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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-02

VSNHE Exercises of this Institute will commence on
IL the ISi october next.
FACULTY ELECT:
MAJ. D. H. HILL, Superntendent
LIEUT.. c. c. LEE, Commandant
e. p. ESTILL, a. NJ Principal of Primary Depart
COurse of .Stndies:
In the Primary Department, such as to qualify
Student to enter any College.
In the Scientific Department the West Point Cur
rculum will be closely followed 1t will be the aim of
the Professors to make Surveyors Engineers, Chemists
and men fit for the practical business of life.
In addition to the usual Eeercjses at Military Schools
the months Of August and September will be spent il
Campaigning through the mountains of North Carolina
The Ac0dentc Year will commence on the lst
day of October and will embrace twelve months. y
furlough of two months Aug. and Sept will be given
to Cadets at the end of their second year.
Particular attention will be given to the moral and
religious instruction of Cadets.
EXPENSES:
The Institute will provide Board Fuel Lights Wash
ing, Arms, Equipments and Uniforms.-and all cloth
ing except under clOthc s-tor $500 PER ANNUM
one-half payable in advance the balance in six months
No extra charges. No remission of charges to those
who leave unless on the score of health.
TERMS or ADNISSION:
No will be admitted into the PRIMARY DEPA
under Twelve years of age; into the SCIEN-
rrFIC DEPARTMENT under Fifteen over Twenty-one
years of age. All connected with the Scientific De-
partment will he required board in the Institutes those
in the Primary Department may do if they choose.
REMARKS.
The Institute Buildings the largest, most elegant
and commodious for the accommodation of Cadets in
the Southern country and the Board of Directors trust
that under the management Of the Superintendent and
Commandant. (Loth Of achom Graduates of West
Point and of long experience in the Army, and i'll the
business Onsructon the Institute will be established
Il true Military basis and conducted on true Military
principles The board will further say that Mr. ESTIL
is Graduate of the Virginia University and an
percnced Classical teacher. They would further state
that it is their intention to increase the number Of
teachers in both Departments the patronage of the
public may require.
This Institute granted liberal Charter by the
Legislature of North Carolina with the power of
ferring Degrees upon those who complete the pre-
Scribed Course of Studies.
Pa Applications for admission will be received
nntil the st of September, and must be directed to
DR. c. J. Fox President of the Board, Charlotte, y. c.
For further particulars see Circular.
c. J. FOX,
JAS. p. IRWIN,
II. LaF. ALEXANDER, :
JAS. II. CARSON,
TIIOS II. BREM
w. \. OWENS, Com.
Of Charlotte !:
j. B. KERR Intendant
of Charlotte
Charlotte, n c., April IL, 1850.
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BELTS! BELTS !

For Wheat Threshers, Fans cotton Gins: Saw Mills,
and machinery of every description; the best Betting
now in and far superior leather in respects.
1t lrW not Stretch or dr01C one site as feather.
THE Sun WILL NOT AFFECT 1T.
Rain or water cannot injure it; it requires oil;
for strings or shoe soes you can get any length you
wish all in one piece without joints, and with good care
it will last any farmer for twenty years.
Orders accompanied with the cash will receive
prompt attention. and the freight paid to any point on
the Railroad or stage line.
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DIR. Hufeland.
RnIfnmifher NnrhinI

ne, @auben 5als unb Q"ttr6brenentainbans, Mns,sbruns unA
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au8frnetnsr ub eefdbrlt&tr ais aHs antere benen BITE 8etsb-
nr bteies GduoeS nnterpprfen fnb - 6rdnthetten bic pn et-
aer tIetaen @rtdltuns %berribren. DR.. 8ea, bteft erfe Grst-
9e autecrttat iaat: SD min nt8t %bebaupttn. bab ,4alt"
ner dnbsrsr 8cnsn Nub. nber Id tam beHtnnnt perI&ern, Bag
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~SterStfGue ~Snfubren.
etns rehert Yrpts Der entftsIt&en @efdbrlt6fett Der SpH
elmer tlstntn &rtdItuns eutftten6en &rnufbttten, aetat Ht BET
etnent Sltd nper ua1tebtnse aus sen UertGten bee pbtldbeI.
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ldoelopta anertannt etne Der s~sfunbeaen St1bte Der IlntCN ia,
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Magical Pain Extractor.

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9temdls III etne embedding III Der WatertdI D9 sp.uA. AZ.
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allen, t(nen 8tnber thinner unterpgrien ltnb lit Sic Gi,,
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Stt oaepH al, bag Der ddte Gdles.Grtract Bet Der ban3
8ebenf btnsuwstfen mir erlau5c an fur beren SBo6rb I.
mt1 ptr1ntwprtli@ bdlte.
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bat. wa"
prets 25 Cts. fir bic G&sdteI.
No. Der Ae9ts rirb S%erfauft bel Sttb G. Sane, WD.
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0emtic1es gSitfcra
BELT eritnSltb ale

Deilt arunoltb dHc
Weber beldmerben, Otspeplie uuc @elbIubt, hrpnte
Ihe Uoer nerpSle S6wdben, Observation-Disclosures
hno allc Hranfbeitcn, welbe pUm perpprbeuem " a.
gen pper Der 0eber entlteben.
Se'te.dlS "e%r aUpfan8, innerl de ,pempriben, Nnbrana bS
SIn'eS nLb benz R0pfe. SGure I'm Wdeen, 5srsbrenacn, 5ct.
trennen, NppettIOfafctt, Sdpere TIM Wfagen, S6wGde urS
b5itS @efabI i'm Masen uab untsrletb. S9werer Arent
seradoPfrn S6n 'He Der Nueen, 8Iedsn tn benz @ttat
Steber ub ROpfibmer5er, Befbwerben betm NthuAen, Sells.
nSfrben Der Saut unb &u8tn, Settsnfeaen S&mfr3sn In
Nut. unb ben @ftsbern, 5tst TN Sppf Hnp 8rtnnen tn,
BIetfh, 8an8iafstt uub Nieereef6la aenbett.
Ott @isentblner %eInpeblen bttfe Wtebt3tn Der Mnfnrrffant-
,,ett bes %4utlttans. fef ~Gterssnat BON benz aDertb unb bar
NH8enteHenbett %6trielten fur ale Qetben. wUfIr fe ~sprfettnb
%enpfrbItn wirb. Gs III btss tetn neuts unb unsepraftes
OttttsI tOnseen zines, bas felt 10 Sabren BITE Drifting pr benz
anterttanti9en Uclfe ~befGnbeH bat unb behen Nuf Hnb Ser.
tduf bio lest nod BON fetntn Na6ern erret&t purbe. Die
3en9ntHe, rtldbe ~bsrabmte unb auSseset&nete Iertte unb @rt-
SdtpertDnen aus allen Ttetlen btefes &anbeS Su @unftn gehen,
Geten tins ~uneebeusre unb etne eeuaue Omr&lef ans beS aGfGbr-
,,tt BON benz &tsentbasacr %publstrten Nlmanads, wtI&en btr-
Islpe nnent8elblt3 bnr& bic Isenten ~pertbetIet ldst, mus aud
ben uneldubisfrn %iterjeugen, bas btefes BtttsrS nttrIt6 bt
btrabmtbttt %ptrbieat, reI&t IS trIGnst Bat.
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Oance'8
Vd1lce78
Sar1aparille>, peSetabiliihe oher 8Iutrein
nunnSz9 Sileu r8

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BUR Meiniguna bts NIMteS, Bafretuna upn @aue. arr Jnis.
berberpelun8 Der ~Sef6rteu Srbnune beS Masens unS iIntsr.
lettts, Dssptpffa, S6wtmmen I'm RDpfe &c. Stbt e. fetns hsf
NET, S&wtnbeI, S&ldfrl8fet unb 8Itneen tn Den Sbrem III.
BEN, aIt xetbcnbe, BITE 0n ctnent su fartea Slutbranoe ns%
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lttn. tnOent btsie bGs f&nel sebrnR&t. be eefabrIi3asu 8rSri'
5etten D%erbtnbern.
Nlan lele foIsenbes IObeabe 3cusntB aber bic
Setlung bon D9spepla.
90 trtrb ttermtt bef9etnsGt, bab metne 9rau felt IL Sabrsn
an Dtspepltd lit uno aue a%n8ejei9ten Webt3inen unb Lbrm.
tpntdnti@en QetlnHtel rpne @rfrle benlSte. SD 1elbf wurbt
tn Bpl8e Harlem Xrtnten$ beinabe blinb unb befurGtete bic
fauenbe Grantbett ~ 6etOnnmen. ga t6tte ids Don 6ance,a
8u netnent 8rbbten @tfauner wutbe tb i9ppbI, ais Oun
metnt 6rau burG ben Wetraud ~berfeIben curtrt anb tb be
fnpe nth lest ppbI unb munter.
AIEenaarle' nGbe gDt[ffr.
Heini9un9 oeS GluteSl
Baltimore, ben 30. SuIt 1879
6 wlrb tiermit bef9etntSt, bab tG an befttaem q hnnSr,sx
tn Der 8ruH unb i'm rebttn Mrme Iitt, nelde \ Ssrr o.
bprbemen 8ufanpe metnes B.utes b~errEtrten. Won r,nnfahT
MIR ben @ebrah Dcn 9anceS Sarlapartele- pber NIutrsfni.
Na@bfnt i'd cine Sba@teI bopUn oebrouGt
bate, performances bic S9mer3en. Die gDtrffamfefi Der ViI.
len mar tebr 9elinb unb tb mus beteanen. bdsHe bas dnop.
nrbnRe 9urettmtttel btlben, wel6es i'd ie aebtauhA.
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bas man nt1t ~anstfu6rt Wsrbe. Wlan tauf entweSer Set ben
rtNti8sn A8snten, Uber tOmme felbf mad
Sett 9. 3amee,
30. 1l3 BaltimUrenr.
gtets a6 gts. pro e&a&tsI fur 9anes'sa&te Ytasn.
> S&aGteIu fir 81. tt9-S
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DIR. Qupont8 Qclbene Viuen.

Nnb ttnes Der beRen unb trfpleretGftu Nr3neinitttI fur arou
enfranfbetten. Sie Fnb mad benz @ecept etxes ~berltmttn umh
at(tiften Mr3tss p~rdparirt unb 9anj b~armIufer Nntnt. WisIs
retGe 3eu anHe BON refpe' tablenpcripnen b~eRnoen I'D in an
ben Der ei~gTntbumsr. siswsrben bur6 be aan,s lntDn s.
duen ~adtbdren Mpptbetera pertaufk unb ifnb bier In @oIflm,Nrs
Az babtn BET Setb. 9Gnce, NO. 4O8 BalttmpreRr. unb Gmss,
her uub Co., Ode BON &bdrleS- unb Vrattfr.
Diele Ytltn werben gegen @tnltnbuna rOn 81 anA
Nasntsn. an BITE Ns6flfr NIT bH NDf setfnnht.
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Dteit 8abIen se.scn, bag b~etHate:btr 4. Ebttt altr @ttrDs.
taae tn stslsm Ganbs burt I~assttruns psrarfatt mesbtn, as.
eelieeen gpn ben tatlretaen. anbrrn 4etben, Sic Spn ttner
let9ttn ~@rtdltan8 tsrtet8sfllrt perben.
odont easre @etunbbett unb ntnn tbr an etner GrESItuns
Der Sruf O6er Qunss Istbst, faufst eine Bldfbe Son Sufe"
ldnb'S tatfamil@sm Gor5taI unb TOR tSnnet df F6ttt Ge-
wnnoerbate 'HtrfRng bt3eu9t. &
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tDlte. Sn 6aasn SUn einem anbanfrnbta Guftn ~rerrabrtn-
yer Stind3e unb Ibipannuns bes 8dnJen S1HSnts wtrb man
eAf y tt9rs BON erpeenn NuStn fnben.
! OaEelbt wsre etnji8 bet DR.. 6. 10. SAdfDn, 48 MrA,
ffapi, tetiaoeippt1r Setfsr tt9t unb BET aWtn DrugAtRen unh
Stprfbaltern burdb ke Ser. Staaten rtrfauft.
Vrsts7a aents bi dlai4s. Da0.N.f@N
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Eei0eu dis S5csIrniffcl.

Wm.3. @Ifman's d&ts Ssnna, 6etssn tSAnsn bus
yub!ttua ais bS befe DiittcI 8e8en 8erfUpfans. %nsrDSise
HoPfnep nto nIe dnbern, aus elmer unDronuAA bs Sfreau.
nn9st9Tems tatfdnOentn 1ranfbetten enpfotlen wtrpsR
Ausl6iteBltb prGparirt BON Ism. s.. Gilman, &tenift,
Cd Ibtel bet
Oft4-S Setp 9. Sdnce, Np. tO3. Z dIttmptsf
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1872. Wtldmint8abI Der @terbtf1le 10 os7
Starben an S6ptn0fu6t 1919
- anSers Rrdnttetten 8.349
--l0,261
1855. @efGmmtsdbI her Sterbefdue 07I0
Stnrten an 6&ptnbfHGt 1895
" anbere Rrantbetten 1884
- 9,749
1894. @efdmrntsabI Der Sterbefdle 1854
Starben an SHWtnbfu1t 2I78
:, lnpere Rrantteiten 1856
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Scr Nausfrnnen sIrellnD.

Scr %1nSfr1nen SSrelll1O.
3eit, @elp u. Nrbeit wirb 9eipart beim @ebrau9
BON Lipp's & Vogers
EOcnti6er, rtagil6er 9ater(iDe>Setfc.
Dte5e Settle in, mad etnent neuen &emilGsn YrOjeB fabrt-
,trt anb ttsnet fb sebbaIS sum Samilisn-@s ~, aud, NEIL fe
In bdrtsm mite ret&em QDaHcr 8ebfau@t Inubertreflt1 TT
Hefen.
Da MIR biefe Ssifs In u%nftrent steensn @ef&dfte f%abristrsn,
Fmb MIR I'M Stanbe, ben @rtttel UNI 10 YrP3snt btut8tr 3u Der.
taufen, ais BITE, weI&e btsfelbt thpprttnreH.
0- au& balten ptr etnsn sr0Bst gorratp bon alien anbe
rem 5sifen. tpelGe Bier In. @sbrduG "tnb, fppte aud GalaItd.
ter erAer Snoitt6t an 6anb unr Dertaufsn ~bteitlben an VDte.
ScrSerfGmter aunt btGiefsn aDRSlelals- Srtis. a.,
,niSdsn QSsf. y altimDreftr. nnb 6rebertf- NOab, Baltimore
Seaeinnatm tSnntn aud tn Der Sia6t ~Gbsesebsn wer6en Bel
arm pnpS, SO. IA Observation-Disclosures un6 6 n 8. We.
ftrs' So, SO 6an0Serfr Stas.6al. 8rtsfli6e 8eaeluu.
nen erbttten MIR uns an GettertUr gO. 1854 9, %.
Sun6. 3nt Htpps unb Sp8el.
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Sur GrinterIan9 am S5rmbDl0t.
SIN retnem 8erlaee erf6etnf;
WlrranOer BON SnmbOlSt'8
anlidten Der Natur nit SumbplotS 8ipsrus

phie urb Sumbplot'8 9ortrdt.
@erutetrte %trpbIfetle @pltSauseabe tn 5 Sterse6ntd9teen Qiefe.
rIn8en BON etrea 100 Setttn a 20 Cts aabIbar bel &mpfana.
QDsI&er DeutfGe fUlte nt&t winf&en, rtn Nert 3ur Grin
ntrnnS an 9umbrlbt, ben unrtreebItdcn, ben Stpls DeutlU.
lambs tw hetBtn, unb fb bdAn unb pdnn an ben SGGpfunaen
bttfes erOben settle Iabtn Sa fSnnenI De y " n It'd ten
Ger MGtmr" fab aber 9%urnbOlbt's p~URnI6rfes Wert, unb
t6 CLAUDE beebaIb bur@ btefe pDtIfetle NDIts1usadbe beGel.
ben benz aleen1etnen apunf6 3W entipre6en. Die eurpp6iIGe
Mns8abe bat 8tOsrapbte mnb YDrtrGt ntGt. Dte erie Qit-
feruR8 ntrb am Is. Stunt Serfenbet.
Stem. gprt, ben "a. W0at 1853. Ertebr. @erbarb
MAt31'S NDfsgpT 4O0t.
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