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IN IS EYERYBODY's FRIENDI
HvHRTBOBT APPRHOIATRs
E RRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

We beg 70 call the attention of the pablo to .hI.
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Palm Killer is a pureIy vegetable compound
and while Il is most efficient remedy for PAIN It Is
perfectly safe medicine even in tha most unskillfu
DIPrHERIA, or sOBE THROAT.
These diseases are que lly relieved and cured b.
gargAng the throat with Pain Killer reduced With
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease in Children or
doubt been more successful in curing the various
OHOLRRA,
and 1t Is often perfect cure for .aiIs-si
DYSPE EPSIA+fJ
in its most aggravated FORMS It's tonic and stimu-
lating properties arousing the system TO vigorous
action, render it most efsCtual cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS, ifs=17- 80 D
When used according to directions, For external
application It Is unsurpassed BY any medical pTepa-
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIO ''s
affections are quickly relieved and often cured BY IT,
Any soreness in the muscles or Joints be cured
By its application. 1t cures instantly the most VI
1OOTHAoHE. a
It should slways be kept near ct hand. 70 be used
BURNS & scAIDs. 81 ~
II applied Immediately nccording 70 directions, Il
Will give instant relief and prevent blistsring II Ib
peculiarly adapted TO the wants OF
sTEA OATMEH st
anc others travelling on our Western RiVerB.
Sec DiFsctiOnl AccOmpanyiag Each Bottle.
It has been tested in every variety Of climate and
bY almost every Nation known to Americans. It IL
the almost constant eompan ION and inestimRblt
FRIEND Of the Missionary and the TraFeler,-On sea
and lsRd-and no enc should travel on our Lake.
fcld Rivers without Ii. a.gfI
N8-Sold BY Medicine Dealers EVsryWhere. va
CAUTION The public will be eautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, as some unprinciDled
men use that name for their own worthless com
ROunds, In so doing they deceive the community,
and infringe upon the Trade Mark Of Perry Davis.
Priess-26 cents, 80 essts, Gnd 81 per Bottle.
J.N.H HARRIs CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western Statee,
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
e. =. Gaylord, VIM. Fiske, Strong q Armstrons,
.. 5. Msekenzie, =. " saekriaer. olegeiand. ma
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY
DR.. g. O. RICHARDSON'S
SH ERRY WIN E BITTERS,
The Oelebrated New England Remedy ioE
IA BITUAL ONSTIPA TIONy
Jaundloe, Fever and Ague, General Debility, and
AL Diseases arising from Disordered
Stomach. Liver or Bowels.
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ELEorRIo BA7H.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo.
trio bath cures general debility, rhsuma-
tism. neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. Thsss baths equaliae the cirCu-
lsticn and remove almost every disease in
a manner truly astonishing. NoOther bath
In the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in The city for ladies-a female Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. II z Ontario
street. jys
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rion, by Otis & Brownell, and sold 10 Mr..
- 4. oo - 4 = - MT e. =.
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Net Income for past year ........ ..ti2s ,SlS ss
Applied as follows; s.-t
Floating debt, reduced as compared
year ........,.4 $50 0o3 Oh
Contributed to sinking Fund .... :. 2l.7sl q
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. IS 954 81
Which is equal 10 a net Of about four per
cent Of the Capital Stock Of the Company,
and which, if the floating debt was out 81
the way would be applied to dividends To
the stockholders.
The most rigid economy compatible with
the preservation of the property, aud safety
n running the trains, has been introduced
INTO every department, and a strict account
ability required of every officer and employe
of the Company, and while there is grad
val increase In the proportion of freight 10
passenger traffic, until the freight receipts
exceed those of the passenger, still your
rad has been run during the last year for
1873 per cent. on the q oss earnings, and the
rolling stock and road kept up in good order.
There was some extra expenditure reqHir-
ed during the last year in building substan-
tial abutments TO number of bridges be-
tween Fremont and Toledo, also in repairing
the large bridge aorcss the Maumee at To-
ledO, and placing in il new under chords,
new track, stringers, aud about one-quarter
Of new braces, which work cost the company
abeut $4,000, to which must be added the
cost OF eight other bridges, in which new
permanent stone abutments have been
placed, the total expense Of which has been
charged into running expenses in fact,
nothing has been charged TO construction
account during the last year.
There is no extraordinary work required
on your road for the coming year over and
above the ordinary repairs, and everything
appertaini1g to the rolling and road is now
in good condition, and viii be in first rate
order in time for the Fall business.
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.q--rs DR. sWEET,s 41
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
THE
GREAFRKTERNAL REMED p,
FOR RHEUMATTSM, GOUT, ,HEURALGIA, ,LUM
BARGO, BTlFF NECK AND JOINTS
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADs
AOHE,- AND ALL
RHEUMATIOs
rnIcoIl rnlnr.l

IT,. NERVOUS DlSOEDEhE.
EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T is A
speedy and certain remedy, and mover hilss This
Lfnirent s prepared from the recipe ef DR.. stephen
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous bonesetter. 50
veara with the most astonishing success. iEe
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, it 10 unriv9Ael
By any gEsRSFSti0D Sso6s ths gqss A ThiGh ,T fs
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind and N tnoe-
isu FCR GEuRKLGIA. it will ah0rd immediate ~
II will relieve the Worss casss Of HEADACHE IN
three minutes, and Is warranted to do IT; 1
TOOTHACHE also will II cure instantly.
FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEAEkAA
| LASSITUDE arising from impTudenee or exeel1,
this Linimentis is most happy and unailtng remedy.
ems and TeTVes the system, and restores Il to eas.
''1St FOR .PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that It is the BEST known, and We challenge The
world 70 produce an equal, EssrI victim Of IN.
viii not fafl to afford immediate relief, and In ma,
ority OF cases will eiect RADICAL cure. rs}-1
trsnely malignant and dangerous, but Q timely ap
plcation Of this Liniment vii never fAil to cure.
argement the joints Il liable TO Is neglected
| The worst case mey Be conquered By this Linimeni
n Bruises, @ Cuts Cuts, Wounds, sOres Uieer. Burns an.
sesds, yield readily e the ypndsFiq err heqli3g PrSg
/ critics Of DR. SWEETS lNFAILIBLE LlNlMENl
when used according to directions Also ChilblAins
I Frosted Fest, and Insect Bites and SttngL
EVERY HORSE o OWNER g
should have this remedy ct hand for its timely us
AZ the hrst appearance Of LameneaB viii effect
| prevent those formidable diseases 70 which Al
horses are liable, and which render 90 many othsE
! wise valuable horses nearly worthless. = -.
over four hundred voluntary tegtimonlals e 81
wonderful curative properties Of this Linimens hs.
been received within the last two years. ~ ~ ~
OF them from psrs0ns In she hisnsst Es-'l " ~,
:. CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the ngn1assa5e ans
likeness Of DE- stephen ~ 49, 1S Is h h& As
in the 2iSss OF each bottle without ghieh none sr
s7AuA Sole Propriatofs, Norwich, OF
For sale By Strong = Armatrong, Sole Agents @
oisSslsnd = e-.- ssD77; R1sd&S
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'
! advise ever one who has & Cough or q Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, to get package Of my Throat 0ynlsctions,
they will relieve you instantly, and you will agree
with me that "they go right to the spot" YouwIll
find them very useful and pleasant while travelling
OF attending public meetings for stiIng your Coush
or allaying your thirst. It YOU try one pa;sage
safe in saying that you will ovsrafsrVards con-
slider them indispensable, You will and them at
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS. 10 n
My signature Il on each package. All others are
counterfeit.
package will be sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of Thirty Cents. Addr s., ---l.r..
HENRY O. sPALDING,
ra a-- 4S Cedar street, New York.
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Thsy relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aromS TO the Breath.
ThOy are delightful to The Taste. r
They are made Of simple herbs AID cannot harm
any one.
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nnARnINa HonsR-.TRE

DOARDING Ct HOUS Ell II E
ID HOUBE, No. a Public Square, and by the
stone Qhurch,-one Of the pleas8nte8t locations IN
the city--ka1 been thoroughly repEtreds and . nov
0Don for BOardeTs. Families Wishtng TO turniab
theiF own rooms can be accommodated with lafqe
and convenient rooms and 1ed-roomAi ana single
Boarders and Day Boarder8 win ind good acconmq
dstiona on reasonable terms. He1erenees sifea e1q
required. uei;Rs6l 4 saw bUkb1TI'S
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphalie Pills accomplish the object for which
they Wers llade viz Cure Of hesdache In al It's fTms
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the worlds market from our fsmaIs aami-
naries, but of such are not the wares which
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ttotaegs IT 3aW,
JOSEPH POOL, .

JOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY "a AT LAW,
l2t SUPERIOR sTREET. oot2eRlO
D P. SPALDING, ATTORNEY 4
III Ne Counsellor ct Law, No. Perkins Block
cleveland. Ohio. e sePi
,DAVIB w. aAaE. 81. EIa BRUCE
HAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Counceiiors at Law. Of3oe l68 Superior
street, lopPosite Merchants Bsnk,l OevelREd, 0.
5as Hspl7.sltd&g 80. IL ! - 49,
~ D0ARDMAN AND ING ERSOLL,
y Attorneys at Law, Atwafer Block, foot Of su.
eSFior street. olovesnd, Ohio.
v. :. BoARDlsAE, ieb6 p IEeERsoLL.
A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY AT
Law, Warren, Trumb bull county, Ohio. 0e1oe
80. 81 Market street. cec3d5l
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
Sy ATToEsEYs At Law. once No. 80 Superior
erect. cleveland, Ohio. 6. WILLIAMSON,
.ieu7i q RtnFE
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Q T- lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than q thOusand
oaSs8, with entire success. Ei-
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ll17 q 80 pEr...
"a ~ zs7t's sslls nE iz l131 6s9IF 81 ssi-rr e.
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~ See advertisement Of DT. sanford'S
Liver IuVigoTatog.
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the value OF good remedy could Dc produced than
the following letter, coming it does unsolicited,
Ohio. b
Mssars J. \. harris = %. -. sa-.,.-
Of other good medicines, but no Kind that ever
dealt in gives such good and full satisfaction the
Sherry Wine BitterH, and my own prartical expert
ence convinces me that there is nothing better.
For htteen or twenty years previous 20 1851, vas
afiicted with Inhammatory rheumatism, which had
become kind of Wanoesing chronic affection. was
without clear Of it, but at times ii assumed
alarming forms--sOmetimes my kne. ., or one Of
them, have been swollen 10 three or four times their
natural size, and with the most fntolerable pain
for days or weeks / had no better way for locono-
tion than 10 bobble around on crutches. believe
been affected, some only having the effect 70 paral-
y1o 3 joint or limb for day or two
/ tried everything could hear ok-tried all the
physicians in our neighberhOod, but at beet could
clusion that was ineurable, until in 1851 receiv
cd Dr.. \, o. Richardsons Sherry Wine Bitters from
YOU and three bottles cured me, and have not had
any trouble return Of i ainee, now tEo and hal
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Aneettons,
or Dropsy, itia 9 specific, certain remedy.
Respectfully yogrs, v,,,,,,.,,
SoLDl BIZ DRUGGIsTs EVERYWH1RI
J. N. HARRIS B co., ProPrietnt,
Cincinnati, o., for the Western States.
Efsee 10 Ceats per Bottle. 1il
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
EFF GAYLORD, CisVelADd.
O s. MACKENZIE, do
WILLIAM FISKE, DO
STRONG &ARMSTROEG, & 10
CHURGHILL& BRO, DO
W A. GRAHAM, SanduBEy. -}f
ROBEBTS 4 SAMUEL, Columbian. mas
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WIaooxsIH LAEDs.--The Subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the courties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and oconso, Wisconsin,
that they deaire to exchange for city proper
~ or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of oleVelsnd. Particulars
can be had BY inquiring, either BY letter or
otherwise, of ALooTT 9 HORTON,
Iss and I4I Water Street,
iyss5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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GsARBpN- -QIIs7=A RRIlFE ARIIi
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ssrs hsef that by strict Attention 70 BUSINESS
Be win Be abie @ regain that gatrP91ass 1s Sna s
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IFrom the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mimi
Z II you are or have been troubled with the head
sehe, seGd for box, (CephAlio Pills,l 30 that you
% AZ have them in case Of an attack.
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. t6Fb6iins haF, 8 skal p ne blls eon,.setod
tE ~. llya.slll J0HN WHITE
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b-Th4 Yolaries Of Dissipation and VIC
tins Of deluslOa, can bO brought 10 conviction Of
the erro Of their ways and ssTed from world ol
mental sod bodily suffering, by needing the advice
consSinsd N that popular work Human Frailty, Nr
physiological ReAoar0hss.n Its sound In its doc
tfinos, pain but inoensiye In its dictates, aud be-
ing Beautifully illustrated with cOlored enEraSings
tbrings everything home to thS SooneeptiOn-''thRf
he who runs may read
Sold by DE. Burruws isa Blseoker ST., n. =. Prioe
Besnta. Sent frse Of postage svarywhere Readths
adVertisemontof TFieBemAr' In snother column.
Also sold hy b. =. Gaylord and William FiHke,
Drursists. CLEVELAND. Ohio.l
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OERATE ANp OINTMENT.

and yOu have permanent Cure.
The OERA ATE has proved Itself 70 be the best Oint
ment over Invented, and where once used, it has
SURE Of old Sores letter and RngRorm, Scald Heads
Ohilblains and Frost Bites, Barbers Itch, Chapped
the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate is the only thing required TO curo Il
should be Kept IN the house Of every Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY Most MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price of Syrup 81; Osrate 25 eents per Bottle.
J. n. HARRIS CO., Propristcrs, j
For Western States. Oincinrati, Ohio
To whom ell orders for the above Medicines must
b addressed,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Y. =. Gaylord, O. s. Mackenzie, William Fisky,
b. W. saskrider, and Strong Armstrong, Oleve
land5 Ohio; Roberts Samuel, Ooium bus; W. A. era,
ham, SanduskY; Carter y Brother, Erie, Pa n
WeaEers Salt Rheum Syrup and Oerate, is sold By
Churchill Brother mag
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NOTHINQ MoRE OONYTNuINa

OF the value Of good remedy could be produced than
the following letter. coming it does, unsolicited,
from o gentleman SO well known In that part OF
Ohio. - g
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GOOD FOR OONsUMPFIvEs
Gentlemen Carry
sPALDING's TFeoAr CONNECTIONS.
ladies' are delighted with
sPALDINGs THROAT oeEEEOFIOEs,

OHIIuTsu UTJ lot y III
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
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MisEEllanenns.

CARBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
~ GLE. Just rsceiVsd ana Tor sals By
T. A PALMER,
tyH Corner Of Erie Prospect sta.
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gmJ I1rV aaHT-eTIlq TfiFF
fE4-t - -, .s,Ilf ~,
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MILLINERY GOODSI-N EW
lyA ARRIVAL.
Il IN rscsipt Of rev snd choice stock OF
NIL LIN NERY g o Q Ds,
Comprising
Nov1 Ety1s Hhirred Hats, Flowers, Ribbons Noun
ing Goods, Collars, Wells, &c sAlso,
NEW SFXLk HATS Eos ORlLDREH.
Begidea great variety Of stesonaola and fasnton-
abIe Good nos anumerated- Ladies are respectfully
Invited 10 call and examine.
,,e7nsr aaar2a. tk25
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2tlEaitiuEs.
HEALTH / HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY TEE BLOOD
Fh DR.. WEAVRR'R
HANKER AND SALT RBEUH 6YRUP,
ron TIE oURH Or ,.
OAnh6r Salt Rhoum, Eryslpolas, scrOfulops Dis.
easoat Outanooua Eruptl0ns and every Rind
Of Disease arising from "a impure
state Of the Blood.
TIE n'oa EgsetDe Blood Purifier Of ~ Rias
tenth Century.


It y thg prescription Of an Educated Phyaieian
and all who Anietsd with any OF fhs above nRme
diseases should use it without dell u Such LeftarI
~ the following ara ofien revived
JEn09EyILLs, Ashland 0oy o., Nov. %, is6o,
Mesafa. >. n. HRrEis q 20 Cincinnati, o.:
1entlem6n:-I dsens it duty a. we'll ss pleasurs
% inform You what DR.. Viewers SYRUP and CE-
hAIk hls done for ne, and hope th, this otter may
come % the notios Of persons similarly Afnicted. In
tne year 1850 was attacked with letter, " some
kpafed disease, on both my legs, which extended
dconsuited and obtained medicines and pFescrip
tons from nearly all the physicians In this vicinity
gut eDtalned no relief Your agent at this place,
M. Honmani recommended me 70 try the syrup and
Uerats, which fortunately did, aud am nov sOund
and we'll man by their nBe.
With great gratitude, remain YJurs truly,
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
Mr. Wterbaughe being we'll known gentleman O,
Ashland CO., makae this Information most rsliabis
By taking the Syrup as directed, It viii drive the
siIn tn nii!t 49, - ~ yli W. D.Ss Oa' on the
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ssT-A single bottle Of sPALDIEg's PBEPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost Annually. -
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D3lHAllo FIls ~ llAllE Il7 Yl-717 q ID Ill7--
Iron the Commercial BaIlstin, BOston.1
Said to be very efioaciOus for the headache.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN kILLRR.-The thous-
Anda sho have been relieved, as WA the thoas.
ands who have the most nubounded confidence In
Pssry Davis Vegetable Palh Killer, win read among
our special notices this week, another Of the addi
tionAl evidences Of the power q the apPllcation.-
We ara doing an aot Of humanity, when we urge ey-
srY family TO possess themselves Of it,. Buffalo
Christian Advocate.
srs soio sysryNhsra, ana By 3. y. Gaylord, Rm.
FsSko, q. 5. Mackenzie, strong a Armhtr0hG. and
=. ". sackrider, OlsYtlhn4, ..
49, Advertisements IN anoshar Column
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ID Z. SPALDIRG, ATTORNEY d
u ~ Counsellor ct Law, No Perkins Block,
ufeveiand. Ohio. i E ePpi
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IFrom the Advertiser. Proviasnce, Il. II
Ths Cephalic Pills are said 70 be remarkably st-
ectfVe Femey Tor the headache, and OF the Vefy
best for that Iory frequent complaint which has sv-
sr been d1scoFersd. -li-- g.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-03-26
MARRIED..

In this town, on the 10th instant, by the Rev. r. Ii
Griffith, Mr. John Treloar to Miss Margaret L., daugh
ter of Mr. John Rigler.
In Winston, the 9th inst Col J. W. Aspaugh
senior editor of the Western Sentinel Mrs. Olivia
Stedman, all of Forsyth county.
Near Nashville, Tenn, the morning of the Goth
of Feby, DR. VIM. 7. Atkinson of Davidson county, n
c.. to Miss Martha j., daughter of the late Thomas
Hampton of n. c.
At Liberty. Va, the 18th instant, Mr. A. NJ. Nc
Pheeters of Norfolk to Miss s. Fannie Leftwich.
In Cabarrus county, the 7th inst Mr. John u.
Day walt to Miss Catharine Shve.
In Statesville, the 9th inst, Mr. Calvin Scott of
Chapel Hill, to Miss Sallie F. McCorkle.
In lredell county, the l4th inst, Mr. ]. L. Forcum
to Miss Elizabeth Hoterman Also, Mr. Jonas +. Dod-
son of Cabarrus to Miss Margaret J. Gay. .e
In Ansou county the 10th inst Mr. VIM. Eason
to Miss Elizabeth Henley.
In Bangkok, SIAM the 9th Dec, by Rev. D. 3.
Bradley, Rev. Daniel McGilvary of the Presbyterian
Mission formerly of North Carollna) Miss Sophia
R., daughter of the officiating clergyman and native
of Siam.
In Yerkville. the l4th inst, Mr. VIM Howell of
Miss, to Miss Caroline Chambers. Also, the 18th,
Mr. ]. D. Wherspoon to Miss Margaret F. Wright
In Lancaster District the l4th instant Mr. James
White TO Miss Lizzie McMurray
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-03-26
For the Western Democrat.

Mr. EDITOR We are always glad to see evidences of
the growth of manufactures among our people. The
time has come when should cease to look to the
North every article of necessary consumptlonfor
it is this dependence the North which has made her
so arrogant and semportant and which is fast drain
ing our people of the fegving principles of energy
and enterprise. Hence always gratihed when
we see our citizens engaged in the manufacture of
articles of necessary and universal consumption Our
attention recently called to this in the Boot and
Shoe Store of Messrs B. R. Smith Co.. who had just
received and opened lot of Boots and Shoes manu-
featured by Mr. L. L. Thomas Thomasville N g. In
point Of finish and style they in every respect equal
to the best Philadelphia made shoe, and as regards
Quality and durability, / think they are decidedly
superior The enterprsing manufacturer deserves to
be encouraged, hence l think it due HIM to make the
above statement. Those who wish examine for
themselves. With much respect yours. &c,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-03-26

SICKNESS OF Gov. ELLIs.-We very much
regret to learn that Gov Ellis is very sick in New
bern. 1t is currently reported, and generally be-
heved, that he is sinking under rapid consump-
ton. We hope that the report may turn out to
be unfounded, and that Gov. E. is temporarily af-
ficted with of the catarrhal diseases prevalent
at this of the year, and not with the incura
BILE disease Of consumption. In the event of the
death of Gov. Ellis, the gubernatoral Office would
be filled by the Hon. H. T. Clarke, Speaker of the
Senate.-Raleigh Register.
We are grati6ed to learn that the Governor is
not seriously i'll as the above indicates. He is in
bad health, however; but it is hoped that he will
soon be restored.
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Naturalization the number of militia cleo
lions being ordered throughout the State, We pre-
sumo that Adjutant-Geaer Hoke has gone to
work in earnest to reorganize the dilapidated dis
organized militia. In the Shelby Eagle we 6nd
Col. Benz. +. Briggs announced as a candidate for
Major-General of the 9th Division, composed of the
Regiments of Lincoln, Cleaveland, Castor, Cataw-
ba, Rutherford, Iredell, Burke, Alexander, Cald-
well and Mcdowell And A. w Burton, ESQ, is a
candidate for Brigader General of the 10th Brig
ade, embracing the countes of Polk, Rutherford,
Ceaveland, CASTOR, Lincoln and Catawba. Flee
tons on the 9th day Of April.