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BOSTON CARDS.
To Farmers.
UERLATE 0 + II ~ r


A,,amphlet, with testimonials, showingits effects
non the Grape Vine, Corn, Potatoes, IN relation
+, lct as prcservatise, Strawberry, buta baga
and Iufnip of all kinds, Beans Peas and pod
herring plants.--It- effects in destroying the
W, rms and other insects, its great value 10 the
Annie Tree also its effects on Grsss Land produe-
ing n better crop the third year than the hrs''
IN a word, being permanent in its elects ~asre
as t;uauo has to be applied every yeaF,-~iii be
forwarded to any address, and all orders by mail,
accompanied by the cash, punctualy attended TO-
1t is sold at the following fixed prices;-For less
than 10 btl<.. ST. 10 per bbl over 10 hhls, 81; or
in bags Of 100 lbs, at s. IL cts per bag, Tor ov-
rr t9 bus; les than TO- 81 each delivered at
any depot " WuaIt IN Boston or Clariestown. Al
S, te4 sale }on Ibis. Rackand Line flesh 500
tfls OYSTER smell Lime. Zoo bushels Stacked
Lime iar Farmers at cents per bushel.
The report made to the Legislature, the last sea-
sou. will show to any ono WIZ will take the trout
blcte examine it, the high value put upon this ar
,tlu by the Farm School. ut Wcst5oro, under their
Supervision The subscriber has also testimonials
from sor.c Of the most distinguished persons IN
Naldlrsex and Norfolk counties, showing ITS ci
Geettyenes, in destroying tie eanher Worm, its
good effect on corn, sc.
JAMES GOULD, Agent,
"a ~tltr street Boston
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'sNllE Proprietor Of this POTASH has
fer many years seen the necessity Of la Wing
some reliable standard for the strength ot f6I-
ASH, The adalteratiou has become - general
that il has, notwithstanding it, valuable proper
ties, ne nearly cut Of use. TIE Proprietor las
taken tic responsibility Of Subscribing his name
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UNIFORM, and when used always producing the
stne results. Potash many times is adut"ratcd
vita salt, which is destructive III maxim. soap: it
lAakes TIE Ladies say they ianot have soed luck
sc. One other reason that Potash has gene out
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always oeing the same strength and ~ 0Gucn. tn
same results; and viii warrant it in all eases, il
the directions followed, to produce double the
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ing the best of SOFT, Hard, or laUey Soaps. Itis
made with little troblei the ley Is all prepared in
five or een minutes.
/ lb. Potash warranted to cut ) lbs. Of grease
into good soap.
u lbs. will make one barrel ofbeautiGal soft scan.
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making Hard ; up.
Directions for Laundres and Hotels
Drccrions fer cleaning cotton waste that has been
used for cleaning machinery Of all kinds
Directions Tor using this Potash in place Of sal
soda.
Direction. for sticking India-rubber soles on
shoes.
-4-AlIth the above directions accompany the cans.
l9-ly
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Ayers Pills

,z1sylHIu Ayers Pills
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TAI 5-4-H ct lNFiREITIES OF
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]. l5TTCE.
4 Ii persons indebted to tie estate Of
: a the late William Bingham. Esquire, deceas'
I'd. are call. upon to mae immediate payment.
Al tie lauts remaining ui.-el4 belonging + the
sad Estate, lying in TIE eoanti,s Of fenobseot.
hancock. and Nashig Stan, in the -ta;e Of Maine,
are now elad Tor sale al rltuct prices 1ur cash.
For ibtoruaati,n In eEard to.tle abcve ard fer
plans aa! descriptions Of these lands az! location
ina be made 10 tie agent.
G. y. BLACK.
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EaL53E0 ORTIZ. AfAINf.

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Are particularly adapted to
arrangements Of the digestive
apparatus, and diseases aris-
ing from iinpurity Of the
blood. A large part of all tho
complaints that affiict man
kind originate in one Of these,
and consequently these PILls
are found to cure many Sar.-
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E.igworth. Dec. Sd, 1851 ls5 :.
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Lever, LeP;Ae, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
sert, Cream, Susaf salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
of extra ine sj,sec. Also, BRttee and lgais
Knives. Pen'e Knives and Iorks, NaIAin Ring,
Pepeis. {swel5e dozea,1 Silver epee;aeles-a va
,ety to suit al ses, Extension Pens aal Pencils.
Fob, V ar! Guard Chains, Keys, Sc. - dozen
silver Iai.nbles, wa.raA.ed Of tie best quality.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
The Legislature.
MARCH Goth, 1858.


Editor Of Democrat .r
presume at all carly day the party will
,.ke some steps towards bringing out DEM
cratic candidates to represent Mecklen-
b,,ry county in the next General Assembly.
Would it not be proper to hold County
Convention for that purpose! propose
tbat primary meetings be held in the differ
nm, districts in the County and delegates
onn,iuted TO meet in Convention in Char
Little at some convenient time. For in
,.auce, let each District appoint lO or IL
delegates. and let minority of those dele
go,cs determine for whom the vote of the
District (say one vote) shall be cast as the
democratic candidates. This would be
fair. and would. no doubt, give general
satisfaction. 1t is the only proper way OF
ascertaiuing the preferences at tie party.
AN 1910 DEMOCRAT.
Our correspondent will see call in to-
DAYS paper for a Convention to assemble
at April Court. His plan is a very good
one. and well calculated to ascertain the
sentiments of the people. We suppose il
will meet with general approval.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The demand for this unrivaled preparation for
the hair and skin is beyond all doubt, the largest
and It's sales is greater than any other HAIR
Restorative that has ever been before the public,
Tens OF thousands of persons who we e bald ana
cav and Others whose faces were covered with
gns,ghtly blotches and pimpes, are now, their own
glossy hair. and with faces comey and lar 10 loSs
upon, seen daily promlnadng the streets OF al me
principal cities OF the Union, and BY their influence
Spreading the fame of Woods Hair Restorative
throughout the civilized world. But the trial 81
one bottle is more convincing than all we could
saw in whole Newspaper column.
II docs not dive but gives life, health. and beauty
to the decaying, falling, and Dead restoring al
by magic, that which was supposed 10 be irrecoy
erably lost Heads partly bald and others neariJ
white, are daily being changed to Their pristine
Cd as smooth as an infants aud blushing rose
ali by the use OF Prof Woods Hair Restorative
81. Louis Co,nmereiol Last.
] Sold By H NJ. PRITCHARD. Charlotte
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MILITARY SCHOOL.

For some time past plan has been under
consideration by the citizens of Charlotte
far the establishment in this community of
~ educational institution to be conducted
on the military principle. We learn that
the services of an eminent gentleman can
be secured to take charge Of the institution.
s2jGOO is estimated to be the amount
necessary to erect buildings and put the
School in operation. The town proposes
70 subscribe $4,000 of this amount, pro-
yidcd such subscription shall be ratified by
the citizens on Saturday the 9th inst, at
which time the Commissioners have order
ed an election to be held for the purpose of
ascertaining tie wishes of the community.
The balance, $4,000. we learn has already
been secured by individual subscriptions.
The School, if established, is to be of a
high grade, and superior facilities offered
for acquiring a thorough academic educa'
ton.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
DIED,

In this county. near Davidson College, on
the 14th inst, Mr. Joseph Patterson, in the 47th
year of his age, leaving wife and one son to
mourn their loss. By the death of Mr. Patterson
the community in which he lived has lost a
generous and kind-hearted mana wife an af-
fcctionate husband, and son devoted Father.
Peace be to his ashes. R.
At Beatties Ford, on the 10th inst, F. w.
Houston, second son of DIR. j. B. Houston, dec,
aged 26 years, 5 months, and II days. The
memory of the Just is blessed" He left a large
circle of relations and a grateful community to
mourn their loss; but their loss is his gain
None knew him but to love him; and in his
dying moments reposed entire confidence in the
atoning blood ofJesus. X. Is. b. II.
In Hilsboro on the 9Th inst, at the residence
of Ex-Gov. Graham, Mrs Elizabeth Washing
ton, in the 10Th year of her age.
In Gainesville, Florida, of consumption, DIR
Gerard ]. Hinton, native of Raleigh, NC.
In Rutherford, on the l4th inst, MIR jacob
Davis, aged 25 years.
In YorRville, on the 18th inst, Mrs Elizabetl
Love, aged 81 years.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
JUDGE PERSON.

twill be seen by the following letter
copied from the Wilmington Journal, thai
Judge Person respectfully declines being
considered a candidate for the nomination
of the Democratic Convention for Governor:
FRANKLIN, MACON COUNTY. n. c.,
March 10th. 1858.
Mcssrs Editors Your paper of the
Goth ult. FIJI into my hands day, where.
for the first time, / saw the proceedings of q
democratic meeting in Moore County,
as copied by you from the ''Carolinian."
In one of the resolutions they respectful
ly suggested my name to the consideratien''
of the Convention to be held at Charlotte.
''fur the Office of Governor of this State"
So long as any preference for me was ex-
pressed privately, was content in the same
way to make known my wishes-delicacy
forbade any other course. But now it has
assumed the public shape. feel called up
on to say publicly, that l do not desire the
nomination, and to request my friends
not to put my name before the Convention.
This position was deliberately taken three
months ago, and then announced to those
who had approached me upon the subject.
Ny private interest and aims in life do not
lie in that direction, and | could not, with
out SacrlhclnS OOth TO great degree, &C
cept the nomination. if i: were rendered.
did not come to this conclusion without
hesitation. and it would be an affectation of
Indifference. which | do not feel. to say
that it is not very desirable to be the Gov
ernor of such State as ours, or the office
would not confer honor, of which any OF
her sons might justly be proud.
am fully sensible of the honor done me
by the meeting i'll Moore. l prize il
for itself.-but more, because it comes from
my native county, and is voluntarily be-
slowed by those who were my friends when
d boy, and who, since became a man, have
upon many occasions, manifested a sincere
desire for my promotion. 1t would be less
than manhood not to feel, and feel deeply
this additional kindness and mark of con
fidence. And while to them. as associate:
and friends from childhood, my gratitude
may be more tender, it is none the less sin
ccre to those elcwhere, who have expressed
the wish to elevate me to the highest Office
in the State. Very respectfully,
SAM'L j. PERSON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23

The FARMERS BANK.-We stated last
week, that the Farmers Bank at Elizabeth
City was making arrangements to wind up.
But we now learn from the Salem Press
(from which paper our first information was
obtained) that such is not the fact. That
paper says: ''On the perusal of a letter
handed to us by friend, we find that the
Bank is not making arrangements to wind
up: but the Bank at Elizabeth City rs col
lecting her assets to meet her issues; and
redeemed, in current money, $4,000 of her
notes, sent there within few weeks past;
and has funds, as we are informed, to re-
deem, and is now redeeming, all her paper
presented"
The Press learns THAT an investigation
into the affairs of the Bank took place with
in the last few weeks, and resulted much
more favorably than was expected
u We find the following in an e1
change paper:
Farmers Bank of n. c., Elizabeth City.
March 18th, 1858. )
It affords me pleasure to inform you tina
the Farmers Bank is perfectly solvent
that there is not the slightest chance tor
te-holder to lose cent; and no necessi
tv for the stockholders to do so. We hav
been discredited by brokers for the purpos
of making on it, and some of tho Banks i
the State that have refused our notes ar
not in a better condition than we.
Very respectfully yours,
r. F. OVERMAN, Cash'r.
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For the Hestern Democrat.
cuBERNAToRIAL.

Taking it for granted that the next can
didate of the party. for Governor, will re-
quire at least majority Of the democratic
votes cast for Gov. Bragg in 1856 to re-
ceive the nomination, it is evident there
will hardly be a choice on the trst ballot.
Consulting eur notes. we find the deIns-
cratic strength to be 1888; of which 49,
800 is majority of enc, and 1889 tuo-
thirds.
Four names are prominent: Judge Ellis,
Mr. Holden, Judge Person, and Mr. Avery,
and there are "a counties in the State. In
Sc counties the Democracy have already
held their meetings to appoint delegates;
of these, 80 have expressed preference
for one or the other of the gentlemen above
named, and forty FIVE have either refused
to declare preference or remain to be
heard from. Judge Ellis is nominated in
IL counties which contain 1925 demo-
cratic votes. Mr. Holden in 10 counties.
9.4l6 democratic votes. Mr. Avery in 8
counties. 5.O97 democratic votes. Judge
Person in 3 counties (including New Han
over,) and 1859 democratic votes. Total
of democratic votes who are supposed to
have preference, 29,999. Total who are
supposed to have no preference but the
nominee. 1915. Remaining to be heard
from 12,425. Necessary to a choice 3d.
500 as above stated, unless the two-third:
rule be adopted, when 1880 democratic
votes must be counted. A very interesting
question will be whether each delegate shall
have his share of the county vote, or thu
county shall vote as unit, and according
to the views of a majority of the dele
| gates of the county present.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
WEST POINT CADETS.

The following Cadets have been appoint
ed to West Point Academy from North
Carolina-C. II. Barren has been appoint
ed from the Second District; w. c. Can
naday from the Fourth; David r. Adams
from the Sixth; and G.. w. Clayton from
the Eighth. From South CareIina-James
Hamilton from the Third District, and II.
S. Farley from the Fourth.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
BOUQUET D'ORLEANS,
or Xxx BOURBON.

From groves of sweet flowers this perfume was
cuiled,
Where deep golden summers exalt the pefIme,
Where the breeze from the South in the deep
glen is lulled,
Where blossoms exhale, but forever resume
To impart this aroma It's the sweetest, the Dest'
II steals DER the senses as the nectar OF Jove,
To the bouquet of beauty it gives ne" zeSf'
Ia the nride of the toilet and the perfume OF love.
Elo,ver. If the South. expressly for the Boil
morn Tor. EFT and HANDKERCHIEF
NJ u sS'I I6 = +. SCARF g. co.
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REMARKS.

Trade was rather dull during the past
week. The weather was bad. and not
much produce of any kind offering. Cotton
slightly declined-although there appeared
no good reason for it. but the demand
and prices in Charleston regulates the
article here. Wheat and Peas have ad-
yanced. Lard is scarce and in demand.
Our merchants are laying in large stocks
of Goods for the Spring trade.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
MARRIED.,

In Iredell county, ON the 18th inst, Mr. J. P
Flanagan of Statesville, to Miss Maggie Morrison
In Arson county, on the 9th inst, DR.. John o.
Sinclair to Miss Mary Jane Clark.
In Yorkville, on the 23d ult, Rev. VIM. B.
Corbett and Miss Lizzie, daughter Of Col. ]. D.
Witherspoon.
In Rowan County, on the 10Th inst, Mr. John
A. Overcast and Miss Sarah Jane Rose.
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Short Notice.

Persons indebted to the Firms of LOWR1E
& ENNISS, and P. J. LOWRIE, by Book
Account, must come forward and settle before
the 18th of April next, or they will find the pa
pers in the hands of an officer; ard some that
owe me Notes will find themselves in the same
situation if they do not take the hint.
L. J. LOWRIE.
March %, 1858. 1-5t
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COLUMBIA MARKET, March 90
The cotton market was rather less active
yesterday, and although the quotations OF
tho previous day were the general ruling
rates, still sellers had moro difficulty to
realize them; we still quote however, % to
LIZ cents.