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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
CHUhC HES or WHEELING.

,.r.Dg.r, Waiting the city, We pub.
S I o. Ss dTsr.n c5urehes and their
a., -. -, 80, 20 .,in, n there are any mistakes, xe
.Orr.c,iep with pleasure:
6, I,,,s,., i,,,Ji,, Garner Monroe and byron
.. prSs,ss. Rector. morning services leh
,,l,'.,.' 's.'.,' ''".a,i-, 49,
"siS'A' .t,, N,, ,-s,. betveep Pirst and
~ C''''t ,,,,r p.v a X WAExLR, Pastor;
Second "vhtre Mnsei,lt' ~
f1''t t' ~ -
go, yy.lt.r street, between Main aud
,sytee, morning and evening
7Tf.J gr.lt,yfp PIN .trest between Chestnut and
Son,, ybe,IiDr Rev H. MOors Pastor, servi-
I,.,.t,,3 and ,y,,,IDg.
hoa,% and n. service. morning and
svsn'nr. ST,ns,r,
% rss N@a' Ep,sS. nS RSy uoey; in :, service: sl1Ss
n,srnIDr and evening.
EOr street NettOdf't Ept'ooPdl Rev. 4. a
corner Market and North stS., North wheens services
r,o,r,ns and evening.
TSopine Sr,,t Mtlodist Episcopal, Rev. T. II. MoS-
Eop PASTOR Chaplne street, between FIRST ana secOhu
Centre wheeling; services morning and evening.
=. Sou4 HAssling n &. Church, Rev. A. sTAvESs'
Pastor services morning and evening.
B7s.iiqg I9qad Caapel, on wheeling I'ahd, Rev. j.
D.. wusox, Pastor
German NelAodisi Eptsccpaf Rev. G. HhwIo' Pastor,
Chapns .see betacrn Webster apd Third, Centre Wheel
Ing.
s. 6Ig,ss CtleCErdl Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BisHoP
" WnrAs, Flh street, corner of nampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
Associqe Rsfo,hed Rev j. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
ofake morning and afternoon.
Baptist, --, Clay street, between Fif'h ana
Ixih streets; services morning and evening
Di.e., Market street, between Webster ana IniEa
- Centre "Astllns' services iO's N inc 4''n'DA' -
ErgSosiieaz Protssant, REV. j. nrIFEH, Pastor, Clay
street, above sixth, EastwheelnE.
zisp ETau0sliedI Lutheridm, Rev. 2. ZrAntNERNAS'
Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
,yb..it,g. service, morning and evening.
I;,s3 S,,ooo,,. ouipcy street between Market and
H.
l],,,, p,o,,,,,yf I,plop Bsu Main street, between
g.. - o.tr,.. ..,yi.c, 1OL< morning.
$50 -----
OINI FJEJJ()wS, DIRECTORY
...,, 7,rrsd.v
y .nd ,IooToe stre.ts
JAxrs ". Moons, y. G.i B. II. Carr, Secretary.
,,ss',D.' - $500. n a.: NJ r. No
Kslsty, Secretary.
W: r.ll saEe Ne. ] ss.mnss.' 1ss. ase'. @ Sn sss
y wednesday evening "'-L'A4 -
whseiinE i.oaxe No. 5S.-sss., every Monday
the Hail. Market and Quincy streets
7. MoxAOls, y. c.; Joan TaOOHrn, Secretary
p"Ho'" Lodge No. sS.-Mes'. a, IS above s,nssS gyssS
Secretary. .ssg.,. ,,u,,.,,.,,.n, Meet. :, N,
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets the rstand ro
Tuesday srvn.ns' Of each month. n MAnsH' C. P
VIM. TelI 'i.,u, s%e.mpmep, No. a4.-Mss,. al
tie second and Jourh Tuesday evening" Of eael
month. H1ss4 Erlrn, C. p; Cglas Long, Scribe.
MAsox1C DTKEcroRY.
:. ,,....,. v,,,
i.'ss .ss VIZ Non
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
TIE Law OF NEW sPAfEfts.

I-suBserltsrswhO not give express notice the
TaTy, considered Wishing continue shsir subser-
tiVLS.
Eli subscribers order dScontnuaace OF their peril
odicaS the publisher continue TO send them until all ARE
RGaTaErs paid.
eAI which they directed, they are held
responsible till they settled the bill aud ordered them
discontinued.
sIi subscribgTs to other places wloutnfOrm.
cE publishers aud the Seut to the former d.
FGetiOu, they held responsible.
6Iht COurthaye decided that refusing I. take per0d
sGIS TeEn Ofce removing and leaving them unGaed
or, IL pPIpla JaeiG evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
New ArranPement,


WOULD announce the subscribers for rapers, Period
icalS &C., whose have been transferred TO from
MIR Tobu's Books, that receiving said Periods
regularly would request those above referred
to, call at III Main street. Any wishing to discontinue
subscriptions, will thai not On
preserve er copies We have received OF
elegant Family Bibles also late sIrs ents and
Mrs. Eoulw0TIhS Works. Everything in the Book and
Stationery be had the CheRp Book Store," No.
III Main street. CapIOl JAS. @ ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

mo, w aSn1nB ton Hal1,
TAKE pleasure informing my friends aud patrons Of
Wheeling and Its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have Just received the largest, finest and best selected
Clots Casmvres and YestinGs for spring and
summer wear that have offered to the citizens Of
Wh cling and vicinity; all Of which prepared to make
order in the latest and most approved style and best
short notice. All goods warranted TO be
resented sale. a-
have alpo just received large stock of Cents Furnish
ing nOds, sucl white, colored and arseiase Shirts
nd shirt Collars SIX, Cation and Merino Under Shirts
SILK, Cottcn Linen James Draws, slk and Linen Hand
rchefs, Suspsnders silk, Cotton aud Lisle half Hose
black, white aud cooTed Kid Gloves the makes
plain black aud fancy Stocks, Ties, CevAtS, &c. &C.
]. H. sTALLMAE,
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No. 2. Waslinrton Hall.
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T. @ a r T W r I G. IT T
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

r All receiving and keep constantly on hand large Stock
Il Of tue celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & co g PIAHOES
Also conPsts assortment of NiELnDEONS and SERA-
PINES, fom the cslsbraed mRnufactorlrs OF CSrhart
Nedhaiu and a. p Hughes. Also, sPlendcd Gothic
ERn style for Churches Lecture Rooms, with stops
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1MSflIsfS3ff sa Els faT GnifPs n5fiff1Psnf. f1IsyIA y

Books, Stationery q Wall Paper.
NEW ARRANGEMENT T..
IAYIN purchased the Book, Stationery and Wall Pa
IL par establishment of John II. Thompson, Will contiu
the business at Tie old stand, liz Main street. wheeling
Va, and respectfully Solicit continuance Of the patronage
heretofore iherauy extended to my predecessor.
II Is my purpose 70 keep constantly hand full and
condete assortment In various branches the busl.
nesr, and to sell at the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants Teachers and Others purchasing
Wholesale, great Inducements offered in stock and
sE-CAsh paid for Rags.
noyl2-ly JAS. @. ORB.
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rL UOKhEsPONpENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscrIptlon, advertising
Of the IutegsncsT should be addressed 10
sts ceneerninE the editorial department OF the papeI
IaoIl addressed the Etors Jointly, or either one
writing for publication, will please write
only on ~ side Of the paper. ,,, -
An Observance OF the above rules VIII sreAtS oOu6
prompt attention to Correspondents th9n
IS might Otherwise receive
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s-UMMEK ARRA N GE MENTs.
WaIcTes, ) e1TcIry aiIyernnd PLATED Ware,
I0chS, &C. &C.
@. R. BROMN.

10. ll9 Main. Street, Wheeling, Va.
opening of the finest and largest Assortments
OF goods in his line that has been brought this
city, which will b. sold Wholesale and Retail at prices as
low house West OF tlIS Ati1ntio SItiSs
Among his goods be found Gold and Silver Watches
from of the celebrated Engs and Suisse Manu-
Lever Watches. Clocks in great variety, including few
day Regulators Of fine quality suitable Bauks RarO2d
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewery in sets otherwise OF Coral, Mosaic,
Caineo Gold S,one, Lava and all Gold Jcwcry Also,
assortment Of Soft Soldier and plated Jevelry very cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, scissorS Silver Napkin
Rings, Gard Cases. Gold Pens, &C. 60, Every article in
this establishment Is warranted TO be good
the money returned cell ctIuily solicited.
nlh26 It's Main St, door from Marsh Taynr's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

Tomy Old Friends and CuatOnaera.
7 IKE great pleasure In recommending Mr. Jas G. Or
whom have ssld my stock OF Books, Stationery, Wa
paper &c. and request for him Continuance Of the
IESs Sa4is heretofore enjoyed by me- joHN rnonPsoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
PIAMll FORTES.

IIKlIN 7 !
OPENED THIS DAY, FINE STOCK OF
chickering's Piano RorIcs,
= n III II tiOr fine Rosewood and Black Walnut finish,
v v = v u6 md 65 octayes These instruments, As
4sua we're highest prizh gold medal at the
late NechanIcs Fair, held Boston, Oct. 1885, for their
Grand grand rRrlor grand Pianos and for their
Square Pia0s, the highest and hrst prize silver edal,
there being gold awarded for this class of InstrU
We have facilities afforded, that wl enable US
these Instruments ut prices that will compare with
the most common makers, and respectfully invite the
public call and Cue stock, vt the old Musc
and Variety Store, Nc. .95 Union street. J. J.HELL0R
EB- Pianos rent. Nirsic taught. my6
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NUMBERl 282
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
1'T4 MAIN ST, WHEELING
.-.---- FL II IA: u Il.EN1iE1Ll I'D IN

! 1'TEk MAIN ST. WHEELING.
FALL IND BLNTEP TRADE.
T0SE 6; THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
y they are now In recept Of their f stock of Fn and
| Winter FfCEsI 70
| Dry co.ls, Varieties mad IIllIInery a Gods.
They have Just received their Second F. Purchases,
which, added to their forcrs p them TO pre-
sent to the Public more IIou
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being BY the largest DESIRABLE stock, aad
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered to sir Public.
To their variety they have added
Carpcting and Rugs Of The ate9t designs anu best Makes
and aAo beautiful line e.! choice FuFs, suitable the
Winter Tradeto both OF which, we'll their stock
generally they invite the attention of the TTRdeis
Having been In the Eastern cities short time previous
the late heavy Fse in all kinds Cotton RabTic buy.
Ing largely with the Cash they have done
uSrsIn come Instances they able er inducements
% Fee CdSt BHgsrS, either by the PIECE RETAIL
exec. d by no siuiila ,9uee Il the Hest. Il
To meet the wants Of rir rapidly Increasing Trade, they
have metle, and making ample
the Public with of the bedI selected goods
their line IN the Vest. -tit-ts-
Y this stock may be found fully ,
nl2 nUb yiS siiks-enbFRciiIS OF the fnest Imp
1000 f" French ASFInots CsshmerSs, BornbR
ThLets and AfaGdOmlas-Of eferS tliAlIty color,
a fuii line OF The Rchvst Painted. 0lnbFe shaded
In striped Casksnsres anL peIaiars--lmp0rtsd..
4uO shA Wis and ClOaks-eu1brMeius OF the
ever offered In Hhseling.,,-t = :.
$1,000 yds Gingians DrBuGes Delaines and Prints and
G0pVU OF nomeScS.-e .-elnbraClRB tue largest line OF
House, 4 not BY any house In The city. .
They have laid Ia their with closer cash
fade sud pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident that they Inducements
cSoAs cGAh suyetS excelled by wss In
the United States No trouble show goodsgoods
Cars Hotels and HoNts for customers. ig7sc4
- A'ways GU hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
PIANOS !! PIANoS !!

PIANOS PIANOS
Just RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory Of
q Halet, DGyls Co., splendid let Of Pianos Theas
and sliding desks with patent spsensis bridge eoPosi-
warranted give satHfactoni made stand In any
parlOr.
In connection Eith the above have large
every kind OF Musical and in fact every
thing that may found in MuaIe Store, be found at
the store Of 7. CARTWRIGHT,
ie19-H 125 AIAEnst.. Wheeling.
4. DOz H0lie'S scbeIdam sehnspps, for sale b.
I'D eb9 LAU6IJIINS BUsH4IETn.
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piled vith lnsLruments a. sIlort

Panoes, Melodeons 3, raplnes and Accnrdeons tuned
and repaired all other kinds generally
with neatness aud dispntcl
EB All goods warranted, at this establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

4 JST received, direct the SanOfscturCrs,
"a foz Cameo Breast Pins and Ear drops,
! Colo stone and do
3 Mourning do and do
Pearl Ccral, MoEac, DC. do
8 Cent? Breast Pins, asG'd,
l Plain 4 Fancy Gold BrAreltta,
Guard ROb Keys, seals, &C.,
Q Gold Guard Vest & Fob Chains, 4
% Finger Kings, $50 ~
u Plain and Fancy s g. Breast Pins Far Drops.
Q Ribbon and Guard s!ldss,
Bracelet Clasps
will be sold to the city ard country rade A Eastern prices
mh24 J. 7. eCUIT-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

SHEET MUSIC.
nm constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection of Sheet Music Also Instrreon Books
for every kind OF instruments now muse si sr 3
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WHEELING y SATURDAY -MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

@ @ ss3ss2
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In with the above keep the largest stock in
the Western country OF tc following goods voins YlO.
ncelo"s Do1ble Basses Guitars, Banioes, REubores,
Drums etc intact keep every article belonging the
s-Brass Bands supplied with instruments at short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

SToSE 6; TiIoM6s take pleasure In announcing thst
- they are now In recePt Of their fl stock VI Fn and
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TERMS.

0FFICE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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CIR 1Obrtlirte 11trlIigerrrrr

IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McpERMOT.
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ury & COGIH, Varieties and 1IilIfn cry a 90 1h.
They have Just received their Second Fill Purchases,
which, added to their orucrst0 N them to pre-
to he. Public more T,,nr
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| tENOOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
| BUTtiEES'S hook. .EkERPERIH
| Writing Fluid,
IMPORTANT Notice.

IIIIpUIGd11IT IHUUIC6.-.|Is
EING dezous Of selling ou. large stock Of French
II Braniies French and Geru0n Wines, Imported WhiB.
Keys and Domestic Liquors Of all kinds Also large lot OF
the best Imported Cigars, and different other arceS-1
hereby inform customers and the public that will sell
from date, CASH ONLY, wholesale retail, very
reduced price, and cheaper than other establishment
can afford. If person shnrlu be willing to buy
EETRE sTocE will SET the price the
Persons knowing ttlnselYt Indebted requested
TO call and SETTLE. CONRAD STROBEL,
E No. III Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension bridge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

Splendid inducements to those srho aciS1 to
attend Commercial College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

w would invite tie attention tosc Who intend pur.
w chasing wall paper cali and examine our large
stock various patterns. ali ask yRuj call aud
examine, and we Will risk the rest. JAS. @. ORR,
mh2U Mol 1I7 aiaIn St, HBetline,.vE.
CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
3iIH BARRELS Novelty Sl.ls, (Sot Dudley's.) is
~ . 30 bbIs. Raiiheld " 4- d-fcfl-
25 :. lIilISboro it
sos, pa for sale lJy THOBURN 4 MADDEN.
Delivered Of the city free rharRs. fnh29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday, July IL, 1851, Trains will
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

@TSold at ia Market street, ST. LOUIS, MssOp'
n, BIC Broadway, New York, and by Scar Co..
Charlotte, n. G., and by Druggists eyerywhere.--
All kinds OF family patent medicines for sale. on
lishment, ia Market street., St. Louis.
July 8, 1856
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

VINO WRITES THE NEGRO SoNGs ?-The
principal writer of our national music is
said to be Stephen c. Foster, the author of
"Unele Ned" 40, Susannah," dc. MIR
Foster resides near Pitrshurg, where he oc-
cupies moderate ownership, upon which,
and percentage upon the sale of his songs,
he depends for living. They are sung
wherever the English language is spoken,
while the music is heard wherever men
sing. In the cotton fields of the South,
among the mines Of California and Austria
liza, the coast cities Of China, in Paris,
everywhere. in fact. his melodies are heard.
Uncle Ned" was the-tirst. This was pub
lished in ls45, and reached a sale till then
unknown in the muSic-publishing business.
Of the "OId Folks at Home 100000 cop
les have been sold in this country, and as
many more in England. "My Kentucky
Home" and 'OId Dog Tray each had a
sale of about 10000. All his other songs
have had great sale. All his compost
tons are simple, but they are natural and
find their way to the popular heart, and
link themselves indissolubIy with its best
association.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

MISS SPRIGGINS.

Miss S2riggins is going to be married,
heard So this morning, down town;
She'll no longer be Miss Dolly Spriggins,
But Mistress Charles Henry Brown:
/ pity the wight who has got her.
When he knows her as we'll as do
He'll wish that he never had wed her.
For she's an untameable shrew.
Her lover no doubt thinks her temper
Smoother than oil and sweeter than honey,
But then if he does tits no wonder.
For her father has plenty of money;
Indeed am told he's right wealthy.
That his Golfers are crowded with pelf,
And more than all. that he's not healthy,
And soon may be laid on the shelf.
Miss Spriggins asserts she's but thirty;
Ills false. though. allow me to say.
have positive proof that she's forty,
For saw it in the Bible one day.
She would like TO be thought young lady
She can't come that 'ssell" over me,
And if Brown thinks she's only thirty,
Why he's greener than took him to be.
Some call this Miss Spriggins beauty,
Her picture before you I'll bring,
And, reader, if you call her pretty,
Why then I'm no judge of the thing.
The end of her nose Fointeth heavenward,
She's as fat as Lucifer match.
Her eyes are like two peeled onions.
And right under one there's patch.
Her mouth is like the door of tavern,
Her hair of carroty hue,
She is SIR feet three in her stockings,
While Brown is but fur feet t,co.
hope she'll ne'er weep in his presence.
For her tears to fall down from such hight
Should they strike on the top of his caput
Would demolieh that article quite.
/ met Brown this morning in Mint street,
Of his sweetheart he seems very proud,
He says she is loving and gentle,
In short. in her praise he's quite loud.
But she'll lead him life full of sorrow;
1T he stays out at night beyond ten
The way she'll beat him with broomsticks,
Is a caution to all married men.
In very few weeks III Haught happens,J
In their beautiful mansion up town,
By the aid of the parson, Miss Spriggins
Will become Mrs. Charles Henry Brown.
wish Brown much joy of his bargain,
When he knows her as well as do,
He'll wish the ''Old Harry" might get her,
For she's an untumeable shrew.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

A pretty pair of eyes are the best mir
rors to shave by. =" Yes" said a bachelor
on reading the above, ''many man has
/ been shaved by them
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
PARODY,

We find the following Parody upon
MKay's "Tell me, We Winged Winds
going the rounds
Tell me. yo winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not know some spot,
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some ''hOuer" in the ground.
Where babies never yell,
And cradles are not found!
The loud wind blew the snow into my face,
And snickercd as it answered-'Nary place
Tell me, thou misty deep,
Whose pillows round me play.
knOwest thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
a place To smoke in peace,
Where crinOIine Is not,
And hoops are out of place!
The loud waves, sounding perpetual shout,
Stop for awhile, and spluttercd, '.Yeoq git
out"
ell me, my secret soul
Oh Il tell me. Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From wOman, girls and death!
Is there no happy spot
Where bachelors are blessed;
Where females meyer go,
And man may dwell in peace!
Faith, Hope and I:ove-bcst Lonns to NOR
tails given
Waved their bright wings. and answered
Yes in Heaven -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
& q I L~R o a % HOTEL,
CHESTER, S. G.
BY J. r. NICHOLSON.

- THE subscriber respectfully informs
I:;;m his friends and the public generally,
Asa-that his house, known as the Rail
Road Hotel,'' opposite the Chester Depot, is
still open for the reception of regular and
transient boarders and the travelling public !;
and that he is making every exertion to de-
serve and secure a continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hithertofore
been extended to him. lie hatters himselfth that
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of III who stop with him :
his rooms arc airy and wclI-furnished. his
wants attentive and "bedent, and his able
INSTANTLY supplied with the best of the season,
SO that his friends will not want any attention
necessary TO make their sojourn pleasa mt and
agreeable. His stables are furnished with
good hostlers and an abundance of proyender,
and he is prepared at q moments notice to
supply his customers with private conveyances
of every sort, to any part of the surrounding
country.
He desires to return his acknowled gments
to the public for past avors, and solicts for
the future an equally liberal share of patron
age.
Oct 26, 1855. 5.tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

PROFESSOR NoCD-
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing vounn.
ry testimony to The exceIlt nee OF your Hair ke,
toratlve: Three months ago, my hair Was vey
gray. 1t now dark brown, (he original colOrl
smooth and glossy. I he only application h0,s
made to 1t, has been the Hair Restorative pielart
by you, and which, from the result in my own Gaze
can most cordially recommend to ClL,rs,
ResnPctll,lIv rnn1s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

A NEW Use FOR INDIAN CoRN-CsrNG
CoRN For FUEL-lt is stated that a
farmer in Illinois, on the Grand Prairie,
where wood is not to he had, and where
coal is worth thirty cents bushel and corn
the same, got out of fuel while the roads
were so bad that he could not haul coal.
and N the emergency of the case tried
burning corn i'll the ear in his stove in
place of coal, and found that it not only
succeeded but that it was actually cheaper
to burn corn than coal, and that it not
only r'akes hot fire but cleaner ons
than coal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
To the Managers of the Meek.
lenburg Co. Bible Society,

According to the resolution adopted at the
last Anniversary, the Managers in every con.
gregation are expected to examine their resnec-
tive fields and to supply all, who are destitn,e
with the Bible. The Managers will report at
our annual meeting I'd "Wednesday in Nav. The
time is short and you are earnestly desired to
give instant attention to this important matter.
j.. NYE HUTCHINSON, Rec. Sec
P.S-You will find Bibles for gratuitous dis
tribntion at the DEPOSITORY, Lowrie & Enniss'
Book Store March 3. 1857
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07

HEADS OR TAILs.-We have seen il
stated that Horace Greeley objected to
having his name headed Hon., but wished
to be addressed as simple Mr. Greeley. Here
is one ahead of "old drab;"
A quaker in business in Philadelphia
disliking the Esq" to his name advised
Southern correspondent to direct his
letter to him without any tail, aud received
reply suPerscribed amos Smith, without
any tail, Philadelphia"