
With the ability and energy Of the Direction
The favorable improvement in the money n'arkeI,
n bnunlluI harvest apd cnusfquent che'Ppess OF
provisions. and industrious energetic contractors.
we can good reason Why The work shoQlG
no, proceed satisfactorily, and we believe tha: II
will continue to DO so.
Pickcns Courier, Aug. l6.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

The London Times gays: In various parts oil
S,u,h Wales The emissaIies nl the Mormunt"s
are most active in propagalng AID spreading the
doctrines o! the Lr,ter d Dly Saints end among the
Iaboring popuIatlor they have been interchangeable
in Urging the oGiuas practice of poiygHmy.-
Among the miners and c"l!iers OF the iron md
coal districts OF South Wales, the tenets oi this
sect find peculiar favor, and we regret 10 say That
in too many nsla noes these poor people have been
perverted, aud considerable hnmbtr have this
summer leit 'l,-ir bones and country TO seek their
happiness at the great American settlement More
are about 10 follow lnis autumn:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

ANEcDorE OF THE LATE CzAR.-We read IN
the Abeikle du N0rl. "ln the month OF July, le53'
the Emperor Nicholas was passing along the Li'
glIsh quay, when he noticed hearse travers'ng
the road followed only by one person, an othcla'
from one of the hospitals. Surprised at seeing
neither the parents friends OF the deceased FOL
lowing the remains to their last home, the EmPer-
or stopped his carriage and asked no 1t was aoou,
to be buried. A poor cntpioye OF the hospital,
said the man. At these words the Emperor 1911
his carriage, moyed his helmet, made The sigh o'
the cross, ard followed The heaTse. his heac un-
covered. crowd of people, including Some dis
tnguished prrsonagss, hastened 10 follow THIS e~-
ample and it was rot long before The corte2e be-
came most Imposing. Then trrEiag 10 the crowd
The Emperor said, ia a loud voice, Now gentle
men, hope lha; you will render the 'si JotIeS
OF a christian TO this poor deceased, and that you
will accompany The body to The toG'G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
ExrRAonD1SARY LnNcEvIrY.-In late Paris

ExrRAoRDINARY LoNGEvITY.-ln a late Paris
letter we find the following curious statement ;
Toward the middle Of the last century, All in1i-
vidual of the age of % years was condemned to
The huIks for llie. !! was then tbe CUSTOM, or nt
any rate in thus case was the hup1or of ihe Court,
to pronounce the sentence for term OF 80 years.
The Criminal has undergone his somewhat pro-
lenged confinement, apd n few days, ago was set
ut liberty though bent double, and apsost b"Yed
down to his knees, he is IN the en " ment of ex.
c.lIent health. lie attains, next nou'h his i2lsi
birthday.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

To KEEP MILK SwEET.-A Boyd, cores
ponden, informs US that he has pracIiscd pccu
liar me,hod with much success OF preserving milk
sweet in the pans. 1t simply consists in placing
nj, ce Of new hammered iron, or three twelve
penny nails, in each tin pan, then pouring tho
warm milk on them. lie believes that electricity
has something TO do with producing the result
He had tried many experiments b"IOre he Int upon
this one, which he found TO preserve the milk
sweet for longer lime Than other plans tried b.
him Scientific american.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

A READY wITTED MADMAN.-A gentleman b.
the name Of Man, residing near a private mad
house, met Of its poor inmates, who had bro
ken from his keeper. The maniac suddenly stop
ped and resting upon a large stick. exclaimed.
WHO are you sir7' The gentleman wns rather
alarmed, but thinking to divert his attention by ii
pun, he replied Il am Glou6Le man ! am Man
by name and n man by Daiure. Arc your go ,"
rejoinej the other; why, | AN u nun kcSidc ny
self-so 1cc two will fight you two.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
ExrRAoRp1sARx OccrRRrxcE.-On Friday

EXTRAORDINARY OCcrRRENcE.-On Friday
evening. the 9Th uIt vt Birmingham, some fifty
workncn engaged OH new building retired 10 n
shed to avoid very heavy shower. While there
an electric fash seen. and ihe fifty men were
simultaneously pros'raied. None were killed -
The ma ajorIty Of them recovered the shock within
five minutes !; but IN case. fifteen minutes
elapsed before recovery, The most estsaOrdina.
~ feature ia ihis oceurre nee is that several OF
them covered over with large black blisters,
varying in size from one and hall to four inches
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

Ticks ON SnEEP.-S. L. F., OF Starkey, asks
for information as to ths best means OF eradcating
ticks from sheep. Will give remedy, which
have never known to fail When sheep are fed
salt (which they should have olten,) mix common
sulphur with 1t thoroughly, SO as TO give each
sheep common. sized teaspoon full, and by tho
time vou given them three such portions you will
find the ticks have taken a furlough and left for
parts unknown. This is The cheapest remedy
have ever found and am satisfied that il sheep are
frd sulphur once a month, in this manner. through
the year. they will never be troubled with tlcks.
and it will conduce 10 keep them in healthy con.
ditIon.
cannot give the n,oa"S opcranai OF the remedy
in full. but think The sulphur is acted upon chem
cally in the stomache of the animal, and dffusiug
itself through the system renders the skin often.
sive the ticks, and they quit the premises. This
remedy is simple, so cheap aud so easily ad.
mnstered, that il S. l.. f. is full of old Fogysm,'
he will perhaps read it. aud then, with a 'sPhawF
lay down the paper. But il he, or any other far
mer who keeps sheep, will give it trial, they
will find il not only simple but true; but truth al
ways is simple. keep few sheep, and never
sell any ticks in my wool-nelther d" SEQ the
poor creatures rub rIem+rlves against trees fences
or stumps, and thus the wool oil before shear
ing.-J. N. Wescott, Blringtou, N. Y.-Moo'e's
RuraL Ne10 York.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

PROFITS OF ORcHARDs.-A Distinguished sgrl
cuItorisi, who has loco apple trees, and Inens 10
set may more, says that II apples will sell
AT 25 cents per bushrl, they his most prohia-
ble crop aud il they will no, sell, they are The
cheapest food he can raise for all kinds Of AMI
mails.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

POLITICAL ASPECT OF THE NEXT CoNGREss.-
The New York Post makes a critical anal ysIs of
the political aspect of the next Congress- rec"gni-
zng Nebraska and anti. Nebraska the only par.
ty dis tmction tina, can be drawn. According to
It's summing up, the Senate will stand: Nebras-
ka 40 ; anti Nebraska D and the House, NeLras.
ka lU6; anti. Nebraska 1873.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

yANEUALEsN.-Some ungracious person the
other day shot u rife ball into The dagusrreotyp pc
OF young lady. inserted IN her tombstone, in the
cemetery at Wheeling. Such an outrage deserves
the severest Exchange.
We do not intend TO defend this piece Of rife
praciee, but we p,ust say That public taste is as
much outraged according to our notion by placing
such things daguerreotypcs on tombstone as
pubic sentiment is violated by their waDton des-
iruction.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04
:
From the South Side Democrat.

Mr.. EDITOR :-WI you obge a friend, and
one who is not Catholic, by inserting the enclos.
ed, clipped from the Washington Sentinel7 Com.
ment is unnecessary. May it reach the hearts OF
those who have endeavorcd to create a prejudice
against that church whose members are so kindly
and beneyoIeptIy serving our afflicted people.
CHRISTIAN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

Some men are very entertaining for first n
Icrview, but after thai they are exhausted. amh
run out On q second meeting We shall hnd thrrh
very fiat aud IDonotonous; they are Ike hand or
gans, and We have heard all :heir tunes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

4 NUMBERING BooK.-A book has just 5rcr
published IN Cleaveland, called Seven Thunders !;
or ID mighty crash ol Europe's Royal and PuPai
Thrones, about TO b. cast down by tho judgment
oil Cod Nice reading for dog day.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

a ToAsr,-Tho following toast was given at
BeGdeford, on The Fourth Of July; The Clergy.
All honor to the c-rgym IN who follows his Mas
ter instead of his P4umlSter,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

EXPRESSIVE SILEHog.-' Small thanks to you.
SAID plaintiff TO one Of his witnesses, for 'h
you said in Ih's cause 'Ah. sir. replied lh'
conscious witness, bui just thnk OF what didni
say.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

A young gentleman having made some progres,
in acquiring knowledge Of Italian, addressed -
few words to an organ grinder, 10 the punsl nc
cent. He was astOnished at receiving Tie follow.
ing response : speak no Ing!is.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

The editor Of the Rochester Democrat gives
his reccIpe to kill fsas on dogs; Soak the dog
for five minutes in cnmpheEc. and then set fire to
him. The effect is instantaneous,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-04

Goblets made OF quassia wood are nov sold Of
the leading druggists shops IN New York. va.
ter Is poured into them, which, after being LEFT for
some minutes, is drank, as cure for dyspepsia
The quassia is a valuable corrective. ..
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nav. 81.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

The RIVE was still receding last evening,
with only four and half feet, scant, on Har-
peth Shoals.
ARRrvED.-The CuJa, from Paducah, and
the city Of Cairo from Pittsburg, with good
freight, arrived yesterday.
DEpAETEp. -The Cuba, for Paducah, and the
L,rcie Nag, for Cincinnati, left yesterday.
To LKAvE.-The j. g. cline, is the regular
packet for Memphis this evening.
The Umpire is at the wharf undergoing re-
pairs.
The Nettie Miller did not get off for Burks-
vile, but will probably leave to-day or to-mor-
row.
FoR MEMPHIS. The fine United States Mail
Packet, j. g. Cline, arrived last night about 9
O'Clock. She will leave to-day at O'Clock p.
m. for the Bluff City. Capt. Hite, whose sha-
dow neUer grows small and beautifully less, "
will be found on the deck, ever attentive and
courteous. The Office is Illuminated by the
embodiment Of Stones River, our ever atten-
tive friend Frank Shackleford. Passengers for
Memphis and New Orleans will find the Cline
an excellent boat to travel on.
FoR CINCINNATL-The new steamer, CITY Of
Cairo-a gem of 5oat-will leave for Louis
vile and Cincinnati to day at o'clock, p. NJ.
She is commanded by our old friend, l. d. lo-
CUM, an experienced boatman in the trade, and
a gentleman who will take great pleasure in
attending not only to the wants Of hls compa-
nv. but TO the interests of our merchants. Per
SONS going down the creek, will find the C'ty
Of Cair0 a good institution to make small
investment. The Office lie graced by the light
of McCorkle who is well posted in all matters
pertaining thereto.
THE ALABAMA cHoKED UP-The Montgomery
Mail, Of the 18th. says:
We learn this morning that the steamers Won
Jones, Jr and Magnolia viii left here Thursday
after noon, have grounded at the mouth oil Mulberry
creek, where a drift Of logs, etc, brought out by
the late freshet has changed the channel and thus
efectuay obstructed navigation. Other boats
coming up are stopped, Of course, at the point
mentioned.
OUAcHtrA RIyER-The New Orleans BaiieiiIi, OF
the 18th. learns that there had been a rise of 8
feet in the Ouachita river at Camden, and that the
Saline river, a tributary Of the Ouachta, has risen
z to feet.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21

REMEMBER THE ORPHANS We trust our
readers will remember that the Amateur Con-
cert for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, takes place to morrow evening at the
Christian Church. The object is one which
appeals to the liberality Of our citizens with
an eloduence 10 which words can add no force.
1t is noble charity, to which every one who
feels himself able should contribute; and such
as attend will not only enjoy the satisfaction
of having performed a good deed, but they
will be highly entertained with the perform
ances of those engaged in the enterprise, and
the list embraces some of our best amateurs,
both ladies and gentlemen.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21

FINE Mu1IxRRr.-At Mrs. A. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing We have ever
seen in the CITY, We understand that Mrs C..
has Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured all the latest styles of
Fashionable IIead.Gear Her establishment
appears to Us really neat, beautiful and ee-
CANT Ladies who are ia need of trimmings
in that particular line, would do wei 10 call al
Mrs. o. and get their beauty more elegantly
embellished.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports Furnished BY tie Associated Press

Reports Furnished by tx Associated Press
SPRISGFiELD, Nov. 10.
An unsuccessful attempt to murder and rob was
made in this city last night. Two men gained ad-
mttance to the Pynchon Bank Buildings during the
day. and on entrance of the Clerk at night attacked
him with intent of murder They stabbed the Clerk
but the latter created an alarm by shooting, when
his assailants fed. The Clers' wounds are not Sc
rious.
PITTsBURG, Nov. l9-Evening.
River falling with ii feet water in the channel.
Weather clear and COOL
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l9-Evening.
River falling with feet inch water.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 90.
River feet inches water and falling.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2O-Noon.
Flour, 9sI for Southern. Wheat, 2l5 for South
ern red, and 2.05 for Western red. Stocks lower
yirginnia Elves 90; Missouri Skies 80; Galena and
Chicago, 100.
MOBILE, Nov. 90.
Both branches of the Alabama Legislature yester'
day united in joint ballot On the LIST ballot Hon.
Benjamin Fitzpatrick was elected to the Senate for
years. The vote stood-Fizpatrick 10, Prion 45.
CINCINNATI, Nov 20-NoOn.
Flour 7 90aS.oo. Hogs 6.75a6.sO. Whisky 81.
to 34t. River stationary and unchanged since last
evening.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
p II OF. w GODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
NHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
original growth, far their locks concerned,
does not admit Of doubt besides will every possible
Of the scalp, whether developed dandru itching,
the shape Of eruptonseven scald head
and in possible will it fail OF curing, by magic,
per odca headache and IL used twice week by
the young regularly it will the COLOR and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age READ JUDGE
LOGASsPoKT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood Co
GENTS Yours OF the 18th duly TO hand Enclosed
please &8S Il being the Hair Restorative
have sold il all. you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell it, has
worked Miracles In this place. sold six 81 bottles,
that bald and it fetched hair out all his head
Yours respectfully,
NJ II. GPIDLEY.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
EDWARD woLCOTT.

HAIR RESTORATIVE In columns today will be found
Prof Woods dve.tsement Of the above article which
call attention. What II has done have witnessed up
several OF scluaintSnces in ST. Louis. Hair
grey met view, black brown the might be,
being the color Of early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the Restor
alive II it has done this upon others, will il not do the
for any Of readers whose frosty brOws
like the raven locks" Of Lockes warke chief II they
will ryitf We think so.Icks0Hro CoRstifutioRdiif
oct. 8, 1883.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21

We have seen a letter from Robt J. Chester. u.
s. Marshal 90 our fellow citizen, W. Il Smith, ia
which hc is notified that be must, by the first OF
March, pay S9S7 32 principal, &c, OF a judgement
Obtained against Smith by d. L. Heron. The
above is the value Of slave hanged by an as
semblage OF our eitizens-Mr. Smith, with others
che slave having ruihlessy murdered, ia Of or
streets, most estimable citizen aad officer Of ouF
city Il would seem but right that hose participa-
ting with Mr. Smith should, NiEh him bear the loss
MmpAis Wig Noe. IS.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
To FAMILIES HOTELS. &c.

w selling the best Baltimore Oysters at &C can
w We selling Real Italian Maccayoni at l5c y ID
We are selling a. boxes SardiDes at zac each.
We selling hi. do do at 4Oc Z"
We selling every article in line at equally reduced
prices.
Recent for buying in the North renders the
reduction prices advantage ourselves
veil TO the public generally.
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
noyS Union street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
nRR nrrIcr- YIrn.r1,- lima q1- 1ss4

Q, r K UEfICE, FANpALIA, June II Iso4
PRoy. WOoD:-Dear Sir II take pleasure in bearing vol
unary testimony 20 the excellence OF Hair Restorative.
Three months ago my hair very gIey. II is dark
brown, (he original orr smooth and glossy Tho only
application have made to has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by and which from the result 10 case
l can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21

THE BANJo-Reader, if You have not yet
visited the Baajo, to hear Ned Davis Clio Min
strels, you have missed rich treat. Go 20
night, by all means. If yon have been once
or even twice, go again. They can't be beat
In their line.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
Land for S ale.

OFFER for sale (700) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
Roal seven miles from Columbia and -four from Mt Pleas
ant being part Of the tract on W ich reside
This equal II superior 10 any in Maury county
1t is well watered the celebrated Deyers Spring being on
the part offered aie well timbered and weu improved
there are on the premises beautiful building sites
ronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Ka Road 1t
will be divided suit purchasers or sold in BODY.
For further Information apply TO me at AshWood r ohce'
Maury county, Tennessee. - . no, -
augil-d LOClOS . rum
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Watkins introduced bill TO regulate the pro-
ceedngs in the Circuit Courts of this State; passed
LIST reading and referred to Judiciary Committee. -
Mr. Rodgers, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the bill the subject Of fixing the rate If
Interest, and recommended the passage Of Mr.. FL.
IS substitute. After debate, the substitute was
rejected. The original bill! then passed on "a read
ing.
The Senate then took up the resolution appoint
ing commissioners to examine the condition Of the
State Bank and Branches, amended by the House;
but without further action laid on the table again.
The Senate then adjourned to 81 O'Clock A ~,
tomorrow.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGEF1ELD.

ON WEDNESDAY, the It'll Of November next, the
~ premises viii sell the remainder of Fosters Addition
to Edgeheld Our bill Of particulars will be ready
as possible. LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT,
S3 College street.
Z Il GLAsCOcK Auctoneer, oct8i-td