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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-16
CHICAGO.
Prom thle ts.
G. n. oCROvEN'e
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 81, DEARBORN 81, CHICAGO.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF canada

OD0VO 01oOAVAA 8b0AA1ADV6O
OY CANADA. n
IA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTRlQ
FROM The WEST TO
Dossen, New York asd the Eastern states,
Via the Aichsg0n Central, Great Wsstsrn, Ogdens-
bvrgh and Vermont Central and
Grand frank Railrsad Of Canada.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity OF
visiting some Of the Grsns est and most wonderful
scenery in the world. including TIrOnso, Nts0Grs
FdHs, SUspe,asiON Bridge, Ms 1h0slso~d Islands,
Rapids Of the 81 Laurence, Qnebnc, Montreal,
White Aountains, the Tubular Bridge, (neGyly
miles IN length, Lake CAdmplain. Falls Of Mont
m0rendi, Dudsom Rtcey, TO-, etc.
On and after May l. 1855, baggage will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO EM1GR ANTS.
Passages may be secured At the ONCE oSths oowpa.
ny In Chicago b, sailing vessels from London Liver.
pool, Plymouth, Gla CIV, bristol, Hull. Aberdeen,
and M0ntrose An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal VI emil
grants and baggage At Quebec free Of charge.
Fsre from $50 70 9ss TO Chicago, laaiudins cooked
the Mammoth Steamship fi2.4- 4.ts
LAVA r. II AM 4s4.a all.
o. ~ 500 soxs, AID 100 FEET LON0
Is under contract TO tbis company for OF more
trips &c Portland this year. Tours,s' return tickets
from Chicago u the chief towns In Burepe Win 80, l.
ly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for al points
Dast also for the Leviashan, or for the o. o. D.
Co.'S shipa obtsipcsl NJ the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn street; Chicago.
BxIlANoH on HuRops.-StgAt Drafts. On Leuloa
st five dollars per pound sterltng may be procur ed
Ut the ofics Of the Grand Trunk RstvOsd, IN Ohi.
cago!
Agent Of Or. Trunk Co. OF Cansds.
oprlAd1f-0ae
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eject than % ssssbglhsu ne Dsos'
cratic party, and bnild up the Demo
cratic cause throughout the Union.



NJ. James Patrick, the master
mechanic on the Chicago, st. Paul and
Fond du Lac railroad, has made an
Improvement in locomotives which
gives promise Of great economy in
wood, and Of course in the expense Of
working our railways. The following
notice Of the working Of IN engine
with Mr.. Patrick's improvement is
taken from the Rochester Demccrat
Of April gath /:
On Friday evening last the Loco
motive engine II. A. Wink" Geo.
Cole, the engineer, left Rochester
with a passenger train for Suspension
Bridge, and made the run on time
She returned with another train Sat-
urday morning, also on time, and in
the round trip had consumed only one
cord Of mood! When it is understood
that the average consumption of wood
for trip to Suspension Bridge and
back is about three cords and half,
the immensely Of the saving which
would be affected byraiIroad companies
can be appreciated. Mr.. Cole informs
us that this extraordinary result in the
case of the "Wiink," is due to the use
OF new invention by Mr.. John Patrick
called Variable Exhaust" We
are not sufficiently skilled in the mys-
terics Of locomotive engine, to de-
scribe the manner 10 which this inven-
ton works, bat If it is capable Of
doing in oil cases what 1t has done for
the !" Wink" it will prove most val
liable acquisition to Railroad compa-
MES in particular, and to the public in
general who live on railroad lines, in
the vicinity Of which the country is
being denuded of its timber to supply
the voracious appetite Of the iron horse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-16

IA 0AAUR0HB svesld sasRsetl1llg na1fv ~ ~
Il issns Of Davenport, nec3 Iaand and ylcenity
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ne Dsnecsssy q IsOs ere hereby n0shsd thss
~ rn>~>~r~onaa nAaan O>nvnnaion eos 1SS1. gill De

ne Dsmocsasy e IeOa ere hereby n0Nhed thss
~ Dsosesoes oeass. Csavnsaen Sos 1853. vill BE-
~ 9
Des lGaones, Thuroday, June 23d. 1850.
n ~ CaVaAai. q 10 o'ciock, Al =.
~ pasesss q the Coevsnsion 10 to nemins'e
caaAidstss for the soovins o0ees 70 b nled st'ne
ensutng October slsction..
Ons 6ssW~Sv,
O~s kssssasst 0ovsrsor.
1lrss Jkd1ss q ~ S~psN"s Court
Also 10 sdops such system Of orssnisAtion Of the
psrsy a. may be best calculated 70 secure ths tn
,moh Of our psiscipiss and Dominsss.
no ratio Of Representatives viii b oss for every
100 vosss cost for Samuel Douglas, % Secretary
s,ats An October, 1855, ~ follow:
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sgaa 49, EhlnA ls-Alses which, aAesl
|#f -. ~ s.a5zlA -y-r-. fss....s-14 .swf..s0
+~1esA eesSec.expeoess - this late day..rsf -,.s
M startling cures book TO fill;
VIA VIA u se sssss II E. slass 24M
lsp1I LsFstHss EsEfvsa zM4IIEEW Il g4fy
pa s3hoY eoun fre0 1sst, and North. and vest
Eal 44AAd Wah ulad 4iainaa ~ pspers Az. 49,
Aoceusa tAsy 80 ~ eSeapfst, talsse, beat.
And superior 70 others i HerTick's PHI.
Prom Roots, and plants, and Flowers they're
mad-s Ito Bk4E .s
They always core-they ne ver XII
1houoxndG noe n their grsvss were i,id 4n,l
Wore fs not fof HerrirAss IN NJ $500 fHs
49, 8s1@s NV .Sit@1 N At. @EEsL T148g- 1F Arg HA
E4sh pill With sugar IL covered DER i+aa
rare discovery Of matchless skfll: 4tss
Their nike wAs never seen before. 4 1s af-
~ urn It. appeared ID flesriek'eP.ll. wWag.
&r4lq
Jor tcsrs he's worried 70 hsal che sitk...
N With Joy eistr his haporn mia: "A as
YOr tens OF Thousands nowYejosce ~ I.
Attic magic powers Of HcrSic&'s Pills.
~ H1RHlcH'si AAfCHLuss vsgRr ALL
H4HHY PILLS have inundated the world Win
theat popnisr1ty OYER I'VE millions u boxes ~
ma ahneeIy, Giving snpsoymsnt 70 e4ghty.Hve men
ma Wo0Un ID put hem Sp. fAslr csfes 81 nun.
bese1 ~ praises On the Tongues OF
~. V.s10goo Of U0Se91sse and elsewhere. have Won
evevo0e1sosoe ssN1e Up = 1ngoalh. Snanish. DER.
- so1-3rench direction -. = Iaens testify sSsxes.
= cents ! Dc ho1ss e q. fo!d syxywhere.
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Approximasing Prizes.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

Whole Tickets $1,000, Halves $500,
Quarters $3.50.
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GrOUes. - BNkel''s
CBLkBRArkD'
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50.
405 BROADWAY. N. Y.

Thaae 1arhincs sew from two speeds, aDd form .
seam Of unequsled strength, beauty and elasticity,
shich will Ao1 rip even every fDurh stitch BE- cut.
They are unquestionably the best In the market for
family use. si a-s1Ilal 1vAfs
nsB1ND ron ACFRUuLAn.n
flA vi ~ =. Q. wsshbusne, Agent, WV
oc1e-dN Davenport, Iowa.
The Whole WosSdl United !..Sick Peo
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arelarger than any single ,tone in Cleo
patra's needle, and thoae now being
put into the United States Tseaeury q
Washington, are much heavier than
any stone Of IOmpsys piilat,, ooar o.
the Pytamlds Of Egypt sa,,sss
d A. 70. "a the dif6onlties 81, location,
there i no country whore more science
and skin have been brought to bar
than in ours, and II il = remarkable
fact that, 10 point Of Time, last year,
our average travelling vas faster By
two and half miles per hour than ID
England, comparing sar principal lines
with theirs, while the charges on the
American lines was but little over half
the Esglish rates. .a4i5a I'D ia .te,',s |
The reason Why these things are
not generally kd61n j., that here We
build . great work, announce its COM
pietjop Ii the same advertisement that
herslds the opening Of. the ofoad, and
10 4Dors srsaid aboat il, except per-
haps; what may appear in one or two
scientific petiodicsh,1 where dry feet
aud inches, itfesi, strain 2 and tortiop
an sdicuaseds aad .ars, never mad ex-
'sspt ~ 49, professional bsA9iasssss-
While, on the contrary, Engl1sd nd
]! SaSes. l0SSSas q. ! Krs ~xSfk j
Ibailt, I'D > kil6 81 Il being 1fS1tld
upienpoo b. thounoo1a -, : nnhN Had
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-16

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wv enea. WI -taMaa4 SM arN ss84t4eN ~
Day g - tins - lsun<l DsiaG gSAfeful aal
oasssaneets Tho ~ 0rm. ~ Aspas ~ ciAu6T
os11i0 = his 1lneee Bodsy y Dsslt ~ fsvVH
otAaD1G - DaD0oDst Aod V1eiaitx. .ga A
rmsG1g sfgt DANIEL 0%v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-16

Below we publish letter from Mr..
K. w. Bigclow, son-in-law Of Mr..
M'Gavran, which contains many items
of interest to those intending to take
a trip to that region.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-16

and the best begins TO show jtself. Phelsn
makes q run Of l29, and the game stands,
P. 1888. s. 1884. From the lsOth 10 The
l4Oth run P. stesdily gained, and 1t che
l4Oth, led ). g.. .Seereiter 10 losing ground
and does not play carefully, bpt Phelan ID
improving every minute. On the l5Oth. ri
IL 81 shead. On the l5sth, Beefelts made
. fine run Of SO. reducing the Gao 70 So
He is evidently disconcerted, however. and
MAKES some very wflti shotS. afhelsn per,
fectly caln. although evidently very tired,
but making every shot beautifully.
The closing ten runs On the part Of Pie.
Ian were marked by . finesse, which con.
pletely astonished "the Dutchman" and
evidently Get him Wild, for HE CLOSING "a
very lame. On the l69th round, the game
stood, p. 1917, 8. 1904. Atthis iunctura p.
got the balls together in the corner. md
steadily advanced two by two, until ID
reached 1899. Seereiter stepped beck. cav.
ing. "thats out, you are the champion. -
rhslen replied, .sns e 60" and nads Nh>
last shot at half past Eve, after nine houre
play. with Gil the casefulpeas and elea auce
which marked his play in the earlier stapeh
q the game. The excitement ~ trsneo-
dous !; shouts and hnxxas went up. and i6reA
chesps were given With q via Ne waved
their hats and bandkerchiefs and crowded
around the Victor teeoserstulsts 49, M
Detroiters. chop ALLEN. retired and veAtCI
Il comparing ths rs biss 1a ~ Ssseiks;x..
one can saai!y ees thal atAp9eb, Secrets
executes we'll, he lacks judgment. A din
cult o. snss sshet apsplesesa haa. He -
not fssoufse enough - meet ~ oPisSlsS. on
~ santAsy. sinySatx hts dh1ta sa6 50 a.
sitisaso is1lksaiA hat ,tAaS - e -. 4
ouk Phslan u scientific. ~ Na0irnfandS
|e4en1 4tiagnG 4Aglma6o 49, rses1Dpo
q bFqes; 6peesl1ee Der - e. pa1v - =
1o1tD3 sn&ene ooseol1oe L oUkcoe3. w..
IL VI 800 ~ tlagl .SfilFsop
y ~ n seslalk ssss aska sss5w sfFBs Suux
iIs-tksisa .tssA sss{ IA
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
CHARLOTTE, N. c, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1859

\ SINGULAR CAsE-A case Of rather singu-
lar character was tried at court last week
Some time ago lady, the wife of the postmaster
at Salem got the of the G. {. d G.. Rail
road at Crestline, intending to 90 to Salem. She
had with her couple of small children When
the conductor came round for tickets she offered
him a ragged and soilcd one dollar BILL which he
refused to take. saying it worthless The lady
said it ali the money she had and that it was
good. She then told ty the conductor that
she must get off when she got to Shelby, which
she did Oh the arrival OF the train At the station
she advised by some gentlemen to get on the
train again it being only five miles further to Sa
lem This she dtd, and when the conductor again
came around and found her without any money
than what was before offered, he stopped the train
aud put the lady off. The day was cold. aud a
drizzIiny rain had made it quite muddy, and having
over half mile to walk for shelter, the lady and
the Youngest child took Il severe cold which, after
Il sickness of over two months resulted Ill the death
OF the latter. Suit WAS brought for damages, and
after protracted trial, the jury rendered verdict
for plaintiff of six hundred and fifty dollars
Wun<Feld Ucr00.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
Chr aDe5trrn Drmorrlt.
CHARLOTTE, n. c.

THE ADVANTAGE OF DEBT.-A dashlng young
woman having written to her absent husband for
the to pay off "a few small debts" received
in reply the following fiscal and philosophc advice
NJ Denr Chicken Never attempt to get out
Of debt. The woman who owes no O y is POOR,
miserable being, nobody manfests any interest in
her welfare--nobody continental cent,
whether she lives or dies.-She is lean. hungry,
and generally poor and wited as were the
pinfeathers on Jobs turkey. Look at our great
men, they are all debtors-owe everybody; our
men of science, our authors, sensation ministers
all the entire cohort Of them are deeper in debt
than haraohs army were in the Red Sea. Debt
cnroble. a woman; gives her more expanded and
liberal view Of human nature; makes her energetic,
healthy and active, and keeps her moving
especially if she never pays rent Or anything else
Nothing will cure the consumptlve quicker than
good strong dose of debt. properly taken. TO
owe, is human; tn pay, divine. Therefore. until
woman becomes superhuman she shouldn't attempt
to emulate divinity. The science Of payment-the
true modern science is-get in debt to somebody
enough to pay somebody else whom you owe. BY
this means, you avoid getting out of debt, and yet
maintain reputation of paying.-lhe greatness
of a nation increases with its national debt. Make
a note Of this at ninety days.
Your indebted husband, j. Is.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25

\ MIsTAkE.-An English physician expressed
tie opinion that all the diseases known in European
countries, prevail to Il greater or less extent in
the United States TO this, an Ir;shman replied:
You are mistaken, Doctor, in one particular, II
no more; the KingS EcH is disease which has
not been known among Americans since the days
of their revolution.'
An 1rshman, arriving from California says :: It's IS
an Elegant conthry. The bed-hugs are as big as
dinner pots, while the fees used for crossing
creeks with-one hop an they are over with two
on their backs"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
The Great EmJassodors Of HraIth to all Ha"F'nd
H0iIONAY'S PILLS AND DIN MEN 7
July &c, 1883

DYsPEPSA-rhr great scourse OF his cohiInfn nj yelos
to course of these anseptic Pills and the dgfs-
five organs arr. restored their proper tone no matter IN
what hide Gus shape this hydra OF disease exhibits Itself
this searching and unerrng remedy disperses 1t from the
pr tents System. -, ~ c
AND IIICERs-Casrs of many years standing that have
,rtiuacouslv rius, to yield TO any utEcr rm"dy OF
treatment have succumbcd few applications OF this
powerful unguent. ..
BILIOUS DIsoRDERs-Ths anti-bilious m dicine eH-
pels the hidden seeds OF tn" complaint ana n'tiS All the
fluids and secrtons pure and hnrn cleansing anu ieSu
atipr the vital functions of the body.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNEss.-From whatever
cause owness of spirits, and other signs OF diseased
der the eradcang influence of this all powerful anseptic
and detergent remedy. an
SoI1 at the manufactures of Professor Holloway, Gu
Maiden Lane New York. and by all dealers IN medicine
throughout the L States and the cvilizrd world in boxes
at 25 cents 63 cents and 3 each Directions tor tne
Guidance of patients are affixed to each box.
- For sale in Charlotte by E. NYE HCICHlSoN
g. Co April IL, 1880.
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MECNEENEsgscG BONDS.
seven per ceFGt per annUREn.

These Bonds undoubtedly the safest investment
that be made, and really preferable to any
State Bonds.
The County rcpudiate. They bear per
interest payable EcaamnuGlly, with Coupons for
the same They OF the denomination Of 90 which
will make them current and useful for domestic
purposes. The coupons will prove conve-icnt
medium for paying county taxes. The citizens OF the
county should possess them and they offered to
them. Proposals left either Bank in Charlotte or
with Stephen w Davis will receive prompt attention.
Il. ". GUIGN,
Sept %, 1853. Prest. W. G. Il. r. Railroad Ce.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25

HZ AHNWEILER Il BROS. respectfully inform the
EA Ladies of Charlotte and vicinity, that they VII
omen on or about the lst of October. MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT, under the superintendent OF MISC
PFiE1' Who is acknowledged by persons of taste to
suit and please the most fastidious
Aug 80, 1859. II
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25

| will expose to public sale at the Court House III
Charlotte on Tuesday of the County Court in october
next the TRACT OF LAND on which Archibald tIcW
now lives A credit OF six months will be given for
Note and security.
August 23d. 2m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
CASH PRICES:

Rs- Seamless Belts manufactured to order at short
notice.
Conducting Hose of all sizes. for steam
pressures ordered direct from the Manufacturers Aso
Packing of all description at % Cents per pound
J. B. F. BOONE,
Jupa 1879 Charlotte n c.
CERTIFICATES.
do hereby certify that have three Gum Belts which
pot of Mr. Il Boone. in use in my machinery In my
Tan Yard and have been in for the last eight or
ton months. and as far as have tried them, like them
Ie,,or than tbe leather belts Yours respectfully,
c. G. HENDERSON,
1 1870 Liucolnon. y. c.
This is to certify that have been using the Rub
Der Betting" sold by Mr. + Boone, ana hhu /, III; mas
roJ an that he renresens it be, and have no hest
tatiop in recommending its use to the public.
YOUNG i WRISTON,
pronrietors of the Rock Island Wool Mills.
July Q, 1859
thereby certify that the India Rubber Betting oonght
bv me of Boone. has been used IN my COTTON rae
tory from II to l8 months, ana mas given e"'''' ~
faction. Mann
July I3, 1859 l. H. lain
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T. J. CORPENlNG.
Suc@eon Den tiSE,

TGyadaote Of tie BalHmorc Dentat CoI{eyc]
Woald respectfully IA nounce that he is now perma-
ueuly located in Charlotte. and will be pleased
ccrc the calls of those who may require his profess
sional services. Persons from i>tanCe. who cannot
make ii convenient visit Charlotte have their
work done a: their residence, without charge,
bv addrcs sing him this place. Ministers, who are
Pastors, charged half price Ladies' waited on at their
residence if desired
OFFICE in Springs building No. 5, formerly occu-
pied by R. P. Waring
September 81 1859 3m-pd
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You Don't seem to know how to take me, said
vulgar fellow to gentleman he had insulted. eyes
do" said the gentleman taking him By the nose.
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VIII EAT =!

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new
crop Of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmers
viii find it to their advantage to call at the CHAR-
LIZA IL JNO WILKES.
JnIy &C. 1853 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25

TIE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN LOUISIANA
We have already mentioned some of the outrages
perpetrated by "vgance committee" in some of
the Southwestern parishes of Louisiana. and sta
ted that the Governor Of the State had visited the
infected district to enforce the laws. The Attaka-
pas Register Of the 25th ult., says:
1t was brought TO the Governors notice that
three Of the victims Of the ''vigilants" had died
from the severity of the brutal whipping inflicted
upon them, that one had been shot and stabbed,
that number of dead bodies had bee1 found in
the praries, and that womensaDd children were dy-
lug in the praries, whose husbands fathers aud
brothers have been driven from their hoaks by
the 'vigiants" A sad catalogue Of crimes
these indeed to be perpetrated in civilized com
munity And to clap the climax Of audacity, it is
said that Judge Simon has been notified not to at.
tempt to hold court in the parish of Vermilion.
The Planters Banner, Of the same date, says:
The gance committee have publicly whipped
nearly seventy citizens Of their parishes, in the
heat of such passion as is exhibited only by a
wild and infuriated mob, without judge or jury,
and have ordered them to leave the State in five
days suffer the penalty Of death by the hands Of
the same company. And we credtably inform
ed that heavy vote of the committee, but not
majority given in favor Of hanging, instead Of
whipping, the prescribed company.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
Is THE EARTH TO BE FROZEN OR
DRIED UP?

Some German philosopher has demonstrated to
his entire satisfaction that the excessive humidity
of the last year arises from the fact that the earth
is gradually increasing its distance from the sun,
and that in the course Of time, after going through
the drowning process, shall get away OFT on the
outer circle OF the universe, and become vast
globe of ice, erybody of course being frozen to
death. Having got far as we can get among
the outsiders, are then to come slowly back
again. and everything will gradually assume the
old position 1t would be poetcal sight, to see
the planets turned into huge snow-balk but still
more agreeable to behold the white robe Of winter
gradually Withdrawn, and the green isles of the
great ocean OF space rejoicing once more In the
sunbeans, and the icy fingers of the dead melting
into life, as the sun wakes them with his tervId
Kiss We are sure the German philosopher would
not object to any resurrection but that revealed i'll
the Scriptures which requires the exercise OF ON
nipotent power and that having frozen US all to
DEATH he will permit us thaw out at some future
age, and to sun ourselves awhile, after the winter
oil discomfort.
But whilst the scientific German has clearly
proved that the earth originally few off from the
sun and is to be turned into vast iceberg, it
has been shown by a paper read before the British
Association, that the earth is approaching water
less condition. in which it will be Impossible tor
man to continue an inhabltant. The dry river
channels and waterlcss lakes found in many lands
once fertile, but barren has led to the conclu-
sion, the part Of some geologsts that there Is
gradual modifying Of the aqueous vapors, and
consequently Of water on the face of this terrestri
al globe If these men Of science had witnessed
some of the late freshets in this ncghborhool, they
might have concluded that all the pools, rivers,
lakes and cataracts which had been drying up since
the creation, have been coming down and making
up for lost time. Our modern philosophers are
, sometimes the greatest Of fools Unlike the chlet
of astronomers, who after bis sublime discoveries,
declared that he felt like child picking up peb-
bes on the shore of the great Of truth, they
know everything they hold the whole ocean in the
hollow Of their hands, they are better acquainted
with the origin Of the world than its Creator, and
can tell us of its END than its Final Judge.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-25
LOWRIE'S

reference and recreat!ve works.
also keep very large stock OF stationery, piain
and fanc,, Having made an arrangement with the
Southworth Paper Manufacturing Company, am en-
abed to sell paper at the prices-by the whole
sale-for which it be bought in the Northern cIes
freight added. r. Lo"Nl6'
FL 1879.