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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
Land for Sale.

T,HE undersigned offers for sale his Valuable Planta
i ton, lying the waters of Paw Creek, about 6
miles west of Charlotte. On the premises is good
dwelling house, with the necessary out buildings. The
Tract contains 2I2 Acres, about one-third of which
is cleared, and under good repair; the remainder is
woodland and well timbered. The whole lies well for
cultivation, and is productive soil any i'll the
county. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing valuable
Plantation would do well to call early and examine. Nj
Brother, who lives the place. viii give all the inform
alton required. L. 4. ADAMS.
Nov. 3, 1854 i5-tf
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 GREAT desderatum in Families and to persons
n suffering from habitual Constipation, beng an
agreeable and efficient Aperent, quite paatable and
free from those principles, which make it
matter of much difficulty to administer medicine
children. For sale at
SCARF 4 cos. Drug Store.
Feb 16, 1855. Soft
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New Confectionery and Bakery
L a. LONERGAN

j. & E. LONERGAN
TAKE Measure in announcing to their friends and
the public that they have just opened In the nouse
on Main street, doors of the American HOTEL
Bakery and Confectionery Establishment.
Having secured the services of an experienced BAKE
and thorough workman, they are prepared 10 Iurn.sn
Bread Cakes and every thing in their line OF the
most superior description Thy have just opened
An -Ertcnsire Variety Of y
WEST INDIA FlEWQTgg
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES. TOYS,
FANCY ARTICLES Of eOery description,
And indeed every thing usually found in their line.
If desire to please, and reasonable TERMS VIII In
sure patronage they are determined to have it.
3. J. & F.. LONERGAN.
January rs, 1855. 27-u
N. B.-I have sold my interest in the Grocery TO
J. Lonergan. All persons indebted to the firm are
earnestly requested sette longer indulgence can
not be given ~
E. LONERGAN.
Jan. &c, 1855
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA


Messrs. Scovil & Mead l have been troubled with bi
chrome rheumatism tor the last twelve years. On the a
July, lS49, was so bad that could turn mvsel in m
and the pam so severe that had slept wink ICTh
days AT tins time my attending physician prescribed %
Hebrew Plaster" and 1t acted like charm the pain
me, and slept than half of the night and three Day
was able 10 ride consider the "Hebrew Plaster"
best remedy, tor all sorts of pains, now in use ,v
g. w. M'MINN
Hendersonville, N. c., August 10, 1850.
% Beware of counterteis and base limitations! -E9
~ ~ The genuine will in future have the signature Of
box
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit OF this ar
Gle Is existence.
The genuine is sold only by u.s. and by our agents appon
ca throughout the Southland pc allowed to sehb
Deales and purchasers generally cautioned ogaIa
ing OF any but regular agents. otherwise they will be
posed upon with worthless article. SCOVIL MEAL
liS Charities ST. New Orleans, Sole General Agents op
addressed
Of Sold also by SCARF e. CO., Prifchard & Cadss
Charlotte C. c. Henderson, Linconion; Winchester s-
Monroe; A. K. Honesty, Shelby J: Froneberger q "
Dallas Murphy & Block, Concord, N. G..
December %, 1854. 22-6m
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$loO - Vard.

- WAS stolen from the subscribers stable in
IN Charlotte, Tuesday night, the 9th ult, a
NA- beautiful blood bay HORSE, of medium size,
in oG order and about six years of age, light name
and tall shod all round and having small portion of
white of his hind feet. Suspicion rests upon
man who called himself here WILLIAM CLAY alias
VIM. CLOYD Gas he is called in South Carolina } he
having eft this place under very suspicious circum-
He is about 35 years of age, about feet
inches high, and limps little in walking, has
dark hair and wore large set of whiskers which /
understand he has since had shaved off. When he left
here he gray overcoat. He says he is Russian
by birth, but he speaks good English $50 will be
given the delivery of the horse Charlotte
and $50 the OF tie thief with su .ient proof
to convict him.
M D. Mcleod.
March 9, 1855. 33-tf
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$50 FSw @rd.
ssA RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the Bird of
"a February last, my negro man ISAAC. He is
q about 80 years of age, about ) feet 9 inches
Ah1gb, is of dark copper COLOR toieraby high
forehead, cheek Bones little projecting and think
his eye teeth little detective Said boy wei CHS about
he left he wore common apparel, such
laborers usually wear. | will give Twenty Dollars
reward for Isaac, delivered TO confined in any
Jail SO get him again, or | will give Fifty Dollars
reward for him with sufficient proof to convict any
white person of harboring him. bought said boy of
der lived IL "A miles south of Charlotte and
| think Isaac is srong about through the country
where purchased him.
T. M HAMILTON.
Whites Store, Arson County, N. C..
March 9, 1855 33-tf
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Charlotte Marble Yard.

TTAVING disposed of entire interest in the Mar
i BILE Yard TO Messrs. VIM. Tddy & Son, recon-
mend them to our friends.
STOWE g. PEGRAM.
September &c, 1854.
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Norris WORKS

NOTraStO1cn, Penn
THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery as
l. fl VS., viz: The CORNISH PUMPING ENcIxE b;eb
andl W pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hoisti9g
STE An ENGINES; CORNISH PUMPS, STAMPS, CRusuERs
VIZ cHEs, Iron BLOCKS, PULLEYs of all sizes and
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes.
THOMAS, CORSON & WEST.
june ., 1854 45-1y
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale privately until Tues
| day of May Court and ifnot sold by that time will
be exposed that day public sale at the Court House
in Charlotte) THREE TRACTS OF LAND, lying about
FIVE miles rom Charlotte the Lawyers road, one
containing 259 acres, 70 acres, and the other So
The tracts all join and will be sold together if
necessary. They we'll watered, and lying the
head waters of McAlpns Creek and is we'll adapted TO
the raising of Cotton, Corn Wheat, and in fact
that far would desire to cultivate On the $50
tract is well OF good water, that fails lots for
drovers good orchard and good dwelling and other
outhouses and the 70 tract is dwelling 81 by
164 feet About 100 has been in cultivation and
good repair the balance is woodland and 100
is as we'll tmbered as can be found. On the premises
is about twelve acres of excellent meadow land, and
some as good bottom land be found in any
ton. Terms will be made to suit purchaser, if pos
sble Any person wishing to purchase, cal on Mr..
Tayor on the premises who will show the lands,
the subscriber, in Charlotte.
JAMES W. WILSON
Jan g. 1854. Gift
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THE subscribers having bought out the interest OF
/ Messrs Stowe & Pegram in the Charlotte Marble
Yard respectfully tender their services to the people OF
Charlotte and the country generally in this line OF bust
ness. They are fully prepared to furnish
Monuments, Gravestones, Marble
Steps, Table Slabs,
and other patterns from Marble according to the
most approved taste and styles, and upon the most
commodatng terms offered in the Southern
try. The Yard is situated the North West of
the Charlotte Depot Yard, where the subscribers, or
their agents, may always be found.
WIN. TiDDY & SON.
September 26. 1854 loft
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books for Methodists, Episcopalians, PreshyteriaDs
ID and Asso. Reformed or Seceders
Methodist Hymn Books, from 40 cts to S. 90
&c Discipines edition, 25
Common Prayer from 80 cts. to Sc 90
Psalms and Hymns, &c 81 cts. to 90
Bibles of all qualities and prices, for sale at
LOWRIE & ENNISS'
march 16, 1855 Bookstore.
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New Books
Lowrie & Enn;ss' Book Store.

4 BOOK FOR THE TIMES-Sons of the Sires, or
y 1875 and 1865 history o: the rise, progress and
destiny of the American Party, and its probable infu
ence on the next Presidential Election. The polltl-
will have the book, of course, for they have
sona interest in the question Price rs cents. Sent
by mall, free OF postage, receipt of 81.
Biography of Distinguished men. Price IS cts.
Marnda Elliott; the Voice of the Spirit; by S. H
NJ. Price 81.
May and December, tale of welded life !; by Mrs.
Hubback; vols. Price Sl.75.
Party Leaders, Sketches of Jefferson, Hamilton,
Jackson, Clay, Randolph, and including notices of
ny other distinguished American statesmen.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-04-27
q
ls:3i55I IA

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RTIEU MATISM Goa
Pam IN the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Jomrs ScIohh
Kings Evil, White Swelling Hard Tunors Stiff Joints and
all fixed pains whatever. I
Where this Plaster is applied Pain exist.
has been beneficial III o weakness, such Pam
and Weakness IN the Stomach, Weak Limbs Jamneilcs
Affection of the Lungs their primary stages Ii destroys
Inflammation by peIspration. =
James J.. Boyd Pickens district, South Carolina lcshs
mat by It's use alone he cured OF Rheumatism buh
OF his knees, OF several years ding
he following was handed us by respectable Physician
Georgia:
Messrs. ScovilI & Mead -Genis: have been using YOU
Liverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively ay
practice for three past, and it with pleasure thai
state my belief IN their superiority all other articles, wA
which am acquainted for the purposes fol hch they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially is an IT,
versa Panacea for local pains have also found IT
excellent local application for Sprans and Bruises. 1t su
universal satisfaction wherever used.
s. S. OSLIN, NJ. D.
The following commentator is from an agent residing
Trenton Tennessee:
Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn, Nov. Z 1872
Messrs Scovil & Mead-<Gentlcmen: The Hebrew FaaH
is becoming popular in this section. here is lady in Ills
county who she would be without this Plaster
five hundred dollars year. She afflicted for
with enlargement of the SPLEEN which gave her CnE
deal OF pam. The swelling and pam had nd u NJ All
to the ampt, and occasionally she could scarcely breath
She was confined for considerable Time, during hCh t
was attended by best physc ans but hey cav
her relief. She procured box Of the Hebitw PIas
and relieved her almost mme daey. These facts YOU .,
at liberty to you think propeI=they subsidiaries
true. Respectfully, yours &C., -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854
SIMPSON q BRO,
I1fNO
GIN, IL the Golden Lock I4nohnuIe Va

Sign Of the Golden Lock. Lynohburg Va.
NAfE ate now opening. IN nddH"n Ia our iormer ne"
w stock "A yors inrfr assortment of HAEbwARF,
CurLruY. Guks. ffsrDls, SAbDIFHYs fLATED dnops,
fLnnR GA. L Loris Hogsc h,cpng A,tic'es BHAit0R
Natsrioi, anil 1oois N poH pt,y @iscrP'toa, among
which are mnnynrticcs i-t introduced mt arket ia
m'l.
We Galtcr nuIseyr, We Gun eNhibtfo the public gem
erliy uG1 those who will favor ith examination
greater variety. htupcuorjIy Of suIe aud quulity oil
gods 49, uf.frd IN his isurrnsscd Ia any market
Cur goods urc al ncs mi must desirable, mud vii
br odd reasonable profit, only 10 all WIN ill give
call "nrru-t with Their orders, which vii re
ccive uu4 br-t nui prnnpr attention.
Merchants md otbers holg largely will be charged
a sunni uigHurp unIf. 10 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth



YJNHE beautiful and tavorc steon'baath e. =
l. AUGUSTA under the command OF Aslnass-H
Capt VIM. c. Smith, So long ard h,vnrHbs known IL
the travelling community the Potomac aud james
River. is running the Inc vim Port Nnl
thai and rs furnished viii LIFE BOAA
Life Preseryers torce Eumps, and ali the a rHncc,
squired by Act of Congress Tho safety fnss
-sngers.
The Cars running H. heNon With The A. usia fem
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Peler .bug Depot
every Monday, Wedne-da and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond. 10y the Packet Bonts
have but few steps 10 walk to thu Cars
The Cars runnii from Petersburg city Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sumo
days above, alta NJ, from the Depot OF the Apo
mattoK X. 90, thus giving passengers opportunity
TO go from Lynchburg either by the Packet Bone or
Danvile Railrohd Richmond by we % tao snetl,
Side Railroad to Petersburg and nom he.e morn
ing to Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leavc Norfolk In" alter
nstedays. viz Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays,
50
The Augusta will stop at Old Point, both gong n i
returning regularly throughout thr Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point - 90
Fare between Richmond, Coko's Rings Mill ind
Children over three years aud not twelve
years Of age, hnlt price.
Meals,each, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 so
Servant through, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Servants to any point on tferiver,.-..-...--- 90
Meals, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 %
jun o6-dSots THOS DODAMEAD. Nurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL.
CITY FURNITURE wARE-ROOns
Opposite the Nor ell House,
I,nchburg, Virginia.

rs'HE subs ribrr IN commencing the business ct u
rev yeur hegs Ieavs To return ere thanks 10 his
old friends md customers Tor the IN engagement and
.upport he has received their han1s 5l years,
and respectfully -olei Continuance oi the isors in
future plrueng himself that pnins siall he spared 10
give satisfaction all Not having reduced the IN 'nu-
fact,ring department of my business the asst yenr thu
depro-. ed atc Trade u eit hnnd the nrsrs ana.
most ,plrriid .tocs ut mud u>li. unlr furnitur
1t nay .wn uauut, turo cyer b"iorc exhibited IA tbs
ri, --stuLIn as yy,iy article IT Housekeeping, from
the Xii, hen tire nr, m h. laiu"st AM ;h'ae't
TO the finest manufactured. He earnestly invites an IN
.pecrirn OF h Grsc Hoi beautiful assortment Of Rose
wood and Mahogany fufai.me fro RIl"l~ii I" pur
rhn,c rron,s ~ lduccu enls ver hcot" offered Ia
his market Al work ordeie t,ou tbs House war
ranied To give -s,tt-loctrou ~ 40 sal7.
Han and S,urk NuroH.-es ndt 10 order al the
-horost notice auI ~ enc must rra,ont'e trIm-.-
Mahogany and Wa#pt Cufbo> and ul-tisht Meta'ic
Burial Cuse-, lrli,lli ~ tim :, day or night, aud
ut greatly reduced p4l.n. ~ WINSTON.
n. b. ! law upI oil1rd iohn II. { Winston my
alcrt for the settlement and c,e'ilon Of nv bon l.
hotrs anI arcoH.t-, ug lotbe 1T laruary, 1870 All
persons in "bted IN ne respectfully requested 10
srtle my ding 6ebl. aid accounts M Il he
closed Up that tine with, ut dcIay. W.
pan 10 dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticfes.
rINflE subscriber offer. III, trade large AMI Na'd
L stock Of Earthcnwarc, China aud Ill is tn" pat
terms Of which WEIR selected by hinsef in person.
Having xpcrc zee of many yeats in TIL parti'nh'
business be feels great confidence "a .iai'1e lint IN POM
of price and quality, it will compare hsolaby with any
other house in the trade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins aud Ewcrs Jugs, Ten Ware, etc
Hue Print. Flowing md tnncy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert SETS
Do do do Ten and Tplet sets
Do 10 do Pitchers and Nases
Gold BIND do of above variety
Nhrta Chipa do ni aLo,r variety,
Common Ware Of every Description suitable ior
wtole.aling which be oilers upon such terms for e"h
NJ cannot fail tn please
Enc Mantel Pier and Toilet Glnsges
flac Ivory Table Cutlery. MATTERS anl Brittana Ware
Safety. aud other tlnid and Solar Jumps
al9s, Ware IN every variety.
Al lie ask. /. ral and hc feels assured hisPrices
III rive satisfaction.
liz packrri. one &c he best in The tnde
Stone Ware at Factory rrise-.
sep Its JAS u. IS EVANS,
No. II Main street n shmond. An.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery. Guns SaddleIy, House
Furuisline Goods &c. &c

HaIdwa1e, OuLeIyi OuIb, sodtluItIy, IOUst
Furnishing GoodB &c, &c.
ItREGDHA n ROY ALI having determined To mike
~ acHaare N their business, will oner hom to day
lie larp.zrHud desirable stock Hardware Cut
l, DC b. fore offered ia tins market, great
- reduced pieces Tor cash. Many ARTICLES nj and bior
terdlpg To close up the.f dizziness ms speedily az
pn.blo. rcy cordially invite ali indebted the old
rouceru II Gregory \ Royal aud the ate oil
Gregory, Ro,ali & simpson to pay aP "a longer ndnt
rruea cannot be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
FAMILY GKoCEisY.

TINIlE FAMILY GROCERY. !. nov Vel
L supplied w,th the following iurcic.:
4 nice lot al New Bacon. Smoae Beef
Beef Tongues. Salt Beet. snd
Any qual,ts OF Iri, r"totors,
on,on- Tarnps. Cabbage. Dried Apples, &c All
d which will be sold Low Tor cash.
!. II. SOLOMON
y IA tr~ hoesAea3, ,fti, brxr Aahrsrif. Cn,f
! tor .nr. ,.. 10 II =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
nuE HIGHEST PREMIUM
PIANOS. GUITARS. NhOnlNs. a 9


nAlNE n CHRlSIIAN hive now Ia .iofe enc
Il assortment Of Pianos, very benuti.ul. upd
amorg them Ia with Colcuans Eoan attachment,
and several second Land piano=. ut v.ry low prirca
Good supply OF Gutats, AT prices ringing tfom 10 $50
Also, full supply Of Noliua and Flutes
They would chll particular attention Their Pianos
which warranted IL be equal my. i'lcnsc call
and examine the Assortment. 1a26.is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
MERCHANDISE,
cECOND suPp.y or NEW GOODS

y The suHscuh.r- 4fe uow opening t"t i"sitt''h
their SECOND oUfFLi OF reasonable G'oh-, feeenl-
~ purchased b, their senior Parthcr ~ Ne" "Iht
Itch added q their September purchase. nhN"s men
stuck yefy iu and o me must attractive ever r,ei
IN tins marh embracing ali eu"a"si styles OF
DRESS GOODS. j. Silas, >uflps Va eucia- Moasltn,
Mrrinos 6c Ledies VelVc' Satin aud Cloth CIeakS y
ralmas frctch EubroIdrr es1n great ynfiet, amon2
which aie extIa tich scts ut Maltese Lace and hn'ih
sleeves "a Colllrs. general assortment al C!ui-,
Gas.mcre- ana Nrsfiugs To- gentlemen. sHvy stnch
81 Servants Goad-, such fuIlcd Liascys. SHaines
Plaid Lindscys aud Blankets. Carpel,, Rug, Crunb
Cloth, mud boo -Mats. Iu.ether Rigb all goods he
I5ueing tJtbe Dry Goods ua5r, uuHy Ut which hdRe
bcca purchased fpr much c., than they could rave been
had curly tine .ea.uu M I which they are deter
mined sell low. aud oy ak examination Is nIi
thew ask 10 insure sntIst otiun#
nov l3-dts JOHN T. DAVIS \ co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
Bush Mountain Nil! SloueS.

N|E mNe no" an tau and ar a#e,>iN ptir of these
w superior VI IL STONES. luo-, IA would d.
wei Ia ttlI ,nou. LEE n JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

AND NEW -IVNN FAINE TS---TNT- NoN .f's4.''
fulne line l. roaro-ri of The following vessels, at
.as from Nr..Nor. every thrcc days. All owned IN
the cry of Richmond. viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

RAlEOAD Hay. mud coal SCALES, set jnnny
pm .JDl' cauntrs, ht short notice.
{. &. LINERMORE TrareHmg 4gnt.
mn -, t}uo
yepo,y on honl an assortment Of the uboye Sscoc
VII / va sell at Factory prices
A b RrCKER, Ae't,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

'GAND, Sss ANO. In cons, qurnt, 81 the IL
Ia ,iucou made b, tin prruvau A senl IN thr price
II tunuu, Will tn,e ont uur stpcN Mt 3a3 2OnO
H., CASH. Thosr IA Wuot vii p3ea4r call soon as
aIr 4 lnniltt s smoiL ". T. ANDEkHON& co.
4,Dpt4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

" Wine ofthr most approved Brtnls uaya,iri. j
PIN and quurt b,ttior, f4r ,ale ~
dec l. FE < JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

NEWARK CIDER.-10 bbl.. Newark Cider,
i lust received on consignment. which We VIII sell
4 ow ian oOts WM. r ANDERSON a. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
Something Superior.

NcCoRkLE g. JONES' vii have. in alew day..
M 90 cases that celebrated -. G. Stick Lc1ricc
90 do do. " Nnss do,
To which they iLvi.e thcntrcntiou OF manufacturers
may 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-30

Nail Mahomed, will invade the Crimea BY
way Of Anspa and the Sea Of Azof
FRANcE.-The speculation still exists in
regard 70 the Emperor's visit to the Cri-
mea. It is said that Earl Clarendon had
persuaded Louis Napoleon from bis project.
AUsrRrA.-A daughter was born to the
Empress of Austria. on the 5th.
Observation-Disclosures had bro
ken out in the Canton of Sicino The diff
6culty is between the Federal commission
and the citizens Of the Canton. -
BELGIUM The political crisis continues,
and the country is vet without ministry,
DENMARK.--The King Of Denmark was
dangerously ILL.,
The London Morning Herald says" We
have most excellent authority for stating
that The French Emperor had remoustrs-
ted against the committee for inquiry into
the conduct of the war, and that be has
said, in the event Of the committee coniinu-
ing to set, the armies Of the two countries
cannot act together. although they may act
for the same object. In order. therefore,
W SohSiy bOuiS NdpOiSOut HAuOub dlulOlug
the English people, dissolution of Parlia.
ment will, it is said, take place Immediately" :"
II is not known whether the recent visit
OfEsrl Clarendon to the Emperor Of the
French had reference to the above matter
or not.
Lord Lucan has been denied q court
martial. and is, to all appearance, an ILL.,
used man.
The Roebuck Committee is proceeding
with their Investigations. A number Of
witnesses have been called upon 10 testify.
Apprehensions are felt that another Kaf
fre war is about to take place, and the Gov
ernment is taking active measures to avoid
it il possible.
The Atlantic saw the Asia on the 1oh inst.
of Ormshead, bound to Liverpool.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-30

If the Know Nothings are, as the editor
Of The Democrat charges, a secret society,
bound to secrecy BY oaths, the editor knows
he is publishing what is not true. or else
the revelations Of perjured scoundrel, not
worthy to be believed under oath. He
must have poor idea of the sense of bis
readers if he suPPoses they will pay any
serious attention to such stuff
But I Just now think of the election in
New Hampshire. where Know NOthings
were exposed for months in the same fash
ion, and :he result induces me to stop all
fault 6nding and say, go on. neighbor, in
your well doing. You put down the senti-
ment that americans should govern Amer-
cat Bah! as well might you stop and
roll back the mighty, swelling spring.tide
Of the Mississippi with bullrush. I