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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

The Rome, Ca Courier says that there is at this
time great demand for mechanics in that city. A
large number of buildings, which were destroyed
by the late conlagration, are being rebuilt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11
T,he Gveat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELkbKAlhD
FEMALE PILLS,

EEMAIIE IIIIIN~,
r,,rp,prD FROM PRESCRIPTION OF SIR J. CLARAk' NJ D.
puystr1,r AoRDINARY TO THE QUEF\-
JT0T1TS we'll known medicine is no imposition, out !.
rro and safe remedy for Female Difficulties 'no
distractions from any cause whatever and @ho4En IGN
nowerul remedy they contain nothing hurni 10 Iv
constitution. To MARRIED LADlh'7 It -
These Pills have never been known to fail WherC ne
Drrrtions on the % page of Pamphlet arc well M
ed For fail particulars, get +" p'l'i'"'e''
B-sl and postage stamps enclosed TO any any, "G7 u
tbnrzed Agent will Insure bottle containing o'' ~
fHzi Ct.Inttp by F SCARF Il co. sole Agents
and br Haviland. stevenson Co. Charleston h''e-
sale agents.
March ,. 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11
SECRETARY COBB.

A correspondent of The New York News, says:
In brief editorial paragraph contained IN The
New York Daily Times of Friday last entitled
"Suspectcd Of being Suspicious an unwarranta-
BILE all1lsion is made to the distinguished gentle
man above-named, after something Of this fashion:
Our readers will remember that Senator 1yerson
CHARGED that Southern aud Statesmen had odci9d
CaEoan to Give the certificates Of election to the free
State men, and it is now dsticty alleged in Southern
PAPERS that Secretary Cobb Mcssrs Toombs Stephens,
and Secretary Thompson were the Statesmen lmpA-
Gated
This paragraph, published in journal which
daily contains the most unfounded and base as
sauits upon our most prominent men, would per
haps be wholly unworthy Of notice from anybody,
but for the allegation in reference to the South
ern papers" In what Southern papers does / ne
Times find any such implication with regard to
Gov. Cobb? it has been the province Of certain
newspapers, North and South for years to dccry
the eminent merits and abilities of this gentleman,
who has nobly and powerfully defended the
"Cnion, one and inserarable, now and forever, as
against all its asSailants from any quarter.
And this 6,u'en' tuIme", purporting to be the
voice Of 'thc Southern papers, is OF piece with
all that has proceeded it. have authority for
saving that 50 far from having advised" CaIho!n
to issue certificates to Free State men, Gov. Cobb
never exchanged word with him on the subject.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

B@y~ novel race took place at st Thomas
recently, between blooded racc horse and
locomotive The horse is decided to be very fast
nag. and so is the locomotive, and both were well
traned 70 the track. Ihe arrangements between
the letting parties werc, tiat the horse should De
IT his starring place when tha locomotive came up
even. AMI The word Z go2 should be given, when
away they vent under whip AMI steam. The judges
declared the horse the winner By one-haif length:
The bet waa $50 q side, and the distance eighty
rods. This decides Inc question tiat the :sors5s
f,stcr than decentralization (Caaaaa) Times
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11
E&HD GLOVES.

,vCASTER,S KID GLOVE CLEANER. an un-
failing preparation, easy and simple in application
.n1aTinr ali stains and grease from the Glove; at
w. - SCARF 4 cos Drug store
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

WRETcIrED STATE OF THE MATRIMONIAL.
MARKEr.-A California correspondent writes as
follows: Il consider it my duty to state boldly,
that the matrimonial market is ah2ckly dull, The
time was when women, and all other dry goods,
went off rapidly at high figures. But now, even
young and tender candidates go oil slowly; and as
for the older and tougher ones, there's no more
show for them than there is for an honest admins
tration OF the government Of New ork.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

GGz~ CrinoIinc has got il court in Detroit \
suit is now pending before magistrates court IN
that city by the husband Of lady who was refused
admission to public lecture, the price Of which
was 25 cents, which, being duly rendered by her,
was refused, and fifty cents demanded, upon the
ground that she would occupy two seats.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11
NOT ICE.
Town faxes.

| have the Tax Lists for IS9' re''H Ii iT ~, H.
nent persops liable to pay tax will please call on the
undersigned and settle forthwith. lt Is hopeu 'h"t "
notice will be sufficient, the money must DC
ed. = ~ HAIni''
- :, 49, ,f Tax Collector.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

A celebrated barrister, retired from practice,
was one day asked his sincere opinion Of the law.
sWhy, the fact is" rejoined he, 'f any man were
to claim the coat upon my back, and threaten my
refusal with law suit, Lie should certainly have i,
lest, in defending nly coat, should lose l1y
waistcoat also"
1t q fashionable city party, at which loH-neeked
dresses were prominent feature, bliss B
addressed her country cousin: Cousin Sam, dld
YOU ever see such glorious 81 ght before!" 'Aever
since acay arconcd!' said Sam, blushing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-11

''Lucy, did you give your little brother the
peach which gave you for him. said a father
to his little daughter. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18
Saf(isteuan&ons &eabtnJ

AFFECTION FOR A MOTHER. The follow
ing beautiful passage, as true as it is beauti-
full, is from Mr.. James: Ground the idea
of ones mother the mind of men clings with
fond affection. 1t is the first deep thought
stamped upon ourinfant heart when yet soft,
capable of receiving the most profound i'm
pressions, and all the after feelings of the
world are more or less light in comparison.
do not know that even in our old age We
do not look back to that feeling as the sweet
est we have through life. Our passions and
our wilfulness may lead us far from the OBJ
ject of our flial love; we learn to pain her
heart, to oppose her wishes, to violate her
commands; we may become wild, head
strong and angry ather counsel or opposition,
but when death has stilled her monitory
voice, and nothing but calm memory remains
to recapitulate her virtues and good deeds,
affection, like flower, beaten to the ground
by past storm, raises up her head and
smiles amongst her tears. Round the idea,
we have said the mind clings with fond af-
fectiou, and even when the earlier period Of
our loss forces memory to be silent, fancy
takes the place of remembrance, and twines
the image of our dead parent with garland
of graces, and beauties, and virtues, which
we doubt not that she possesses"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18

KEEP YOUR OWN SEoRETs.-f you are
a courting character, and your star of sue.
cess is rapidly ascending-it makes no differ
ence-keep your own secrets We have
known many failure which was the result
of imprudently telling everybody how
smoothly he or she was getting on. If you
have trade on hand, keep your own secrets.
You are not obliged to tell all you know
about your horse, or your negro; and then,
it would be nonsense in you, to tell the man,
who wants your property and is willing to
give your price, where he couldbuy a cheap
er bargain. But some people can't keep q
secret, to save them from cold Harry. -
Their tongue itches-their mouths water,
and their brains burn, with all manner of
uneasiness, until the cat is turned out Of the
wallet They can't bear the idea Of not
letting other people into their enjoyment,
and the consequence is-they tell all they
know or hecr.-Lire Giraffe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18

BAPTISM IN THE N1aHT.-The watchmeu
heard singular noise in and about the
grounds of Ethan Allen, ESQ.,, little after
midnight on Saturday night last, and, upon
drawing near, they heard first prayer, and
then the song of Zion, the words being an
appropriate selection from Watts hymns
They also observed four men standing upon
the edge of the ornamental pond in the yard
aforesaid. Very soon hole was made in
the ice and two of the young men walked in
to the element, and each Immediately i'm
mersed his comrade. After another prayer
and another song of praise, they turned to
leave, when the watchmen intercepted them,
and inquired "what on earth they were a.
bout ?" They replied that the wet and drip
ping individual who was shivering before
them had just become converted, and couldt
avatt untH morning to be baptised!
Worcester (Mass.) Spy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18
GBoilee 4oetrgg.
MY SWEETEST SONG FOR THEE.

By sALLIE ADA REEDY.
There's not n careless wind that blows
But has its own beloved rose,
And when the West fOrctells the hour
1t HES to that remembered bower,
And in some myrtle's dewy shade
Begins its gentle serenade.
And though at morn upon the hills
1t trifles with the morning rills,
Aud whispers to each flower it meets
Some gentle word that's full of sweets,
Still-still the dearest song it knows
Is saved for that beloved rose.
There's not star in yon blue sky
But downward turns listless eye,
Until its wandering glances rest
On that blue wave it loves the best,
Then it begins to tell once more
Things sweet as if unheard before.
The beauties Of the land may smile,
That star may turn and sport awhile,
With those soft dews that wet the cheek
OF flowers that with their perfume speak,
And though its glance may idly seem
To have for all loving beam,
The first, the brightest, and the last
On that blue wave is fondly cast.
have message FOR the rose
And for that wave that gently flows,
And they will tell to wind amidst
Of one sweet love that's brighter far,
Than aught that winds or stars of heaven
To flowers or waves have ever given,
And thus where'er thy home may be
I'll Yaft my sVeatest soag Tor thee,
jackson, Mss, Dc. l9, 1857.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18
@-It is said that Governor Gilmer, Of

Georgia, had passion for buyingall sorts OF
old iron trunk, broken.down wagons, and such
rubbish, which he had piled up in the yard,
under the impression that it would come into
use some time or other. 1t annoyed his wife
excessively; and one day, when the Cover
nor was away from home, she had the whole
pile carted off to auction. 1t so happened
that just as the auctioneer had put up the
lot the Governor was riding by, and buy it
he would; for, as he looked at it, he de-
clared that be had lot at home in which
there were several things to match. He bid
ten dollars, and the whole concern was knock
ed down to him. A few days afterward he
was admiring Mrs. Gilmer's new bonnet,
and asking her its cost, she said, "Ten dol
lars, husband; the same ten you paid tor
your own old iron, and if you don't clear it
out of the yard shall sell it again! The
Governor shortly after that retired from the
iron business.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18
J,y1NG-In the Massachusetts, Teacher

LY1NG.-In the Massachusetts, Teacher,
for February, there is an article on lying,
and one of the remarksis worthy of general
circulation: when lie has been told,
find out its motives, and treat the child &C.
cordipgly. The real merit Of a deed lies
neither in its appearance nor its subsequent
consequences, but only in its motives: 10
read these in the hearts of the pupils is one
of the highest duties of all who have to deal
with children; and to purify these is to ele-
vate their moral standard most efectually.
The various motives which induce children
to lie may be brought in three groups-in-
discretion, fear and desire"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18

sa A Greensboro correspondent Of the
Petersburg Express, says: "We learn by
letter from Elizabeth city, that about $780,
900 of the money belonging to the Farmers
Bank of that place, has recently been found
concealed in a safe owned by W. W. Griffin,
former Cashier of said Bank. Rascality,
like murder, will always out, and should be-
punished; but public sentiment is too aps
to brand a man who steals dollar as thief,
while he who steals o thousand is gentle
man. Away with such principle"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-18
NO. II.

we, the shareholders of the South, took our
country In her infancy; and, after ruling
her for sixty out of the seventy years of her
existence, We shall surrender her to you
without stain upon her honor, boundless in
prosperity, incalculable in her strength, the
wonder and admiration of the world Time
will show what you will make of her; but
no time can ever diminish our glory or your
responsibility.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-19
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