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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

LovELISEss.-It is not the flashing gilt
ter Of a gaudy dress, nor the glare of exPen-
sive jewelrv, that constitutes female loveli-
ness. 1t il the true loneliness OF nature in
her unadorned beauty that attracts men Of
sense. Young ladies commit a great error
when they bestow all their time and ingen-
uity upon the external adornments and
never give one thought upon the embellish-
ment Of the mind. Fools and tops may be
allured by gewgaws and glitter, but men
of refined feeling and sense are not won by
such gaudy trappings. Remember these
things and let your conversation be intelli-
gent, pleasant and discreet, and tho fops
may not kneel in your path, yet men of
sense will love to linger in your presence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
DISSOLUTION.

TIE firm of SPRINGS & MCLEOD is
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT, All
persons indebted to the said finn, are requested
to make immediate payment. We acknowledge
the many obligations we are under to the public.
who have SO literally patronizcd us.
LEROY SPRINGS.
NJ. ID. l.. MCLEOD.
April 18th, 1857.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
General Commission Merchants,
Adger's North Wharf,
o CE.FR s. e. RI


General Commission Merchants,
Adgers North Wharf,
- CEE.F2EE>TO.T, $. e.
I'HE undersig ned, Factors and Commission
Mere ants, offer to receive, forward, and
ship mercha disc and produce at the following
rates. he prces here named are those which
are generally CHARGED by all the line of sail
vessels, tut having no control over any other
Line than the one we have an interest in, we
cannot say that the prices here named can
be considered permanent, except by our Line.
By that they are permanent. The 'EPalmetto
Line'' has ten fine first class Briggs and
Schooners, CO ,stantly running, and Will car
ny Heights as follows:
Wheat, i cents per bushel.
Flour, IN barre S, p cents.
&c in sacks, 10 cents.
The drayage, wharfage, insurance, and for
wardrng commiss on, per bushel, for wheA t,
is Al cts.
Flour, per barrel, 164 cts
Flour, per sack, IL cts.
Freight on d cases, boxes, e., &c,
from New York to Charleston, per
cubic foot. cts.
We measure every thing, to prevent over
charges. Every thing shipped by the opal
metto Line'' of vessels (Dollner x Potter,
New York agents, and Holmes x Stowry, of
Charleston) AMI cons gned to as, shall be
freighted for the above rrices.
Produce and Merchandise consigned to US
will have the best attention.
WYATT, STOGNER & LLOYD.
August II, 1856
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

Go to your maps. little ones, and find the
town spoken of in these six lines:
There is, I've read. a town in Spain,
Which letters FIVE serve to explain
Though only two of different kind
You can amongst this number find
IT'S forwards, backwards, all the same,
Now, reader, pray reveal my name!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

eSTKICT ATTENTION will s.zzz,,,s.szz, .
- be- given to the sale of Cot kS%$M%#2SSs4Sd
ton, Corn, Wheat, Flour, and O.
other produce consigned to me. cA
for sale Also, to the receiving
and forwarding of Goods. viii make liberal ad-
vances on Produce shipped to me, TO be sold here.
or to be shipped to any of the Northern, Southern
or Foreign Ports.
Charleston, S. c., Feb 10, ls56.-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
Lumber for Sale.

The subscribers are prepared to furnish Lum-
Der to those in want of that article. Their Steam
Raw Mil on NcAlpns Creek, near Sardis
Church, is in constant operation, WHICH enables
them to supply purchasers at short notice.
All kinds and qualities OF Lumber for buiia,ng
and manufacturing purposes kept on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices.
MILLER & PORTER
April both, 1857 5t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
Life Insurance.

THE undersigned has been appointed Agent
for the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company for Charlotte and vicinity.
Persons wishing to insure their own lives OF
lives of their slaves will please call on
THOS. w. DEWEY. Agent.
Jan. y, 1857.
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MASONIC BOOKs.-JACHN AND BOAZ;
XVl Or, A KEY TO THE DooR or FREEMAsoSRY-s2 So
ALLYNs RITUAL OF FREEMAsOSRY-s5 PLATO
ON THE SOULS iMMORTALITY-$l. CuPPERS STAIR
Bull DERS GUlDE-$6 BY remtng, the books will be
sent BY mail lpDs,Paidl to any part Of the country
WILLIAM GOWASS No. lis Fnlton-st.
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Mem publications.

CAUTION TO THE PU BLlC.
FRANK FoREsTERs SPORTING SCENES AND CHAR
ACTERs.
The pub hereby notified BY The author, that this publ
cation 10 q fraud the community.
Of four old works published many years ago under
separate titles contain word which the read
ing worR does no. inow by heat.
Is published without my authority aud discl.m ali con-
nscon with s publisher consider this 70 be attempt
TO palm casual stories, originally written for spczsng
newspaper and repubhed In book form elaborate sporting
works for PURPOSES and therefore. take this
occasion to guard the public against being d.s1ded By false
application Of my name.
HENRY VIM HERBERT,
The eedsrs near Newark, ~ J.
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r O 0 K Y T 0

HARPERS WEEKLY.
NUMBER SEWN READY THIS DAY.
OUR ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
sE5E{55Ss g 5sh PAEtA' s HsEt 5E GOT
HOW THEY ORDER TRIALS IN FRANCE
%%E E sSsSsAgs W, TEL sssAIal
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
TIE dance Of Death; Who the Thus' Love among the
Roses; The Secret Court.
VS. Adam Father of usal The New Cen, again Shall
TIE AGE OF DISCOVERY.
Rev Dr. to show his line. OF Isys on h Three
s. E1pODs Tour, and hown' the fs5On .
&c CHIPS fiPsf FROM OUR LIBRARY CHANCE MEDLEY OF
Tee and Paiantsropi The Style GSbon described by
Preachers Furniture Wives Sacred Sonnet.
Reviews; New Books; Literary Gossip.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
COSgIes.; The Investigating Committee The senst. in
Executive Session State Legislatures Pus'm in The Ms
SCUM Legislature Strtpge Scene in Church Deata OF ths
Burned Extraordinary Instance Reuorse Cool Proceed
maj Di:cipnarsn Di.ciplined How the Chinese take
dsrer; The Burde Murder Csc The Coroners Inquest;
Substance Of the Evidence The Last othe inPOsers Muir
de ro MS i15is'S news.
Infany in Enrsnd The Reoute the Stage Mr. IsActesy
Hay aosTOT p Of PC , wppn ;mo B Of p as.s
tice in London France: Trial Of the Murderer of the Arch
bishop vessr his Idea Peace Protests against the
Answer French Style .tOn; He calls Able
And whole Court Set Of wreiehes He turned
Baby has Cold in /, Head Extraordinary Scene the 0per
The Case OF Mr. Mercy An Author mucts his PuslisnT5
EmperOrs Tour Failure; The Explosion Of Frire; Tor
Of Man who tried to M the Kns TTsksy HOY tie
the Finance Minister and takes Of his own Ear The way
they rid OF Obnoxious Politicians Countess Mono SNUG
sles A reole American.
CpiyA: Progress of the War. NICARAGUA: British Interior
CA a TRAMP THRouGH THE BAcKwooDs OF COSTA
rtroush The Deiyesnce An Indisn CacQue; Accommods
r the Rainy Season Indian Villages In at the Death
Jose Cockpit. snd e,5nbus Anao,tas. EspI0.ia.
and SOnies Costs kcan Know Nothing Roast Monkeys.
The ChpOs: Their Religion; 5000 Baptized in Nine Days
=: FapSatop.; Tspr Hunt; Moine.; Turtle Hurting
THE DEAD sESRET By WIIKIE coLlH' Reprinted
IN so RI: 81 A fS6e aaEh1 Hss''
g YSSS PERSON
SsEsdS ShfIsi5G AZ fiE ES1 MURDER
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
sc e ET esDs: Of ssp1
NOT NOTES s. on G;' TiiE ARTS AND SCIENCES
Lead Silver and Copper Mines in Georgia Peruvian Bark
' THiNGs WISE AND OTHERWISE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
COMICALIrIES.
ILLusTrATIoNs: Awful Case Of Gsrrotng; A Boon 10
Wives; A True Artist.
SKETCHES OF THE TINES.
ILLusTRArIoS: CrowneTs Quest" in the Nineteenth
Century.
Persons living In the Cities Of New York or Brooklyn:
wishing HaIpers Weekly" supplied ct their houses will
their and residence the Office Of Publ
The Carriers who deliver the will collect pay tor
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FRANK l IEsIlE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
H. oily ORIGINAL and %trHE IN 'ESdRA3as
f e s. RhpE Ii" s.
-A-' '1' ANOTHER
GREAT PAPER!
PICTURES Of fhE H soE s STREET TRAGEDY
VIII F < SKI GE E IL . Of
Ready on l4 EusspAy S9 5Hsts5I r. A Anon.
the Ensrsvirss viii be found Authentic Portraits Of
Mr. SDCt c9ss HSaPh
s NJ, i NJ l. 4 aC 9HNsasIseBAM
Vt: i RETEN fggSSSiSdHzM,
Ard Pictures the following subjects taken expressly for
thi. Paper BY our Artists:
in which foand when the murder was Dis
'' The Doctor. Bedroom, with the Body laid oct.
View Of The House.
Portrait of the Doctor when aid In the Cotin sGcWus we
s abs and Wounds the Fac.
Attic Room where the fire made ard clothes found
Mrs Cupningh Dagger. ..
Aps:omica Dravipg Of The DoctoIs Hesrt showing tie
Wounds
Sleeve Of Shirt with Blood
Eckel's Bedroom. =,
Hall showing Doors Eckes ard Ms Curnnehar's Bed
Policemen Guarding Mira Cun.ineham's Bedroom, while abe
and be1 Dsuzht 9 detained there.
Also the fall particulars Of this Hoble Tragedy Up TO Mon
~H4tab;sifv .x-,,,u, and besu.,f,I Talc Of
THE NIGHT SHREK!
TALE OF NRW-ORLEANS FOUNDED ON FACT.
NorE TALE About twenty five one 81 me
families New Orleans seriously annoyed
BY appalling nigh, Shrek revebesns through the house,
that renting their splendid residence to the Sis
@rs Charity . school. Still the fearful shrek followed
them until the missing will Of the s'e head CT the family was
discovered, when it ceased
BY Mis- j. BALDWIN. VIII AS, sppesr il This nunber.
Be and buy LESLIE'S PAPER, with the BCRpELL
TRAGEDY.
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0be Ball 6edson.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-A GRAND BALL
~ and PROMENADE CONCERT viii te gwen E. re
Academy Of husic on
THURSDAY, Feb 49, 1857
Tickets e. admitting person. De- oetGntd cay of
the following sdes md gentlemen who have Indy consented
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TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOB FEBRUARY IL

- fOh FEBRUARY IL
Crculatien .....................173,e0O.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ths
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES Kansas The Indians Fraud
Western l Desert The B0nd'test Murder The
1.-THE BOND-sTREET MURDER: Additional Tes.
timony.
Iu.REvIBW OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
events that nave u2nspired in the City, United
States, Nicaragua ard Europe.
Iv..ANOTHER FEARFUL MYSTERY Probable
Murder.
vHIeHLY IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS Step.
foy State Constitution.
VI..THE SENATORIAL FRAUD IN INDIANA: Cor.
r.spondenee Of The n. Y. Tribune
vu.sCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE: Substance Of an
Address a. the Herkimer County Agricultural Fair,
Lion Sept. IS. 1854, by Horace Greeley.
vIII..LOss OF THE BARK THErIs: Horrible Suffer
Ix..A MIssIoNARY,s OPINION OF THE AFRICAN
x.EsTABLIsaMENr OF AR CONSUL HARRIS
WFRoM WASHINGTON: Indiana senstou-sarrla.
Re7enue; pemocrI,ic Observation-Disclosures Frauds.
XI..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: From
Boiie. EIplo.en Seven Seven Men Killed, The st..s
Agricultural so;ieiyi From Mexico.
XII. SORGHUM Correspondence Of Tie N. T. Tribune.
INVITE LATE FREsHETs.
xy..FaoM MEXICO.
XVI. REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Journey
Ihroash Texas; or. A Saddle Trip on the North.
weseEn F.oE,.eE-by Frederic Law Omsted
XVI. POETRY. Reflections"
XVII. COUNTRY COOKING AGAIN; Cooking Food for
Cofya.escents A Letter from Country Ply
XIX..THE SOUTHERN STATES OF TIE NORTH
AMERICAN UNION: By az English Traveller.
yX..THE Aston LIBRARY
XXI..-HE SCHOOLS OF NORWAY.
x1II..vIEws OF THINGS, ETC, IN NETWORK
". Taker from The Ess..
XXIu..THE WITCHES OF NEw-YoRK-y. Madame
PIevEe-.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS: Noble Example; Hsmbgss; A
Bys'ero3s Persorzgs; 4 Aoax
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fall Reports Of the
etces Money, Co,to- GrsL, Cattle and other Mar.
sets, specially RefOrel for The Tribune.
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Just Pubished-Oniy Complete Edition.
FRANK TORESTERs SPORTING SCENES

II
l. AND CHARACTERS.
CONTAINING FULL KINDS or
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN sHOo TING AND SPORTING
Being Of tte :ertsDrg works Sporting ever
printed
BY FRASk FORESTER.
Mslrf Two large volumes bound In co.h gilt and Illus
tsed with beautiful Sporting sceres designed by the slthor
and engraved in the fines. style of sIt-
Be particular 70 and get the book with the shove M
and tale no other oT this work is allowed b a. critics 20
be superior to any h.rs else written BY Franf Forester
Read whs, the NAoI a. Magazine for Mach Of It:
ass Es Sesre s ass ef FSss %
rival in tb: lire There are 70 volumes N the snsase
CO sal s' %.rs shoons Toe
Deer s,ai.n and The Q1oIrdon Eourde me four ta-es
which make up tese Two ySisae' The sh.rse.ei Of Ten
r. B. Peterson has issued these volumes in style,
thick paper with srspaic and IN tasteful
Sporting Scenes With delight and instruction for the
author 10 no ignorant compiler Of woodca incidents Ia.
These volumes fun Of e SPIN: and entertainment.
Nothing OF spsy OF ;he ln- could well be i'm;
ssned The and ehsscers s:e a. onee graphically ard
tlovingy described" Penn. Inquirer.
These Of orr res3es sbo fond Of sport and vish
with which are visited IL nasnsry base and wild
hunt for game will fnt treasure in Frank Foette Sporting
Scenes and Characters, published By PeteTsopn
These Scenes snd Chuscters have N scattered form,
soe.h sv The ,o1ei q lively ding They se SOW descsd
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Copies Of he above will De Lry persor airy
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IMPORTANT BIBLICAL WORK.
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HOLY sc RIP L r E 81

On,
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Ii 10 concordance Of SUBJECTS not Of WORDS. In this
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6uctial Notices.
As.oc,a,ion for Improving tho Condition Of the

Associaiion for Improving the CONDITION oil the
Poor-SO. 50 Bible House Feb 1857. ,..0,r, from
3si ,.tors show bS 60 families containing N,s25 persons
relieved the previous month .,.s.,.,v.,
The appaog deiutioD prevs 10 portions OF the KIN
yl,h, XiIIh, XVIII, XVIIh, XvIIIth, Xxth and XXts
Ward. syesns 70 s.es Of ,h;. was ISou' 40 poverty
The relief of large of Indulgence necessarily involves
snomy which this of relief secures toe exps9 itSIe
for Jsnisy and appropriation for fernaIy eSceed sG
She urgent neose' Of the poor sufficient means had been
With an eIbsased Treasury md amhns thousands crying
food the Board do e than TO let the facs SPEAK 10
ts.i And can Il so hst in III city, far mcd fo s wealth
sud hbersty such will plead In vain Many have already
1 I a. weIs mot neaded BG cs ho that the
don IN the sector named absolute as 1t in the terrible
10 mutuses r probably TIE next two months or until spnr
opens there will be untold amount Of suffering aud sVs
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ccs No Bible oa.e A.tOIplses officers
authorized collectors By GIdsr q The STsTS p,eeu
RA. HAhTLry, Secretary.
Religious Notice.Fo el services in memory ofthe a,e
Pete sANDtORp win be hsld II II s the orssnes
s%ses ,ss ' Rev Dr. osBoaN and the Rev b. DGasIN
By BE &, iPS Ing
JEsSEL I. PECk Chairman Of Committee.
Temrrrance Meeting.-Tbere will be Temperance
ssT6sph = n ri
delivered by JOHN HAWKINS esq Zone o. the original
Wahip from BAtmore and PETER SINCLAIR esq,
The chdTens friend from Scotland Mr. LUC1US HART 10
expected TO be present and with the children who
especially invited TO attend
Mercantile Library A.sociaiion.-The Hon. THos.
BENZ ON will deliver his address the UNION in Dr.
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Ehh inst, ~ O'Clock.
Tickets members IS ceAts nonmembers 50 cents Can
be had the Library Office, No. l6 Nasssu and
BON members tickets onst the door the evening the
lecture. FLOYD CLARkSoN, Chairman Lee C0n
To Kansns Emigranis.-The LiGHTFOOT Of GUN
DARO-The subscriber having purchased The feetes Light
aTaush the Western wstes will place her on the
River early in April ply between Lawrence aud the
FresSste City Of QuindsrO the Missouri the
mouth Of the Kansas River.
This sesInsr now lying in the Louisville docks u be 81
CINCINNATI the h February within three days after
abe Open of navigation. and will start from that place for
QUINDARO abou the week in March Freight tahea
~ customary rates. Passage to QUINDARO $40; fom
QUINDARO 10 LAWRENCE, 81 For further .forms,ion
spply en- board. THADDEUS HYATT
New-foTk Feb. r. 1857.
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EOR EUROPEAN CIRCU la
on tb. depsrtnre OF each Mail Steamer for Ltverpot
fs psr spnsm, postage included snge Copes on otnt
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Nmnsement8.

URTON's NEW EATER.-
H fRIDAY-More Attrsction-More Novelty.
nre Ada Punket Mr. Brousham, Mr.. C. Fisher, Nr. MARI
Smith, in
The New Play Of RETRIBU1ION
The fret time here Of the great Farce
WANTED, ONE THOUSAND MiLLINERs
Mr BURTON 10 his old syorte Of Joe Bags the Law
yer's Clerk and Madame VsndeTpsnts.
Mrs Hu, bee the Apprentice Mr. Sechess Miss snthers
To end with Mr.. BROUGHAM'S own Comedy Of
LOVE AND MURDER,
In which he will sustain his original character.
Tomorrow SATURDAY, Mr.. BIougham's Benefit.
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are, have been added and the American well Egg sh
occupations Of words have been inserted where dfer
JEWETTS sPIERS'S PRONOUNCISG SCHOOL DIG
TONARY ths only edition of the authors ovp asrSement
and the only Of DR. 6per.s work published in this
country Ii contains upward Of twelve thousand more words
than the worn entitled SpeTss and SureSne but which is
really only sureunes will be from the following IL
from letter Of DR. Spie.ss dated Pans jan 1851 Just
received by the publishers:
your reprints my Gener, French snd English Dictionary,
and Of the School edition Of this work veuld tende my
thanks for this act Of courtesy part and willingly Ad
nit editions Of both these works are bona hde what
they profess be- VIZ reprints Of the works tie titles OF
which they bear You have publisher Of your city hss
smother added another mans work In The
book entitled SpeTs Swennes French School Dictionary
nothing Of mine but my Ane the rest be NJ
surennes for sugh. know Sir s own 10 tel .he
whole truth IL is rather Master Boyers work Of the l7h cen.
tuYy served In and fashionable outer gar.
meh but having within obsolete absurd definitions instead OF
the proper equivalents and those ridiculous bundes thai have
puzzled Learners and amused the scholars Of both countries
these definitions and eunde happily
blended that they the book about useful 10 time
would BE- Moores Prophetic Amsnsck for the
Lord 1892 the il which Master Boyes book inst
printed"
JEWETTs sPIERs's FRENCH DICTIONARIES have
been the beet published by ali who mined
them. and the publishers have ye, 20 fnd that intelligent
French teacher who does sye this his approval aud
ommendAon. The recommendations Of our editions H.
ready received for publication in this elVer
tisement
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