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LEATHER.
FRITZ. HENDRY Il co.

No. 90, North THIRD street, Philadelphia.
Morocco Manufacturers. Courers and Impor-
ters of FRENCH CalESkins, and dealers in Red
and Oak Sole Leather and Kipp.
March 9, 1S55-Iy.
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THE SCHooLuAsrEE OF oUE REPUGilC.-Whpn our
republic rose, Noah Webster became ITS school mas
ter. There had never been great nation with u
niversal language without dialects. The Yorkshire
cannot now talk with man from Corua all
The peasant OF the Llguarian APPrnnrs drives hls
goats home at evening, over hills that look down on
SIX Provinces, none OF whose dialects he car speak.
Here five thousand miles change not the sound OF a
word. Around every iFesIde and from every tTi-
buuP, in ever field OF labor and every factory Of TOLL
i heard the same tongue. We owe il 10 Webster.
he has done for us more THAI Alfred did for Eng
land. or Cadmus for Gerce. His hooks have ednca-
ted three generations They forever multiply
ing his Innumerabe army OF thinkers, who Will
transmit hts name from age 10 age.-GkaRces at The
1fefyOuOfiy
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

The subscriber has for rent, Oh ,'a9'' roo1
terms, four BRICK dwelling houses an en;tbrd, :"
repair, handsomely located, aud wen n'''-"
Possession given on the lst OF ApI'l nTnci ITnyS
Bedford, Dec. IS, 1888,
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vi a az Eg LIE I'd:

On the 7Ih inst. at the residence of Abraham I'm
Ter, by the Rev. \. f.. Gds, Mr.. George Stuff to
Miss Caharne lmler, both of Bedford county.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
Before the result for Speaker was announced,
and while the clerks were casting il up. the pri-
vate secretary of the President, Sidney Webster,
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JOHN HAFER.
Reference is made to the

Reference as made to the foliopciag Persons.
D. C. Long, G. B. WiSgarver, Jacob Zim-
mers, Jacob BowSer, Jacob Dunke John Al
stadt, Samuel Imler, Phillip Zimmtrs, Danirl
Fetter, John Fiester, Jacob Yount, VIM. KeetFe,
Asa Sivers, S. Vondersmith, Job Mann, John
Alsip.
Jan. 25. 1856.
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pIcKTNsoN,s coRN-sHELLER.

have purchased the patent right for Bed
ford County, of Dickinson's Patent Corn-Shrl-
Ter, and / am prepared TO furnish every Far
mer with this very useful and convenient ma
chine. 1t comes very highly recommended both
at Pittsburg and New York 1t is not necessary
for me 10 detail its merits. I want every body
10 see the Machine, as it carries with it lis own
recommendations Its price brings it within
the reach of every man. being $40, when de-
livered at my house.
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Mr.. FAULKNER, of Virgiuia, submitted the
following resolution, on which he called for the
previous question:
Resoired, That the persistent adherence Of
the republican party TO the Hon. n. P. BANKS
as its candidate for the office OF Speaker, after
the repeated manifestations by majority Of
the members of this House that he does not pos
SesS their confidence for that station, exhibits a
determination to sacrifice the public interests of
the countryfo The triumphS OF personal and
sectional party, and that the further contlnu-
ance Of his name before this body as the candi-
date of his party for the office Of Speaker Justly
attaches to his supporters the responsibility for
the failure to organize this House.
Mr.. WASHBURNE, of Illinois, moved 20
lav the resolution on the table.
MIR. DUNN. of Indiana. hoped that the gem
tlenan from Virginia would withdraw the reso-
luton.
Mr.. FAULKNER refused 10 withdraw the
resolution. 1t expressed his wishes, and il the
gentleman from Indiana could not stand to it
he did not know who could.
After some further conversation the resolu-
ton was withdrawn.
The House then proceeded to the one hun
dred and twenty-fourth vote for Speaker, with
the following result:
Whole number of votes, 200; necessary to a
oHt al
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TO amonnt ofexpenses including
rebuilding of Bridge over the
Juniatta at Bedford,
Paid for 200 shares Of stock with
unpaid Dividends therein,
Dividends paid during the year,
Bal. in Treasury,
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1-A X. \. AMERICAN Congress has been in
session o9 two months, and not yet organized Al
though these beautiful specimens of ''Americanisn
are recklessIy quanderng hundreds of thousands of
dollars of the peoples money, in playing the fool,
rot single X. n. paper disapproves Of their conduct!
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Chairman County Committee.

nrAn Apprentice 10 learn The Printing bn-
siness will be taken at the office ofthe Bedford
G4zette.
CyWe publish portion of the Governors Mes
sage on the first page. The remainder viii be given
next week.
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Democratic County Meeting !.

The Democracy Of Bedford County will meet,
in Mass meeting, at the Court House in Bedford
on MONDAY EVENING of tie approaching Court
to choose eonierees to meet these OF Fulton and
Somerset TO select Senatorial delegate ts the
next State Convention, and 10 make other ar
rangements for full and thorough organization
Of the Democratic Party OF Bedford County
It is hoped that every Democrat VINO can make
it convenient to attend will d. so. Several
speeches will be made on thu occasion.
JOHN p. REED,
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III, IUI II
6. r. MESSERSMITH,
Treasurer.
Feb. l, 1856.
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Statement

Ofthe Receipts and Expenditures ofthe Cham
bersburg and Bedford Turnpike road compa-
ny for the year ending January 10, 1886
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Jan. II, 1853.
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LIST OF CAUSES

Jan. Is, 1856.
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January 26. The House proceeded 10 vote
for Speaker and the clerk called the roll for the
l25th time, amidst g:eat confusion.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, |
Bed ford, jan. 8, 1896. I
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
WESTERN DE MOCRAT.
soQCHARLOTTE.0 o.

CoxGREss.-So far nothing has been
done in either nou.e ia the way of business,
tie while time since the meeting having
ben taken up with political discussions,
unmir...llv over tire Presidents ne>sa@e. but
r.1llv because the defeated parties wished
t. avail them selves Of their last opportunity
To- vent their spleen. and. perhaps, make a
l.ttle capital We notice that the Herald
si-z,s upon the expression used sone time
since bv Senator BIGGER. Of Pa. who sad
t'rtt Mr. Bu:hanrn desired that the citizens,
of Kansas should settle the future iu>litu-
tons Of their State. with or without slavery,
10 suit Themselves. On being questioned,
Mr. Bglcr said that he presumed that Mr.
b Ichanan. a "A Northern man, would prefer
that the people Of Kansas should decide III
favor Of it being a free State. Sure '.
everybody might have known that. We
here are anxious that the people Of Kansas,
when forming State constitution, should
decide in favor of slavery Are We wrong
in being - docs our being 50 indicate
Willingness "n our part to he UNJUST to
any section: Certainly not. The feeling
in favor of slave State Is natural t" South
ern mcn--in favor of "A free State t"
Northern mcn.- W;Iminytom Journoi.
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John Mckee and Wife ct al.

In this case it appearing to the satisfaction
the Court that John Hoviis and wife Ejizabrtb
Wesley w. Carpenter, Hoyle Wcathcrspoon and
vile Polly, Samuel Mauney, Sarah Maunev,
Christopher Mauney, and two infant Children of
Jacob Mauney and wife Anna all of whom are
non-residents, 1t is therefore ordered that pub
hcatIon be made in the Western Democrat for
SIX weeks that they appear at the next Term of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 70 he
opened and held for the County of Lincoln, at
the Court House in Lincolnton, on the second
Monday in January next, to make defence to
SAID petition, and i'll default thereof, the petition
Will be taken pro confesso as to them and heard
accordingly.
Witness, J. A Huss, Clerk of said Court at
Once in Lincolnton the 9th Monday after the
4th Monday in August, A. d. 1856.
ZI-Ot j. a. HISS Clerk
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Hardware

Shelf Hardware, Iron, Steel. AGRICUI.-
IIGAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. &c.
Paints, Oils, and Nurnlsh, insanity on
hand and !nr sale low by
FISHER, BURROUGHS x co.
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Accounts of the Democrat Office.

hLL accounts due for subscriptions to the
''Wcsteru Democrat" and for advertising and job
work, from the Goth of October, 1893, 10 the 10Th
of S..Jtenbcr loj6-Uhe pclod at which my con-
nccti0n with the Office ccasCd-mUst be pad to
Mr. William J. Yates the present proprietor OF the
paper.
py-Al accounts due for Subscriptions since the
commencement of the paper IN July, 1882, mp to
the 10Th OF October, 1875, mast be pad 10 my
Aren't who will III short time call upon subscll-
bcrs tor their dues. Many OF those accounts are
of TWO, three, and even tour years standing; and
therefore it is hoped those indebted will longer
deter payment either by cash or by note.
JOHN J. PALMER.
Charlotte, Oct. !, 1856.
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WILLIS MORTON, NJ. D.
V. d. MOTT, VI. d.
{. a. DEEELIN. Nj. D.
HORACE WYATT, NJ. ID.
J. B. FRANCIS, N. ID.


New orE, ION August, 1919.
students wishing to perfect themselves in
this branch of Medical Science will frd an
opportunity by joining the class az the Ear
and Eye IUhrnary OF DR.. Ee!acy Lebrunn.
Union Place. C'iniques every Tuesday and
Friday Afternoons from one TIL three O'Clock.
during II. dc i Co..eg. terms
Patients, by sending few particulars OF
their cases, can nave remedies sent to anv
part.
TERMS:-Five Dollars consultation fee
Ten dollars 10 be paid when the hearing is
restored TO its original acutene~s.
Address, Drs. J. DeIacy. LeBrun apd Duf-
ton, Union Pace, New York ,itv.
y. A treatise on the nature and treat
meot OF Deafness and diseases of the Far.
with the treatment OF the Deaf and Dumb
Price One Do lar.
Money letters must he registered by the
Post Master such only being at our risk.
Correspondents must enclase postage for
return answers, the new law Tequ ring pre-
payment of letters.
December ., lS56- ON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
Town Taxes.

DERsONs indebted for Town Tow % l a. Hssn5-5,
ether or all Of the years 1921 anu "
All who disregard this notice, by tan .ofe IN 20
will find their property advertised for fair fair warn
DAVIS from this date. Now. yoa nav 4avsRRis,
ing. J.. Tay Collector
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Mining Ropes.

w. have in store two Coils 3 inch Grass
Rope tisIt viii he sold at New \ urk cost 70
cash, freight added.
FISHER, BURPCCGuS & CO
Ck-riYit,, O,r"b, :, 1855 3m
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Blankets! BlanketsM Blankets!

Fine Bed and Negro Blankets.
Also, Plaids, kcrSeys, and LirscvS, a large
stock at low prices Will be found at
FISHER, BURROUGHS & CO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
State Of North Caro,ine

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
October Session, 1856.
Daniel Mostcler, Admir- of G. Carpenter, deed,
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State OF NJFtFa Carolina.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Co"rt Of Pleas amd Quarter Sessions,
APrH Session, lS56.
j. W. Lowe, Admir-, and others,


Rufus Ballard and others.
Petition to sell Real Estate fur assets in the hands
of the Administrator.
II apprarin" from the affidavit Of Petitioner,
J. W. Lowe. that Rufus Ballard. David ballard
Presley Cox and VIII" EpS"y the d,f,.mdlnrs in
this proceeding, are m"I-r'.>id,ntS of this State
and beyond the ordinary PROCESS ot this Court.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication br made
in the Western Democrat Tor six weeks notify
ing the said defendants that th,.v be. and appear
at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
to b., held for the county Of Lincoln ar the Court
House III LincUu,on, "u tho I'd Monday in Jan
uarv I-I9. then and There to plead answer -
dcmur to PlaIntjh> petition, 81 Judgment l.ro
cOu.Jsso. will hr taken aca,uo; them aud de-
cree made rXpartc according to thr merits Of
Plaintiffs petition.
In testimony whereof, I have this. 4;h Dec.
IS56, signed my name and affixed the seal of said
County.
J. 4. HUSS, ClIk.
BY W. il. CLARK. u. {.
2S-6t
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THE Esd OF DRINKING CLUB.-A
celebrated drinking club. in large town
in the west Of Scotland, which had formerly
had great influence at the local elections, is
broken up. Two Of its members were sent
to lunatic asylum; one jumped from Il
window and killed himself: one walked or
fell into the water at night and was drowned;
one was found dead il public house; one
died of dclirim tr,mcnS; upwards Of ten
became bankrupt; four died ere they had
lived half their days. One, who WAS a
bailie when connected with the club, is at
present Keeping low public house. Such
are few facts, we'll known to those living
in the p.a,i-y.-L;"rpo,i .1D.'on.
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Bctreen Charleston and Charlotte.


On and after the 1st of July, 1856, the above
Rates of Freight will be charged upon all the
Through Articles enumerated. All others will be
charged at the present Local Rates
7. J. SUMNER,
July 10, 80 IT General Superintendent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
NEW GOODS,
At the Charlotte Bakery ~
Confectionery.

"TE respectfully inform the citizens OF Char
w lotte and vicinity, that We are receiving
direct from New York and Charleston, large ana
well sci, ccd stock of Goods, which We are deter
mind to sell as low as they can be had IN FMS
nah KIT. The following consists IN part OF our
stock VIZ: Coif.r., Sugar, MoiaSa'.H, ltIc' Mack
,r,i. IN hts and barrels, Adaman'Inr CahGI"s,
VI ,ckaroni. Table Sdt Powder, Shot, &c, Cur
rants. C!t.on, Raisrms, Prun"s, Canton Ginger
p,,.s,ry,-S. Svrups. Ca:sup~, &c, No. ! article
If English Dairy Chrcs" at a low price, good
.~t;c'r Of Iuckwhr;tt Flour. West India FRUITS
Oranges. Lemons, Pinr Apples, C"conuts, &c
\ l;,r,e,. assortment al Toys and fancy articles
Also. a splendid lot Of fresh Candies and C'krS
both dressed ami plain for the Christmas holy
DAYS Weddings and parties furnished al short
u,iic-. w. viii have Oh hand Il splendid lot OF
Fir. Works tor christmas, sc. OF which we
intend to sell at a short profit We would res
p..ctfuIlv inv it, one and all tu give us call We
here bee. lcav,. to return thanks to generous
public Tor ia. liberal patronage We have received
rom their hands, ard respectfully solicit contIn-
uamct. of the same. MOOItL ~ MOOD1.
Dec. >, l-:JG-it
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Notice.

"HE Tax Lists for 1855, are ro,, :.
III hands, and hold them ready for insra ~ my
request all persons to inform me of anv eotUh
which may not be listed. '"Aaoles
!, ~ All persons that have not paid their
for 1854, IciH surely come up and fork ornr 'a1es
April 8. 1S56-tf i'n'
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WHEAT MARKET,
SDrln 49, MILLS

T wish to purchase three or four hundred
thousand bushels of good merchantable
wheat, for which l will pay the highest cash
price.
Charlotte, from its facilities of transportation
is one Of the best inland markets in the South
ern States. | have erected large Merchant
Mills contiguous to the Railroad, pable otgrin
ding three hundred barrels of -four per day,
and to keep them running | must have wheat
So bring 1t along, if you want the highest fig
ure for it.
l am prepared to grind for toll. 1fyou want
flour whose brand Will be sufficient to sell it in
any market in the world, here is the place TO
have it manuta cturcd. These Mills have al
ready made a reputation not inferior 10 any
in the country.
LEROY SPRINGS.
June Is, l855.-47-tf
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Plaster and Cement

% Bb!S. Plaster and Cement for lie nv
FISHER, BURROUGHS < 60.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
TESTIMONY.

The Undersigned practitioners of Medicine
in the city of New York, having lad occasion
10 witness the practice of Drs. LeBrun q Duff
ton in disc ses OF the Ear and Eye laying
aside al professional a!ousy, freely admit
that tie course pursued by them IN treating
diseases of these DELEGATE organs, from the un-
daraie!ed success attending 1t, is well worthy
the attention OF our professional brethren
throughout the United States, believing a :
we do, that Aural Surgery has not met with
that attention which Its importance demands
Their system OF treating dis. asses OF the
middle and internal Ear, in chronic OF COM
piICated cases by means OF ''NiruiCated Va
p RS forms new era Ii the practice OF Aural
Surgery, and nils up a void which has long
been felt by the general practitioner. In dis
cases OF the Eye, lhevs Loom require 10 resort
to an operation. As skIllful Artists and Oc-
uIsts, enthusiastically devoted to their pro-
fession. We cordially recommend them to such
require their aid.
Signed, WILLIS MORTON NJ d
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SMUT MACHINES.

The subscribers have on hand Il supply of
these superior Machines which they are OF
terng at low prices ter CASH. and warran-
ted to give satisfaction or no sale
Also, full assortment Of genuine Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS, at
FISHER, BURROUGHS SEQ.
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BOOTS g SHOES. HATS 81 CAPS,

y fine assortment Of the above Goods~-cx-
cellrnt IN quality and moderat in pricrs-at
FISHER, BURROUGHS \ co.
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EAR AND RIHEG.
DHS. LeBRUN AND BUTTON,
OCULISTS AND ARTISTS.

OCULISTS AND ARTISTS.
DR. LEBKUN otT.rs to those suffering from
| J Deafness his IHiallIable AuTh Remedies,
which have been successful i'll nearly three
thousand cases OF confirmed Deafness. These
remedies have beer pronounced by Drs khra-
rner OF Ben lin; ltard and Hceau, of Paris; and
Curtis, tIlcher and IeIrsly, OF LUmdun, "a the
IN. wonder ul ever APP He'd fur diseases of the
internal and middle ear. They comprise diff
ferent courses for lie various diseases that
affect the external, internal and middle ear.
Ii the disease is confined to the external car,
their effects are apparent on the fifth sixth
day. DIR. lie Brun warrants cure in every
case, when the ear Is peT1ectln its formation.
lie has eighteen certificates from those who
have been deaf from lLiaLCy, whose hearing
- now completely restored, and they are now
enabled to learn the language. Oyertwenty-
seven hundred cases OF deafness have been
successfully healed by him. Certificates to
that effect may be seen on application.
In nervous affections, inl ,mmalion and nu-
us accumulation in the EuStochian Tate and
Tympanum, thIekening and Inflammation of
the -HcmbToHa JymPaHi OF ''druIn,'' OtOrrhOca
or discharges OF matter from the auditory
Canal: when I'll" deafness has been produced
bv Scarlet, Typt.us, Bilious. or Remiitent Fe.
Yer, Colds, use of CANINE or MuTcuriai Medi-
cines, Mumps, gatherings IN the Ears, etc. or
when it is ccunpanIed with NOISES IKE fall
ing water chirp.ng of insects, whizzing Of
steam, rustling of leaves, ringing OF bells,
pulsariops etc, etc, the disease can be radi-
cIl and permanently cured.
Or. Dufton Is the only practitioner in the
United states who practices the new, pain
less, and successful method in treating ali the
diseases TO which the Eye IS SUBJECT. Where
eve.y other ma'ns mas fail, to afford rclef,
ne asks from such a aIr and impartial trl4l.
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C.R. X. Office, VondaIia, June2l 1881

c. u: u. OTce, T0H0dUd, J0Nf-I, I6aI
PROFESSOR WoOD-
DEAR SIR: ! take pleasure III bearing youna.
ry testimony TO the eXcolcnce OF your Hair Rec
toratIve. Three months ago, my hair was very
gray. tits now dark brown, Che original COLOR
smooth and glossy. ] he only application have
made To II, has been lie Hair Restorative prepaid
by you, and which, from the result in my own case
can most cordially recommend TO Others,
Respectfully, yours,
EDWARD WOIGO1T
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H AM A~AT

Charlotte, Jan. l, I956.-tf
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DIxsOLUTlON

A Co-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
IA the name Of McKsnny Runner, Is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent. All claims against
the Old Arm sv6il b cancelled by 7. /. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
Who alone 10 authorised to settle the businessof the
old arm tt. MCKINNEY,
Nj. H. RUNNER.