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Constipation, or CostiycncSs and
DVSDCnSiD.

However long standing. hnbrunI mr. ,,or.i,,., -,
"'ccly Cured ih1ut AletIcnes, InlrciIon, or r h.
D} meahH oi an agreeable and nulrlIi.lI, FO0D ,J
.'N"e'' ne hriha ol Tins srmpIc Vegetable /, nov,
""luIac'ured INTO Crackers, aud eaten m lhat s,r,,l
"ri or "ilh bbIIed milk. LIS certain effect II, >,,h,
"S me most desperate cases OF Consultation or I.s
PePSIa ana III restoring he SpIn Ich and how cts +, 4
'oIHil '"Hliioh, VIII aStOuIsl the sIuutest uu,,-
r' Ihe Crackers are manufactured from lYnrt,,,
or'SlHal Genuine ErIairna." us sold IN tho | ,,,,l
''ts I"r many years Pa-t. References pIyen ami
'e'lcateS "I most respectable and dlsrpnI,brd nor
SONS shown who frankly and earnestly tcsiIl In ib
great merit and tilicarv - " ''"
manufactured only 10y III" subscriber and so!d -, h.,
N h"Nery @IJ ForNy III street, tIe4r Ito sIs
~ i"N' at ~ cents per rodnd, VIII soon b, G,r
safe by many respectable proccrs also m bs c't, ''
+ u'i u!rec'i"iS accompany each package None r3nn-
'''a . p,, muse marked Ddvy's." Thcy Viii Keen for
ears III any climate; Wa be forwarded 10 am, ~
The world with direction, for uso my pau Vi
o7-3m CrarIcr R,Lar Stu 80 McNAl'
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Schn IL

PreceptOrs; = ~ .ilS y ~ Bass.
Fablic School, No 3-Isaac Pennewell;
5-Johm Cooper
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Asthma, or Plhisic, and BroncLIlIs

ESr MANCHESTER. Pa Trhl l-;c
SIR Your Cherry Pecoral is pcrfunirglpar,.g r,.g....
cures N tins section. II has relieved ,,I,rI ,''
alarming symptoms Of CONSUMPTION aid g., ,, .. ''.I
man Who has labprcd under an affection, ntiL.t,
Tor Inc lasi i9riy years Henry l.. PAnKs. .mcrr,,,
RAMSEY, " D, Albion, Monroe c.. .Io.,av,,..
sept =, 1919; " During nv rracJlcc of liany ,c..r,
giving ease and rrliol t. cui,sunl,l.,, D."
ring such are cu.allc" " To-
We might add volumes Of evidence. hat The ,..,
convincing prof Of the virtues Of this ,co.l.
iuGud III It's effects upon trlaI
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL,

E&g VIZ: subscribers would announce m ,h.
PMS Ii'lznns Of Smyrna and The pub ic ~,
w. General That they ha 70 REMOVED Their Il0frT
aud SHOE STORE to the stand rrcnn,I', Looi ~
cnpioI ny Mr VIM Smith. en- Commerce street 3n,o Uo
sue ward HAIL. where they will manuiactnpc a"
B""ls aud Shoes, made Of The hest material ,, m
pelenced workman also, Ladies Shoes of eyery ,l
Childroas Shoes made To order -,
"eie M manufactured by the subsctibes warranted -
n9 % VI very oesi material, and sold as low as M n
other establishment IN the counirv " "N al any
Call and SEQ TOI SGN ~ i1 ~, ,uis!hich.
Smyrna. ja2s-ly '"+'
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" NOtice.

VIE Stockholders of The Smyrna Library Associ,.
u"L are hetcbv notified thai The Slurk E,ni, ~
"W "Peh and ihry are rcITcsIeu to emil mon ~
by order OF lse Board "''"'
S..... =, -. N)HF. ID. HOFFECKER
' '' ""'y '"'"' iooo' kccg Scry
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Group, Whooping Cough, Influepz,

SrRNGFIELn. Miss. FEB :. l-5e
BROTHER ATEa. VIII chrcrlully cerplf, y'a,,
!oral is the htsl remedy We posses for ib. ,,,
"hooplng congh, Group. a3d !nc chc,l t,>csS-.
children Nrol jouf fraternity IN The %.,..h ,.,
crate Your skiil, aud coIn.ruu ycur n,,,,,' &c.,
people Hiram CoI.I,y W " 10 10 '"f
AMoS LEE, Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes. ID r-. ,.-.
Il had IA te',luu, lnlucLza ,hicl roal,.,l,.,.,. '
SIX weeks took many mcdIcincs HiligaI ,..,., ., ''
~ 'ntd our Fcri'ral By HE a:'ice Of ar ej, ,.,
Tie inst dose relieved the sorcnr.s II, .,,. , '
.,ngs; less than one hali lie bottle H.. p.
2'c:Giy well. G"ur III, themes ere tie c;.,',,,..
Vel Il, the Best we can bay. aid wcc,-,cm ,,, i
tpr, and your rtmc'!Ics aS The s,1r !!.li..,
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+ HE SMY RMA TIM; (;
IS EDITED AND PUBLISH


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Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
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Persons IN want of Bills, Blanks or anything in the
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The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, or removing and mo
them uncaled tof Is prma lucIe evidence OF lnle.i
tlonal fraud.
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CONSUMPTION.

fFG'aHy no one remedy has ever been k,,,,
"hchc cured 50 naay and such taIgcru"S ca>c>a,it
some no human ad can reach; hut cy.l. Ia li,- ',
cherry feciofa! ailordS re.Iel aud &, muit
Asroa House, New York CITY, NI#rr} r *.
DOCTOR AVER, LrWeil: feel it Il ,iuiy a;,, =, Ma,
sure 10 HOTn !ou What your berry Pcc,oraI Aa, r.
Tor my wife. She had been five nluidis la.nrIro,1
der The daagerous symptoms Of Consnu.ilol ,n
M"ich 10 aId we could Procure gave her much relief
- was steadily failing. unit! DR.. Strong Of lb,, m
Where we have come tor advice, Recommended l,r
81 your medicine. We bless IN, hIldnc,s q> 40 H.
your shI; i3r she has recovered from thar Jav STA
Is no; yet ds strong she used 10 be- bun !, tree m
hef cough, and calls herself we'll ours win, orr
iude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Sh,ll,,i'ls
~ CoaSam'ircs, do not despair iii ven haze l,,eJ
~ HRS CHERRY PICTORIAL III, made "A ,',I
o. bc>i medical chemists IL, HE world and i!s u,
~ around Us besp"ah The high merits oi It's Virtues
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Gifts! Gifts :! Gift3!!!
N;,HcRaGia, e. Ill.
At 1870 CHESTNUT ST. pulLArELpnIA

/
| G. EVANS would INFORM IN. friends mud ,h.
uhlic that ms Star GIt ,url ~ re and Pn,, ,s,,,
il"u>c Is permanently c,ilh>icd m B-,., ,,. ..,i,
ron BalidIg 459 hestnut street. INo d,u.s 10 ,n,
+ th, where the purcrt,. oi tacn hniL II l,,, r
iar relul irice WIil rcre,>c one ,,t the Il,
valued at from - cent, 10 ,ltO; . go
,,o p.,...,. Wo,i ,ac,
329 Patent Eneiish Lever Gold Watches, 500 Co
900 Patent AM hur 90 do .n,n
IL . Ladies Nod Na,thrs lSk ,...r. =. ~
uoo uoo N'IVe' 'l"rtns " Ii'lc~, ,Narr,u.cd l. o.
80 Fartor iuucIrrr,s. ~ Va
1oO alhr' '>r,s E.ur drops aud Pms IN nn
800 La i's Nod -r.rrirI>. JuO II, ~ 80
1u' q, MS Ncst nrd Fo,, hun> II ~
SEX % H'.1 i''' "e'N. V'r5" 81 d'urIc casc9 10 90
90 t'ph I|, n, Is, (-Ii;it >.Z.) =. w.
ittO cold Pruc,i td,,,, Wih .oId rcps = ~.
iOJU tXr tIOd r,Ils. 5, IIn case, ami t.jcr. . ~
300 God P'nri.s lLi.c.csj |UI ~
<'Uu t"'d tcIls. wan %4INct Pencil. :, -,
2'CU !. die tiud Pens, VIA eases and bolI,r :"
h''' ''p'd Rn[>, lLtlic,) an
20 - Gems uD,i ItuI, > ="
% l.tdir,' q id ,rc.stp!ns > ~
,iljO Misses G,iu Efcdslpriis -
100 Pocket Knives. 80
900 Sets Gents Cold Brsnu Studs > ="
S'G0 5'90 ,,,;, 80 90 .,,. Secvr Buttons, , 50
$500 Ladies p, arl Cara Ca,,s ~
tuO Lid'e<' "mco jet or Nio~uc Pms, 3 a.
|'"o t"ii's shan and it5 ON I.n- :,
'IOO Articles pt 'Ip,d jew oiry, tth B lois Dc 49,. |
h'i rnuh"r'ied H. the tlOIc. worm iron, " |
cents 10 - -
Evans new Catlpg Ic. which D., .oui f,., -, i1 ,,
~ 'ne '7"h,'y' rSnI'n~ att the most go lr work, a.
I'e "i'y ANA "a" newest pet ,ti,uIl.. t uhI,,,J
"e ''' 'S 10" a. 'tn see "birrrd at h"r ,trf.,
Agt"'s wanted III every iDAu u, me I-,Iuu rLoso !
i-''ii s. 10 rct can obtain iuu pllIcaiars bv a,I
ir' ssirg Is ah"Ve - "'
=, -h"'n1 i'rgely interested 20 j ihi,hin. Look.
"a" h'} i"s VI "h'r pub I-.t~ iu .inn.,,,, oi,iu
i ,''4' an "tb,rI 10 al ,," irrg,r dl,r,Illl, io
p"'',t, Ase"'N rnd Book Dealers tuan can be- had al
any "ih"r house IN Ihc country "
Wy "''" published ln ii," l'nir.G States TIC retail
G ~ " n " Is rd"Iiar0r upward, VIII br pion,rt
si'. ''iI lhcinIei on receipt OF publishers prico
An eH'r' 81 iiopk ami GIn gwen To any per.ol rJ.r.
hg zen h"' lis 1" be sent 10 one address
send ior Catalogue Address
u. q. EVANS, Publisher.
"''>0-'n 459 Chestnut street. PhtlaJa.
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tOVcS and RANGES.
New London Academy.
Ne'0 Lo""o", Chester Co, Pa,
Edward ID. Porter, I>rinciD0I.

VIE Winter Session of lhIs Institution, ouI ,,,.
mehce The FITNI Monday m Nuvcn!,er .,.,,i ,,,,
lihue hNe months THIS he oldest Ar lrn,,. -, ,,
" ,o nc am one o me si Classical schools esnhl>h,.l
IN Tins country. The rnurSc ol In<frucr;,, T.. = -
ana pfacIIcal. well calculated 10 prepare v,n,, ,,
lor lhe achve duties of hle The long c,nYnrr1n -
m me IlhrIpal with Delaware College and hrs fnn,i,
WIN lhe courses of study pursued ia our !, adm,
colleges, enables HIM to offer great fIriItIc, 10 .lI
wishing 10 prepare Tor admI,sIun To advanced cI,s
~ assuming The direction oi llIrS Institution II viIiL
@ colS'nll ann OF the Pf ncI al, adcd by an cicI
corps OF Instructors 10 maInuiu n, Ion ,s,,I,.'
Fc!.u :om as an Academy ol the first cia,s
W Terms mOderae. For further ul,r.n,tior nj
dress as above. ,,I ,,' az
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lsAcSic"s'@Uta'. ~Fis:a E.izscns.
WINCHESTER & co.
GkATLLlIEA'S FUnNIEUINC

)" u I HIM In y I { Z \ I ; Il L {
,, = : y = y >
Aad fatent Shoulder Seam Shrt Marunc,orv.
At ne "!d s'nnd, No. 1Gj CHESTNUT STREET.
la,LNpEi.ri"A Opposite the W,,,.ln.lon llouscJ
- "iNIii'.N f-t' Vii give as heretofore. his ncr
. @"'H '"r is celebrated .tl le OF Sbl-l
ans, ".''rs diIcd u The shortest notice
|'," = d's'Fin2 ""r"er Shirts can he supplied VIII,
,''lt i"r measurement on appIcailoi hv uaII
Constantly oa hltd. varied and n, Icci siont
OrnHctne. 5 furnishing {; ,ods -
" ,, n''%S!ie , orders 'ulp.ied Oh liberal terms.
septJ ly
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PAINTS! PATNTs!
File Cutti,g~
The General 0pinjon

Is uhat LEWIS y BROTHER corner MINI, ,,I r..
srs.o,;en 3nysha Del are ling Goods Of e,erv 'n
oh; decidedly cheap. Now is ll,s tiu,s -! , 'o
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Ayers Cat.lartic E9i!ly.

y AEA< "a - HES,
I.lt.acIgnces Of Chemistry and Mealcine nave keen
taNcu 'HcIr utmost lu pruGHce this best rtu,l ,.r,
PurStiiNc Which Is known Ia man. Iml.rcrala
PROOF" are SA '"H tha, these rIs have vf,uts which
'hrlHNS "a excellence tie Jtliury utdIi,, and tl
,icg VIVA uhfc' edeni. III, HE e. 1, en- Of m ptn
Ihcy are 'lc and pleasant to lake b,I ,rvrr,.l,
cure. lhe!r penetrating pru crIl,, ,I5l.iair M, ,s
a'hVIlleS ul the BODY, remove HE a. ,iri,it, T., -
'FsailS' purify the h,Uld, and cNlci disease lie.
F'St uut lht luhI huIEurS Nhi,i breed and rro ~.
temper, stimulate $. .g4sl or ,!.o.,, rcd rrli, H. 10
'itif natural action, and Imiarl healthy lone plg
tI'hgh J." lhc Whole y >ltIn. Nu oili 10 ,ty cere
ne every -iV com faiEts ol cNct,lm!, hIil 4!,o ~
h!'"pe ana dlngctOus Diseases I.aI have H. iiO lie
! ''si "I AuiHau sk.i. Nhile Ihcv IroGntc i.u,iuI
el'ciS lhcy are q! the same tnnc il. dI.I> :,,.
'i'N' anu "csl Ih. SIC that he eni. .c,ct lUf
rHHureh Hc'ig sugar coated, lhcv are ii i,aii 10
'aAe' and being purely vegetable are Tree from an
RISK ct harm. Cures have been Inal, - Inch ,ur3
ncIltl were iIcy Iul Sub,aHIi;.itd T., IcI.,i
ne" io7itI" and chaFt ter a to lTtd ne sI.I!tIun
"i uhIfulh Naiy cmILcni clergy men AID ,sl,Hls
, LAY ,ci tH'ir ""nrs {" cc:tfY 10 The puhc lie
'O'il'y OF my cucdIes whlic others have >trire
e ansurAhcc ol tieir COuN c'io.i that :sv Prta,nrs
1'h iih"te Immensely 10 tic rtllcl ui m, all led! ,
ttring icloW.mtn.
lhe Agents below named are pleased To G.rni,h
Ii'''I9 my American Almanac. c"h,@Ia!rs dir, cosic;
'neir use aid eerIchIes OF theIr cute> OF III .oow.
lug complaints:
Cos1IvCncss, Bilious Comalaiurs pI,rn...i., Tr,
Hear.bufli' Headache arising ru..i a foul IL 4! ach
NchSea indigestion, Mo. bid nacIl,'n ni The Bowiis
, "''' iI,s'h@ ihtrclrou, tlHlu,cnoV, Loss Of Ag-
'i'c' All Oicerous and t|uIancouS Diseases Whlc r..
Iuife an cvacuanl medicine, Sr9oitia or KIM, tlu
i"ey also b. Purlh ing The blood and sIiu,rliiueif lie
system cure many cumi plants hIcl 4 wrul, Jl he
s'PPo'od they could reach : lch as Deaiie,, Partial
D'''"heHH' Neufaic!a and Nervous lrriIaiI..Iv lc-
Idhsem'his OF The Liver and kIdLc, Gcut and oher
NLIftG hPaints atI>ug i;oEl low stale Of e Iudy
u Obstruction of It's lunrrIcfs
~ ~ no not be put oil i'y uuPrmcrlcG dealers with
"me other pill they make more pr,..t IN A,k irr
i!er FhiS' and take n"hug c>e No oiher they
ah give you compares wIsh tins Ia It's mIriI>lc value
curative powers. The s,k want the brsI aid there
Tor them ana they should haveIt
prepared by Err. y. G. Bycr.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
Frice % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by d. LOCKING OOD and J. p. uOFFECKrP
nyrnl. and all Traders everywhere iIl6m
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Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and IN all cases must be sent The Office Tor publcu
ion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
RIFLED CANNON AT MoNTEBELLo

Detailed information which has been received
from the seat of war relative to the slight artillery
action near Valenza in which the rifed four
Founders were first brought into action, has afford
ed great satisfaction to military men, and has quiet
ed many apprehensions, by demonstrating the
practical utility and immense superiority of the
new arm. The range was over 900 metres,
(2,734 yards.) upwards of mile and half. The
accuracy of fire was no less surprising than the
range, and the destructive effect was still moro
marvellous. Those who have witnessed the expert
ments at Vincennes, when the solid masonry for
tifcations were shattered by few rounds, and
yards of stone revetment were tumbed down,
were scarcely prepared for the results obtained at
Valenza agaist earthworks After five rounds,
the Notifications of the Austrians were reduced to
ruins. 1t is believed that these effects were due
mainly to the long range, and that at short
distances the fire would have been far less destruc-
tive, the shot would have made clean hole.
To understand fully the advantages of the rifled
gun, it should be remembered that the Napoleon
cannon-a light twelve -pounder-cannot be relied
upon for ranges beyond one thousand yards, and
that the infantry rifles will not carry more than
eight hundred yards with accuracy. The French
authorities have represented to officer OF a
foreign army that they have two hundred of these
rifed cannon in Piedmont, and here artillery
officer said they had twenty batteries or one hun
area ana twenty guns 1nerc is goou reason,
however, to believe that both statements are exag-
gerated and | had evidence to-day that the re-
sources of France in modern artillery exhaust
ed. This morning the batteries that were embark
ed were all smooth-bored guns / examined one
of them, and found, to my surprise, that it was
an ight-pounder, cast at Toulouse November IA,
1851, and engraved with the Republican motto
''Lberte, Egalitc: Fraternite," and the
muzzel with the name of French victory, Bau-
teen. This fact speaks volumes; aad proves that,
with all the progress which has been made during
the last eight years, and the expenditures during
the Russian war to provide specimens of the
new arm, the reorganization of the French artie-
ry is not sufficiently advanced for great European
war Still it is believed that in rfed guns she
possesses great superiority over Austria who is
said to have none with her armies, and only few,
after the Swedish system, in her fortified towns.
Indeed, it is stated here, in military circles, that
if it had not been for the superior range and ac-
curacy of the four guns which General Forey
opened upon the Austrians at Montebello: the
result would have been very different, and the
Allies would have been compelled to give way
before the deadly effects of the Tyrolese rifles,
which wounded the colonels of the four regiments
engaged and thnned the ranks of the officers to
to an extent to undeceve many as to the nature of
the contest
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
NORTH CAROLINA
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Charlotte. N. c..

VWNHE Exercises of this Institute will commence
H. the lSf october next.
FACULTY ELECT:
MAJ. D. H. HILL Superintendent.
LIEUT. G. c. LEE, Commandant
C. P. ESTILL, A. NJ, Principal of Primary Depart
Course of Studies:
In the Primary Department, such as to qualify
Student to enter any College.
In the Scientific Department the West Point Cur
ricuum will be closely followed. 1t will be the aim of
the Professors make Surveyors Engineers, Chemists
and men fit for the practical business of life.
In addition to the usual Exercises at Military Schools
the months of August and September will be spent in
Campaigning through the mountains of North Carolina
The academic Year will commence on the lst
day of October, and will embrace twelve months.
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 clothes,-for $500 PER ANNU JIM,
one-haf payable in advances the balance in six months
No ertra charges. No remission of charges to those
who leave unless on the score of health
TERMS OF ADMISSION:
No one will be admitted into the PRIMARY DEPART
under Twelve of age; nor into the SClEN-
TIFIC DEPARTMENT under Fifteen over Twenty one
wears of age All connected with the Scientific De-
partment will be required board in the lnsttute those
in the Primary Department may do SO 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 10th of uhom Graduates of " est
Point and of long experience in the Army and IN the
business ofnstrncon,) the Institute will be established
on true Military basis and conducted on true Military
principles The board will further say, that Dir ESTlLL
is Graduate of the Virginia University and an eX-
perienced 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 was granted liberal Charter BY the
Legislature of North Carolina with the power OF con-
fer1ng Degrees upon those who complete the pre-
scrbed Course of Studies.
nlss@ Applications for admission will be received
mill ,le ct of September, and must be directed to
DR. c. j. Fox. President OF the Board, Charae, ~ ~
TFor further particulars see Circular.
C. J. FOX,
JAS. z. IRWIN,
. H. LaF. ALEXANDER, / =
JAS. II. CARSON, :
TIIOS Fl. BREM, g
" w. A. OWENS, Com. 2
of Charlotte, I q
-..-.- J. B. KERR, Intendant
..f.-- - of Charlotte.
Charlotte, " c. April IL, 1859. e-s a. Sszssz g
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS.

We have been friends together,
In sunshine and in shade,
Since first beneath the chestnut tree
In infancy We played;
But GOODNESS dwells within thy heart,
= A cloud is on thy brow
We have been friends together,
Shall light word part US now?
We have been friends together,
We have laughed at little jests,
For the fount of hope was gushing
Warm and joyous in our breasts;
But laughter has now fled thy lips,
And sullen glooms thy brow
We have been friends together,
Shall light word part us now?
We have been sad together,
We have wept with bitter tears
Ger the grass grown graves where slumber'd
The hopes of early years.
Those voices which are silent
Would bid thee clear thy brow
We have been sad together,
D, what shall part us now?
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
LAND WARRANTS STOLEN.
April 10, 1859.

About the lst of February last stolen from me,
out of my baggage at the Depot in this place. a
small Tin Box containing TWO LAND WARRANTS,
and other articles. The Warrants both issued
Margaret Barnes widow of Dorsey Barnes, and
for Eighty Acres each, the first and second Issue to
soldiers of 1872 The date and No. do not recollect
There assignment writing the back of
either.
This is to give notice to the public that intend to
file a cdrea in the General Land Office prevent any
person from locating said warrants, and for the pur-
pose of obtaining duplicates of the same
c. A. BARNES.
Charlotte, June I. 1859. 64-6t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

The land of the sugar cane is the soil which
yields the acid fruits; love, true love to God al
ways makes man bold and uncomprom sing.
Fanny Fern says she "once had narrow escape
from being minister's wife, If she had more
narrow escape than the minister, We are much
mistaken.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

THE MErHoD1srs AHEAD.-The spire has
been completed ON the beautiful new Methodist
Church, corner of Fourth Avenue and Twenty
Second Street, New York. On last Saturday
evening the climax to the structure capped.
1t is the highest spire in New York The finishing
stone is described as a solid block of marble,
to sharp point On each side are rudely cut the
initials Of several of the prominent men connected
with the Church. The church and spire now
completed, form one Of the finest specimens of
ecclesiastical architecture in the city
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

A lady said to her beau, after fifteen years court
ship "Charles, I'm going out of town tomorrow.
'Where?" s...
81 don't know"
"When are you coming back p .r-s.
"Ncver" a,,B.
"What are you going fer 2"
81 am going to look for something which you
have not, never had, and yet can give me with
out loss to yourself"
= "You are welcome to it, I'm sure what is it =.
"a husband a3a
"Why you might have had that fifteen years
ago, ifyou had only said the word; but was afraid
to ask you the question" - s.a@,s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28

IMPROVEMENT OF TlME.-One of the hours
wasted each day on tribes Incidence, saved, and
daily devoted to improvement, is enough to make
an ignorant man wise in ten years--to provide the
luxury of intelligence for mind torpid from lack
of thought-to brighten up and strengthen facui-
tics perishing with rustic make life faithful
field and, and death q harvest of glorious deeds
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-28
WILLIAM j. YATES, EDITOR Pnatnrrron
Land for sale

A Rore Chance is nor cfered to lay one Of tie
HaRdSOncst Farms az Western NOrM Cdrolina
WNHE subscriber being desirous to remove from the
ILL., country, offers for sale the PLANTATION on
which she now resides, lying miles from Charlotte
on the " Western Plank Road. The land is in a high
state of cultivation. In the yard is Well of fine, cool
Water The Plantation has been much improved in
the last few years. The Dwelling House and out-bud-
Ings are al There is also a young Orchard
Of several hundred fine choice FRUIT TREES on the
pantation bearing this the second year. This Plan
taon is very healthy and is beautifully situated
tanning 80 Acres, one half of which is cleared.
BS2S@ Terms made to suit the purchaser For par
ticulars enquire of the subscriber the premises.
MRS. A. NJ. STEVENSON.
Nav 10. 1859. tt