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AZ IWGiNIN-M KnIc. holden in the CLERK. Ofsc.

X
Oh Ill" Circuit Cour OF the City OF Richmond. the
18th day OF June. i-5G
Martha 4. Organ administrative dc bOris with n,
will anne xed William Alien ,s:c clde. rlH..:.la.
Against
Jsm..- Murray John Murray, Jesse Brown, Thcodorck
B. Ruiln. administrator OF his late wife Snsnnnah, and
Mar.arr; Murray Defendants
The object OF this suit originally tn Oreclosr
mortgage from John Murray the elder the ot
the pin. i', sni j. continued the purpose OF
jccn. tie iu,I Vhich ar-c from sair Of pro2crr
conveyed ny William Murray the elder, III trGs TO IN
druny III" securities bond executed by him Tor the
proc "cs c tho sale o. the mOrtgh.cd property waich
placed IN his hands. the payment OF tho pltnTs
claim and the fund should not be sufficient 10 ub
jrct the laid securities their for tho dth'i.rcy
And a:fiavis having besnmade and filed that dill.
has been used behalf of the plaintiff TO ascertain II
wha, county corporation the defendants above NAMED
are who, effect the said defendants notified 10 mp
pear at the rules he Holden in the Clerks Office OF the
said cour: the nrst Monday in rp;eheE nrxt ard 10
what Is necessary protect their interests III this suit
COpy-Tcstc
June lO-cwiw EuS ROBINSON Clerk
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS, June l2.-UssawattuInie, a free State
town in Kansas, sacked on the 9th inst by
party Of GcOrgians, under Ex-Governor Whitfield
Palmyra has also been sacked by the free State men
who re r"organizing. Gov. Shannon had gone To
Fort LesveuH0ith. Mescrs. Howard and Sherman
Of the Congressional conu,ltee, Gu ofo tn-:ny
Mr.. Oliver had'stopped at lsichnond. TIE commit
Ire will go on to Detroit audstop there for few days
The investigation proves that out Of 5,jn0 votes
polled in the esslsve election in March, 1855, only
| loo are legal.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, at Springfield, Gloucester county, Va. OF
Tuesday eYcning the 18Th inst By Rev Thomas C. Haycs
Mr. CHARLES w MONTAGUE to Miss INDIANA W.
dHus htcr Of Rev james Baytop.
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W IRi:iNlA.-Ai Rules held in the Cicik- Once
~ .L.G L,.r.-.L L..t n. .L. H.: - I. =, l..I.

the Circuir Court Of the City Of Ri,L;nond. "' y;
dgv Of iai., Do:
Ab,l T. SInnel, PIE
AGAINST
MarGuelit" 4 C. Johnson, widow Of GcorgsH. Jo:no;
AMI Mary Anne Johnson, Marguerite Iowafi lpnn o.
Chapman Johnson, arthur Scp!-un jvhn-, al Caro- !.t
Clifford Johnson infant children Of tie said G"orl"
Johnson leceas ed md other Def.
iis 0tl"ci ~ tf.s '.it !, carry ir'o effect c1"
f'r the sale of land ia EaDlwha county N-ini
made between George " Johnson and Garter r. lohasOi
doth cccd-r on the one part md the plrn'!r u
lie other pr:;, and :jdnvt having been rair nHd ~.
that tho drtciaas sho.- named hrr non r.-ials Of IN
Commonwealth, the srid defendant. nrc notified 20 apes
81 The Iiuies 10 be- holden in the Clerks Office OF rnc M
Court 'ho E:St MONDAY in September next and do was
Is necessary 10 protect their Interests in this s,:
ACopy-Tcstc:
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WASHINGTON CoILEGE.--rhe Commencement Of
thi, venerable institution takes place, We are informed
on the Ind day Of July. Our townsman, Judge John
W. Brockrnurough, President pro. tenn. will deliver
The address 10 the graduating class. The tine orao
rica powers and scholarly ai:annents ufthc Speaker
assure that this will be Interesting occasion.
With Broakenbrough on the 2nd, Gov. Wise and
he!tt the Bird, aud the Institute Commencement
the i,h Of July, We shall have grand time Of 1t. W.
anticipate the higea sort of crowd Oh all three OF
these days. L'xJngion StSr.
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CITY AND STATE NE Ws.

The ABINGDON DEsoCnAT.-This paper, recently
edited by the late VI. II. Brunei, Esq, comes to us
with tho name of Stephen J. Pendcton at the head as
editor aud proprietor Mr. p. in his salutatory says:
"Bving almost stranger i'll this section OF the State
il is proper for in assuming the editorial charge OF
the local Democratic organ, TO make known 10 Tue
marry whose sentiments desire to reflect, what my
political opinions are and have been. have always
been Democrat; but like many other Democrats, !
was caught with the gaudy trapp!ngs Of Sam and
entered the Know Nothing organization. entered il
as a D,nocrat-aud was assured that would never
have cause to oppose Democratic principles that the
society was Democratic, patriotic concern. Gifts
character had no opportunity to judge until joined;
and when learned TINT it simply old federal op.
position to democracy in new dress, left it. had
been duped. have now taken up the cudges for the
Democratic cause, and shall not lay them down until
the hydra headed opposition is crushed"
We wish the Democrat every SUCCESS.
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SUIcrDE.-Mr. Baser Axiom, respectable citizen
of Paatnc, near Fairmont, Va, was found one morn
img last week hanging to door knob in his dwelling
entirely dead No cause is known for the act. He
left family.
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VIRGINiA.2-A; Rules beld in the Clerk, nhee

The Ci!cu Court Of the Cry OF Richmond, tae IL
day of June ls5d
Jonathan b Stovnll, Pl,".
against
John Lynch, Stafford and Frances l.. hi. wife js
Wilson, Thomns Potts Adam Murray and sutherfi
Colouhnur md other De
The object OF this sur is to obtain conveyance ir7E
James Brown jr. surviving trustee OF the r-H estate.
tive hil mentioned, sold by him to the plsui' and "f,
rt having hnd nled that the dtcnihns toOs
nnrncG arr, :esdens OF this COMMEMORATE the hi
in the Clerk. Ocs o! the said Court the r-' Nnrds
in September next, and do what Is necessary TO prorc
their interests in this suit. A Copy--reste,
June iy--ux.Y ELS ROBINSON CIR.
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A VIRGINIA ARrIST.-R-v. John Z. Edwards Of
tlcnnund now on u European tour, in letter dated
florence, April 2ls;, speaks in highly complimentary
terms Of the Achievements and promise Of Major
BAKBEE of Page couaty, who is AT present pursuing
hls professional labors Italy. He has lately
plsrd the model Of all original called the Fisher
Girl which said TO be tuutess represe ol
The human form.
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STABBED.-J. VI. Graham, while in a fight with
Hugh Ramry, in Danvle, lately, received
stab from the latter Just below the breast Ramcy
was carried to Jail To await his trial. Gruham's con.
dlllOn is considered precarinus.
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p d e r Il n
LOVE AND THE LILY.

LOVE AND THE LILY.
Ry MAJOR c. W. rirIkN, L. :. A""''
As Love one day WAS rut III p'Hy'
IL rrt 4 hinHni"S iu!'
AM; on its bosom asked t",N
His ch.tk-ii was {" emmy.
600 TO-" the wary lily $40"
al Inck NO, lar pu'i'"i" -:
I'm, on INV word. Love / ni NH all
Your cheek mny soil my whiiehess
AMY. nav, Mt ST." Love soft replied,
"Iou only talk FOX 'casln:;
lis summer sunlight III Your side
Eise-everywhere It's freezlnS.'
Believing not Loves seeming toll
Was half he represented,
The plying lily all the while
Reiusrg-sti consented.
But when the morn with dewy tread,
Came round 70 wake the flowers,
Alas! the iilv's droopng head
Rose not to greet the hours.
And tho the bees around itscup
Al noon ~ usual daled,
Oh. never more were lifted up nd
The leaves which Love had sui'ieu
FoRr RIPLEY, MIsSEsorA, April, 800.
---,s.---
HE WILL NOT WOO AHAiH'
It's but a word, careless word'
In pride and passion Spo S;r, ,ho, hound
But with that word the cha1u '"a' ooUNo
Two lsviug hearts was broken.
The hasty wrath has passed away
The bitter words remain:
In vain the lady weeps aud signs;
He will moi WOO again.
No other love may light her path,
No other move has heart;
Yet changing SEASONS come and 90,
And fui them still apart.
Her once bright cheek is paer now;
His bears trace of pain:
Their eyes are sorrowfu, and yet
He will not WOO again.
They meet as strangers, calm and coid
AS calmly, coldy part;
Aud none may guess that Tranquil mien
Cunceals tortured heart.
To him the world hath lost its light;
For her all joys are vain
Nor hope nor memory bringsrellef,
He will not WOO again.
Alas. that love. long tried and warm,
Should wither 10 an hour!
Alas, that pride DER human hearts
Should WELD such fearfulpower.
Oh weep thou not for those who die
For them all tears are vain;
But weep Ger living hearts grown cold,
Who ne'er may love again
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Three slaves, woman and two boys, belonging to
Mrs. Briukley. were killed by lightning ip Brunswick
county, N. O.: last Saturday.
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BRUTAL MURDER.-A correspondent at Beaver
dam, Goochland county, Va, SAYS that on Monday
night the ID Instant, Mr.. Thus. Terry hearing SOM.
one in his hrg pen from his bed to protect his
property. the thieves fed but he pursued and over
took them, when they turned upon and murdered
him in n most brutal manner. The demons that per.
petrated this deed still at large. Mr.. Terry leaves
u wife and four children.
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SlRGlN1A.-At Rules held the CI.r,'. IIF.---.--I--
OF June, 1856 ''e IN Hsy
JODH StOvhll, -.
Arnin,t NV
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John .,ucn, Henry w. Shog.e ami AM. r,i,,,;..
David Yoke AMI JameC. his WIFE Martha n y sis.r
H. Nck'tv!s, William N.kc'g., aft Rrb,r%, H. SsIsa
Thomas Pos, Adam Murray AID Suu,h.,,pd 'I,s we,
AMI her "'Iuhoun
The jrct of this suit is to cb.nn conyeysuco o.,
James Brown, Ir surviving irG-r, .: tn. rcn .a, N
The hl! mentioned. -ui Dy him the plI!n'iA nt ar
.li haEn: been mad. ana filed :a ,l ,rtruinu,. sy.
un!rd H!r mOnrcs'n- OF ':!- Con- EOiIw,.a h. the ,i
ircn nH- notified to appear ne Rule. 20 be hoir
IL III" Clerk OH 81: III" sad Court ''r hrs: MONDAY
S"pt"nbc: and do wha. j. necessary TO p.o,,ct
tAc!r Interests ~ -. sUIt Copy-T'es;e:
June 10 CHiw EtS. ROBINSON Cert
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l. james merchants anu partners trading under the irm
ana ,'y.r Of Bacon Il BaskcryIl, F!l,
Against
Anthony h"rntoa, Dett
The object OF IT'S silt IL 10 SsC The lands OF the de.
icnd, lynn. md bGin- in the city OF Richmond ay
right Interest mud NIL the said defendant therein and
"a 81 money IN" hands o' William u. Gibson
OF tn; debt due The plaintiffs by the defendant! nni h.E
having been AMI nlrd that he defendant above
named is resident oil this Com Ionwcalth the said
the Clerks Office o. IN" SAIL Court the first MONDAY IN
september and do what j. necessary protect his
interest in this suit. COpy-Tc-'r:
June lU-cwIw Els. ROBINSON, Clerk
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Iunc ln-cwiw Els. ROBINSON. CLERK
NTIREISIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office NJ
the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond. the &c

the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond the ftn
aay o. lu..o, 1876
Agnes Nicoison Plaint".
against
Martin NJ Lrscomb Sergeant Of the City OF hichmCrd
nsd snch administrator OF Carter Y Page, dcc"atri
and also administrator of john H. Nicoison and Re
Dccca Ellzey deceased John White Page, cxrcu'or Of
Judith Il &C. GcceHsei James +. Heath. Andrew John
stou executor George n Johnson. deceased; Nnrhs
H. Nicoi.on Caroline Lee, ami Mary speed di.trih.
tees oil john b. Eic0ison deceased, John Durham an
Mary Durham his wife and all others interested In thr
subict this suit aid unknown 10 the plaintiff any such
thar. be- Defendants
The OLjrct tina slit to tn cGrthn TeG "sa!" en-
rarcd in n decd Of from Carter g. lag" TO Lnhn g.
Gamble and Ropcrt G~Hrlmey bearing iae 20 Nover'
Der llq rnd recorded in The u-ngs Court OF Richmond
and dpos" Of, among h"2c entitled to the s"" iEn
procG BE- cnzcd ihreir0m and also the proceed:
Of other property embraced In srid iced nd heretofore
sold
And affidavit having h"on made by the plnintif that h'
dccD.ais, Martha II Nlro!sOu, Carohne J. Lee, Mary
speed John Durham aud Mary DurnGn, non.residen'
81 tbs Common wealth. and th7t the pc-on Interested
the subject Of this suit unknown to her excep: so Ia
us named above, the said residents md un
known defendants notified APPEAR tie rule. 10 he
holden in the CicrSs Office Of the said C"uu the ire:
Monday III september next, aud do what Is necessary
| protect their Interests in this suit. 4 COpy-Irs~.
!
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NTiHt:iNIA.--At Rule. nsld in .ne Clerks On % &

v tile Cir,;u Court Of the City .: Richmond the i.-
day of June, $50
An =. Jacobs who sues By her mex, friend, Wslkr
Thomas. plaintiff.
against
John jacobs, DeieIdani.
The object 81 this suit is procure divorce; vneulo
mn'rnon and affidavit hhring been made and fled To-:
The dei.::nu. above amcd resident 81 this Coz
rah IL. said defendant IL nniincd To olprsr tho
Rrl To- lac holden in the Clerks office Of the .ad rouH
on tie irst Monday in September next aud DC "FatD
necessary 10 Protcc; his interest IL this SUIT
Copy--restr
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TEACHER W \ :

TEACHER Wst'nshan, Male SEMINAR n.s
a nsl.onours Va is waited bs .hs 1 D. r" hoard
Der Apply to Thomas D Bell see's June l3,-e''
Trustees. Harrisonburg Va
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ne parties Interested in the foregoing order q, t..
are hereby not'ard thu" have appointed the i'm s
uy next Tor thh'h: the accounts directed br m. VI
der on winch dizzy, by !0uciock A. NJ thew sre ,. or
10 attend II" the Clerks Oihr" OF Pow ha,a c,I,n,r ,I
settlement. y : IN ION aad
June l4-cwiw '''tS
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Know Nohngs about this time are talking in this
goudiy city vt u CREST deal about our letter III
rrierence to Mr.. Buchanan The poor fellows arr
welcome I" all the capital they can make of it,
They had no a,nmuniiOn AT ALL aud now, they make
a tremendous fuss about blank cartridge we gave
them. We shall take an eur:y occasion ~ put them
right about that letter.
In that letter We distinctly stated that Mr.. Buchau.
au sound. Look at the letter aud they will see
the statement AS to his record we shall prove that
entirely clear OF stain upon the slavery question:
Tn. correspondent of the Delta led Us into errors
which, subsequent examination Of the record, entire.
" removed. There is nothing in that letter incvnsis
tent with Il Jealous support OF Dir. Buchanan. In
fact in the letter itself announced our Intention
to support him. aud consequently We should violate
the pledges that letter We to decline support
Ing hun. , 500
But where could any patriot 60? Not to Mr.. Fill
more, because, if his Secretary OF the Navy ID 10 be
believed. Mr.. Fillmore was opposed 10 the passage
Of the Observation-Disclosures bill, and looks to the Anne
rcan party for its repeal. The Black Republicans
are, Of course, out Of the question: Ii is thus SEEM
that, even ii had not pledged oursclf in our no.
orous letter TO support Mr.. Buchanan if nominated,
there would still he alternative lett US. Drowning
men, IL said catch at straws, and, hereby notify
all sukng Know Nothings that if they try TO buoy
themselves up with letter. shall feel bound 10
send them letter plumb to the bottom. &c. gen.
tlomen, take care! i Lynchburs Republican.
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Selling OF at Cost.

II WILL SELL until the first of October next
II my whole Stock of Goods, at cost for cash
Persons in want of any Goods would save money
by giving me a call. L. w AHRENS.
Ny Stock conSistsef Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots and Shoes. Groceries,
Cigars, Glassware, SaddleS and numerous
other articles.
The assortment is large and the stock having
been purchased mostly this last spring, it is worth
the attention of cash buyers, as all Goods will be
offered at cost without reserve.
T. w. AHRENS.
All notes and accounts due George Bargmar
and Geo. Bargman Il Co., have been left with me
for collection, and must b" settled Immediately
as IongcrnduIgence will rot be given.
Aug. 10, 1656-tf. +. w. AHRENS
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PIEDMONT
Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs
xsyEsAE CDE.TEEH, ~. &.


fENHESE Springs are 10 miles north OF MOI
u Canton, \. Carolina, located i'll beautiful
Mountain Cove, and surrounded with
magnificent SCENERY. From this point the eel
ebrated TABLE Rock, the LINNYILLE FALLS,
the CAVE, and o. her curtosities, are OF easy ac-
cess and make, to and fro, an easy and pleasant
days recreation, and change of scenery, calcu-
lated not only crafty but inv goIate the lnYa-
lid, as well as those who seek pleasure among the
mountains, during the season OF oppressive heat,
and retreat from the disease so common to re-
brile regions
The superiority of these Waters has been sui
fciently tired to prove their efficacy, and many
brolken-iown, and almost wasted invalids, have
been fully restored to health by their use.
The waters have been analysed by DIR. Hap
poldt, of Morganton, and other Physicians. who
are ready to bear testimony to their efficacy III
certain disorders. Those wishing to visit these
Springs, by calling on DR.. Happoldt at the
:: Mountain Hotel" will obtain all the iniOrna-
ton desired, us regards their curative effects and
application to certain forms of disease.
The Proprietor, in order that the Patrons Of his
Springs may have their stay rendered desirable
and comfortable, has secured the services OF Mrs.
PRESNELL, lady who has had considerable
experience and enjoys high reputation in public
house keeping. He therefore promises that his
TABLE shall be furnished with the best the cOun-
try affords, and served up in manner to please
the most fastidious Nothing shall be wanting to
make every department adequate to the utShes
and acantS of those who honor him with their
company. --,,
JAMES c. ESTIS,
T,I,r DO,
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=oa.1 '>,.r...
-. .lRrLtxaD uuvs1KEEPER.

-. -lRrLtAAD IL vSSAEEPEiR
BX MRS. +. u. GAGE.
wish had dozen pairs
OF haIds this v, ~ minute:
I'll soon Tut all these things to rights
The very deuce is ia it.
Here's big washing to be done,
One pair of hands To do it:
Sheets, shirts & stockings, coats Il pants,
How will | Ger get through it!
Dinner to get for six or more,
No loaf # Ger from Sunday;
A baby cross as he can live
He's always s, on Monday.
And there's the cream, It's getting sour,
And must forthwith DC churninS,
And hcre's Bob wants butter oil
Which way shnlI be- turning!
.Tis time the meat was in the pot,
The bread was worked for baking,
The clothes were taken from the boil
Oh, d"ar the baby's walking.
Hash, baby dear! there, haush all ah
wish he'd sleep little.
Till could rum and get some wood
TO hurry mp that kettle.
Oh, dear! if I'--c"me home.
And fluids things i'll this potter,
He'll just begin to tell me all
About this tidy mother!
How nice her kitchen used to be,
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when the noon bell rung-
Hush, hush dear little Freddy.
And then will come some a ty wo d,
Right out befort Pm thinking
They say that hasty words from wives
Set sober men to drinking.
Now isn't that great idea,
That men should take to SHINING.
Because Il weary, half sick wife
Can't always smile 20 7CinHing.
Whom was young used to earn
My living without trouble,
Had clothes and pocket money. too,
And hours of leisure double.
never dreamed of such fate,
When |, d-iasS! was c,urtcd-
Wife, mother, nurse, scanI>trc~s, cook,
channberm,id, laundreSs, dali
ry-womun aud scrub ceacraly-doing the
work of six
For the sake of being supported!
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IL flls
NJ. II. GRIDlEY.
{. r. r. Office, Toadol.a, Jvnc p, ISL
TIII.F YIN ;, -,
EDW ARD WOICOTT.
I1nccnues, a.. JHEc y, lfI".

llRC"nHes, a., JHhc y, RI.
PROF. O. ]. WuOD:-Ns Won are a.out 10
manufacture and veId your recently dlscod'd
Ham Rcsio' at.vc. ] viii stare. for whuns' cvor
may cO,c Gem, thai have used il. az kn'wn oih.
c's TO use lt--ihat have, ter feyCrdI y,ais, ben
IN the haht OF us:u4 other Hair Restorative, mg
mat L II yours vastly superior 10 any o'An J
know II eIrir,ly r.t az SIS tic hG;d d daI dui,
and with one mont s proper use, will }, store o.
persons bar t. lie original youlhiu! color a'
icxtule, giwng il healthy. soft and glossy aIf'a'
ance; AID all this, wIrhnd sculOrIng the haI';
would. therefore, ICcomrcrd its use TO every ore
deslrous o havur a fine color ard tcY'rIe 10 Iaj'
Respectfully, yours, WILSON KING,
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
BY
Y. R. KERR, Proprietor.

VERY accommodation afforded the patrons
III of the CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
At this Hotel is kept the Stage Office for Bland
& Bakers daily line of stages from Charlotte via
Lincolnton, Shelby and Ruthertordton to Ashe-
vile, n. c. CO. r.
Also. for the line of Tri-weekly Stages from
Charlotte via Monroe. n. &. and Lancaster . =.
to Camden, S. c.
Patrons of the Charlotte Hotel conveyed to and
from the dcpots free of charge.
Sept &c, 1856.
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81. JSOH7S, June - l''''
tROF. WOON:-As you are about 70 PreISNs
aud vcnd ycgr rccc, tIy d scovcicd Han Ecs,oaIW
ard a. you request rny opinion Of #, vii sa''
that my hair was, a few mcEjbs ago, very gS'
and after using two bottles Of your Hair Rcs'ls'
pllcaEon, all daIdruf has dsapIcarcd homhF
head aud have BEEN trcLhiod wIrh 10 d'sae,e'o.
bic itching Of The scalp. ] am satisfied that b''t
who use I'|wI'l not regret IT, as gives he aPIts.
ance OF having been recently oiled. | am per"
cd, therefore, 10 recommend It's use 10 oil wIo''
desrous OF having beautiful head OF ha.r'. mr.
am, sir, yours, etc. l.. l.. STENAhI
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Monuments, Grave Stonrs

AianteL P1eceS, FRTnltlrc KabIe,
I'GbLe STATS, N0rbie STOPS, Sc.
To any pattern, according TO the most annyo,,s
styles, and upon terms low as at apv Nil I.
adjustment in the South -
All orders for Marble work addressed 70 H.,
subscriber, will meet with prompt attention, ,mJ
viii be packed with care and forwarded ,yit az"
patch The publcs patronage is rcsprc,miv U 90
iicltGd. J. G. Mccoy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-21
New Firm.

THE undersigned have formed copartner,
l. ship, in the Mercantile business, at the old
stand of b. COOPMANN s. CO, opposite Brem
friends and the public to calf and see them. The
firm will be under the name of Koopmann &
Phelps. B. KOOPMANN,
II. NJ. PHELPS.
Charlotte, September 2, 1s56-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-21
CloakS and Shawls,
LAND FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale that tract
of Land on which he formerly lived, situated in
this county, within the bounds Of HupewclI
Congregation. on one of the head branches OF
Long Creek, and within less than half mile Of
the Plank Road leading from Charlotte towards
Statcsville. There on this land good dwell
ling and most of tia, out-houscs necessary for
farming purposes. The tract contains about
80 Acr's, and if no; disposrd of sooner, will be
exposed Ia public Eruduc in the town uf Char
l"tte on Tuesday of October court (imst) being
thu 2-th day of the month.
Terms made known on day. Of sale.
:. ID. WHARTON.
October Z. l0-6t-pd