davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
DOHNs LIBRARIEs-NEw VOLUMES

DOHN's LIBRARIES-NEW VOLUMES
I'D Thi Dsy received: ..<.. IN. --,,,. .o.,,
/. HISTORY or TIE DOMINION OF THE ARABS
Tr,nssled from the Spanish Of Dr. A Coude BY Nh Jon
Foster Vol competng the work. with cOpious In
de1 Lc. STANDARD hbrsryl 81.
IL THE WORKS OF THE Rr. HON. EDMUND BURKE.
Vol s. speeches, Political MiscelG1es, &el tBOhns
British Classics 81.
Ill PAINTERS OF THE DUTCH AND FLEMISH
SCHOOL
classified Synopsis of-hef Scholar, lmaiors and Anal
osts, including account Of the E4ry German Matters
by George Stanley. iSeentifs Library 81 -
The Trade supplied BY
BANGS. BROTHER Co, No. - Psrs.row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
CHAPTER

Esi-red seeorsns Of coss-. RosssT
Bsssu ne Ciefi. Ofc- Of the D..tost Court So tie
southern Distract of YEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
5tationerp ano fanfp 0coos.
fine ARTS.
Nrm Publications.

ITO CHRISTIANS and all INTERESTED IN
Il the THINGS Of the KINGDOM OF You VI. DC
gratfed II you obtain The LOVER OF ZION. NO AS nov
You may have by sdins ms i've cent piece er ~
letter stamps hyou Sc ad me heen cents or I'VE etIs
your and address plainly. Certain stcles "a .. paper
III publisher thus: II. HEYES, " 1rtford Conn
In NewYork City The page, can be 2eSsnsd rom az
Sgd-st. and froca NJ FLAKE, Travelling Agen,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
Gprrial Notices.


For the West.-Ths MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION
Vii meet Union Buidinss, No l6S BOgery, on TUESDAY
FNFNING o'clock. Az who dese the best Land e : -
Per credit invited % attend ln-
t-festins addresses may be expected
Yale College Clnss Of iS32.-An adjourned meeting
81 hcmfef Of tho Class q 1872 VIII be held ~
R-~.Hsveb on WEDNESDAY, July Is, at p NJ, a. the
toO-s Of the Class-seeretsry
Yale College.-Meeting Of the Glass of iSf5.-The
heir DeoeDua Anniversary on
WfDSES DAY, July - The hour and place q meeting VII
- "a 49, ettorE IN
July - II EDWARD oLMsTEAD, Secretary.
Tn,on q olIrge-Clnss Of IS8J.-The members Of the
Css are invited 20 The College The l5h inst the
TvsENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of ihoir GRADUArION
JAMES NICHOLS, c,,,,o,es
HENRY BELDEN, Comm
Ast III ous
II % per Day. -
Teachers of Public schools may during vacation, iLo.
probably by Learning MIR. WOODS
tsufitu system Of SWITCHING and MONOCdkOmAltC
PAINTING NATURE ~ whom hs tuition will b
greeiiy reduced OiheT pupils as usual Apply al his resi-
dence, no. 81 tth-dv
Pmigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
3. Renewed 10. q Canast the corner Of Centre
,nd Csua-ss k-y-YOrk The Office il established BY the
Commissioners q mis- ration where always be found age
nashers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS AZ very low rates
and persons have their orders SLED BY writing 20
n Superintendent and sending the 70
ra Of the parties required No fees charged 20
gcSers JANIS I. FAoAN, suPerlntenaeel.
TO Nervous sufferers.-A retired Clergyman, restored
few days eer many Of great nervous suffer
Ies anxious known the Of VIII seed
tfree) prescription used. D 10 Rev. JOHN NJ.
bAGNALL, No g fultoe-st., 5Toosiyu' n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

DLAC WELL ON TAX TITLES
ID TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
D. B. COOKE CO.,
WHOLESALE RoOgsELLERS AND PuBLisHrBs,
No. lS5 LATEST. Chicago,
Would call The attention OF Members Of the Bsr new Legal
Work which in the Of publication, entitled
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
POWER TO Sc L l. A - ID
FOR THE NON.PAYMEST OF TAXES ASSESSED
THEREON
Embracing the Decisions Federal the Supreme
Courts Of every State In the Uuin.
BY RoBTRT :. BLACKWELL ESD Of The Chicago Bar.
One vol 5vo. about 7to PAGES. Price IS So
We most respectfully submit the worn the Profession
6eo that Win prove acceptable treatise, and valuable
gentleman In poiEt
chsncAl safely that II win supAs any
legal vork 81 issued, East west
We shall be pleased be favored with early order 30 the
which will be sent BY express mail 70 al Perts Of the
United states Address d. 3. COOKE 4 Co.
No. iS5 LATEST, Chicago.
- Specimen sheets Of the work orvArded address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
OOKS for he s L NJ VI T. K -
ID ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY
DO YOU REMAIN IN TOWN.
nd RooLa ed IA

~ Ii Z + X + VI A n -
II there any Representative Man in whom the nobsr
qualities Of Humanity largely developed than in
smother, IL is
T VI y X + A n
Of Americas ready spend time exhaust strength
nd life In unged for the good Of Others friends
and foe se The unwrtten deeds Of noble prompting per
formed by this a1brd the splendid material for the
bookmsker for the first time embodied In beau
tuy written work by popular author entitled las the most
Characteristic OF tie hero)
T III l. l. X T. NJ a ~
book destined intense interest and meet greater
sale than The Lampigher," any similar publication.
One large svo volume beautifully illustrated. Pnce 81
VIII not be the trade unless ordered Orders allied ia
rotation. Mailed, post free, on receipt Of price.
Ross, JONES TOUSEY. Publishers,
No los NAssau-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
fost ano foun0.

1 OST-A small sum of MONEY, two parcels
H BILLS Of Honescae B4nk and Union Bank, Dover in
Was between Boadst and the American Exchange Bank
reward of no will be paid II is left The Tribune
Ohice or at the Office Of & +. w THW NC o W.lls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

xXYANTED-By respectable Protestant Scotch
w on .itus ion a. NURSE or CHAMsERMAlo. Ca
he wei. recommended from her ls-t psee City eierence Ia
guire No ll2 Esst 2st between "a aad Sava Can %
lAep W days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
"A. n. PURDY. Man

IN .s- aud Propri-tofDre Circle q cepis Pit IA cents;
Qrche,trn Chnirs cents Doors open e ccocsi pe'cy-
auces commence A. 73.-THls EVENING. WACOUSTA, o.
Tuc INplAN Cuksf-Rc ginald Morton, (Wacouss) MI j.
r Sodt Wcanssta Ma II r. Nichols. After which, Hlngs.
rae Poks NJ Ne Louie Teson Dance " Essence Of %
x1rsn Mr. Mer Sexfo' With Banjo ACCOM- anuent by H.
PsTker Followed by CONFINEMENT vs.. RICHES. Dance,
GaIy O-en' Mdle. Louise Iagioni To conclude with
HOLE IN THE w ALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws.-Perma.

i nent enlargement Of THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON
NEWS 70 tro v hole sheets containing 70 e5aInns
NOTICE TO SUBS -RIBERS.
In consequence Of the reges o. h NewPsge stamp N In,
NEWS that the Of that paper will be doubled
and will consist IN future Of whole heels 81
every A the removal OF the stamp will the
per Pc sing through the English Post Once and viii
ADD itonsl charges for carriage, &c, the undersigned
SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENTS for THE ILLUSTRATED
LONDON NEWS in the UNITED STATES, respectfully no
ty subscribers that the subscription price Of THE ILLUS
TRATFD LONDON NEWS from the lst Of July, 1885, nclud-
ina AL extra Supplements large Prints &C., vii be Sl2 per
snnuua, or s6 per half year, paid IN sdyan e.
WILMER g. ROGERS,
Foreign Newspsper Office No ~ Nasseust New York
New.Y0rk, July, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
NEW BOOK by DE QUINCEY.-
~ THE NOTE BOOK OF AN ENGLISH OPIUM



! vol. l6run. IS
CONTENTS:
THREE MEMORIALS MURDERS.
TIE TRuE RELATIONS The BIsLE TO AERELY HUMAN
SCIENCE.
LIrrpARY History THE EIeHTEESrH CENTURY.
THF ANTIGoSE SoPHoCLEs.
lHE MARQUIS WELLESLEY.
MILTON SoUTHEY AND LASDoR
CLASSIFICATION fSGLIsB History.
FERIPATETIc PHILosoPHEk.
On SUICIDE.
SUPERFICIAL KNOWLEDGE
ENGLISH DICTIONARIES.
DRYDENs HE&1sricH.
PopI's REPORT UPON ADDISON.
The wit The hunor the logic the eann and The snowledse
Of life which De Quincey displays 10 The Note Book make
him ofthe fascinating writers Of the age the Tines
One Of the best If not the best yorne Of this most
brilliant series OF De Quncey's writings" Poet.
The great and GROWING glory Of De Quincy that mastery
the English which made call aim the great
est Of prose wreTs the English language hs been writ
ten Of nothing comparable his style In splendor
variety dioustc richness aud grscen the qualities OF
style considered purely FORM and without reference 70 com
position. any dies TO what cur language capable
Of let him study De Quincy LONDON Leader
TICKNOR FIELDS Boston
The trade supplied BY EDWARD p RUDD, No. 10 Anus.
New-1ork.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
MORIZ STIEBLE SONS, Brnkcrs,
1.-THE SPECTATOR. !"

AwEEKLY Journal PUBLISHED AT wA' HNGTON CRY.
IL undersigned propose to commence about the tirst
oil June next, in the City OF Washington, the publi
cation Of weekly to be called tho Spectator.
designed for general circulation the people OF the
United States. its columns will contain full jigesisi
the news of the day, IUr.ign and dcmc]ticj weekly
review OF finance aud the markets synopsis oil The
proceedings Of Congress during ITS session. tables oI
election returns, the important political action of State
legislatures party conventions interesting mis-
cclan and scientific matter ariIcIes ON agriculture;
with articles upon the caolng opicso;
the day Much vaiuabc inf rnatOn relative 10 the up
cratoms Of the Executive Departments oi tie Govern
ment together with The week. St VI new Pvtens. III
be found in it's columns lur:c portion OF its rPacs
will be devoted light literature, original aud sclectes.
It's location as the p0c. ceHtre o. the Union, will al
|ortuntcs always to procure the latest iniOra
ton public II IRIS.
Il il the intention Of the undersigned Ia make the
SScctator acceptable visitor 10 every hOnsc ia tho
Union and il will fore not assume any occasion
tho position of partlZan pap'r, nor VIII II owe ahy
allegiance to men entertaining fixed and decided
views questions of political ccon"niy, aud upon our
system OF government it VIII disseminate and pTOfnul
gate them as occasion may requiTe-always keeping
carefully iii view the Interests OF the country grow Ing
out OF I,,rcign as well aE domestic aH.irs
The will be printed ~ qGarto fnI on good
pa per md new type cl number cOta lining eight pc
yes OF matter making volume annually of 81 pdgrs.
Each volume viii bc accompanied by full and c0ns-
pctc index its contents, thus making II most yslnu
bic paper for preservation and feiercncr IL will s
payable always in advance. No paper viii be continued
hey ond the time for which il is paid
All subscription and communications on businrHs
should be addressed to the undrrsign~d at Washington
DC. AUG. J.. HARVEY 90.
= Washington City. May p, 1855. Is
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
Carolina Female College,

THE Exercises OF this Institution will, by De-
vine permission be resumed Tuesday, 9th Of
OCTOBER, and continue without any stated vacation
until the regular commencement III June.
No new cases OF malignant disorder have &C,
CURED since the suspension in August. and we
trust that our Patrons, and all disposed to sustain
the College, will feel assured that nothing
ted with he locality, with the management of
the officials Of the INSTITUTION, could have induced
the Disease which invaded circle.
We must encounter disease in some form every
where and must xpect rhrI in some instances
II will prove fatal and we believe that all our
Patrons, and all the Students who have attended
this College, will confirm The statement that better
attention in every respect, could not be paid 10
the sick.
I. r. WALSH, President
Sept. IL. 1-3w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
ss-YHE ETAITIMCR. ="

In making this announcements, am aware that
pro- to engage in enterprise not tree from dItc
ties but these will cndeavor to provide against; by
curing Subscription List that WILL place the paper be-
yond the reach of failure. South Carolina richly
support her Capital, leading Literary and Political
Weekly Journal. and to her people now issue this
PfoSp .cuS feeling assured the enterprise will be
tanned. and that they will supP"rtA Home Journal at the
character Of that now proposed. AS
LITERARY JOURNAL,
For The home circle, The Examiner will he con-
Quoted with view TO render il al least equal 10
any ever published at the South. The choices!
selections of English and American Literature
will be made for lis columns and number OF able
Contributors will he secured. | will endray"r, IN
This department, to make it journal worthy ii
the patronage and steady support of the people OF
this State and OF he South. Asa
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
The Examiner will abide by the old land marks
of the STATE Rights Democracy. independent OF
narioral parties. will take stand as faithful
cu-opp raur in the great work OF maintaining South.
e-n Rehrs and promoting Southern UNION. IL
will be the organ Of no political party-he expo
nrnt OF no political creed-which has not Tor one
of its ca rdnn! principles s',he Equ'ty OF The South
in the Union. or Independence OUT OF It," This is
no new faith but which South CAroiina has
long and earnestly contend d Tor.
NEWS JOURNAL.
The Examiner will contain the latest News
Foreign and Democratic, received Up to th" hour
of publication. 1t will give u and correct Mar
ket Reports and Prices Current. Our readers in
me country may rely on strict attention being paid
To this important feature ri newspaper. l. will
give full and accurate reports of the Proceedings
of the Legislature and "f Congress. and the acts
aud doings Of the various political organizations.
All news worth giving to its readers will be care.
fully cued for its columns.
SIZE AND STYLE.
The Examiner will he oil toe larges, Week
" Journals in the Souhrrn States, printed with
nes and elegant type, on fine whi'e paper. and
issued in larg. qunrio form Of eight pages. con-
raining fOrfv Columns of Interesting reading mat
ter. /; uIlI be the handSomest paper ever pub.
iishrd in South Carolina.
have lhus given outline Of the principal
features of the Examiner. CrrolinianS OF 'he
peope of The South ought 10 need u" further APP
peal in view OF the present aspcG: OF lnlIclca a.
fairs TO induce them IN sus'ai" with vignr and ef.
icieDcy their own Press and Literature.
TERMS.
Tive Dollars rer annum, payable in advance.
The first years payment will be required on the
receipt Of the first number Of the paper, which will
he issued so soon AS | receive sufficient number
Of subscrihers To ensure IFS success. Send for
ward vonr namcs.
HE PostmasIers who will be so kind as TO for
ward me names OF subscribers will confer favor
and will receive a copy OF the Examiner without
charge Address me al this place.
VIM. B. JOHNSTON.
Srnt 4-6
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
PROSPECTUS
n. CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

THE North Carolina Annual Conference of the Meth
L odst Episcopal Church South having de- ermined to
issue weekly paper bearIn the above name, the sub
cri ors are authorized TO issue this prospectus.
1t iuten ed to publ Family Newspaper, which,
while 1t shall be iglous in tone nd sentiment, and
the doctrines and usages OF the Methodist
hurch shall lie devoted to al tie interests of NORTH
CAROLINA. And furnish tie Igence for every class
of readers In size and appearance, tie new periodical
to equal TO any our church papers, while 1t Will
supass them all in adapt dnpss to the wants OF our peo
pie. The entire neffcency of the existing Advo-
cates to the necessities of poslton forces us TO
the pblicato OF our own paper and we conlederatey
expect the hearty cooperation of the members OF our
Church in all parts of ate and conference and
hope make the paper interesting and instructive
as to attract patronag &c from the public generally.
The Advocate Wi! be published at ST., 80 year, and
the first number will be issued early practicable
after the session of Conference. 1t : believed
that the pub will be commenced the LIST day
of Janu IS 8. 1t is desirable that large as sub
scr pton possible be obtained before the Conference
aDd the Ministers and all others interested In the enter
prise respectfully urged TO and forward the
names and addresses subscribers particular aten-
ton being paid correctness in writing the names of
persons Postofices and Counties. Those who have
opportunity of subscribing through the agency of our
ministers may write directly TO Rev. Wm b. Fell, Fay
cttrviIie. n. c.
The payment will be expected upon the issue of the
number. The location of the publishing office will
be determined at the session of Conference.
NJ II. ID. WILSON,
WM. +. PELT.,
Il. Z. HELM, }Com.
WIN. CARTER,
W. BARRINGER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
TIE
SGlKNYzElG AMERaGAN.
ELEVENTH. YEAR.
Splendid Engravings and Prizes.

Splendid Engravings and Prizes.
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL VOLUME r
this useful publication commences on the 1 III day
OF September next.
The Scientific American" Is an illustrated II.
rlodical, devoted chiefly TO the PRONUNCIATION Cd in
formation relating 10 the various Mechanic and
Ch-WGc Arts, Industrial Manufactures. Agricnl.
sure. Pa,eats, I0Vea'ious, Engineering Mhiwork,
and all interests WATCH the light Of Practice.
Se-pcr is ca 1cHIated 70 advance,
Reports of u. s. Pasehts grani'd are also CHh-
l;Shed every week. including Official C,pes oil oil
the Patent Claims, together with news and infer
nation upon thousands OF Other subjects.
The Contributors 10 the Scientific American are
among The most eminent Scientific and practical
men OF the times. The Editorial Department Is
universally Acknowledged TO he conductd with
great ability, and to be distinguished, not only for
rle xcfIIence AID uruhfuness OF tie discussFuos,
bat for the Irarlessness with which trrur IS conf.
batsd add false theories are exploded.
Medicines, inventors, Engineers, Chemists,
Manufacturers, Agricuurists, and people at every
profession in life, will find the ScicoliGc Amests
can To be- Of great value in their respective CALI
ings. lis counsels and suggestions will savs Ihr'1
hundreds OF dollars Annually, besides atiording
rhen, con,inua source Of knowledge, the cxpcr.
Ieuce Of which is beyond pecnniary estimate.
The Scientific American is published once
week every number contains right large qnario
pages, forming %nnuay complete and splendid
volume, illustrated with several hundred original
-ngrnvIngs.
OF Specimen copies sent gratis.
o. TERMS.--SIngIe Subscriptions. So year,
or 81 for six months Five copts for six months.
81 for a year, So.
For further Gle rates and for stdemt Mt of The
fourteen large cash prizes Offered by the publish.
ers see Scientific American.
Southern, West, rn and Canada money, or Post
Office Sumps. ,nkcn Mt par Tor subscriptions.
I.ltrrs should be directed (post paid) To
MUM s. CO.,
1913 Fulton Street, ". I.
o. Mcssrs. Mum g. Co. have been, for many
years. extensively engaged in procuring patents
for inventions. and will advise 'nvrniors,
without charge, in regard TO the novelty OF their
improvements.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital 100000, FL

Capital 14,OOO,OOO, Els.
THIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, md
| will be drawn III different prizcs us follows;
II Of $4,000 Els AS of 1000 Els
~ of 50 OUO Fls 90 of Is 900 Fls. OF 10000 Fls
SIS of 1900 Els. 40 of 5 900 Els. Of 1900 Fla
80 of 1000 Els. 3G6 of 900 Els lO4l of 200 fIs
&c. &c. &c.
The lowest prize being ~ Florcna.
IL Fiorcns equal to Eve Dollars.
The Drawing takes place at Carlsruhe, underth s
Direction of the Baden Government on the 5Ist Augnsi
1855, when every drawn number must obtain one 0 The
above mentioned Prizes which will be paid ia cash, OF
the office OF the Undersigned Those fortunate Share
holders siding spot, will have their amount
of Prizes gained paid to them through an established
Bank. The Lists othe result will be seat To each
Shareholder and the successful numbers published IN
the Newspapers.
The Price of Tickets ~ Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taking nuni-
Der of Tickets. viz
IL Tickets only S2) 80 Tickets cost only $50.
90 Tickets only 40 100 Tickets cost only $50
The Price tor Tickets be sent in Bank Notes or
Drafts, payable in any OF the commercial towns OF GeI
many, Holland, France England Scotland. or lr"iand
For Tickets and PI o4prctnscs apply to the undcrsigE-
cd Banking house, which is appointed for the sale Vt
Tickets.
MORIZ sTIEBLE SONS. B,nkcrs,
Frankfort on tho Name Germany, .
n. R-Icttcrs be directed per Steamer, via Iv-
crpool" TO MORIZ STlEBLE SONS, Bankers. ia
Frnnkfort-O on the-Mainc.
Rcmittances which arrive after the day OF DTsNingI
will be turned, invested in the next Drawing ~
the option of the sender.
July 9th 1855. low.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02

WE will offer public sale Tuesday the I'd day of Oct
next the residence OF the lae John Z. Penman III the town
of Charlotte all the Real and Personal property formerly
ed by the said deceased CONSISTING OF no Town lots
with and exc. ent dwelling House and all other necessary
out housesand al his Household furniture being OF the very
bes, description. Also will be sold the time and
place all Stock the valuable Gold Mines OF Union
and Mecklenburg Counties.
Sale 10 be positive. Terms made known the day OF sale
Senf IL T-iw ELMS & CALDWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
NOTICE.

4 SUBSCRIPTION OF five hundred thousand dollars hav-
y ing been made TO the Capital Stock Of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Co, and the first ms
men OF two and half dollars per share having been regu
larry paid according the of the Charter notc
hereby that the Books OF Subscription will be closed
Wednesday, day September and genera
meeting The Stockholders will be held Wades6ornueh III
the comfy of Anson Wednesday the Sc day o Octobe
next 1t earnestly desired that all OF the Stock shall be
presented either in person or by proxy. r
Wilmington, N c.. Sept L. 1855. .- Aft
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
Charlotte Saloon.

HAVING bought the interest Of w. w. PlIclaR IN
tho Charlotte Saloon. basement story Vi Spring.
Buildnp few doors youth OF the Charlotte Bank, tho
business will be hereafter conducted in the
MILLER & ORR.
They have Just received and are orcnihs
equaIled variety Of the
Purea and best Liquors,
Wines, Cordials, Porter Ale,
SCARS, OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS, u
that had together with article that j.
qusite refresh and regale the inner man. Theii
FRENCH BRANDIES.
WINE-CLARET. PORT,
MADEIRA, SHERRY, and :,
CHAMPAGNE,
was selected by judge and be confidently recon-
Inended PURE and GENUINE
They have had considerable experience Ia Catering
the public and PROMISE to use every txeTtion to
please those who may extend TO them their Patronage
MILLER g. ORR.
aug II S-u
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-02
CARD.
THOMAS McCANGHRIN,
COTTON BROKER AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
South Atlantic Wharf,

a.
The subscriber takes this method of informing the
public that he has commenced the Cotton Broker
age and general Commission business, will give strict
attention in eecting sales of any produce consigned
him. and forward check for nett proceeds as soon as
collected will also fill their orders for family supplies
y the 10 vest market price with promptness will also
give strict attention TO the receiving and forwarding
goods and produce,
sept. s, 1883. CIV