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PAIN KILLER.
Old Rheumatic Affections
ca BE CURED II TIE
CDiUo iAD PAIN KILLER.

ne5cou urSHY HSsr was oufrl q NEURAL Ella or
>CIATiC RHEUMATISM sfer having been under the
are Of pigs" iaa ~ nsoaths he camp and Pan
krt - tue 'fst shjds HAT afas'i him aly psfiaa
ta.-t rr'irL
DAVID Barker was cnred "a HfiFrNftlt rhfH r.
ff4t KNEE, after three az Eufhays aud n. 10, a ~
- sc slJaeiIg y ~ b'ua q tie tt4 ? ahl Pun
..uiar
T +, Csrrnan suffering from era FP IN rHfLiHbs
MS u his lrgs kactrg Hp IN Tre punches, was
r. -c,' ., t5s Ctapi and PoI kHer Al Gttter tine
lew applications rely curs him II exceedingly
bal RHEUMATIC tFFLt TTeN ~ Thu BACK
\ Young ,aly. fGten ears ef dipghet Of John
s. SA.rsyJn' ~ ths afflicted w!lh
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
sst he reduced Ia ,is s,.se 81 ia gfSTr, ~as clte
b.. tie C5amp aud Plia ktler
Jim Bucktu1a AFTER having safrrc everything hut
5l-sth -fjln RHGE MtrtSN warh scrlroi IA t,ft,aie
8,reas every p-rt u the yojy als eufs y Ss tramp
ant PAIN Killer.
Mrs Davis wa, 6uraJ ty 1t ofTftFot'S COiIc-
:, man 10 Port!asd a7s also cufel ~ :; It" U!idots
collie phen fis lite ~eil niqh te-larci II
HaaJ sd have Deco e..csca ~ II VI n: tipth "rfe
y e b. .if. ana call nr CURTIS : PEesTHS'
CAMP AND PAIN KILLER A. Tiers brtfas ttiS
e+ua 5i~e ltt43tst4as tuec = 2, ., j. - tc.;s
,er bel !e according t. 4i1e.
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Leave Widest .ro' Saturday al IL N;
Arrive at Charlotte next day by p N;
Leave Charlotte Monday al am;
Arrive al Wa9 t-yro' next day by - 10.
5757 From WadrAbofo, by LisIeviIIe and Pee
Dee to Dumas's Store, Is miles and
back, once week.
Leave Wad. sboro Saturday al n;
Arrive al Dumass Store same day by IL IT;
Leave Dumas's Store Saturday a, l pm;
Arrive at Wadr>boro same day By 6 m.
5759 From Albemarie, by Efrd's Mills, Nor
gans Mills. Loves Level, and Garman S
Mills, to Clear Creek, and return by
Row landsvilIc, equal 10 81 miles and
back. once a week.
. Leave Albemnrle Wednesday at pm;
Arrive Cltar Creek next day oy 2 m;
Leave Clear Creek Thursday at p m.
Arrive at Albemarle next day by p m.
$3.50 From AIDc marIe to Swift Island, 8 miles
and back, week.
Leave AIbrmafIe Thursday at loa m;
Arrive at wifi Island same day by p nj;
Leave Swift Island Thursday at a M;
Arrive at Alb marie day by l0.dssR
$3.50 From Chcraw, BY Stew ardsto"n, Rochusg
han. D"ckery's Store, and Bear Branc h,
to McDonald's Mills 90 miles and back,
once a " eek.
Leave Cheraw Thursday at a m,
Arrive at McDouads Mills same day By
6pm;
Leave McDonads Mills Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Cheraw same day by7 m.
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To Messrs ScoviI & Mead, New Orleans,
JEW DAVID's OR HEBREW PLASTER IN MOTT
(AROIINA


Messrs. Seovl & Mead: / have been troubled with =
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years Sn the IL
July, 1919, was so bad that could tuIn myself in b
and the pam SO segeie lhat had not slept wink tqf
days. AT this time my attending physician pescIlbG 2
Hebrew Plaster" ard acted like a charm the pain 4
me- ard slept than half OF the night, ard in thee o.
was able to ride consider the "Hebrew Plaster
best remedy, for all sorts Of pains, in use.
q. w. MMlM
Hendersonville N. C., August 16, 1850
" Beware of counteriets and base limitations! 1T
- 81 The genuine will in future have the signature o.
Taylor on The steel plate engraved label the top Of
box.
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit OF hsr
Gle is III existence.
The genuine is sold only by us ard by agents ape
ed throughout the Southland no pedar is allowed to SCI
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned agana
ing OF any but regular agents, otherwise they will
posed upon with worthless article. sCOVIL d. MBAl
ll3 Chartres ST., New Orleans, Sole General Agents d
Southern States, to whom all orders must invariably
addressed.
OF Sold also by SCARF g. CO., Prchard Cs5sg
Charlotte G. G. Henderson, Lncolnton; Winchester -
Monroe; A. X. Honesty, Shelby J; troneberger o y
Dallas; Murphy & Black, Concord N. &.
December d, 1854 22-6m
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Tomb Stones, Monuments, Slabs,
Gc &c
A New Map of North Carolina.

II HE undersigned preparing, and will publish as
! | the necessary Surveys, &c, can be OBJ
tanned, New, Large and omplete MAP of NoRTH
CAROLINA five by three, we'll engraved and finished
in the best style.
| 1t is admitted on all sides, that such work is a
great desideratum State ard it is in consequence
of the frequent enquiries this subject, that the under
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this kind is that of
McRea published in 1888 ard since then The Counties
Towns, Roads and Post-offces have increased in num-
ber and all works of Internal Improvements, with
small exceptions, been set on foot
| 1t is intended that the New Map, now proposed to
be published, shall contain, accurately laid down, all
the Natural Features of the State, the lnets Harbors
Sounds, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks and Mountains &c.
Also the publicimprovements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plankroads, Counties County towns,
Post Offices Cities Villages, Post-roads and Canals
Colleges, Academies &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer of 1883.
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
In best Style, Gilt Rollers and First impress
sions. $1,000
In Plain Style. Black Rollers, 600
Information from any source, and which may be OF
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
received. All communications should be addressed to
VIM. d. COOKE.
Raleigh, September l S. Sem
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY II, les

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY H. 1855. p
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails Of the U.
l. States from LIST day of July, 1855, 10 3OIh
day Of June. 1852 inclusive, in The State of North
Carolina, will ba received at The Contract Office
of The Post Office Department. in the City of
Washington, until 3. p. M, of 10Th April, 1855,
Ito be decided by the 3Oth April, 1859 on the
routes and in the times herein specified.
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w A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. ~

Read The following testimony from Physician
Genemen-Y our Hebrew Plaster has cuftd me of pas
of WHICH have suffered or twelve Yeas past During
period labored under an aifcton OF my Ions ard SIDE
gesed, but without obtaining relief. At length used "
Plaster and row by good effects entirely cultd.
recommend the Jew David or Hebrew Plaster to oil who
suffering from cont action OF the muscles permanent ia
the side or back.
The people of Georgia have but become acqan'cdv
its when they will use. ours Truly,
NJ. w. Wakes, NJ. D.,
Forsythe, Monroe county, Georga
To Mesgrs. Scov & Mead, New Orleans, La.
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for The annual sum Of

This proposal is made with foil o~edge of
the distance OF the route. the wei CHI Of the mail
10 be carried, and all S,her particulars in refer
ence to the route and service, and also alter fall
examination of the instructions. and require
ments attached to the advertisement.
Dated
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Form Of q 7oyoposal achere no chomee from ad-
ve/ttSenfent as contemplated by tie 6l1!cter.
L., of -, county Of --, State
of --, propose I" convey he mails from July
l, 1865. TO june 80, 1859, on route No,
from - To-, agreeaby 10 the advertise
ment of The Postmaster General, dated january
-, 1855, and by the following mode of convey
aLcr, VIZ:
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ALL KINDS OF PLAIN, FANCY AND or
+ RAMENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
AT THE {" DEMOCRAT OFFICE"
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Terms Of Advertising.

Advertisements will be inserted 81 square for the FIRST
and IS each subsequent insertion square
sists oil thirteen lines less this letter.
reasonable deduction will be made those who adver-
tise by the year.
Double column advertisement will be charged IS 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
rates.
For announcing candidates tor Office 50 in advance
Professional and Business Cards exceeding lines
will be inserted at s. not exceeding square ~
R Letters business must be addressed the Propre
tors, post paid, to ensure attention.
~ Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
TO US do at all times, By mail AID at our risk
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;Ea;I / 3 Y q s. 4 4

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, Go.
Pam in the Sde Hip, Back Limbs aud JOINTS; Scroll
Kings Evil, White Swelling, Hard Iumors, Stiff Jonts az
all fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist
1t has been beneficial in cases OF weakness such as P,
and Weakness IN the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lamnema.
Affection of the Lungs their primary stages II destrg
inflammation by pcrspiration.
James l.. Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina, esih
that by its alone he cured of Rheumatism in boil
of his knees, OF several years Standing.
he following was handed by respectable Physician
Georgia:
Messrs. Scovill Mead Gents: have been using yOr
Liverwort ard Tar Hebrew Paser very extensively in NJ
practice for three years past and it 49, with pleasure thai
state my belief 10 their supeory all other articles,
which acquainted Tor tie purposes for which they
recommended. The Hcbrew Plaster, espe ciay is an L.
velsal Panacea for local pans have also fourd
excellent local application for SPANS and Bruises. A
universal satisfaction wherever used
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The following commentator is from an a. eut les dng
Trenton, Tennessee:

- = IIenton, GIBSON county, I enn., Nov. I, 6!
Messrs. Scovi & Mead-Gentlemen i he Hebrew PAST
is becoming popular in this section. There is lady
county who says she would not be without this Plastri
five hundred dollars year. She afflicted for some
with enlargement of the spleen, which gave her Cd
deal of pam. The swelling and PAM had extended up
the armpit, ard occasionally she could scarcely beaa
She was confined for considerable time during Which 4
attended by best physic ans but thtyCs
her no relief. She procured box OF the Hebrew Iaa
and it eyed her almost immediately. These facts youi
at liberty to use yen think prope-they are subsranl
true. Respectfully, yours, &c.
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q
(Signed)
Form of q GNofaRte

Form Of a Guarantee.
The Undersigned, residing at -, State
Of -, undertake that if the foregoing bid
for carrying the mail route No. -- be ac-
copied by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall, prior to ;4e lst day of July, 1855, or as
soon thereafter may be, enter into the required
obligations 10 perform the service proposed, with
good ami sufficient suretes.
This do with full knowledge of the obi.
cations and liabilities assumed by guaranors under
the 9th section Of The act of Congress of July
2, 1886.
Dated
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New Confectionery and Bakery.
~ &E sLONERGAN

J.. g. E.LONERGAN
JAKE pleasure in announcing to their irieias ano
the public that they have just opened In the mouse
on ain street. doors east OF the American nolei'
Bakery and Confectionery Establishment
Having secured the services OF an experienced paHe
and thorough workman, they are prepared 10 1uTnsh
ssrefa Cakes andRevery thing in their line OF the
most superior description. They have just opened
An Eatensere Vartety Of
WEST GG1L90A FEWlTg5
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES, TOYS.
FANCY ARTICLES Of erery 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 1t.
j. e. F.. LONERGAN.
January 25, 1855. 27-u
N. B. 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. 26, 1855
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Landreth's Celebrated Garden SEEDS

A LARGE and Fresh supply of these long nSs
a Seeds-incIuding Early York, Large York, Di's
head, Savoy, and Flat Dutch Cabbage. CaulihOss
Broccoli, Satisfy, Egg Plant, Okra, Carrot, Iuf'7
Radsh, Beet, &c.
Also, BEANs-ValentIne Bunch, China do, We"
do, Royal Dwarf do, Early Yellow do. ~
PEAs-Extra early, Early Frame, Early Ch n.G
Dwarf Marrow.at, and Bishops Prolific On"
BUTTONS Just received at yar
SCARF g. cos. Drug Store;
Feb (Late Fisher Helnl">
Fresh Supply Just Received,
4 LCOHOL,
n Burning Fluid,
Camphene, No. /,
Turpentine, ~ c.
For Sale at a ~-- So. Esrs ..,sr
Febe 20 Charlotte Drug store
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(Signed by two guarantors. J
Form of Certificate.

Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster of -- Stale
of --, cerli6es, under his oath of Office, that
he is acquainted with The above guaranors, and
KNOWS them 10 be men of property, and able TO
make good their guarantee.
Dated s,.
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/
Canada mails, when offered, to be conveyed
without additional pay also, the route agents OF
the department, for whose exclusive use, while
travelling with the mails, commodious car. or
apartment in the centre Of car, properly Lighted
| warmed and furnished, and adapted TO she conyc-
ut assortment and due security Of the mails is
TO he provided by the contractor, under the drec-
lion OF the department.
4. No pay will be made for trips not performed
and Tor each o: such omissions not satisfactorily
explained three times. the pay of the trip NAV be
| deducted. For arrivals far behind time as to
break connexion with depending mails, and no,
| sufficiently excused, e-fourlh of the compensa-
non for the Trip is subject to forlpure Deduction
will also be ordered for grade OF performance
inferior TO that specified in the contract. For re-
peated deIinquencies of the kind herein specified,
enlarged penalties, propnrtioned TO the nature
thereof, and the importance of the mail, may be
made.
5. orleaving behind or throwing off the mails,
For any portion Of them, for the admission Of pas,
sengers, or Cor being concerned in setting up or
running an express conveying commercial intellI-
gence head of the mail, quarters pay may be
deducted.
g. Fines will will be imposed, unless the den-
quency be promptly and satisfactorily expi aimed
by certificates of posmasters, or the aflidavts OF
other creditabIe persons, for failing to arrive in
contract time; for negecting to take The mail FROM
or deliver it into, post office for suffering it
lowing either 10 the unsuitabeness of the place
or manner of carrying iD to be injured, destroyed
robbed, or lost; and for refusing, after demand,
to convey The mail as frequently as the contractor
runs or is concerned in running, a coach, car, or
steamboat a route.
7. The Postmaster Gene raj may annui the con.
tract for repeated failures to agreeable to con.
tract; for disobeyng The Post Office laws, or The
instructions Of the department; for refusing 10
discharge a carrier when required by the depart.
rnent 10 do so; for assigning the contract without
the assent OF The Postmaster General; for run.
ming express as aforesaid for transporting
persons or packages conveying maable matter
out OF the mail.
8. The Postmaster General may order an in
crease Of service on route by allowing therefor
pro rata increase on the contract pay. He may
change the schedule of arrivals and departures
without increase of pay, provided he does cur
tail the amount of running time. He may also
order an increase of speed, he allowing, within
the restrictions OF the law, pro rata increase OF
pay for the additional stock or carriers if ANY,
The contractor may, however in the case Of ia. :
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is sEereby given to all persons interest.
IN ed, that settlement accounts have been filed
in the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, by
Executors, Administrators ahd Guardians, as fol.
lows:
Benjamin Slime. Guardian of Joel Corrent. first
account: .
Mark P. Patton, Guardian cf Joseph McF Fadden's
heirs, final account;
Charles Algeo, Administrasor Of John Algeo. inai
account; salig & &
Thomas McMahcn. ;Administr.tor. of james Nc
Kahn. final account;
David G. Coe, administrators Of George w, Law,
renee, final account;
Jesse Msrshat Executor of William MaTshsI, s.
nal account;
Silas Headiey. Executor OF John Yoho. FIRST &C.
count: at8=e s.
Thomas Nice Caslin. Guardian Of John Fulton, final
ecount;
Frederika Rabel. Administrative Of John Rabei. &.
nal account;
Mary Bowersock, Guardian of John Rucker'l
heirs, final account.
John D. o Conner, Adminst ator of Daniel w.
Clark, final account;
Ehu Upton, Administrator of Stephen Town
James Nestitt. Executor of David B. Patten. FRS
account
The undersigned will examine said accounts Il
the above order. commencing Thursday. Deccm
ber z, 1854. In the meantime they arc subject I,
the Inspection of all pefsoas interested therein.
Probate Office, JOHN w. OKEY,
| Woodsfeid, o., Probate Judge.
Nov. Is. 1884,
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Notice for Partition,

MMAVID PILES, Nancy Cree and Robert
ia y Cree her husband. of Monroe county; and
John G. Piles, Elizabeth Boice and Abraham
Boice, her husband, of Noble county, and Josiah
Piles, William E. Piles, Caiharine Rush, and
Samuel Rush, her husband, Sarah Duyal and
William Duval, her hushand, Delilah Martin and
Sooman r Martin, her husband, lthamor Piles,
Thomas Jefferson Piles. Leander Piles. Eliza Ann
Piles-the last four minors-spd Elizabeth GaiAs-
pie, Robert Galasple, Ebenezer GalasPie, Lydia
Galaspie. George Galaspie and Sarah Gaiaspie =
the last hve minors, aud all children of Mary
Piles, deceased, who -inietmurrfed with Jacob
Gatasple, all OF Belmont county. Ohio. Will
take notice that Petition was flied against them
on the 2d day Of November, A. d. 1854, in the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont county, by
George w. Piles, aud is now pending, wherein
the said George w. Piles demands partition of the
following Real Estate. that is TO say: The south
west quarter of section %, of Township 4, OF
range 8, in the district of lands sold at Marietta
Said land patented to John Piles by James
Monroe, President of the United States, on the
joining the above tract, being part Of section
! 81, township No. 4, of range 8; both the above
tracts containing about l0j acres, more or less,
and also lying and being in York township, Bel
mont county, Ohio. And aso, the following de
scribed tracts of land Iyin., and being in Monroe
county. Ohio, to wit The east hall of the north
vest quarter OF section 8, in township 8, ofraBge
4, containing 70 acres and 52.l00 of acre
And also the east halt of the south west quarter
of section 10. in township g. in range 4, contain
| ing so So 90 acres. Both ahDve described tracts
patented to John Piles by John Tyler, Presiden
Of the United States. on the tenth day of July
1874. AT the time of the death of the said Johr
| Piles he left a widow, Elizabeth Piles, who il
! yetliving and who has released her dower III al
Of the above described tracts OF land And a
/ the next Term Of the Count of Common Pleas
application will be made by the said Petitioner 70
an order that partition be made OF said premise
as above described. GEO w PILES.
VIM. P SIMPSON,,
/ Dec % -fw His Attorney
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Notice in Partition.

JACOB COLEMAN and Mary Ann Coleman
d his wife. William Hsney aud Laney Haney
his wife. George How iler. Jacob Howiler, jos
seph Howier aud Conra ad Howiler will take no.
tice that on the 26th day of December, A.. D,
1854. William Hoppe and Mary Hoppe his wife,
filed in the court OF Common Pleas OF said county
their Petition demanding partition Of the follow.
ing described resi- estate situate in said county, to
wit :sThe north west quarter of section II, town
ship 6, and range 6. containing 60 acres, subject
to the dover Of said Mary Ann. therein assigned;
being the lands OF which Jacob Howiier, Iate oi
said county, died seized. That at the March term
Of SAID court. 1855 the petitioners will ask for
order of Partition. NJ
sHoLLIsTER, OKEY.& H0LLISTER,
Attest: Att'ys for Petitioners.
JAMES MITCHELL, Clerk
Monroe Common Pleas.
Jan. 3, 1855. ssa5sl ssS,3s