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Cases, Afr Tigh, and triH Keep ia any eli
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The constantly iuCrrasiur .'rm2ud from those who
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then within the ieac uis|'t
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Tho IA kILY C. CA--'rUARTIC Pill
has, with due renro ip hs well established TACT,
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MES HEADACHE, on WEIGHT IN THE HRAD-
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Rheuma' ism eat Puru u the Blood AMI many dis
which flesh Is heir numerous 60 mention In
this advertisement Dose 10 g.
PRICR 80 CENTs
gsf- Tho Liver lnvigorstT and amy Catharic Pills
retied by DTuggst generally and tod wholesale
The Trade IA all he large lowng
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Manufacturer md FTOpraleT
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HOME TESTIMONY,

WEST BEnForD. Coshccton Co. o., May II, 81
No H Z kH13LIY-Sir; hive been sci ing the med.
cine5 81 the COmpsny for The last year
aud have nYeraoy found them oil sat sfaction
Nud the Pills We 50 70 sTeat many fumes regu-
larry as their tea nj sUsa Hui with they have
become sHplo aIlico- M,rhglfs u rtn Calhphcoh is
medsne hat has great amount OF ncd Female
Dseg,es. One lady 500 u 70 old 81 had rec, iyed
more heneht iIom one bottle thau she do nom long
Ot medical toHnett 81 the skilgul phgsi-
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&a2 ~ NJ ~ ~ " ~ u, N
WINTER ARRANUFNIT q
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" a 1889 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as ollor S.
7.5 A. NJ Cincinnati Express ttopbitgM Bcrea oraf-
ton Ia GrunrO, WciNnft0n New Tnndnn, Sn-
lem shelby, but AL stations south OF Sheby
7a1 aI Cincinnati N Eht fasseBEef stopping a
tiuus between Cleveland and Gallon, sud 1t
CatdiRpton and Delaware; ala. stopping le
leave pnasenggre ~ AZ slM ionssodiho Of 0alion.
lONNEtTIOns, -
shelby, Bapdusky, Mansfield ant Newark Railroad foI
Mansfield Alt Vernon, NeWurk, Ianeayllle, ~
Cfsstlins, ftsturgh IT Wayne and Ctlcago Railf0ad
for Forest pPer Sanduaky, Delphos, lsIag 81
Wayne, Spulte, Chlcagot ac. Westi end Hat
for Mansheld Wooster, Massillpn, &C.
oaeH aHd heieflptalue HuOaa LiAo tor Marion, helss
fontane Sidusy Uuion, hluuUie, tndlauapilis
letTe hnute, Nincsnnts, Evansville, i.5oidStua
Dc ava ,5tou aud Cacrnaii Line for Springfield O.
Oeylon, heniiton Cincinnati. HiChuohd la
diansp0ls, ere Hauivt 81 AsluIs, s-.i snd u
tlns inuaii With The Ohio hiisEiE.lrui hai-
road Tor Louisville, snd AL p9lits On the Ohts
Cslsabus Tlt,e Biaioi aud Columbus and Xsnla naH
road, for Eenia, naIton lndiinapOiit, Tens
Hautoi st LOUIS Morrow, lJvolsud Hnd Cih-
c'uuati and whit Tie Ohlo Ahl NJ aaisgipp Rat
road at Cincinnati Tor Louisville, Evansville
Cairo 81 Ludis, aud all uis on the Ohio river,
CoiHmhua tunlTul Ohio Railroad inr Newark gainesville
Wheeling, Columbus, ftgua ard Andiana
Railroad ior Pilua lrians &C.
w For ICkots 20 90 pulut Hud information apply ai
the Union Toke Oice % 9cpsfiOf street OF 1t the Pas
| asnssi Sistiou . -
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SPE R M AT RRHGAl
I'M P q Il EN- UY,
URED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. A. GIBSON,

FORMERLY OT NEW YORK
n CITY, will pay One Hun lFed l0lRIs for the pTuu
that he fails to cure the above named diseases He
Phlseau in the United States treats hs diseases
Ans many years laboriCus study and experience TT
GIBSON happy n heag able to anneunoe 70 the 9nfTu'
nate, that he has perfected system o treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above aud other private diseases with all bad effects
y DEBILITY OK SERVoUs PRosTRATIoN.
HOm IL h sS SS9f Sfs S oa. AZ R S %
Physiouns no profess 10 treat all private ma udss with
b boap YET he
6oss. Of that @ I5 Tue y9s fS,o9 ga. diploma y com
het diplomas nor colleges nor even Eperislee ever yo
Oro convert single dluce nto medical genus neither
docs lie boast that be Is member OF college In Paris
ssS1s S the anocs % t. Ra What Dr. g Giss6S @SS
Ss Wa cass5e s S @ gs % sss op 3 TO
and that he has perfected Auercan ss m Of treauen
any patent medci equal The radical Of semna
weak and AZ diseases or both meuta
Dr. GIBSON slso claims iqI his row treatment the fol-
tbs used respect dssgreeabie; he uses
relics Of the dark suon Mercury nor other
arc required: Thirdly, hs lTeatmen Is positive shd
public or private 10 ba 10 lie United states Rnd dsmor
strate the great fact that he Is able psrmanepty
easss in the length Of time required by any other
Physician ~ cure one simi rHse.
Fellow CliL nsi Facts sro tsRsibs binfs aud u this
eud from witch just and definite conclusions be de-
DT. GIBSON is porwansuty located IN Cleveland snd
has during the plst six mnuhs performed many
diseases which had for Years resisted all oihor modes
treH meut Reiecnoe be given 10 dyiduals Of the
fret responsibility in Cleveland Boston, New YORK, and
other cities IN regard 10 sS an integrity Ia all profess
siOnHi tTuuEr cll0us.
Cs Medicine any part Of the country the
CENT ~ ten dOaTR
w Or GIBSoN's New Work on PyuOlosy for sale at
DIR, GIBSON,
PROFE SoR OF ELEC CTkOPAIHY 4 MEDICINE,
~ once No III Ontario street. up stairs few dosFs
from the Public Square.
~ once hons from to II end Iem to O'Clock daily
(Sundays tKcopted.l uov2
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
DR. AMOS & SONtaE pleasure in announcing that thet
have invented most important instrument for the cure Of
eminent ph ysicians Ia London, Paris Phadelphin
aud New York has been declared the only useful nsiru
Invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness OF
any deae caused by the secret hshits OF youth Prc"
N R.-Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
NkeptCa merits Of this instrument, pledge them
eiTfs ihs. IN Instance where II prove usatiaac
tory after fair trial tie will be refunded b.
turning the instrument IN good order.
CURE WARRANTED
Dr AMOS s SON have devoted their attention eLclu
sNely this peculiar class Vf mas and the Ieet te'
fllS tsstlfed and graetly acknowledged by
patlents md others dalg arriving Al
parts the country express purpose MY Of consul
ations while theiie XeriOns beVe been ct ed 10y the most
signal yet from what they have experienced
requiring into the causes Of these in!ecoua complaints
fTom their simple condition TO thut Of tho most dan
gerniS and nYeterats they have always neFniGed IN
possibility their prevention, aud renewal aud likewise
Invariably that tn horrible and malignant form
disease could almost invariably he traced to OF the
following Ignorance, neglect OTthe bad olect
unskillini and improper tTeament therefore Dr AMOS
SON have suceeedeC in ndsgOyeTnng IN thea election
heir remedies saff eectus and cautious course, omit
ting oil combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvOca
character well hose whose premature or inuJ u US
application might be productive O hud Consequence In the
auds OF pvEte individuals In short the audRbe End n
~ the RllevAtiOn, relief aud pTevonuOn OF those
rtevOns Hlatus thar In reality the secret foes Of lie
1nd which, while ey extensively surround us call aloud
skill and inteFfo IN their determination
COUNTY, iRVALIDs.
Persons ia any Of the world .ay be successfully
treated hy forwarding detail OF their Sc with
i ~, a Afpg = sf,N rorpay Al ala and c,,v,ts
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YOUNG MrN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Instrument for ths Of Nocturnal FAssioRs
properly kuWn Seminal Weakness, &c Can be perInH
neny cured r eon days TO two mouths by tue use
VI this instrument when used cOniuinlly With medicines
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6N u i,s,.is.. "a. lsssesg - ~
NtLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
" HAIL ROAD.-Il1iE TABLE. NO rs.
Totake effect 90 ent after Thursday Febv0fj TO- 2ss.
como EAST QOiNG WEST.
clgJciaRd 10 H0lhcg- igNRgsigl7H % tItys
tosa. idAd.
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Bli0a, Eiy Books, ~ innoN Seines, Nets, Nc ~ o
II HATTERSLEY'S Gun store
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cd and Irregular Observation-Disclosures DreamF-
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u Sold by City Druggists aud edcne dealers hroagh-
out The country
CR- For Medicines or Agencies address
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nOvl2:dkw GsnGTal Agent for Ohio
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

MORTALITY AND IMMORTALITY.

MORTALITY AND IMMORTALITY
A snow-drop, amid cold and storm,
Reared up its lovely head;
Surcharged with rain it mildly dropped
Ere spring had come twas dead.
Midway in air bird was poised,
Her hymn of praise to swell,
A fowler with uncrring aim,
Pierced her warm breast-she fell
A rosebud, proud of being first
TO own springs gentle sway,
Nipped by the frost, its blackened form
Foretold its sure decay.
The brilliant sun with golden beams
Pursues its daily flight;
But now he rose-why set so soon?
Twas but to speed the night.
Zen beauty in the early bud
Wings her Heayenward way,
Leaving life bereft Of love-
For nothing here can stay.
Then gricve not that it must be So
Thy bud shall one day bloom
'Tis grated in yon Heaven above,
Then gaze not on her tomb.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

THE GAME Fowl BUsINEss.-In an article
descriptive of the business of noted game-cock
raiser in Pennsylvania, the Charleston Mercury
communicates the following information:
"Annually, the Doctor tests hisstrains by taking
fowls year DID, putting shortstce gafts on each;
they are then permitted to fight until they are
literally cut to pieces, the cold steel entering the
flesh at every blow, and the fowls standing it
unfinchingly. Ifone chance to run, off goes the
heads of all of his line, both male and female. In
this way he maintains the great name his stock
acquired; for their purity doubted, their
value would fall about five hundred per cent. Our
readers may deem this extravagant statement,
but when we tell them that all his strains
comprising Mexican, Tartar, Rattler Seton, Derby,
Stanly, Irish, Sergeant and Counterfeits, besides
many crosses, command S. for stag and one
pullet, SO for stag and two pullets, $40 for
cock and hen, and SIS for trio while the clippers
the NOTED champions of Europe bring SIS pair,
and $50 trio for the young ones, they will not
think the per centage exaggerated. All classes
purchase them-cockers for the purpose of winning
money; farmers to improve the laying powers and
tenderness of flesh of their fowls ianciers for their
own amusement
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15
EIGHTH yoLUME---NUMBER ss7.
MATRIMONY.

"Shall / Get married?'' is question which
man often puts to himselfin the present day. And
nothing can be wiser than to make it a question;
but when man does so, he should examine and
weigh the thing fairly and fully, and not consider
that he has found a solution to it the moment he
meets with an objection to contravene his wishes.
1t is not his father or his mother, his friends or
his books, that he should yield to- in case that is
really too great for their decision Hear them, he
may to gather their opinions; but if his own con-
science proves stronger than their arguments, and
his spirit still cries out "marry," why, marry he
should.
Is marriage a desirable state? This is tho first
question. Almost every man and woman Will an-
xwer in the affirmative When should it be enter
ed into is the next question. TO this the re-
ply is, as soon as a man, hav wing reached proper
age say twenty-five, is able to support wife.
Then comes the question of children man by
pinching a little here, and good deal there, can
support wife; but the poor fellow is afraid OF
having a family to feed, and clothe, and educate,
without money enough to bear the additional cx-
pense This is the rub. We believe few young
men would be such fools to remain in state OF
single blessedness,' if the image of coming chill
dren did not haunt and bewider them. But this
apprehension is quite as groundless as the other
Children have hands to work with, and may be
rendered source of profit to prudent father, who
knows how to rear them up.
Do not listen, therefore, young man to these
frivolous objections. DO your friends advise you
against marriage? Look at their cases. You
will find that most of them got married themselves,
sooner or later, and that they did very well in
spite of the burden. If you really do discover
among them a few who have left their position,
and become poor since their marriage, in nine
out of ten you will find, by sitting the matter,
that it was not the wife and children who brought
them down, but their own vanity and dissipation
life Illustrated.
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All persons indebted to the undersigned, Adninistra
tor of John y. Thompson decd. notified that their
Notes due, and the money is wanted am called
upon daily for money, and in many cases sued wish
request all to lift their Notes without delay hint to
the wise is sufficient
THOMAS A. WILSON, Admir-
Nov. l. 1859. 3t-pd
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a CHURCH BRAwL-There has been tremen-
dous uprosr raging in London for two or three
months owing to riotous demonstrations taking
place every Sunday in a church in the east end of
the cityknown as est Georges in the East" The
rector, it appears is Puseyte of the most advance
type, who, besides divers innovations in costume,
manner of conducting the service &c, finally raised
the altar to the standard Roman Catholic height,
lighted wax candles upon it. The result was that
the congregation hooted him every Sunday, and
the church wardens in vain protested against his
doings As last resourse to end the scandal, the
Bishop of London has closed the Church for the
present.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

The BOARD OF WARDENS for the county of Neck
lenburg will meet st the Poor House Saturday the
26th inst, for the purpose of eectng Steward and
Physician for the year 1860. Bidders for those places
will please attend at the hour of o o'clock.
F. G. WALLIS
Noy. ], 1859. 3t-pd Chm Board Wardens.
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-oad or stage line.
CASH PRICES:

feg- Seamless Belts manufactured to order at short
notice
Conducting Hose of all sizes, for water steam
measures ordered direct from the Manufacturers Aso
Packing of all description at % Cents per pound
J. Il. F. BOONE
June Z 1859 Charlotte \. {.
CERTIFICATES.
lido hereby certify that have three Gum Belts which
T got of Mr. J Boone in use in my machinery IN my
Tan Yard and have been in for the last eight
ten months and far have tried them like them
better than the leather belts. Yours respectfully
~ c. &. HENDERSON.
lima 1870 LncolntOn, y. c.
This is to certify that VIC have been using the knh-
Der Betting" sold by Mr. F Boone, and ma II mas
proved all that he represents it to be- and have 10 heS
tation in recommending its use to the public
YOUNG 4 WRISTON,
pronrietors of the Rock Island Wool Mills.
July Q, 1859.
thereby certify that the India Rubber Betting bought
bv me of Boone has been used in my cotton Fac
tory from II to months and has given entire s"tls
faction. - u,u,
July II, 1859 l. H. iAlE
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REITS. BELTS

For Wheat Threshers, Fans, cotton Gins. Saw Mills,
and machinery of every description; the best Betting
and far superior to leather in many respects
1t tcW nat strctch, drGtr on on" Stde as tc0hteT
THE Sun WILL NOT AFFECT 1T.
Rain or water cannot njure it; it requires no OIL
The rats will not cut it YOUR negroes will not steal it
for strings shoe so!es; you get any length you
wish all in piece without joints and with good care
it will last farmer for twenty years.
Orders accompanicd with the cash will receive
prompt attention. and the freight paid to any point on
the Railroad or stage line.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

CANCER AND TOBACCO.-M. Bouisson, French
writer, has made some very remarkable researches
upon the danger of smoking. He states that
Ger in the mouth has grown so frequent from the
use of tobacco, that it now forms of the most
dreaded diseases in the hospitals From 1916 to
1859, he has himself performed sixty-eight opera
tions for cancers in the lips in the Hospital St.
Eloi. The use of tobacco rarely produces tie lip
cancer in youth. Almost all Of Bouisson's patients
had past the age of forty. The disease is also
frequent with individuals of the humber class who
smoke short pipes, and tobacco Of inferior quality
while the orientas who careful TO preserve the
GOODNESS of the mouth piece by tho transmission of
the smoke through water, it is unknown, showing
that it is generated more by the constant applica-
ton of heat to the lips, than by the inhaling of
nicotine
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

MAFF1r's ScALps:-The Christian Advocate
gives the following characteristic anecdote of an
old Kentuckian, long familiar with hunting and
border warfare, who being present at conversation
where Maffit's name was mentioned in connection
with other distinguished Methodist ministers;
exclaimed: II tell you what it is, gentlemen, say
what you please about your Bascoms and Waughs,
and Caperses, but in the big day comm, Mafht will
bring up as many scalps as any one of 'em.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

"Quit splitting that nasty tobacker on the floor,
Jacob or I'll whip you
"La mother, why don't you speak properly?
You should have said, cease eiecting the offensive
saliva of the Virginia weed u pom the promenade,
or shall administer to you severe ,castigation.
Ahem!"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

SENTENCED TO BE IIUNG.-John G. Terrell has
been convicted in Marlborough s. c., of numbering
his grandfather and sentenced to be hung He
put arsenic in liquor to kill the old man, for
fear of his making disclosures ofhis Terrels)
rascality, Of which he cognizant.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

Old Bro,cn's ontcccdcnts.-The most authentic
statement which has yet appeared of Brown ante
cedents, and his purpose in going to Kansas, at
least the one emanating from his most devoted
friend who has the information at command is that
writteen for the Boston AHas by James Rcdpath
of Kansas notorety, one Of Browns coadjutors in
the troubles and conflicts in that Territory The
following is an extract from Redpath's statement:
"For thirty years he secretly cherished the idea
of being the leader of servile insurrection; the
American Moses, predestined by Omnipotence to
lead the scrvile nation in Southern States to
freedom; Unnecessary through the Red Sea ofa civil
war, or fierccr Of races. 1t was mad idea
'concocted at fair in Ohio; but mighty purpose,
born of religious convictions, which he nourshed
in his heart for half a lifetime.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15
Tile Great ambassadors Of Hc0lM to all Mankind.
I0WAY'S PILLS AND 0lNTMEN 7

DYsPEPsIA.-The great scourSe OF tins continent yields
quickly of these antsepc Pills, and the des-
tv, organs are restored their proper tone no matter IN
what hidcos shape this hydra of disease exhibits itself,
this searching and uneing remedy disperses it from the
PATIENTS system - ~ c
AND ULCERS-Cascs of many years standing that have
pernaciousy refused to yield to any other mcdy or
treatment have succumbed to few applications OF this
powerful ungucnt.
BILIOUS DIsORDERS.-This anti-hlious me deine cN-
pels the hidden seeds of the complaint and renders all the
huds and secretons pure and fluent cleansing and
itatng the vital functions of the body.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESs.-From whatever
cause lowncss spirits, and other signs of diseased
liver and other of the system, vanish un
der the eradcatn influence of this all powerful antsepc
and detergent remedy.
Sold at the manufactures of Professor Holloway. so
Maiden Lane New York and by all dealers in medicine
tbro~hout the l. States and the civilized world in boxes
at % cents, 63 and 81 each Directions for the
Guidance of patients are affixed to each box.
tSF- For sale i'll Charlotte by L. NYE HUTCHINSON
& CO April lS, 1859
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15

New INVENTION IN SHOEING IloRsEs.-The
Scientific American speaks of new invention for
horse-shoeing which obviates the continual driving
of nails in the hoof, by which great injury is
sometimes inflicted upon valuable horses by
unskillful workmen. 4 groove is made in the
undersidc Of the common shoe, into which is
fastened a piece Of iron Of the same width and
shape as the groove; only thicker and slightly
curved upwards, the junction forming complete
dovetail. The advantage of this inner shoe is,
that it is made to project beyond the ordinary
shoe, and when worn down easily be removed
and replaced BY another without pulling off the
shoe from the horses hoof.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-11-15
MECkEENBUR BONDS.
Seven Der cent per annUm.

These Bonds undoubtedly the safest investment
that can be made, and really preferable to any
State Bonds.
The County cannot rcpudiate. They bear sercn per
cent interest payable sen-annually with Coupons for
the They of the denomination of 90, which
will make them and useful for domestic
purposes. The coupons will prove convenicnt
medium for paying county taxes The citizens of the
county should possess them and they offered
them Proposals left at either Bank in Charlotte
with Stephen W. Davis will receive prompt attention
H. w. GUION,
Sept %, 1853 Pres't. W., G. &. r. Railroad CO.