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Consumption Cured.

NEw SpRS, Dec 2fth 1854.
came 10 New York IN the ship Telegraph my va
tive pia - John New Fruuswck ~heniI reaf he'd
this cry my health very poor had very bad cough
good deal Of matter, which frequently mix.
e., with blood bad pain In my lett side, and very
weak and annotated NV friends and physician pro.
uaunerl my Consumption ADD beyond the reach Of
medicine accidentally heard Of nr CARTS Hygssns
Iohinr Hycean Vspnr and Cherry Syrup and ohiain
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cough gradually growing heiee until eaiialn
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For sale N Ellsworth hv {. 6 PEEK
md Benz. Nonr>e Cherfyfeld ty
samuel Saw / Co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

FALL OF BRIDES AND NARROW EscApE.-A
canal boat took fire nj Albany, IN. " on Sun.
day, which drew together large crowd on a
bridge, causing it 10 give way, and precipliating
about one hundred persons into the basin. a
scene of great excitement followed, but fortunately
1t was snon ascerIained :hal not a life had been
LOST. The Register says:
"AnOng the persons rescued from The water
was young woman who had child IN her arms.
They were both rescued hout a scratch. A
boy escaped drowning by clmsIug to the skirts
of grneman's coat. They were both drawn
from the water together. The huIe fellow had
made death grip, and even chung TO he coat
after hs was safely landed on the boat. The &C
cldrnt was very similar 10 III" ons which occurred
10 1910, though not attend with any OF ITS mel
ancholv results.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
Grand Division.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF N. c.

TIE next Annual Session OF this Body v;,
meet ia the Town OF Charlotte, at O'Clock -"
Tuesday night. the 23d OF October. 1855. fuiI
attendance of the Representatives is earnestly n
yoked. Business OF vital importance 10 the cans.
will be brought up for consideration. Come ona
come all, and lei us have grand rally, aud begin
The work of Philanthropy and Patriotism with r.
'newed energy. Return tickets. free of charge
will be given all Representatives who travel on ihs
N c. Railroad.
A. NJ. GORMAN. c. s.
Sept IS, 1855 cav
or Papers friendly 10 the cause are requested
to copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
FEWALE SCHOOL.

m FEMALE SCHoO Oh. will be openrd in Chr.
VIM loue on the fourth Monday in September, in
ne house lately occupied by Mr.. Washum. where
the usual branches of an English education will
be impaired to such children MS may be intrusied
TO the tuition OF Miss Russell Cruise.
Young Ladies DESTROYS ef studying the French
Language, can acquire the pronunciation in its
purity, be taught to read and translate it with
ease, and if its study be Perseverdina while GOULD
learn to speak it without difficulty. Miss R.
Cruise having resided many years in France being
chiefly educated ,here, and having had many wears
experience in eachlng in America feel confden, she
will not dIsappoint, the reasonable expectations Of
those Parents who may send their Children to
her for instruction.
RATES FOR TUITION.
Spelling and Reading, 80 per quarter. Wri-
ting and Arithm t'c with the above 81.
Composition, History, Geography, and Gram.
mer Sc.
Any Of the other higher English branches added
to The above 81. The French Language taught
Tor SO per quarter.
Needle work and embroidery taught for 50.
Sept. 25h 1855. 9'3w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
CBITC II.

Died, in " .ckIenJurg County, N. G. on Saba h
morning the 23d uir., Mrs. ELIZABETH. A
STEWART, in. the 40.h yenr.o TER age.
By this death her husband aid Children and
the community ar" thrown mt mourning. sh" was
r"uriug aud uBprrr ndiHg IN her dlsp">ItIin. all
one Iha' ev seemed L. H. light IN acts OF higsin
tnd reelvlng those distress. ti~r meInery
long o. chrr'9"ed by many VINO exp Eeuced n.
kidd attention. in Tn: hour al application. Sh hah
been pr"Itssed aud devoted lui"~rr of J=sus ICES
% years AMI was Al he time pf her d. ath mem
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
Notice to the Public.

a Large SorreI HORSE and an OId BUGGY
was found in the woods near the Old Wells, on
Sunday the I'd INST The Horse tied secure.
Iy TO a rree, but not unhirchcd from the Buggy,
and had been there since Friday morning previous.
And was left there by man who SAID his nains
was John Davis, OF North Carolina. Said Davis
is nbout six leet in hcigbrh, dark brown hair and
whiskprs, suPpos 10 be about rhi'ty years Of age
and weighs about 100 pounds. He on his
left little finger large red Ring. lie offered TO
sell the horse 10 Mr.. James Mathis, and also TO
Mr.. B. II. Miller, living ebove the Cid Wells on
Friday morning, the 3lst inst. Fl" was also seen
The Dame evening walking towards Hamburg with
his Saddebags in his hand and euquired at what
hour the cars left Augusta Tor Atlanta. 1t is IN.
known why he acted with his horse and buggy.
The horse is a large sorrel-hind feet white
blaze IN the forehead-som scars on his fore
legs, and about 6 hands high. The Buggy ID
badly worn. and vas nude by Wilson 81 Harry
Charlotte, N. G. hand umbrella was also
found rear the buggy with the initials Of W. d.
on it.
The above Horse md Buggy are at my house.
where the owner, by proving property and paying
charges, can get them.
For further particulars, address the Subscriber
a, EdgeielG, G. II.
]. L. ADDISON
Sept 25. 9.2w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

Sr. Louis, Sept. ga grea battle took place
IN the 3 Ins, Sand Hills, near The North fork
Of the Platte river, between the Sioux Indians. and
the entire force OF United States troops, under
General Harvey, numbering about $50 men
Major Cady commanded the Infantry, and Col
Cook the Dragons, mounted infantry and artillery.
The ba'tle comm"nced early IN The morning, and
lasted several hours. The Indians fought des.
Perately, but were routed. running fight for
ten miles followed after which the Indians made
stand and fought with much g'llanry. They
were, however. defeated with the loss OF so men
killed, and so women and children taken prisoners
The Indian women fought furiously. Gen. Il ,rnry
lost killed and as many wounded No officers
were killed. The Indians engaged III his battle
were the Brule and Si"ux-the same that mns.a.
cred Lieut.. GratIan's command and murdered
mail Party-the way bill of the mail having been
found with them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

PROPENSITY FOR BETTING Two gentlemen
Who were recently carried from Portsmouth, TO the
Naval Hospital with the fever, were placed in
positions; so contiguous that they each could see
and hear the Other, One of them, Mr.. j.. had a
snonomana for betting. When in health hr was
Tor settling every question, small great, by a
bet, and the same passion exerted ruling inhu-
once over him in sickness Both the gentlemen
we're i'll; and Mr.. A, the elder Of the Two, fire..
quenily c1clalmed in his agony, IL shall die"
J., alter hearing The exclamation few times and
probably much excited BY his fever, suddenly rose
up IN his bed, and, to the astoniShmrnt of the at
tending physician, proposed BET. 'I'II bet you"
said Ee'"ten dollars you don't die 81 sh III die
before morhiGg," was the reply. I'm bet you
ten dollars you're alive ct daybrrGt," said j.
And so earnestly was he Tor the BET, that he con.
tInued his opportunities uni! the attending sur
econ had him removed to another room. Mr.. A.
died 10 short time. But j., recovered and is
S"v we'll and 90 ready as ever to bes
The sboVs came TO Us IN a shape so unuues,Ion.
able as - loave doubt OF It's truth.
Richmond Dispatch
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ATTENTION.!

not disposed of privately, will offer for sale
lCharlotte Tuesday Of October Court (23d,) that
liable tTacr OF land, known the Carson PIanta-
tion,' l,Ing miles west of Char tie, II m les
FROM B Steel creek Church, containing by a recent
sulkey 978 acres, one third OF which well tmbe ed
TIE pace is we'll waered, and contains large amount
of good meadow nd. The suh is well adapted to the
culture Cf either cotton grain On the premises
good dwelling, containing rooms, with all necessary
out buildings.
Terms made known en- day of sale.
Jas. H. CARSON
Sept. IS, 1883. s.5w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

&ETURNISc TO LIFE; AN AWKWARD PosIrroS
III x reported that officer who was suppo, ed
Ia have been killed IN the Z Ibul Campaign more
ihau thirteen years ag', whose place has long
teen filled up IN thu Army L4si,", whse wife
h ~ conIrscUed second marriage, aiI given birth
10 d s'9ooud family. has Suddenly tGfn'd up. He
has been a prisoner during this long period IN
kpkan. HIS name IS no secret and his hrulhcr
has, in The IN. an upe bcc'In g"narni ffir"r.
-. BJna5ay II i2fIph.
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Gc,. 9. 1865.
Notice.

IN consequences ni the continued illness Of my
family. find It necessary to change my present
business.
The American Hotel will therefore be closed on
Saturday, the 9Th inst; and While returning my
III inks 10 my friends Tor their kind patronage,
must request and urge them between this and that
day, to c"mr forward and settle by CASH.
T.. NJ RAY.
Oct 8, 1855 Its
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Kings Mountain Cclebrn lion.
Sept. 25.

RHE M"jor-G-neral and Brigadier g enera' Of
VI If+ several Divisions with their respective
Staff The Volunteer, Uniform and Cavalry Com.
p"nes of The Stat; The surviving Soldiers OF the
Seminole and x'can Wars; The Members Of
the Senate and House of R"presenrati3esi The
Clergy The Masonic, Odd Fellow and Temper
ance Lodges and the Members Of The Press, are
invited to attend The Celebration Of The Rattle o.
Kings Mountain, on Thursday the 4rh day OF Oc'
tober next,
WIN. B. WILSON, \ Committee
JNO l.. MILLER, of
sAM'L w. MELTON. Invitation.
Sept 25.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

AN APPROPRIATE RENDEzvnUs-Tha Salem
(MaS>.) Gazette says, 1T il understood that the
tnembrrS of the Choate family to have a grand
family gathering. some time next summer, on Hog
ltlsnd in The town Of Essex. the birth place OF
Hon. Rufus Choae.' Hog Island is certainly the
6ttest place for al asssmblags Of skoats,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established agency in the
| town of Alligator, Columbia County, Fla, for the
purchase sale location OF Land Warrants, the pur
chase and sac oil lands generally, improved and unim-
proved. The fact being established that Ran
Road is constructed immediately, connecting the
ianti. and Gulf of Mexico running through the entire
Ieuoth of the county, East ard West anc In view OF
the great fertility of our the unusually Tine grown
of pine timber on land, The heathtu ness OF the
climate and the reasonab terms on WHICH 'ands can
now be Obtained there is perhaps section OF the
Union which affords equaI inducements to tn" emgrant
from the older Having had some experience IN
farming on the different kinds oil land, and acquired
genera knowledge OF them throughout the county and
having acquired unusual ABILITIES for pointing out such
as are for sale either of public private lands, he
feels very confident making it the interest of all
persons wishing inform alton, who may have deter
mined to sett G in Florida to cali on him.
w. O. JEFFREYS.
References.
Hon. f. c. CABEL.
Hon. A. E. MAXWELL T.uahossoe Flo
Hon. d. S. WALKER,
S1te Reg lSter. }
Dr. d. s s. n &C: Bn,en, ESQ., Carthage, NC.
Rev: H g. mo4n'h1' Fayetteville, N. C.
MEssRs. W. NJ. LAwroN & Co., Charleston, S. c
Alligator, Fla, June 30, 1855. 49-ly
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By HIS E1cetIency Thomas BRAGG, GovernOr Of
The State If North CaroL'ma.
WHEREAL BY A RESOLUTION OF THE
General Assembly, it is made The duty OF the Gov.
trnor of the State for the time bring, "lo SET apart
day in every year, aud to give notice thereof
by Procla matron, day of solemn and public
thanksgiving to Almighty God for past dressings
and of duplication for his continual kindness aud
care over us as a State and n nation"
Now, therefore, do by this my Proclamation,
set apart Thursday the 25h day Of October next
as such day. aud do most respectfully and earnest.
" recommend that il be observed accordingly by
all The good people OF this State.
Given under my hand and The great
RI. S. Seal Of the State, at the Executive Of
fee, in the CITY OF Rtleigh on the l7Ih
day OF September, 1855 and in the
90th year Of American Independence.
THOMAS BRAGG.
By order OF the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER. Priptte Secretary.
September Is, 1855. cav
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MLIAg & OOMEMo

TLtAS l. COHEN No. 2, granite row, are receiv-
+, inc and opening their FAD and Winter Goods
They have laid the largest and most superior stock
they ever had the pleasure of off ring to their frenos
the trade In making purchases they had an
o,,o sneciaIv To the wholesale traveIs-call and ex
anime their goods, ii you want BARGAINS -
:. r.. o ,oss loft
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;nr persuns: c. ]. Fox R. F Davidson g. Co., ano
Brian Thompson all persons indebted to the aoose
persons will very much oblige them ana myseil oy
ing on me for settlement at or before 'h0 oetoD'
Office Ith door east of SPratts. .,,r,, -
Oct 2, 1885. S"
Wing COPY.
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Watches! Watches! Watches !

90 THE subscribers receiving large stock
80 WATCHES from lie most celebrated INA kers
ID srvck OF
Fashionable Jewelry, Chains, &C.,
win be sold low for cash or on short tune
punctui dealers.
THoS. PROTTER & SON.
,pri 81, 1855 4Ou
Wipg eopy.
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NOTICE,

THE Subscribe HAVING The J. c.
Hand o. The q Ah'e4s i Had 'espec fully liom his
trends and pbc EeHefay mat he VIII continue selling his
whoe Soch tIooes Cost, Cash AID
his CUSTOMERS aid lie public generally call and
Goods +. w. AHRENS
N.B.-The Notes and Accounts due the firm in the
hands of Mr. J, c. Hand for collection. F.W. A.
Sept. IL, 1855, TT
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

- W. call attention the advertisement OF
Miss RESELL CRUISE. which appeared in our last
biographical errors in ii, which we hop" our rem
dcrs overlooked, they were caused by our Devil
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state ofNorth Carolina.

STANLY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-August Term
1855.
Sophia Little
Do,;,;o, c,r DoweT
The heirs at law of
James Little. ....
appea the satsa cton of the Court that the
| defendants in this reside beyond the limits OF
this State 1t is therefore ordered, by the Court that
publication be for six weeks in the Western Dem
ocrat, newspaper published in the town OF Cnarote
notifying the said defendants be and appear at the
next term of our said Court be held for the County
of Sanly ut the Court House in Al5emarle the 2nd
Monday in November next then and there to plead, an
against them.
Witness R. Harris Clerk for said County at Office
End Monday in August A. D. 1855 and in the sOh year
of American Independence.
R. HARRIS, c. 8. C. c.
Oct.2 pr. fee So lO-6t
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CARRIAGE 80 SHOP.

HE subscriber begs leave inform his frienes ana
| che public generally, that he is SIT carrying on
the ia Wage Making Business IN all ITS va
rious branches with all the increased facilities ano"
ed bv modern improvements. lie ha now and
large number of BUGGlES, CARRIAGES, ROCkA-
AVS, &c made on the most approved styes out Of
the best MATERIAL ito which he asks the inspection Of
ehasers Ills establishments is on College and DePoF
JOHN HARTY.
July 90, 1855. l-u
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PIANO FORTES

F%GS9 MR.. RAMSEY, of Column
AZzssSez]EH vi ba, So. Ca, Piano
YsSSzs2E4zs% - Forte and N Ulsic Den l.
O. er, is constantly receiving
-sAssAsXsaEA. good supply of Pianos with
E--sSsz&7"SVeI the A TEST IMPROVE
MENTS, which has given them the premium over all
others. and 81 octaves from $3.50 to $500. 81 to
$500 TO $500. TO u $500 to $3.50. Carved WORK
and Grand Pianos from $500 to $1,000.
MIR. r. being practical Piano Maker can insure to
his customers perfect instrument.
Columbia, june %, 1855. dolly
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AFTER III" ST Of November next the Amrri.
Can l4otI will be- again I" rem either whole,
the several buildings. Offices, stables, &c, &c,
separately, aud very low.
FUFUS BARRINGER.
Ocr. 8, 1855. Ills.
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Notice..

Notice.
THE undersigned being appointed committee
to snp-r-ntend the building o. Stewards house
at the poor-house IN Mrcklenburg county, will
receive bids for the said job until Saturday the
18Th day of October next.
plan and specification can be seen at the
pos office in Cha rIfe.
c. T. ALEXANDER, J
j. w. MOORE, COMMITTEE.
JOHN WODF.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
Noticc-EQuity Sale.

b al order from HE Uourt EqusV-on the
l9;h day OF October next, will sell, an the pre-
misses The valuable plantation formerly owned b.
DIR. Samuel H. Smith, on the walters of McCaI pins
creek, joining VIM. Lee, Sas Alexander, and
Fosters old Mill tract; containing abou, 800 acres
on a credit OF 8 months, the purcharer giving bond
pun approved security.
D. R. DUNLAP; c. ME-
Sept rs. prs ice 81, 75.) 9.4w
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IA. al The assoc.4te r,inrined church Back Creek
Her Ia>t illness brief, being about one week
ON lie day pr cedng her death she sent for n
nrIgHborImg Minister, ihst she might have The be-
hclit sof some conversation respecting the things
that srre before her and also rha she might d. s.
icafe her infant Ia the Lord in rhr sncrn mr. II
bapiism. This consrcr.IiIon being made shell 81
pearrd satisfied.
Her fuith in Christ was rrong, she expressed =
rdent Wish 10 part and t,' irr win ChrIs which
is fnr Iht. better, being asked if she had any soil
ciiude in leaving her children and husband, she
r.. Piled: O 10 eau COMM them into The hand %
my covrnani Keeping God She then repeated a
part The 23 P's ,vIdrn'ly appropflatlng the
blessed truth which il contains I" herself.
Her n'itd continued Char and composed, and
just before her III parture she called the members
OF her lrmity unt. by one her siGr gave them
her parting ad vice. and babe them farewell, she
trust tell asleep in Jesus.
Thus chased The earthly existence OF one that
was manitsrIy prepared by G"d's grace for hea.
ven death to her. trsarmed of her sting. and
ter rnr too for she feared TO evil Blessed are thu
dead which de IN the Lord from henceforth.
yea. sah The spirit that they may rest from their
ia5uurs aud hir works so follow them. Let me
die thu death Of the righteous, and let my last end
be like his
WU,r IS JOY The honey of existence really beE-
cfcil and agreeable, feels after being cured of
the tooth ache b. the oI Perry Davis Pam Killer
II is proper add that almost every other description Of
pain is removed by its appiication
Byroh say
" THIS is the way physicians mend or end US,
:, cudcn areIn--hut Though
L. ,"hh-wh,n sltk We call them 10 attend US,
NIih''nt tn least propensity to Jecr.
Tie how hiring mind the best mc dcinc we ever
d. ana it is no; >sary be prescribed by phy
stefan. We allucc to the Prn Killer.
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state of North Carolina

STANLY COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Q>urtpr Spssions-A"gus
Term, 1855.
Lorenzo Nj. Little,
=. SAM; =; s.''' Attachment.
Marshall and Parker,
Same.
Villa" ~! =; Taylor Attachment.
J. $ :: S::+''' Attachment.
John s: e.; Attachment.
"'' s. e; ''''' Attachment
T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
| defendant in this resides beyond the limits of
this State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for weeks in the Western Dem
ocrat newspaper published in the town of Charlotte
notifying the said defendants be nd appear the
next of our said Court be held for the County of
Sanly at the Court House in Albemarle on the 2nd
Monday in November next then ard there plead an
against them.
Witness, r. Harris Clerk for said Court at office the
2nd Monday in August A d. 1855 and in the 8Oth Y.
OF American indie pendencc.
r. HARRIS, C. S. c. C.
Oc.2, pr. fee So l0-6t
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THE DUTCH HAVE TAX NHULLAND!M
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ON Thursday III" Isl day of November next,
will be sold auction, at The American Hotel, in
Charlotte, some 81 500 worth OF furniture com.
pr'Sing great variety OF articles, and most OF
thrm new.
RUFUS BARRINGER,
G. NJ. RAY.
Gc,. 9. 1855 Its
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State of North Carolina,

State Of North Carolina,
STANLY County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter SestIonsAug. Term, 1858.
Sophia Little.
OImstead Little
James NJ. Hunnycutt and wife
ClarInda,
Mary E. Long,
James Love, and wife Narcissa, Petition for sale OF
Negroes.
Lorenzo M. Little
J. E. AUSTIN Guardian Of Israel
B., and James H.,
Jno. A.. William A, and Martha
Ann Little.
Il appea ring to the satisa con Of the Court that tn
| defendants in this reside beyond the limits 9
this State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court tina
publication be made for six weeks in the Western Dem
il newspaper published in the town of Charlotte
notify ing the said defendants to be and appear at TIT
next term of said Court be held for the County
Stany, at the Court House in Abemare on the end
Monday in November next then and there, to plead
demur or cement pro contesso will be taken
against them,
Witness, r. Harris Clerk for said Court office 2nd
Monday in upust A. d. 1855 and in the SOth year Q
American Independence.
r. HARRIS, c. s C, c.
Oct.2, pr. fee $6.) l0-6t.