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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand cyade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
ISM correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy ,itaiics. AS a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every lody, hut also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
Containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costfre-
ness. Heartburn, N6cGaehs arising from diso,derte
Stomach, Nausea. JUaigtsfion, Pam in and Morbid
imactiOa Of tie BotreiS, Fatmis,icy, Loss Of Apps-
tite, J0mdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruct!oa
of its functions.
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Tympanums or Car DrumGD

suitable Tor either sex and All hges-IhaelItul II
five minutes.
Dr. Bal;cc is one Of the most celebrated and
skillful Physicians and Surgeons now living.
lis fame is known personally in every lriEcipa!
city ofthe World. All letters directed 10 Dr..
B.ukee, Enclosing ten cents,) asking any qnes'
lions pertaining TO any disease, shall be prompt"
" answered, aud all Chronic diseases can be
treated by correspondence, except those men-
toned that will require his personal suPerT's-
ion.
yiay- Office Hours, from 4 " tO4 p. ~
DR.. BAAKEE.
Office, No. - Lexington stree, between
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md.
ApriI u, ls50-ly.
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la>OiyenI's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ Adam MeMilleauan applicant for the ben
eft of the Irsolvenf LAVE Of Maryland. chat
personal discharge hath been gisnted to said
debtor, and that The second Mohday Of octolei
1859. being the FIRST day of the Circuit Court
for Allegnny county Itxt succeeding this dnte
to which notice could be given. hath been set
apart for the final herring in his ense, when his
creditors may attend ard show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge slnll not be
granted to said debtor.
Tsst-II. REsLEY, Clerk.
May GO, 1s59.-3m.
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EnIPLOYM ENT.


cSn A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
SJV PAiD.-AN AGENT is wanted 10
every town and county in the United States
TO engage in a respectable and easy business
10y which the above ro6ts may be certainly
realized. Fer further particulars, address ph
J. HENRY WARNER, corner OF Brcome ana
Mercer Streets, New York City, enclosing one
postage stamp.
January 20. lS59--6mS
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Win ans Steamship.


SYRACUSE. II. Y.
NJ HEhE ne introduces 10 'Hc nV,i'o VI
w those ans elvd WIN "h! 'orn' oi ir'nIte
Disease, the fttSSh S's'fH /! 'tEE' Inns
lass OF complaints lac haS maze 'rt'"',y l"t
he Iust years. ana 'he N"o"''"S' Ne ""s 81
ne new METHOD OF lrEAiMFSr no" ia opera
toh IN fHFIs' hhu me h"sli'hI' OF thls conn
try. warrants lin In saying that none Of tue
lotns the disease u wont /" assume - ruin"
Sure, Q"cE dhH |tr""hr" he"'"$' Tue
remedies employed ny the HE.Hre 'fcc ltom an!
ohcusire taste or smell, contain no m,lcut!
"a" r'4h!fe 10 eh"hge "' "ic'' "tstie'S or
pleasure. FefSons can be euiei at nome ~
tH'hS iheir case ma Iu"f's,'hS Df. w H.
hotE. Male ana Female WHO nave Hp'ina-
I"rrh@a OF Nocturnal ltdissi"hs, lose 10 Tune,
but cVnsuitthe DR.. and get hIs SP'eyr' Whish
aaS saved thousands from 'ht grave ana WIFI d
IL warranted to cure this disease IN from to
weeks or the nOHcI ret."Tct. Pti"e SD
Or. IofT is also agent for DR.. Dams f"h"Ic
Monthly FILE. y" !rmnl, should be without
them Ikcs car truly he cssieiih e"l vmale's
Friend"
desid"rrtum hHs lrcn gained in the rrac-
uce OF Medicine hitherto GHHt'aihabie 10y the
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UmS0Ivn,,1,. Notice.

umsOIveml's Notice.
Isaac Laerty ORpLRED,'sss,sa 11 ,hs, diy .s %
VS.. " Januafy Ao's, $3.50
Ills Creditors. LaEerty give notice TO bic
creditors, endorsers and sureties. that the
said Isaac IaSerty. to appear in he Circuit
Court for Allegany County, to answer such In
errogatpries his crsditort dof,ers aid sure.
n COW Of This order be published In some newe-
nnner printed in the city Of Cumberland, once
n week for three successive months prior TO tho
s,,d second Monday If October next, as such
Tes.--H. REsLEY.
ynrn an isSs-3m, Clerk.
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NEW CLOCKS +!

rusT received, direct from the inctory, very
e. I lsrsa s assortment q CLOCKS of the late.,
STILES. Any person.who wants to save money
and wants TO get good and cheap Clock, will
10 we'll I, call at the Store next door to the
,bon sny other House in the city of Cumber.
and. and where they can get them from Is
centsup to $50. All Clocks that tell shall
be precisely What they are represented to Be
March II, 1850, F. q. KRAMER.
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THE GREAT AMBASSAD ORof HEALTHY
TO ALL MANKIND.
Holt. DWANgS PILLS.
II RnD.r T'fk TEsE SrCE,

llDWAN9S PILLS.
II R0O.r TO TEsE srCE,
The want Of u sterling medicinal to meet the
Ills and necessities Of the suffering portion Of
humanity, nd one entirely free from mineral
and other deleteriUu3 par tirles, was severely
felt till this All powerful N. dicine was nstered
into ilre world ilol LowAT : ISTALuABLE PILLS
have become the noueEHOLr REAEDY OF I'll ma
lions. I heir attribute Is 10 PRETEST as ell az
10 ouRe, the attack the RADIx or KeoT of the
| conn lant, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of di sease renvIgorute and restore the
dropping energies Of the syit'lD, assisting III
tur, in her task of VITAL and puscricsAET RE-
FORMATION.
Dy>pep>ia.
The great scOurge o: THIS continent yields
quickly to course Of theteantiseptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored TO then
proper tone no matter in hat hideous shape
this h dra OF discas exhibits itself thissearch
ing md unrrring remedy disperses it from tie
patients system.
"a eucr:il Debiliiyaud Weakness
From whHteyer cause, LOwhEss OF SPIRITS,
and ali other signs Of diseased liver. and other
isorginiza,ion of the system, vanish under the
Graduating Undue nee al this all powerful anti
septic an detergen remedy.
hHiio"N p'S"r"eFs.
he proper qn"ntum ana r.Sht CONDITION o.
nv I'.e - " So H. ',r, n,,,o,'.
,'I W Nv ,ho Liddan ,s"j. 81 ,te nn,n.
plant, and renders ali the fluids and secretions
pure and fluent cleaning and resu stating the
vital functions of the body.
sfh'! ffht"'Ss
Should lose no 'ine IN Trying lew n'ses OIL
his regulating ana renovnnng remedy "3Ht-
ever may heth'ir compliant 1t can DC tahe"
with safety IN al psri'Hieai ana o'her "sor-
CARNATIONS, ITS eject ie all but mi'neu'pas.
UnreEntcA Fr0Oi.
Uhc testimony OF Mai ions is unanimously
borne to the health-giving virtues ofthis noble
remedy, and certifc .tc. in every living lang
maze bear witness TO the uygEaiABLESrss OF
their INrirN.IC wOuqu.
HDUopry's PjIig are the Ics' reu,12 taoicn ia tic
,,o,yJ t,,r, j,,yo,;,,,5 ;.r,,c,.
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Ayers Cherry pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencse,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient ConsuIup-
tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and go nu<
ncrous arc the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country al ounds in persons pub
licly known. who have leen restored ffoic alarming
aud even desperate diseases Of the lrrgs by ts
use When once tried. its superiority over every
other medicine of it's Kind is too appart to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what ahtiGote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulrnon nv organs that incident to ouT climate
while many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and tccn discarded, th;t
has gained friends by every trial, conferred tei Fts
On the afflicted they car never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
he FORGOTTEN,
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DIR. BAAK EE
DIR. EAAK EE,


NTIbL give special attention TO the follow
w ing disenEcs:
Coughs, Colds ConaampiCn, Csonp, Inilnei :.
~, Asthma, Bronc bits and all diseases OF the
Nose, Mouth, Throat AMI Lungs Attention.
given 10 The treatment of oil Skin diseases-
Lnmbngo, Lumbar Abaressss, ScrofGin, Rhtu-
anal sm Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspi-
sia. d sntery, DinFrhG.,, Piles and all diseases
OF the Stomach, Liver ard Bowelri also, all
Chronic Disease prriai ing 10 women and
Children. d . Baakse can produce one thou
sand certificates ut iis perfect success in cnrin1
CANCERS OLD SORES or ULCERS, FlSTU-
Ia, SCALD HEAD, VEINS, HIP DISEASES,
sly ELLlNGSnnd TUMORS OF every defcrip-
lion and without the use OF the knife These
last named diseases cannot be treated by cor
responiencc, therefore the palients must place
themselves under The Doc,ors personal super
vision.
DR.. BAAKEE has made q new discovery
o! 1t Fluid that will produce perfect absorption
OF the cataract. and restore permanent vision
10 the Eve, without the use OF tie knife or
needle, and he cnres all diseases O. the
Eye and Ear,
Without the use OF the Knife or Needle and
he has constantly on hand 40 excclien; assol,-
men, oil beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYEs,
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FANCY DRESS SILKS. BERAGEs,R ROBES
L Orgaadiss, Lace Shawls, and Capcs ct
H. D. WINDOWS,
Aprilli Bait st 40. Post ofhcs.
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Country Cnrad Ia CON.

4 LOT Of ohoiss HAMS, SIDES, d SH0UL-
II DEij. Also, u few saddles of dried VEN
ISOy,-a very nice article for sale by
April i6. O. @. CLARKE 4 CO.
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which for quality and durability have been pro.
II ouuccd the finest in the Country. have them
from So $500. All Watches guaran'ced os
represented. l alsoLhye anew stock OF French
nhd AmerieEn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

HlIARLES ". BHENGLE would respect
" luIIy inform mis- customer and the pUbli,
generally. thai ht hus h,ruNtG hit Store tt
thc New Block Of Buillings on Baltimore st. ,
opposite the Post O;fcc--whcr. he has jus'
received and opened a Magnificent Stock oI
BOU'I = ALL SHCMSo
Embraein, all thew stylcs womb La
dies, Geutleuiun, Youths, Missosand Child
rem ,mrnutacturcd 1T che besr City and Ea"t.
ern EstahiisEuerts.and selected with mucl
ARE. An enum, ration oithe STYLES, quail.
ties md prices is leemedunneccssafy Every
taste and fancy can be gratifed. Call ana
examine the stock. lie hasalso received,
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r. C.. iyHA nIEfi

\IoTUD cal! the attention of pcrsonNip want
w ola Fine Watch, to his splendid stock OF
aoSSS AMERICAN,
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Billions Dis1rdcrs.

The proper quantum and right condition Of
the bile is OF moncutous importance tothe
health Of the human frame, tbs ASTi bilious
med cine expcls the hidden seeds Of the com
plant, and renders ali the fluids and secretions
pure and fluent cleaning and resuHtatlng the
III III rnnnt iunp nf I'm I'D
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Dyspepsia.

The great scOurge o: this continent yields
quickly to course of tLeteantiseptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone no matter in hat hideous shape
this h y dra OF disease exhibits itself thissearch
ing and unrrring remedy disperscs it from tie
nntigut's systeln
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28
.cuc,nI nehiIilyaudN weakness.

From whHtever cause, LowNEss OF SPIRITS,
and ali other signs Of diseased liver. and other
disorg Inization of the system, vanish under the
Graduating inaue nee al this all powerful anti
septic an dctergcn remedy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
MARRIED.,

In Lenoir Cadw ell county, by the Rev Jesse Rankin
Mr. G. w r. Harper to Miss Ella Rankin, daughter OF
the officiating minister.
In Arson county, on the 3lst ult, Mr. Archibald G.
Benton to Miss Mamie W. Ingram.
In Orange county, the 9TH inst Mr. David s. Alli-
son to Miss Martha F. Montgomery.
In salem on the ID instant, Mr. John w Steward to
Miss F. Spears. . - ,
In Fors ythe county, the 9Th ult, Mr. William T.
Axsom to Miss Charity E. Kizer.
In Rladen county. on the 18th inst Mr. VIM. Green of
Randolph aged IS years, to Miss Catharine Blackwell
aged As years. =,
In Chester District, the 10th inst Mr. Alexander
Kirknatrick of Fairfield to Miss Mary Mccullough.
On the 4th inst, John Michael, Esq, of Davidson CO.
to Mrs Rebecca Womack of Clemmonsville.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

BREAD R1oTs IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The Hour
panic among the farmers in this section bids fair
to carry many persons into all sorts OF WIG
extravagance. We learn from gentleman just
arrived from Washington county, Pa, ofareckless
thing which took place there on Saturday, and
which goes to show the state Of feeling existing
in that neck of woods. A Spectator by the name
of Patterson has large lot Of flour at Posts Mill,
which he is holding for an advance, in view ofthe
recent damaging frosts. On Saturday some dozen
or more farmers living in the vicinity repaired to
the mill, broke down the door, each took barrel
of -four, and left So in the mill for every barrel
thus removed--all considering that fair price
for an article which they could not buy with the
consent of the owner Wheeling (Ta) InteHt-
0encer June IT,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
For the Democrat
PATRIOTIC AND TEMPERANCE CELE-
RRATION AT PINEVILLE.

The citizens of Pinevie and vicinity, together with
Sons of Temperance Of Pinevlle Division, met on the
22d of June and resolved to commemorate the ann-
yersary American Independence by appropriate ad-
dresses, a Barbecue, and Pic Mic. The End OF the
month was selected to accommodate the citizens.
The following gentlemen appointed a committee
of arrangements:
Capt Jas Walkup, Jas 81 Davis, Jas Hennigan, ool
Jno Potts VIM Manson, Sam1 A Davis, wallace
Jno S Nicely W Robinson, " Stitt, Morrow,
NJ Mathews, W Ross, Harris, W Morrow,
Williamson, W Campbell, Sam'l Younts, " NILS
Jas B Robinson, Robt Cunningham, A Darby.
Patriotic Grafton by Juuus Fox, Esq.
Temperance Addresses by Rev " Connolly, Ut )
N Strong and others.
Reader of National Declaration of Independence DIR
G w Campbell
Reader of Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence
Rev A Darby.
Chief Marshal of the Day, W N Mills.
Assistant Marshals F Morrow, W Manson.
All patriots, all lovers of Temperance, the puolit
generally and the Ladies especially are earnes! AM
respectfully invited be present and participate IN th
festivities of the occasion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
LETTER FROM HON. S. A. DOUGLAS.
WASHINGTON June 23 1859

Mn Dear Sir:-I have received your letter.
inouiring whether my friends are at liberty to
present my name to the Charleston Convention,
for the Presidential nomination. Before this
question can be finally determined, it will be
to understand distinctly upon what issues
the canvass is to be conducted. IT, as have full
faith they WILL the Democratic party shall determine
in the Presidential election of 1860, to adhere to
the principles embraced in the Compromise
Measures of 1850; and ratified by the people IN
the election of 1852; and reafirmed in the Kansas
Nebraska act Of 1854; and Incorporated into the
Cincinnati Platform of 1856; as expounded by MIR
Buchanan in his letter accepting the nomination;
and approved by the people in his electlon-ln
that event nv friends will be liberty to present
nv name to the convention, if they see proper
to do so. =.
If, on the contrary, it shall become the policy
ofhe Democratic party, (Which cannot anticipate
to rcpudiate these their time honored principles,
on which we have achieved so many patriotic
triumphs, and in lieu of them, the Convention
shall interpolate into the creed of the party such
new issues as the revival of the African Slave
Trade; or a Congressional slave code TOR the
territores or the doctrine that the Constitution OF
the United States either establishes or prohlbits
slavery in the territories, beyond the power OF the
people legally to control it as other property 1t Is
due to candor to say, that in such an event could
not accent the nomination, iftendered to me-
Trusting that this answer will be deemed
sufficiently explicit,
am, very respectfully, your friend,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
To T r Dow ESQ Dubuque, Iowa.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

peg- The Spartanburg papers state that the Rev
DR. Joseph Cross has resigned the Presidency OF
the Female College at that place, and that VIM
K Blake, Esq, of Fayetteville, will occupy the
vacancy thus occasioned. DR.. Cross is going to
Texas to take charge of Female College.
Rev. A. NJ Ship, late Professor in the N. e.
University, will occupy the Presidency of Wofford
College at spartanburg, in place of W. NJ Wight
man, D. D., resigned.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

TENNESSEE CRops-A friend just from East
Tennessee informs us that the crops, especially
wheat, are fine beyond precedent He say, the
quantity of wheat made and of the best quality,
IS almost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were offering the
farmers 81 per bushel, but could not make
engagements at that fgure.-AsheotHe Ne~s.
CoppER-John G. Bryson, Esq, Of Jackson co.
presented US last week with some beautiful speel-
mems of Copper Ore, taken from vein just DIS s
covered on the lands of Maj. W. IL. Bryson, OF
Jackson. The vein is from four to six feet deep
and Judging from the specimens before u.s. exceed
inelv rich-AsheriIe Neacs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

FALSE REPoRr--The report circulated in
several of the western counties OF this State, thaI
Hon. T. L. Clingman had written home advising
the reorganization of the Wing party III order to
save the country, is false and without the least
foundation in fact The Asheville News says MIR
Cingman regards the democratic party as the
only one which has any claim to nationality, and
the only one which can save the Government from
passing into the hands of the Black Republicans
The report started to aid the election OF vance
whose chance the News considers rather slim.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

The following gentlemen have been admitted
nrae,;oa law ;o the Superior Courts Of this State
Duncan ]. Devane, New Hanover; George W:
Brooks '1 Wake; Philip Hay, Rockingham; sea'O n
0 CtIAs, W.. Geo B Harris, Granville; Geo
W WeS,on 1eDoir. David C Allen, Brunswick; VIM
w %"rmsDt he Robson; John Perry, Cartsre'
2 Rem; r Rarnes. Wilson; Hugh 7 Brown, Wilkes;
Rory MeNair, Robson; Geo NJ Dassn, or Evs
Sam s Jackson, Orange; Henry Short, Wash.
ington; VIM L Alexander Lincoln; element
Dowd, Moore
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

RATHER TOO MUCH.--A remedy for scarlet
fever has been going the rounds of the papers, (and
last week it appeared in our columns,) recommend
inc, in addition to pepper tea that 10 or 81 grams
of iaIap be administered. We paid very little at
tention to the prescription, but physician calls
our attention to it and says it may do harm The
dose of alap is six or seven times too large ana Is
not very harmless purgative to tamper with any
wa
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

Ss03 ,7se Sc
DIRECTORS.
n Huntingdon Charles Boswell, Job Allyn,
Albert Day, enry 4 'ney, SOhn
james Goodwin Calvin Day, Charles j. Euss.
T1Mo. C. ALLYN, Secretary, H. HUSTIsGTos ITes'dsn
c. c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'y. WIZ. n. Bowers Acfuory
This old and reliable company, established Tor near
" fty years continues to Insure against loss or dam
age by Fire dwellings furniture, warehouses stores
merchandise, mills manufactures, and most otner
particular attention given to nsuring Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings Barns and Outbuidings con-
nected and Furniture Live Stock, Hay GRAM Farming
Utensils &c. contained in the same for term OF three
| to FIVE years at low rates Of premium
Applications for Insurance may be MADE 70 the I'M,
dersigned the duly authorized Agent for Charlotte ano
vicinity.
Losses equitably adjusted at this Agency, ana paio
Immediately, upon satisfactory proofs IN funds eaTe
in the Of New York Boston, as the assured ma
prefer.
Thomas w. Dewey,
lime o.. 1889. Agent ut Charlotte
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MorgantOn select school.

This School, Located in the mountains OF TINS Stae'
will commence on the 9Th OF AUGUST, 1853.
The number of Boys will be limited
For Terms address me at Concord, n. O., until the
lst of August. JAMES H. McAe LAt'
REFERENCES: Rev D. Lacy, D. d. Davidson
COLLEGE n c.; Rev: R. NJ Morrison, D. D., Cottage
Home. n c.; j. E. PressIy Coddle Creek, ~ G.; Maj
D. H. HILL Charlotte Military Institutes Hon. D. Craige
Salisbury, N. G.
June 81, 1852 e6-et
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

CHARLESTON MARKET--Sales of Cotton last
week ranged from to IL cents.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The Cotton market closed
quiet on Yesterday only limited business done at pre-
yious rates Flour declined cents on lower qualities
Southern So rs to 81 80 per Dbl Wheat very dail'
but market generally unchanged. Corn dull and de-
clined one cent.
YORKvlLLE, June 22--Flour, old crop, ~ % 70
So IS per sack for super EXTRA new, So. Corn In
demand at 80 cents Bacon, hog round, liz. wheat
81 to 81 l0-EnQniTer
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

TIE CRoPs-We passed through eight or ten
COMMITTEES in the middle and eastern part of the
State week before last. The corn crop every
where looked fine, better, We think, than it does
IN this section The wheat was mostly harvest
rI but we learned from planters that the yield
was as good as usual, though we judge, from what
We saw, it is nothing like fine as in this part of
the State Oats appeared rather stunted, but we
heard No serious complaint about the crop. With
IN the past two weeks there have been timely rains
throughout the whole State, and the prospect of
an abundant yield of everything is cheering and
gratifying to the producer as well as the consumer
For these things, and the general good health of
tbe different communities, sincere and heartfelt
thanks should be rendered to an all-wise, allgood
and ever merciful Providence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

FOREIGN NEws-On our second page we give
the war news as full as have been able to gather
il Besides the battle at Magenta, where the
slauobter was so terrible, the following is brief
account of another and the latest contest between
the hostile forces:
turin, June 11.-Private letters from hi nan
respecting the battle of Malegnano state 'na. wv
Who were 20 600 strong, suffered loss of LOO
killed and wounded, and 1920 prisoners The
battle lasted nine hours. At ii p. m battalion
of Hungarians and Croats intending to surprise
the village were surrounded and defeated.