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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09

1t was a clever remark of Hood, touching
child remarkably small of his age, that "hs parents
didn't make much of him."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09
Rare Chance for Investment.
Iron Works, Grist Mill, Saw Mill &
Farming Lands -

l offer at private sale, on the most accommodating
terms, the following valuable property situated in
Lincoln county, n c.. in perfectly healthy country
through which the Wilmington, Char and Ruth. Rail-
road runs, viz:
The Spring Hill Forge Tract, containing about 1000
acres of land good soil for cultivation and well tim
5ered, furnishing an abundant supply Of fuel to the
Forge,
which has been in operation for a number of years,
and gained reputation for the excellent quality of its
products The Water power is abundant, the Dam and
all machinery in first rate repair The Forge is capa-
BILE of manufacturing $50 tons Of Iron per amman,
which can be sold in the neighborhood uninfuenced
by fluctuations in foreign markets. Attached to this
tract is my interest in the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09

DRIED FRUIT The influx of dried fruit into
our market has rather subsidized within the last
week. From present indications we judge the
amount this season will fall short of that of the last
Prices have not materially varied during the sea-
son. Apples are duller now than they have been,
and our merchants, very little to take hold of
them. The experience of the present season, in
regard to the dried fruit market, will no doubt,
have its proper weight with our farmers and their
industrious wives and daughters, in inducing them
to turn their attention to that particular kind that
is most easily put up and that bears the best price
in proportion to the labor. We allude to unpeeled
peaches in halves These, it seems, retain more
of the substance and sweetness of the fruit, and
consequently find reader market than any other
Point Reporter
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09

PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
either time, trouble expense, procure DR. HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED BIT1ERS whose benefcien,
have been stricken down short space OF time by
dreadful curse, whose cheeks and meagre, and
whose nights seepes and restless and whoss eyes
dim and sunken with death staring them in the face this
compound must prove blessing, snatchng them, it
value until they have tested When oil others have failed
these Bters have restored the sufferers pristine health
Their popularity all the Western and Southern parts
should introduce them to all families
Sold by E. Nye Huchison & Co., and by all druggists
Charlotte, September 4. 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09

DR.. GREENE'S OXYGENATED BIrTERS.-We
in the habit, readers are OF recon-
mending noticing the various nosums that urged
the public But there occasional
where departure from this rule and the article
above named If this kind This medicine
has acquired permanent reputation the relief dyspepsia
liver complaint, heart burn, and all difficulties originating
proceeding from the digestive organs and, containing no
safest remedial prescriptions. For fuller the reader
is referred to the druggists
From Harp, ESQ., editor OF the Covington Ga) Times
CONVICTION, April I, 1860.
Messrs. s. w. FowLE & Co.,
Gentlemen Having derived benefit from the Of the
OXYGENATED BITTERS, I am glad 70 do the public
favor by recommending them. For DYSPEPSIA lisa
attendant evils consider remedy OF nestmable value
W. A. HARP.
Sold by Nye Hutchison & co., and by all druggists.
Charlotte, September 4, 1861
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The Spring Hill Mills Tract,

generally known as the Hammarskold Mill, con-
tanning 200 of land partly cultivated and partly
timbered. This Mill is favorably known than
any mill in Western North Carolina for the superior
quality gifts Family Flour hiccasses very high in
the New York Charleston markets. it is in excellent
repair with fine water power, and capable of grinding
10000 bushels of grain per annum which might be
largely increased it is situated in wheat growing
country, where large crops can always be bought,
ground for toll On the tract is O
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-09
Saw Mill,
500 Acres of Timbered Land,

300 Acres Of Timbered Land,
situated along the Will, Char. and Ruth Railroad and
susceptible of cultivation, which will be divided to
suit purchasers. On the three fret named
Good Daoeling Houses,
with all necessary negro and outhouses.
The above tracts of land will be sold either separate
ly or in body, with without stock and the whole
certainly forms of the valuable possessions in
this State being easy of by its situation the
Railroad, which brings its products within reach of
any market. Being situated the mountains with
its fine scenery it forms most desirable Summer Resi-
dence. The line of minerals running from South Caro-
lima to Virginia, and yielding Gold, Copper, Iron and
Lime through this land.
For Merchandising this place is excellent being I
miles from Lnconton any Store.
The attention of Capitalists Manufacturers and Mer-
chants is called to this Sale, which will be effected Of
the most liberal terms, both price and ermsno
payment For further particulars address
G. j. HAMMARSKULD,
Oct 2, 1860 If Spring Hill Forge, n. c.
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80 Application will be made to the
next Session of the General Assembly of North Caro-
lima to Incorporate Salem Camp Ground in Lincoln co.
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9enrp Z. Retb unt g6bne,
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III Sxlt CnnNe 81 trbolttn. @Cnfultaftpnen unenfaeltlih
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81 al Scr 1916. Icf-Offce Nep @crt. uberiGtdt. '""'s Dp"
Observation-Disclosures. ME petser 6iuF, 8ebirmutsr,O.sc
hnoen Idnele Sefsttaung tn obteer Nnfait. levi" H.
5etlung garCnttrtl
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&eltanration mo 9userbigrdaQe
bon 49,
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POLITICAL

DEMouKA,s, READ TIE RECORD OF YOUR FAITH
- ire number OF the National Democratic Review lst
ubsned conAlas articles BY the OF the country on
Ine topics q the dag, well lking LAeaesses
Ae ~ hiereh IN whai concerns all would do wsL
ID er nam ss as subscribers for the
speAkers night nnd new Arguments hold together
VINO VIII not WAL 10 draw water from exhausted pump
subscriptions accompanied with the metallic basis can bs
opened ELMER with Hon Thomas Florence WsAa agvu
u. c.. or IAaac Lawrence TAT Broadway
IkDEfENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
convention consisting Of 1--we delegates
selected IRON The a msnoers Of s. nmi's VIII be het
ia O'Clock for the pose nominating candid .ias ,r us
OF the Superior Court members OF the Aaemby Nv
order OF ISAAC kOskNBOvHaa Csai,,nsr
MyxR Mnrxs.
NJ bLUMEIMHAL, SecrelArles
ANTHONY WALLACE
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f,REsr PIGEON sHoorfsg-MsTCH FOR too-To
II como ~ A. >. Van Horns Bsrgen Hotel terninasln
81 Ne rsrEsn besween snrper n Bersen and f0Ee
q - ey. hrrs earh N saturday It ~ ~ csoeN ~
y eweepFhfee 70 come % after ihe nA'ch = over
DIGKQN MA-CH.-A vATCU BETWEEN 4 REATrY
asH Clock Tor $40 si4a wtl tsSe rRs ql fri4sf
~ lfh !rat = 0c'aek = " = 9. Dene-es tsN ria
MHsP Nsffqrf oppn@iAe ne broasyn tiI E%H1n atpa.
There VII periy Il br4s TIE Ec1st a. fare dst g
expected.
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ANTHOLOGY.

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fyLAiRyoyArCu-SFs sIyxouRs MEDICAL GLAZE.
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street Laals. v cert. rsnilsnsn ~.
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A Fab PRfCB GIVEN rok SECOND HAND yvRHl
"A ture snc C1pe.s In ready mooey. Al css psoDyiy
attended 70 Address ss1 Hudson streel Perry
A BEDROOM SUIT or ESAMEiI.HD vr aSTrURx rcB
~ SIS IN all colorp warranted also soI1 cArsnst
Der sals. plsn snd ornsmerier, yAERfHsTON's
sss Canal opposite Wooster esl>5sa-t IA ls
DxSr KxTENsIoN TABLES,
ID WILLIAM nBE2Dr,
MAauisc,ory and vsrrrncns
80 WOOSTER STREET.
Between Prfroe sni E3ug5r gresia
A i0gs snd eerans s'ocsnow 81 hand.
J,1AsrLLKp CHAMBER SUITS or FURsruRn IN
IL al colors and stye ~ Wholesale r-iAr,
Al s-S AMI : wArdaL An MAuresses and paifA~asa
wARRKN WARD, III Cara ~rss4
four doors II BroadwAy
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ruHROUgH FRklGHr ARRArgENzrr-roR NOR.
f,ir Portsmouth, Cftv Point and Rsnhno,f rJ--s~si~x
ard Petersburg ard South
vn~kr-rx Bristol Memphis rd iuterrn~fiate sssa,s-s
rr~ssh every day and through rrcepn furrssed Al
gter II North river. . . -.
seanssip gtNEsToWf Cspt ssnnsr lesyes ever Tues
ssr.s;, ROANOKE, cart Coach ever rsnr.s.-, Us
r ~ sns tse YORKTOWN, tsrL parrish SAtrrdav.
NJ taxing freight for kosfok' 1ty fcni saa kies
urnd.
rr@.hs i Portsmouth or norfolk per oo., CIV
rsrt r-n =. and 70 Richmond ceaiw
.Ns~Awa Norfok aslsvuun 49, meAr inu fseo " :.
a. ~ AL uytss luUbAM uktNEEEN,
las Bro@AwH.
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GENrLENEk OF Tux TURF WHO DRsIBl INDIE
" pendeit qusH"r ieconds applied 10 their watches
moe ate 81 that can be skipped and slared without
ertng With the Ordinary time will cal and examine my
provenent hkkRlCk PaIOE, az Johp street
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eEn0 REWARD -wHKREAs JOHN sHuRIDAF Ho
DDUU Esq member NJ The Legislative Assembly a
he Province of Canada len his usua resence 10 the month
OF December last and has not been be.- Of unce thai tine
that reward Of $500 VIII be pad BY the
government IL Canada 70 revson person who ny
such evidence shall considered satisfactory 10 NE
aid II ths existence and place Of rel
deucs Of the said John Sheridan Howsn ae. or he b
dead 0 The circumstances atteutAnt hz dsa aud burial
Any communicann the snhert Be 70 The under
agr ed. CHARLk3 ALI4kYn, Provincial Secretary.
Quassc, Oct Is l3oo.
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A GREAT PAINTING.
"A Nov % exhibition Al Penn MAS BnllinR
No. a Kssi Fourteenth street. opposite Union SQUARE,
Neftmuher's UnrivAllet PsintlnR entitled
DANAu
Open from ~ A. N, 70 l0Pn
AtmfAnce IS cents
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TUE HfgHEsT PRICE PAID. IN CASH. FoR LADIES
snd sealsmsns cast OF Co'hng, Carpets 9e.n,as var.
nure. Ae Nail srnte addressed " u DANIELS. b
rhirs svenle vii be runcsuAly attended o Ladies attended
% b. Yrs ~
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CLOTHING.

A Brrrls cHAHc1 RON LADIE AND osNrLlMI'
Ayse from The ssuth and wes KuarAases IA vi
pay tAe following pncss-rro0 = 70 90 for SIT Drsssel
chmerts and BAreges paid for scpordnxy from 81 70 - 70
Panis from ~ 70 SIS for Coais ao Carpes Furniture
elry be- note adSreDed 70 H. Ia Seventh avenue bet~e
~. Ladies attended 70 By NM d
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REWARDS.

Cl0 REV Aao.-LosT, 8YA WIDOW; o. t. EsDAY
SlV evening roll Z. Bls containing fs5 ethsr
soa-d ne Arneais o. cn.ss pier ios q AAssoe sass
south ferry. The reward Aat
asrss viii be syea the nader esax the With IAa
yergusoa Is WAl street
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4 0RgA1 cCANTTy or CAST OFF CLOTHING, FUR
~ ritrr-, tsryefs Js~eirv. Ac wans3, 70 supply ne
wssi.ra msrs., Iass CT 5nsemen hsss ssy - asro
Addressing roe ~ A DUCAS ais scveuih sven
tch vi be parctuay attended ~ Lsfies attended V ~
N.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY IL orrERrD TO oESrLI
"A having any Or left Of Clothing . dspo.e ?
ing John Murphy, so Pearl sweet All orders puns'us
attended b.
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IT, r.
pZOU inst. while passing from Bro me and Bowery 70
HUI and Spring the OF
10 q btu head o, the unfersgne continuing
81 20 hank bs CT various denomin sons chsck
dated Oc0 10 drawn by Philip Ds1er he Merchants
Bank 10 the order0 the undersigned for SEQ 81 cheek
hy Rrrfs Berrisn the Ctxens BANK 10 the
order Sl 70 check Drawn BY Austin Carr the Bulls
Head Bank 70 the order for $50 cheek drawn BIZ r.
the Cuxens Bark jonathan Ire and b-srer
for s check trswn by Belsn ssuyvsssn 70 order Of
Mn the Bark OF Cnmerce for 80 check drawn
BY Rober Morris for fi5 and check drawn BY for sat
The above vi te psii 20 who will return
pfmm snn that lead to the
on b. q v. REILAy co OF North Moore
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OOH wARD-AT NETTING OF TIE 8KECxfN
LU ridge Unln AssociA lon held at their Roo
No zss Snlh "Wednesday evening the 2us isst
The gentlemen appointsi Comnt,ce OF NJ
nsnee viz.-ThomAs Cartwright James Baxan and James
Rsypolds PHILIP Haas, President
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SlU nox rsmalel Wore . collar marked Henry L Kiag.
Aad g u. psms Of Jenny Apply q The sonse souAs
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

AYoRI3fraL woRg on NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
n oher Affections II peculiar importance u the BY
&. II. HaMMOkD formerly Professor n AnAto1y ~
the Syracuse Medical College. Sew iors, Ac. DR. d,n
nods book worth eysry one: ovnisx "-rr.aa the New
ibs toos Is new entirely ORIGINAL and perfectly 70
SID By Eoss a Tousgy, l2l Nassau ssees OgrB
DAYTON A JoN W. % Am STREET LkwREsCs No. ! We
ssy street Iror hon e. GODf kEY 81 Broedvy n r.;
TsENwIrH lH south Third street. PhiNt@chs Aughor's
sfdrsu Of Bond sreel r. " and
SO evening. Consultation ea FraneNa
A SWEDISH pHYtIaIAN CAN III CoSsuLrED AT IS
n v@hg street ali ditsascs re4airirg skill Dromptfe,
erpenence md secrecy. Bile 10 lused as fen ls
physicsn-
A BOOK EXPOSING THK PALACES or PHYsioLo.
II sles and the unsucce~ul treatment phyncisns 10
sat the system, and lesvinG ton mind
"a hsIy total wresk \; foreih edition CO.. pages N Illus
raslous ny ~ Lsrmoht PARIS, London and View York,
ard Cal Broadway, stairs, New rorx
ssisd for 81 by lAwhKNCE No. yesey street, Asu
aonss. We with the pther Recommending
Dr. ixrroui ~nd he vorh"-Courex d-s fas Una German
Die Reform, Dlp ssch, stas Zetuns NssoA Democrat I'd
I,R. WATSON INVITES THOSE wEo ARE ArFEcTID
~ wh certain form a disease 10 Cal I'll bis residence 80
Bronae street. s-cood hcca weed ~ RruAdwsy where he
wuAfs perfect without hindrance " business
ohenge respect Dr Wsi~Dns WORK. The Csuses snf
Curr" debiy disease. &c. With highly anth-
80 BE- bad of = LINT i35 Broadway Price 81
he hest for the nonvrcs~iona reader Re-
view.
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HOTELS.
IRA vEIIERs DRIVE DIRECT TO THs tNiIh'
srnisn House Broadway, corner - Honsl1
Quoted The Eurupe.n plan ggdfae eesh F'Os ffohp'
attendance And moderate c'arh~s " yEAD. Propreor.
ryAacrr co9PAxIEs. ATTESTIQN
sTgWsRTs HUrkis
5000 ffl9 f1F
liz n n : s,ese 6eel santtt - ras ifan the ~ n4Fs
F4.Fr fefsas ia cypress ilM rNsM MNat4 nNaMn1
frars ell he MdtANt "a lelf Wv .nM Ne A N#G
s.9,. FrA ri0NAe sfbNAHTt esacfs.sr.
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NrATIosAL THEATRE. CINCINNATI. raiDAT, 90
N Dber 10
JOAN Bases J. a. Hsnsy Stage Manager
rsird d al. Of The c-ebrsed Irish Cyseasn and vo:a
MIR. J.. COLLINS.
urFQuAIIgD SUCCESS
HOUSE CROWDED FROM PIT TO DONE
THIS AND EVERY EVENING urul further potcs ~u be
presented ginAi Irish Drama. entled me
COLLEEN BAWN.
Ga. fRfess or BARRvowrr
Myes Cot-paleeo txyes ~ the Poni-s Mr. " Collins
lnridentA the psy Mr.. Collins siu the following
popular ballads I'D Mourn The Hopes thai Leave Me-
hCruskeen tswn,r Boys of KIkennyu Miss Virginia How
ard VIII sing the Pretty Giri Milking her Cow"
fFrur The Chlcsro Press ard Tribune Monday Oct 1901
THs CotLExs Ba~s,-This drama has ent1red ha
seoud and from The which ateoded IL
should Judge wouh run for mouth possibls 70
tain Mr Collins bu, be must shortly leave " fuh other
gAxsments sdvlse AL ~ the "Coie@n Rawn.n II
ercelert drama ruy do~nesic and
heart The scenery of Mr. whya worth prise
of admission, while the beautiful wonderful
sssnics rres cscrsted " please every The last
uf the second tie thrilling and
Witnessed
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a RAsU CHANCE -LADrn AND GENTLEMEN WHO
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-23
Great XgrtheFn and TAyPrF
ROUTE
NORTHERN -. - 8AILHOAB
20 fi'c' Tqrrd hefr,esa burlington & Ct,-r. O..
BIZ thi. Ronte

NORTHERN -. 80 8ATLHOAB
90 HiIc' Tqred hefr,ess burlington & Ct,-7..
BIZ tlis Route
sNiRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point b.. Il
arrives at O-iensburgh at II IS A. NJ. ,r11s-
ing az Pots1aiu with Potsdam and Wster.oTr r.
road for Wstertown, Rome, Syracuse, Rocls.--
Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati l-s
the West via. Lake Shore; and at Ogde1st1--.
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad f6r Bv.rs-
Kingston Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicsg l15
al points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouss's Point a, I 90
p II, or on the arrival Of the Trains from the Yer
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogiensburs5 81
p. VI, connecting With grand Trunk Railroad f1'
an points West.
URNIN
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgb At s 0nAN
arrives az Kouses Point 4 10 Pm. Connects wiz
the Vermont Central and arrives 81 Burlington 20
j" p NJ, making connections with ~ Rzfls7.
Lines >outh and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ocdensbu-gh as
2. n, arrives at Bouse's Point at GO P u. to
lotse,) connecting a above, and with Cnamplai1
ami >t.Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Quebec.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured a.
lt all stations on the It Central Railroad, and n
II. L. CHURCH, Burlington. Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE Su-'t
January 4, 1858. fehl3dtw