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ef'n9En; 'pnoern Gin 8NEnrcr lu lrn Gin
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Ter llntricibuctc bat in GcutihlorS eli 9obrc lana. scn 1871
PFlSsd .tuen 9alEnoer bcr0uH0sctcu; I'M cr,tcn Gobr Itpte er
nNpt %pHt 'Ve" Gr1nlHldre oh, m0brrno Der crut, StbrOana ibun
tN' S'rtuIaitpn NNn 0c9en 10000 SrrmpIortn bate, tres er arp-
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NNgIthcs %tntbottrn ntuic, IN rap Die NuS00bt o0fur rtm, Ger lb1
tNut' mirt!"t wtecer erltt mtrb. SWe Nrintip bat Der locrouS-
WpW AWh nct rem lcHt bier on1Ctunei9tCn NalcncCr tcIplIt, llufcr.
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SW""I pph 0Icuhctn 9cninncn ntroc. Nricbr. GcrbGrb.
- N,m 9tc:t, (ppttcr 400I).
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S%ciitcrun9 ees.n SsrIut bel 9eucr, cic bier in Ribnnunb aus.
ncte A9cnt Der
@reat Seltern SnIuruncs Gpmpanp III 0biloceGpbio
C%nt9e9en, namltdD Scrlthcrun9 aWf &9rtubdu'cr, StprcS, ~7Satriten
Neubdutrn, S8ertltiticn, StduurBen, GSrucbtircihrr. SauSo,rdtb'
lNaNen' 6Illn'1nns9utCr !t, une srrar III Zen tiItGlcn @reiicr.
va Eerlencn, wciCbe lib ae9cn cr SeTIut pUn Seuer ptr
t6trn npuer, ntrecn npbltbun, hi eem lln;crlcihnetcr Ypr;u NJ,
den. Die 53urtrfftr Ger ,e8rsat g8eittrn aninrant unS Eru
Srmpen2" bCfrcct lh III Qbuuc,ipti0 9c. 4O3 " luutitr Gt
Der lien Stra c, uno tctr69t bIS Capital Serirlbcn $500. 000.
IN HthntCno teitntct ith cc s3~pcj9rfnct an y arllr.er. ;mc
s buren, unterhalt DEM Grd0naC 6pIcI Uue ncbCn e. .. GGtn
&aA- SrStritberWr9Cn fur gSCiFc uc SdoYcn w,rpc
9lethfouS cairiblt FUR Die bCfcn GrmraQriccn uue III zen tiuioit,
9retlen Cnt9e0rn 9enrnnmcn unp Nib bel Sttrtcfdun cer WCtroo
pUl III NtEHVHP aus jeiNPt. Or. Y. u. SrldCn, NICnt.
2nrh gaar'Gthtalft une rircde N~ricbunecn Ycn 6opsnno mic
cEulhtit el91rrtn III en Stdnb gci;Bt, ocm acibdftStrcttcnosn
puelh1um Ole 9rpBttn SCrthcilc bel crr NuSwobt pr Giaorrrn ~,
eftrrtn, crlNurr tb MIR 'r %~cltttjguu0 mctnrS yOocrS IN alien
Srrttn el91trtn' ME %9tc81lt0S, ycncIcS. SpcroS, YrtncipicS It,.
~. etrit aeon. Srn Gem @yuncIIec ~0uSGctcnS, bE MIR ourf
SSHNre uno lNA'Hitr profit ttnen rlidcn llmiIg btrbcjfNbrl, 9tGWte
lcoe Gt4arre. ht BET MIR 9ctauft mmp, ais mi rSu6rmp oornrtirr
umo rCcllte ScbiCnuug ;untttrt. ~. @ciIboNrT" 1890.
AtricioiC y t0Grrcnnpc. Isle Str.
;CthhCn loin II. Carr.
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8, y. Stcter's
Neu cin9erihtcte peutIte BudtinocreiI

SrrtNhritt nut ern &nfrrScrunNtn tcr9ct muF Wrtucipf Elm bct
9epcnh, Der lgiH3eitNltcr rihtig Y%crlcbt; StilitGr6 IN Nudihriti
Sph el0tn Nrunolopt btltclt, rr0 tie ih mir GEM r~crcbrljrCn
SSut'dDcn Nubl'tum' otc %er9cbcne @nieiac ;u maiden, SaF id mcins
Sudbinocrt' ourh psrl6trrcnc itt9cmlFcT crbcjcrunocn bCbcItfnS
perrpultoilel4t babe, UNI lctt eurdb bic btcrSurh bCwirften 9Scrbrf.
'erun9en IN Der Yrreucttrn aud Den ltrcneltcr @uforetrunocn Gr-
nu9c ifictltcn III cen Stonb gceet bin. ellie III nreir Raj fbIo.
acnot NrbCttcr. ais: 9prtfpliu'e, duff @inbinbr. Ginf,TI,noS,
Spn SitfcrCtcn Il. &C.. auc Nrtsn 8cren FIR Orsooc6. Stprcs Sr
SrGls tur Jclpcucr mcrocn mad pe rpr 0n9cfcrti0t!!
1av ~rNh Naetarell, rrn prlI 9nppe uno .@loS, itnS in,mer
NprratPl9. =. y. StCfcr,
guhbtrbCr uub N1nNorkrifcr
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YSlntermOocn ppn 6uten unb WTb,r

9snh !'nterieLhnsten strtipt es gum S}erorjforr esl,.,
S sa t m uho eFnl .9NbIitum Ietn Eager sGn Scr6l1rr mi
SStii n sSaaren c%nhpfehIen VI fNnnen, bGS aus ben n,rbc rrU
tEn @te'vet!a, Slt, Sill Nno Sieberbltsn fIr 6rrrsn ms
Snapsa, lergte ans StreA, 2cabpnc, @anona Hpb sai"E Ing
pun. o anG ,Tan'H Rnptlt une &in6er. 6utcn ,r. ;t. bSIsSi
"'tsgS @r.'IE! lr ae9ea 6aar alserit biIia vcrfauft. V ''''9'
9uEe meretn mao &crihrift a~neefsrtiGt. "
ot!ltlbe bittet, leinen Store 30. ISL @rc,SIr ,,t
unf en- 2SaHreHIaaer Iu ttithtiacn. Sec. g, S},s"tS WEE NV
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Saniel o'Sonucn,
SauS~ nno S6ins Sleiartriter unr
IS litter
Ntoinltr., ;miltcn Der 10. unb II. Strast
Der 6GrmCs 8ant gcetnubcr.

Shdap & Cos
5renh Grnfe,tionorr- unc TuristItcn-Sture
peutl6e 6rtttte II. 6auSboltun9e- Nrtitcl,
Ode SrrGps uno ;. StroEe.
Stcte an 9onc ale @rten pcr 6pnc9- Candies, 7syahtcn. Gbp.
lobc, 9rnbone &c.
G5cnlr Gin ouSgcpdblteS 2ae'r pn 6ran;SIltcn NorfamS.
6emmcn, Surncn. Spcl unt 8ALsntcricr 5ahcn, Shuibmotcriot
4tc0eripaaren, 9ortmrnroicS, 5urntliriotCn, icinc N5r6c, OWL
maoren II. onbrrrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
enoItN cine 9u1mabI Sn Gi90rriu Wnb 3o6nt icotr 9rt unS
ppn better Suatitdt. "N
Hre 4" '"'''
Va Multi Snir rutcntc. 49,
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III zen Snptrn. 9fuettln, Ncrptu unr S,bncn bcip6brt. IcyGfhr
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auft piro bairlbc bti
I. g8a9rcr, q. 96bctcr uno allen TyuooiG,r
''5I III 8ttmpnp, NurfoIt unb Wcnrsburo. POI"
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9a5 lton 10 ihr b,rItmtc Bier pn Der .l1uitrS e.,,,s arr,
cry N Nspat" Uer'auItn mir raS Barrel III 4 Ntas NIT SCI ffi
us 3Nus arltefert, elnt etante fr Die 6crcn @irtbc unb nuc5
u q SEt Imi pc otnlElesn 10 leibt niht sebSnn merOcn fam.
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""s9siF'PHs1' .. Salompn II. g.,
No. > gSaalir. ,s unter Gem 81. gbor(es 6ottI
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Sd9ilcrre, 6ancpz unp Srnamcute-M alcr.
Der llntcricidnete nrabt etm VutIifum bic crocrrr1r sr,si,s
9aB er @urtrd9s sum giaIcn Vn Sburcrn (sisnS), irwic autt
uno bjlt9it anSfubrt. 9lunr6ac fFnnrm bCi VS Chs St
1921 ''SS SSr" 0,,
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Wnjet9e.
f3 y 9 @ sex @a SsGt @3snt fur 6sn staat girsinisn
tmpfan9t re9tlm6Fig arrtmal w5tbentT% srn{c~n, "t ~ 49, ESsEn nnO
mthnsi IL g%9trblerSi 9]trsllan9sn iOwObl vOm Eager der, ais SaTd
y %aTs T,, eas En 0d t5I 70; gs1!t'm9Fe. weOm prompt ~aasgefabr.
is. StraBc, iptl&cn IRain uno Carr, ~
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@rahe unr Squarc Sianrfprtcs,
SHc VEN Gntom II. 6N9cttc arb Nr. 345 Vralt Of,
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Aenir @niErtll9un1, Shonbcit bcS 5pnte NH orotncbmcu
tGnu. '" "">NA
9toin9un9cn m6ei.. 9rbcs G]nlrumcnt mirt oar,nt;r,
9rrirlnnr, Stetn~ INN @laoraorcuz Oicld6ft
2lnl Ncrbrtcn ocNtldcn Nublifuu II tuub. cog an Der LSf,
Ter SIc1e nm Grtttcn Str0fe Gin rnprmre gaecr Ycr alrr<
pNNu YE'Nl!T IWr oic NouNlrtrthic0tt CtdbUrt lit, rpclhle c0t
tlnpAt ccutlhc CSCidGft nicicr Nrt in Ritm,nS m IIniry
%%,ler''nEnt rnthalt @InS., StciN uno NpUunr g1n0rcr
W'litr nm @1bcin, EpTd 0ucr @u, Rance ulrc Ibccfan.
htn, S'rlptn r9n 3trn, glCd, britannia unc IlpcrpIottirtc.
AercHrtttcr SptcGCI lmb Spjc9cloIdlr 0ucr GraFcn.
SmNp.. Hlctotr', S,tcts UNI Sdrauhbiirlcu, audh dlrrEorp
tltSc S"aIt0t INN S%piclicu9 &C. &c. NSlcrrprrfGuftr rrber
g rpTteCi'p0ft fnocn, bet ur9 crit rcr;ulrrChrr, IA mr. IN,
StHNoe lt'C. tFrrr "~uen1bmemcils bjuiQ rrrfaufcn III truntr
Shd0p L. Comp, Gdr br 3. II. &rcanlr.
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S19ertier= Salun.

@trLn'n 6rtunHeH nnN bem @u6liflm int @u,ssriy,r s..
mgSSvn M IHlst9S. rap tN ote frabcr Won mir ar gro Irlirot !"
SSlHNtN F9llrtel@at nitoer ibcrnrmmen kobe rrh 90 ~, ~
SSlH0t pSleaS %rnlpFthIs. Sur guit5 9Ry unb ionifnne sES g."
HN's ~ wy 1tIAth v. 9iNrorf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10
NEWS ITEMS, &C.

DAN RIVER CoALFIELD RAILROAD.--W e
learn that an enthusiastic meeting was held at
Leaksville on Saturday last, where able speeches.
were made in favor of the Dan River Railroad.
The principal speakers were VIM. Johnston, Presi-
dent of the Charlotte and Columbia railroad; Col.
Jones, Chief Engineer Of the Danville and Wythe-
Vile railroad and VIM. Martin, Representative
from Henry, Va.
Another railroad meeting was held in Went
worth on Tuesday night of this week, and able and
interesting speeches were made by Chalmers Glenn,
Thomas Settle, John II. Boyd, and others, and a
very handsome subscription obtained.-Greens-
6oro Patriot, 9Th.
HEAVY Frost IN TExAs-THe Cotton crop
injured-Advices from Texas to the 23d state
that there had been heavy frost throughout the
State, and all the crops had been seriously injured.
There was time but not seed enough to re-plant
in full, and onsequently there will not be more
than half crop of cotton this year.
BANK OF LEx1NGroN.-We learn that the
Charter of the Bank at Lexington, granted by the
last Legislature, has been secured, and that the
Commissioners have called for a meeting Of the
stockholders on Monday next, for the purpose OF
organizing and putting the Bank into operation
| Greensboro Patriot, 9Th
SUDDEN DEATH-Dr Edward Speed died very
suddenly at his residence in Orange county, on the
|
class meeting, offered the opening prayer which
was powerful and impressive, and while speaking
to the class of preparation for death, in tones of
solemnity which will long be remembered, he said,
| "Brethren, am ready noW.' In few moments
the call had come, and disease was upon him. He
was carried to his residence, and every effort
made to relieve him; but in vain. In very
short time his spirit entered into rest.-N. {.
| Christian 4drOcate.
BeP building for the education of horse
doctors, is now going up in -he city Of New York,
at a cost of SAC, 900.
Correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
St. Louis Missouri, says that the reported richness
of the gold mines at Pixies Peake in Kansas, is all
sham got up by spectators in town lots, store
keepers sharpers rum-sellers and little sprinkling
| of black legs.
He says that a man could not make so cents a
day at the mines.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Ex-Judge Vender-
smith, who was convicted of forgery, has been
sentenced to q years imprisonment, and fine of
S. 000 and to make restitution to the Government
Of $4,000. Fendersmith is titty-six years of age.
The Agricultural Society of Illinois, offer a
premium OF s., 600 to which the Illinois Central
Railroad Company add 81 800 more, making 81 500
for the best practical and acceptable steam-plow.
The FtWiJusterers
| New YORK. May 6.--The steamship Catawba arrived
from Havana, states that the brig African, with 35
fllibuSterer5 and 10 guns arrived Port Prince.
They attempted land Cuba, but their boats
swamped and munitions lost The guns have been
put in the public store at Pot Prince.
The Spanish Consul had notified Gen. Concha, who
despatch steamer capture them, but nothing had
been heard Of the fll:blstcrs other vessels.
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ONE OF THE MOST PREVALENT, and at the same
time troublesome ard painful diseases that acEd TO The
human flesh the Fever aud Ague. For long lime the
medical world have been continually bringing forth nu'
merons specifics for lis permanent cure but all without effect
Or Hostetter, experienced ard celebrated pyscan'
@ uann the pabc win 'araGe p"
increasing demand lately made for the Bers aud The uni.
vefsal success attending IFS have made for reputation
unsurpassed by specific of The kind For the OF The
Fever ard Ague DR. IoseIters celebrated Stomach Ble"
must and SHOULD claim superiority any other Plepa'a
ton extan Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. In Charlotte by E. NYE HUTCHINSON Gu.
May ,, 1859 I'm
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salt Anoat.
1915 Sacks Of LiVerDO0, Salt

yus and now landing from ships Carolina and
kathOdina, viz
1000 in Seamless Sacks
5000 in Bleached Sewed Sacks and
'ooo IN extra large size Double Patent Seamless Sacks
Hrass BIeached, and will average about to the
ton.
All of the above lot is of fresh Importation in spen
did order and will be sold low in lots to suit purchas
ers while landing from the vessel.
ALSO FOR SALE: ABOUT G0OO sacks of a stored
i1t, which will be sold at very low and reduced
price, to close the consignment
JAMES ARMSTRONG;
Charleston, s. G., April IS, 1859 3t
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POPPING THE QUEsTIoN.-One evenin,' as T.,
settin by Hetty, and had worked myself nv
the sticking pint, seq |, "Hetty, if Teller sh@,
ask you to marry him, what wud you say" Us
she laughed, and SEE she, ''That would depend !"
who asked me-" Then seq I, Suppose it ~
Ned Willis?" SEE she, "Pd tell Ned Willis, h.
not you" That kinder staggered me- But !
was too cute to lose the opportunity, and 50 seal
agen. Suppose it was meP" And then va
ought to have seen her pout up her lip, and !,
she, II don't take no supposes." Well, now yr
see there was nothin' for me to do but touch d
gun off, So bang, it went SEE |, "Lor, Hen
as me- Won't you say yes?" And then tha
was such hullaballoo in my head, don't kno
'xactly what tux place, but [ thought l heerei
yes whisperin' somewhere out of the skirmish"
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April &c, 1859.

ORIGINATED BTFTERS-The following letter,
from welknown Architect of Montreal, speaks volumes
in favor OF the Oxygenated Bers, medicine for those
whose occupations are OF a sedentary nature.
Montreal Nov. &c, l854-Gcnemen Il am happy to be
able send you my testimony favor of the Oxygensied
Bers aud lneEded TO have done it before this, but have
been prevented by pi OCCASIONAL engagements.
feel great pleasure in recommending il to all suffering
from imperfect dgeson sick adache, acidy, any de-
rangment OF the stomach, from which have suffered very
severely upwards of twenty years. From the recommends
,oa Of one of my friends, induced try bottle
and find myself so much benefited by use thai do not
think II necessary TO continue any further ,
You may this, Gentlemen, you think proper, and
permit me to remain, Yours, very truly
JOHN ATKINSON
Seth w Fowe g. Co. Boston, proprietors. Sold in Char
otte by e. NYE HUTCHINSON g. co.
May 10, 1859
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LIFE AFTER BuRIAL-A singular occurrence,
says the Albany Knickerbocker, of the 9th was
discovered in a vault attached to one of our burial
grounds, on Sunday last. 1t was that of female,
who was deposited therein for dead some two
months since, being found, on opening the coffin,
to be lying on her side, with one hand under her
head From this, it evident that the woman
was alive when placed there, and awakening from
the trance into which she had fallen, endeavored
to extricate herself from her entombmcnt This,
of course, was impossibility; the cover was not
only screwed down tightly, but the space was too
contracted to allow of even an effort. It was
evident however, that the unfortunate became
convinced of this fact and concluded to die She
therefore took the easy posture in which she was
found, and breathed her last. The thought that
they had buried her while yet alive, Set her friends
almost crazed. The father and mother of the
deceased had just arrived from the old country
last week, and were brought to the vault to see
their child The scene is related as heart-rendine
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This valuable Discovery is for sale in this place;
and those who suffer with Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Headache Toothache Lame back, Pain in the side
SpFans Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Sore Throat &c. would
not suffer with the pain hour if they knew with
what rapdlty the Magic Oil cures pain. Be and
ask ior Pratt Butchers Magic OIL signature on
the wrapper This is the only article that will pene-
trate and act upon the of the disease Principal
omce, l49 North Eighth street Philadelphia. and for
sale by E. NYE HUTCHINSON L Co
Charlotte, n. C.
March s. 1874 on,nd
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER PILLS,

For the destruction of all kinds OF Garden Insecs, ANS
Bed Bugs Reaches Ticks, FIcas, Moths Rats, Mice, &C.
What greater trouble, il hour OF Ease,
. Than knawing rats bed hugs and feas :,
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid of these pes
was discovered by Mr. E. Lyon, French Chemist in Aa
and has been patronzed by all Eastern AID col
Ieges Reference be made wherever the article has oe
tried 1t free from poison and harmless mankind anu
domestic animals. Many worthless im;aii adveI-
tlsed Be il bears the oil E. Lyon. Remember
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice,
While Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample FIasks Is cents regular sizes so cents and 81
BARNES e. PARK, New York
Sold by F. Scar & Co, and E. Nye Hutchinson i Co.
April Goth I'm
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\ SURE REMEDY FOR FELoN-It is said by
somebody who pretends to know all about it that
the following is sure remedy for the felon:
Take a pint of common soft soap and stir it
in air-slacked lime till it is of the consistency of
GLACIERS putty. Make leather thmble, fill it with
this composition, and insert the finger therein.
and change the composition once in twenty minutes
and cure is certain.
We happen to know that the above is certain
remedy, and recommend it to any one who may
be troubled with that dsagreeable ailment.-
Buffalo -4drocate.
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ADULTERATIvE PoIsoNs.-An American

ADULTERATIvE Po1soNs-An American
physician has lately announced that having been
called upon to analyze some samples of wines, he
found that not Of sixteen different kinds
contained so much single drop of the juice of
the grape. The port exhibited con, plicated
superstructure of elderberry juice, alum, sugar,
and spirits, upon basis of diluted suphuric acid
The sherry was formed of pale decoction of malt,
favored with bitter almonds, acidulated with
suphuric acid, and slightly branded The Madeira
was simulated by means fhop, tea, rum, sulphuric
acid, and honey. In tea, drugs, pepper, and other
spices, fish sauces, oil, cheese, milk and even flour
and bread foreign and often noxious ingredients
are lntroduced-while to obtain pure alcoholic
drinks IS next to impossible whiskey being often
impregnated with strychnine, and genuine brandy
only surpassed in its scarcity by the nectar of the
gods.-The French Government has enacted severe
laws against all PRISONERS of wines, liquors, and
any other articles Of human food or beverage
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10

COULDN'T RESIST THE TEMPTATION
Anderson, an accomplished lady Of London, G ~
insured her life for FIVE thousand dollars, f., v
benefit of son, who last week administered st,,I
nine to the mother, from the effects of which y
died
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10

MUTUAL DISTRESS Recently at marriage in
Leeds, (Eng,) after the ceremony, the bride burst
into tears; whereupon the bridegroom, stout six
foot fellow, following the example bubbered like
calf and on being demonstrated with roared out
Let alone, feel as bad about it as she does"
81 don't see anything is the matter with the
plum pudding" said fellow at Thanksgiving
dinner. well, who said there was" growled out
his neighbor. "Why," said the first, ~ conclud-
ed there was, you all seem to be running it down.
In consequence of the Strengthened condition of
the finances Of the Government, the Postmaster
General has decided not to open any of the new
mail routes in the States of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, authorized
By Congress in 1858 The old routes will be
co ntinued as heretofore
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10

A Rural Poet has just gotten up the fouo>
and retired to private life:
I wood not die in spring item,
wen frawgs begin to crawl
wen kabbage plants are shutin up,
noe! I wood not die at ALL
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10

ENULLINGS, SPRINGS & co. have IA large Stock
= of Cashmere, Silk and Leghorn Hats, bought of
the manufacturers by the case.
ALSO. =
large stock of Gents and Ladies Trunks from So to
81; Falises and Carpet-BagS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10
Goods! Furnishing Goods

80 boz. Fey & white Linen & marshes bosom Shirts
30 " Byron, standing and Pcolomini Collars.
Also
Gloves. Hosiery Stocks, Cravats, Silk Lace Ties Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, of all qualities and prices
FCLLINGS, SPRINGS IL co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10
NEGROES WANTED.

Z WANT to buy NEGRO BOYS 4 GIRLS from -
to Is years DID, for which the highest price in cash
will be paid. SAML A. HARRIS
Jan. 25, 1859. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10
Clothing Emporium.

kNCE MORE friends and patrons, we invite you to
~ visit the Emporium and examine the largest
bcst-mide, and cheapest stock of
Summer Clothing
offered in Western Carolina We Say the cheap
est, because get goods differently from any other
house. We buy the materials from importers and job
bers and manufacture the clothing ourselves thereby
saving the manufacturers profit All wish Of
the people is to give trial. and we confident
sell.
We war; ant
every article customers and will make good any de-
fciency that may occur in material making. We
are now receiving
l05 Black Cloth Coats-all grades.
250 " French 4 Eng Drap d Etc Frocks & Sacks
l2O I" Alpaca and Queens do. do.
IS Fancy Cashmere Suits.
so Plain & Fey Marseillcs do.
800 Spanish Linen and linen Duck Sacks Sacktcers
Fullings, Springs & Co.
April &c, 1859.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-10

NEW YORK, May 6.--The steamship Catawba arrived
from Havana, that the brig African, with 35
fllibusterer5 and 10 guns arrived Port Prince.
They attempted to land at Cuba but their boats were
swamped and munitions lost The guns have been
put in the public store at Pot au Prince
The Spanish Consul had notified Gen Concha, who
despatch steamer to capture Them but nothing had
been heard Of the fll:blstcrs' other vessels.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-02
hooks and Magazines.

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