The North-Carolinian. [volume], February 02, 1861, Image 1

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VANORSDELL'S GALLERY.
FAYfJTTE VILLE, N". C.
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
A. A. M'KETIIAN
T7" EEPS
A LESSOPT TO TYRAKJS.
The Hex if de Pari has lately published a cu
rious correspondence, w hich took placa betw een
Louis Philliupe and Ferdinand IL shortly after the
accession of the former to the throne of France, as a
' - I . A. . 4.1.
S constantly on hand a large assortment of constitutional soverign, and of the latter to the
. , , ' IV vi.;i r --,-rv .1 esc riot ion. which are well i thrr of Nanles. as the legitimate bcir. lhe re-
to and faithfully made and finished in the i.igiitkst and : puoliCation of these letters after the downfall of Lou-
. .1 . . . . . t i.Miin'T ?1I'TI 1
worK are ubeater man aim t-aiAm-'" 1
'"!e 'verted until forbid, andcharged ruiny ,nah,Mhim to sell his work on the mot favor
eaiiy a..u -.
promptly. J if
;-wj!j!i WJjitK n all h i nils execute '-..r
If
P. J. SIXCLAIR, EmTon andPop-
! bale terms.
Nov. 13. 1858.
EY AT 'L AT j
.V if the Insurance tiiriingf Hy
JAMES C DAVIS, V
A T T O II N E Y A T L A V,
Carthage, N. C
ALL business entrustud to his care
prompt attention,
March 2, lbot). ly
rll receive
31. J. McDUFFll I
ATTOitXEV AND COUN'SELLUl I'A.V,
Fayi.ttkv. 1.1.1:, s.'o. I f
X. A. MCLEAN, f j r
ATTORNEY AT WW
LI MBER' dK. N C,
r-ST- Collectioiis promiitlv attended'
April Zlat. lUCOiy.
tf
ERRANT, WILSON & BRO.,
ILIPORXEIIS AND DEALERS
turbed possession of his crown, which hs left intact
to his son, caused a triumphant laugh on the part of
the friends of despotism. Now, however,- the laugh
is on the other side. This corresjHndenca consist
of a letter of adricu from LouU Philippe, and Fer'
dinand's reply. The French King, the representa
tive of the vouner branch of the Bourbon family.
had just been raised to the thronp, by th free will
; DISPOSING OF OLD STOCK. r
A pedlcr of tin-ware, who had been travelling
from y lautation. to plantation, in one of the South-
en states, wr rariro of notions." found but i
anterns. an article of which I ota-tc..
1m-- 1 .. . . li.f.. -
n uesnair ot ectuntr na 01 i--'-'1"""'
: GOVEU.XOSS CF STATD FOH lSiL
The following are the Gotciu-ji-.s of the
A.
.-7eraL ' A few xlay sine (
1
a limited . s
he had ft . larS,
them at what he fd a very reducctl price, vet he
foand purchasers as scarce as clover in the.jSand
hills. At length a tavern-keeper directed him to n
farmer, who he swiid was very much in want of the
article. To the house of this ready customer went
Jonathan, determined to get his trouble's worth out
of him The first person he met was the ov-rseerj
who was lounging by the side of the road. 5
-Y6i don't want to buy a good'lantefn, do you?"
asked jJohnathan. - . '
i.- Y, though I retkon I "do," returned the.oer
sefr, iow miiHi 'knought you sk for one "
"Orfly thirtj'-c.even and a half ceuti. "
Wai, 'spose you give me one."
The pdh?r accordingly save him a lantern, and
rectiviag his money proceeded onwards.
-"You don't want to buy a first rate lantern do
you ?"-jtid he to the ovcreer's wife, who was wash-
..1 .
jnjr cKuues iuine spring
States of the Union :
,.VDC, rMrTa. k v-m invt v OTC. ns i of the people, after expulsion ot the lder brancn, in i vbr civwqs it me spring.
WINES, LIQUORS U ANA CIGARb, j 1 chsirlci x . andf tlms enjoying the -' was the reply "Mr B lias been
' a iro.lHA felliiUi,!, benefits of resistance, to tyranny, fclt.dispcd gen-.'ntink one this long while." - -
aCnnEEjSk RESPECTFULLY invife the ?ier.ti 1 crously to give liis cousin of Naples the benefit of j Jon rhan accordingly served her out one at th
fKct iSi toilers and BarKeepers in genera j, pleasant fcx;cri,nce in kingly eoaceKsion ; Avhile "Tii )" "u bargained with the husb.md for.
g'iu tin i i -:t-" "' ' svotTn. -ot - " -'"-C-j t erdinand, having ootainwi "thewrwa in lW4g' sAt-tiriaili; byf he j cached th farttmhonse, h
Wines Brandies Gins, Fancy Buttled Liquors and f lar wax, alter surviving the revolution, was not ens
Ciijars which for excellency of quality and cheap- ! posed to risk the throne, which had been occupil
ness of price, cannot be surpassed by any other so long by strangers, by abating one jot of the
-o.
Sii:,
At
law
AT TOIIXKY AN'li roTN'SKLLO:
ri.i.vri N, n. v., i.
7" ILL practice in the foun ty and ';p'rif.r Court
? !' i;ia.li'ii. ( u iuIm.tI tmd. and ; antpsoii . no i
the udjoinini,' ijniiuiic.-. (Mliceueai ll ft-'lintoi 1!-'-
l--b' v 1m;i. tt ? J
- - - .. -.- - Mr
Allar;iy & Cauiiscllor : t--nw,
ir,ns in the country, bpecial attention is m neu
to their Pure German Vinegar, an article not known
at the South, and when once tried no dealer nor
private family will do without.
ALSO Host ithine Wines, for tab! t use; first
quality Sardines.
July 24, dAW tf
NEW YORK
BENEVOLENT INMRMARY.
SIT
T LL a:tf;i 1 the Com is oS Cmt
V V I i'.insii:i aid ll.iiiii it t'ouiity
tton 'ivea.theeolli'et'.on of iill eiiiui
c i e
tl-
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n 1 r
C LKM i:T U. Will W'i
ATToli.NLV AT LA , i
-$rO ttOVillO
ILL practice ;:i Hie counties o
i.i a. id I'u u!-i Ui. .1. Fronii
to -ill Iki -i ne -s c4Ui.li: 1 1 ed tohiseha
April - , 1
W. S. il ) ItMF.r
att.);:ni:v asi (mh-x.sei.i
LL'M I'.Kll'i'OX, N
7TLl
Ulailell, Sunip
atteutioii sriven
r.
)ll S.T
newl v retrained authority of his family. The French
King reminded him that they were in a period of
transition, when a little must be relinquished that
all might not be lost ; and therefore advised him to
give up a sj'steni f compression and severity, and
by sacrificing a little authority, to insure peace to his
house, lie called his attention to the symptoms of
agitation so strongly prono inced, and numerous in
Itilv, and warned him that he would be drawn into
the" current ; and, if not prepared, by prudcntly
yielding to the wants and wishes of his people, and
t1.i- ...-iii-iii. r t'f..ir Mlfection he would tind his
ESTABLISHED and endowed for the reliefof thoc ; noU:4e i,u,.st, Either by the revolutionary stream, or
lli suffering with Contagions, Virulent and Chronic lueasurt.s 0f repression the Vienna Cabinet
lisenses, vnd for the ei ndieatiou and extermination ol , k fit w, e e 5luu HOtj at ,ht
all diseases of the urinary and sexual organs, ol hat- .f Augtrja ,hH attenipt, as ,ie
'The Journal of Medical Keerorm, containing VAL- anticipated, to act as absolute mistress in Italy, in
tt .1 v ivuoi.-xr itiiiv i.iMion hni-a and the case ot revolution, hd would be comoelled to re
new liemedietmploed at the iutirinary, for the cure j strain her from extending her influence over the J
. th;- above diseases, sent to tho e needing medical ' Italian peninsula.
aid, in sealed letter envelopes, free of charga. Don"t j -p0 tl,is Ferdinand, in his hnughty confidence and j
iv.lr l.i aeiio lor n. eonv. I rpiuilnlinn. reidicd that hbel'tv was fatal ll '
To Parents of many scro'ulous and diseased chil- i ful,d, to the house of Dourbon ; a"nd, as regarded
h en, certain mean o! prevention will cheeri-uly be j ,iimsdf hy W13 rcsolved to avoid, at any price, the
communicated, on application, by mail. f f j XVI and Charles X. lie would be
. i h'; i'rescriptions tor Oonsumptum usul by the In, and alwav. he sai,l. His people did not want
tri.urv will iim fcenL ii-et i o an no nut-u n. - .... ,.
. .u. i. ...... ..ti-t K..11.1 l.efore von l,ir weltare and Uignitv.
1 .1 ... 1.1 ni'ilrn tliiimunlvuc viHif.itln . 1...
i V r.Hv l'O apply by letter, with full descrion of j jm;tating the new dynasties They would imitate
i;nation. symptoms oi uieense ci any ftui'i ! h Hapsourgs. no aiiiouucu u cspiessiHg a
warm wish that Louts l'luiiippe might succeed m
mastering "that ungovernable people," who made
France "the curse of Europe."
Time passed on. For a number af years both
Kin"S seemed secure, bolh for themselves r.iul their
familie-, in the possession f their respective thrones
the one bj a consistent adherence to his system of
ifiression, the other by an equal I ' consistent ad
herence to what he deemed an iudulgt-nt recogni
tion of popular rights. At last thfl smidvn rebellion
of "the un:rvemubl people," ami the utter down-
seeiue-1 to justify the prin-
Govtrnors. . ,
Andrew I?, Moore,
Henry. M Rector,
Downey,
W A lluckingharu,
William llurton,
John Miitun,
'Joseph E Drown,
Kichard Vstis,"
Henry L Lna.
S J 'Kirk wood,
Be'ri.h. -Magoflin,
Thomxs O Moore
i -Israel Washburne;
lonias li Hicks,
Juhti A Andrew, .
A nsdn I1 si r, .'
John J Pet-us,
Claihtrr.!? F Jackson,
Alexander Ramsay,
IS.h6d 'Good win, "
Charles S Olden, " ;
EswiiT D Morgaii, '
John W Ellis. . '
William lK-nhispn, Jrv
.i'r diliCS,-
thousand iniies '
persa'! Jeplj
ea led,
SY SlCKTCii.
'ma rpg-i'ish boys, v i.'mvn nor
Jr
md Con- ' to think ; and lie would take on himself the car of
l no lioui uons were an-
,:. bv
r.l:il- ml vice, free ot charge, win oe
the Chief Physician or Surgeon.
A-i ii-..s, with two or three stamps for postage.
Dli. A. UEUXEV. Secretary,
(Vox .i-.) Williamsbuig. New York.
November 17th, lSf.O ly.
South Carolina,
Tennessee,
'IVxas,
Vermont,
Virginia,
Wisconsin,
Democrats,
Republicans,
American,
LAW
Fo'se&h IF. ISarbour,
INSPECTOR OF
Spirits Turpentine.
tt 4-ivi? I...... .t-,.in..l t,v la.t County Court. . i.il! ot their hinu iviu
i 11 Inspector 01 Spirits Tnrpt mine, 1 am now ready ,-iples of the .Neapolitan i.M.iui, so lar, at laast, as
i to jfivc the busines-s my pcrsymd attention. All w lio ! concerned the permanent securMy of his power, re
! may lavor me with tin ir buine. i';l tind it prompt-j re,,arjit,ss of the happiness of his subjects; and
a rn:N"i thf
.i . I . il :n
h i All na-o u'-s i '' "
pro ant aLtentioa. li.
County an. S-iperior Court..
:rlaild. 1U ,'B C.diitn-
.'a n iSkf, will re.eiv v
ill the Co i;tloii.e.
Iv attended to at my Ware Mouse, in caniporuion.
oppo-ite John A. Mcl-aucblin.
l).o. Ji. tui
COM MISS ION MERC II vXTS, A:C.
II . G- B. l H 3L ,
vCoiumiasiou itlcr l)ant.
WILMINGTON. N C.
M 3S B II A N
. , ... i . .i i.. t...i;... .,i :,, u w. ..r
! even in u.eain p.uuuini . m iuu.il ii
I his svs'cni for continuing that power to bis race.
I Hut the -nd hi justified the fore jight of Louis Phil
ippe,
TLL 'ive prompt and per.-om baUentiou to all
V 0.,-j"i'ii.u-:nt.-. of Spirits ' urpetitine, K'a,
T ir Ta-ivutin-. and all country p oduce l..r sale
( iWl: E up -tair over the Store ot Mr on
rl.:raudjoinia Lut terloli's G .uT. No.ih Water
" Street .
.Tune IS, IS .0. tf
AVON E. HaLE,
JjiuLirtiiiig a" tlommis ion illcrcljant,
.Ifxn.itch to ioods consigneu 10
J7 St (D Ii IB Q A IB
WILMINGTON, S.G.
Particular attention yivn to the sule c Cot
ton. "Naval Store, and produc generally.
inters lor haL'iH u and lionc. (junno, Si It. M'da-
.'0.
whose wisdom couiu sue ij.u in.-ce.:uy result
of his cousin s tyrannj", even thrugh it did not si;f
fi. e to show him the issue to himself of that mercu
ri il temperament of his countrymen that displays it
selt in utter disregard of the logic of consequences.
Austria having tried to extend her dominion in It
aly, by pushing Sardinia to the wall, Napoleon. ur
suing the traditional policy of France, as expres
sed by Louis Philippe, put forth his arm to cheek
hei ; and by taking from her Lombardy, and so fir
giving reign to the revolution as to deprive horalso
of the vassalage of the Duehius, left Naples an al
most defenseU-s outpost, that, no longer supported
by her model House of Hapsburg, yielded to the
firt wave of popular rusistance , and thus was the
family of Ferdinand swept, let us hope, forever from
the throne.
ses. Sugar, Coffe. Corn, Bacon, 1 oi k, t iievse, jace. j 'J llUS has failed one more pra-lical attempt to en
Fish and other Groceries, executed at the lowest 'Jash orce tMe divine rivrht of kbits to govern wrong.
riLL
liini.
scut hi in f'!
if ale or iupmc
Willi! in
Piirticuhvr attention iven to all jiroduet!
sale. Con-iiirnmeiitjf Naval Stores, fol
i - -i t
tit . sola-1 1 -
i .m il , 1 T I-
l,,u. J line l . J
priees.
Dec.
15, JC0.
tf.
Presbyterian, copy 3 m.
HUSKE &. ANDERSON.
I N-
s. w. i:ui: vnt.
UKO. WILSON.
EH 11 A NT & Y1LS0N,
Commission Utrcliants,
A"il Wholesale l)cs in
GROCERIES AND )0MEST!C
g II 1 & O 0 1 & .
Vr7s- 14 .V 1j XOIiril V ATE2 STUHL'T.
I) t A I. E K S
STAPLE ANT, FANC1 TRV GOODS,
KADY-MADE CLOTHING, tin. Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods of overv description.
DALLOU'S FKENCII YOKE SHIRTS,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Ac , Ac.
Thus is it once more demonstrated that no ruler
who rests his sway on a sclfi-rii regard for himself
nlone, and on utter disregard of the rights of those
ihe rules, can hope to secure for himself either the
good will and good report of mankind, or the per
mcnance of his unjust power.
R
Wilmington iS. C,
Sept. 27.
JNO. S. HANCKV
Late orbo
N. G.
JNO. H.
HI MAN.
tf.
S-. i F. M. HTM.
Neck, N. t ; (renton, N. C
HTM AN,
ar-
( A Wis;: Iti:nrKC. I he following anecuote . is re
lated of Joseph Gurncv, of E.oT::Uii, bv one of his
! family circle :
j 'One night, I remember it well, I received a se
vere lesson on evil sneaking. Severe I thought it
Five per cent, oil" for all Cash Bills of $23 .Mhvn, and my h. art rose in childish anger against
i him who gave it ; but I lru not uvea long enougn
; in this world to know how much mischief a child's
! thoughtless talk may do, and how often it happens
; that talkers run off the straight line of truth.
I S did not stand very high in my esteem, and
1 was about to speak further ot her failings, of tcui
i per. In a few moments my eve caught a look of
j such calm and steady displeasure that I stopped
i short. There was no mistaking the meaning of (hat
j dark, speaking eye. It brought the color to my
face, and confusion and shame to my heart. I was
I -ilent for a few moments, when Gurney asked, very
and upwards.
Nos. 6 and 48 Hay St., (Hotel Building.)
FA YETTE VILLE. X. C.
WRIGHT HUSKE JOHN II. ANDERSON,
For'ly B'k Cape Fear. For'ly with J A Pemberton.
met the son of-, the 'planter.
"lou don t want to buy no lanterns, do on ?''
"I don't want one myself," replied the young man
"but I'll take one for father, who has been after one
this long time."
Jonathan .accordingly pocketed thirty -seven and a
half cents more, and became one lantern lighter.
He now advanced slowly up to the hou.su and
meeting tho old lady at the door, immediately put
the question to her : .
"You don't want to buy no fust rate lanterns, do
you ?"
"Indeed but I do." said the old lady; lmv hus
band has been .vanting one these six "months past,
and I'm glad you've come."
Jonathan accordingly deposited a lantern with
her, and received in return another thirty-seven and
a half cents.
lie now departed, almost satisfie I with the spec
he had made. At some distance from the house, in
a field jy the side of the road, he spied the old
gentleman himself, and hailed him with the old
question.
"Yoa don't want to buy no first rate lantern, do
you ?' I
How much do you ask apiece," iaquire J the
planter.
"Fifty cents," replied the pe Her, "ana 1 guess that
is cheap enough, conside.in' they've come all the
way from Connecticut."
" Well I'll take one," said the old gentlcman, pat
ting his hand in his pocket.
"Hadn't you better tal.e half a dozen " asked
Jonataan ; "there's ii-i knowing when a tin mereh-
! ant tiny pass this way, agiin. If you'll take half a
dozea I U let you havH them at thirty -seven and a
half cents npieee." The planter took him at his
word and the pedlcr Uuk to bis route, .fu r havimr
disposed of ten lauters.
Fikst Tlkkuii Railway. On the 4th of l.i-t
mouth w:is opened the first Turkish railway, c m
neciing IVhernavo la, on the Danube, and KiKtend
jie, on the coast of the Blade Sea, a di.uanco of
a out forty miles. By tho old route these two points
were three hundred miles npart. Travelers by the
railway ihus economize two hundred and si.xtv
iiilles, bcsi.ies avoiding the many dangers attendant
on the navigation of the Danube and the dalays so
common at, the Sulina mouth of th.it river. The
or jni:ig of this line, which is destined to stimulate
!te c.);nmercT:'.l activity ol I be region, ws attended
4V iniY o! iho English diri-tiioi's of tne mi del' tak
ing, and the representatives of Turkey, Gicece, Al
bania, Bulgaria, mi ! many sections of Tartarv, whose
coi; umes presented a very picture.' que appearance.
Though Elhem Pasha, who represented the Sultan
onkhis occasion, took a warm interest in the suc
ce;i of the railway, it was evident that his suite were
not' very anxiou- to trust themsolves to the- tender
mercies of the snoiting steam monster, whose ac
quaintance they then ma !e for the first time ; but a
couplejof unhappy sheep having been dragged for
ward and their throats cut, one on ech of the rails
ever winch the engine would pass, the Pasha's peo
ple consented, on the strength of this propitiatory
offering, to accompany their chief into the carriages
reserved for them, although their faith wis sorely
tried in the etfort. The people of Kustendjio did not
share these terrors ; but were so anxious to try the
new' iModj of traveling that farce was necessary to
keep them out of the carriages. The trip went ofT
most successfully ; a grand luncaeou, in the English
style, awaited the guests on their arrival at Tcher
niv a; and a yet grander dinner was provided for
thvrn on their return to Kuteui!jie, at the New
Railway Hotel, in the garden of which establish
ment a shed, h iMdso:nely decorated, ba 1 been ere t
ed Tor the purpose. Mor than one hundred persons
sat down to this international banquet, at which
toast were dr.tn'-i to the hedt'n of Queen Victor a
1 .1 'I' .1. II .1 . . - . 1
anu uie lurivisn oaitau; me i asna tesiiiying me
i i. !... ..:.:i i: r :.! : Kiss al . ays av
rA ii:iu ii'iitf tutu sooiiai lutes ut cuiuiuu ji- - t t .i
-li i - 1j L-ve th
caiioa ouia soon oe openea in erery part oi
Turky.
Arkansas,
California.'- -
Cennecticut,
Delaware,
Florida,
Georgia,
Illinois, . -
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kentuckv, .
rLouisiairaV
Mainew"'.
Maryland. Massachusetts,
Michigan,
Mis.-iSsippi, ' -Missouri,
Minnessotr,
New Hampshire,
Nj-w Jersey,
New York,
North Carolina,
Ohio,
uregon, ,-jtiaji uiieaeiv
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Rhode Island, "William Sprague,
William H Grist,
Isbam G Harris,
Sam Houston,
Erastus Fairbans,
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I'tedVonsiderable lan-onr
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I )em
D-
Rep
Pern
The iMtl was
"Jesus Cris
riill:v to lliS fv
-Li. a', is corfW , bdUlo no m
in- : do be a 1U more i
saVl the teachdr,"
h you should i.sc in a.ecn.g ; a
;kd tfce ca,eolu0 ' A.
ivo tbe worhlj V " " j:
Tafudcr v7
: f -
teachiir,! 1 an CXi'
Aler Joo hafl C lined ti
on.
il l ; o -
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i.stiliaiiug L
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1
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we
-ah!
jpancc?, II&i Gtn V Co.9
GB00EUE8 AND OMM1SS1I0N
TS
io.i Pearl Street iNew r ork.
riVuU House will bo conduc ,4 by JNO, S. DAK
1 CEY, aided by lw I1YM VS.
:
Hyman, Iar ccy fit Co.,
a
j 2 ua38 JSf i us:.- w-&.-.
The excellent quality of FRESH NORFOLK
OYSTERS, found at the Magnolia Restaurant, is at
tracting larjre crowds. The secret of this is, that
.1 .1-1. .... l.n..i,n.l nnrl n 1 w , - j tint
mev are tne urm u ur towim, , . .
. -. .1 " 1 1 I . . .1. ... ... 1 . . . ....II 1 i 1
up to suit Hie lUUlVKUl.il ia.-ie oi ino.-e. no uii. -t.
superior quality of SPIC't-D OYSTERS, always on
hand.
Families can be supplied by the Quart or Gallon,
llavin" fitted 'up one of the neatest Saloons in the
South. I expect to have it well supplied with all such .
,1. ntiM will satisfy the armetite. mm please me
gravely :
'Dost thou know any good thing to tell us ot
u r
I did not answer, and the question was more se
l iously asked :
"Think, is there nothing good thou canst tell us
of her "
"Oh, yes, 1 know some good things, but
Would it not hare been better, then, to relate
llSiy me appciiu, mm pitase me, . . .. , , , , , . wi,;..i,
, . . , ' i those irood things, tnan to have told us that w 11101
I expect to have on hand occasion-. , 0 . ti, ;.
r . i wniiLl itci.r u r m our t'Steem ' Since there Is
most fastidious.
allv, fresh Fish, Game, &c. of aU kinks
would lower her iu our esteem ? Since there is
good to re' ate, would it not be kinder to be silent
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1 IIILVP IllteU Ull JlOieilH.i 11I1IX1H oaivua, "111.11 , ... ... . - - -
Gentlemen may -pd an hour in healthy a....eIm,it. j the evil? for chanty rejoiceth not in i.uquitj.
My Bar i furnished with the very best of ines, j
Rraudie. and all sorts of Liquors. Come and see ; From the Virginia Sentinel.
m
SLT-GCESS AND FAILURE.
Is there such a thing Are n.t success and f.i
lure the yard sticks with which the hisioriau inci
sures the mcntaj and moral altitudes f the person
ages with whom he has to de.il ? Or if lie o nils t .,
do so, do not his readers mete them by these stan
dards ? It is even so. Nay, ni.re: in. -n of tin pre-;- !
ent, as wi!l as the pist. an g.iau-ed
Why should we covet fame when i:s .1
ponds so mujh upon th-i chapter oi cci.teiit ? il
classes somet'ir.es make terrible ni:s -.i,i'i. i
voice of t!ie pe.iple, despite tii.r La;i:i prows-o. i- n
always the voice of G .id. Sturdy u;!n! iers f t,
"model Republic" and the docti iac-; o t ie h'ev !
tioiuuy bathers ss may wis.i t be ttiougut,
are to aot to worship success aa 1 to t .ru tt:r .
r
sho ilder to mishap, irrespective t t ie m.-nts -in I
defects of winner and loser. 'l'lu'.s it ':: c er b-'.-n
is, and ever will be in fact, it is n mn-.i 1 11 'v
Under such circumstances tli ' t lhi iii it -public
man car. do .s to squar bis - by Ins 0:1
science ard leave the result to i'.o i' -aa. !', in
pursuing this course, lie fails t nc do .v i-.op-.iiari.y,
the "still small voice" within wdl c .:i leu-a 'e iii'a
for his disannointment. We co aj.i i I ,:s view ol
j the subject to modern pohticia .s. 1 hey 11 i re
minding ot thu lact t!i it T eli h-i; In 11 ;.'
and f lithful se: vant," d" t': .." tJovernor of the Uni
verse, is id more importance thin all the j luulas of
His creatures. It is easier to meet the s.r.r la .ks
.f a constituency estranged by delbat, than t en
couiitertbe reproaches of an outraged conscience
after an ill-won victory. "Sink or swim, survive 01
perish," therj is nothing like honesty an. I straight
forwardness. It is of little caTisequencc. what t:ii
generation or tho next liny say of a public m.'i:i, it
his course has been shaped by his sense of right.
There is another history than that which incisures
men by the fallible stand ird. of success and failure
a history traced in letters of light by the Historic
Angc! and by that r $?rd the 'losifipos of j'iy !
feated as well as the t iumphant "of th:.-: '.vorhl will
be finally determined. If such -n p'nenoiuen)ii.tisan
honest politician exists in these corrupt tunes, let
, 1 c . . . .V . .
What wilb,be the tmai uo m - ;
was the subjoin jvv up for ,:a,l, ' ;,
. 1... 4 .0 . o.- ma
il WitS a" t1-"
gher iileition in hi 1,0 J.
' '. .11 Am imtion
tue 11 ae
lie
a
liiij
U nn
".Vlv yoaafr -nd, you K;vt
all tl.e qufStnjBS butwhilcyo.
you t He mire mild in -a -can,
restr .in fO' r enthsi,..s.o.
teii l-'i s-ope.tO .our feeb. i.-.
.1
.11
I Ke lj
; belle "e
I i'hc
J
a n n 1 r.fit ;) 11 n d 1 j t a 1 .
W c umb-r.-aai I tsays the X. i-th-
mos. r -niar. .io!o re e.a. ;
o. i oc tue C.jrai 1 Jury ihi.s 11. or.
bccii presai!.d" o "-hem. wuica g.
bo' ta il aa.ilhei -Joint lirowu i.iei
has b - .! i.i lib' ess of l-inii
to. 1 til- so ne if e past.
,-ir 1 at uston. ;ui 1
.1 to !e 1 ,e pruic; ji 11 !u.io;,e . p -a
lilt: r has been skilfully t'.isgni-e
. jr - : ; . v
i nosed pi ;n " e--ng' anon ioi.an.ii
! in.-ofesses tofUe engaged. Xut long r
! saiie i from tJiir port, os:cniily
j si.i y ..t t.ii.vie.-iMispiriii r
I sai l she wai v. .-11 snippU-
war, ami It s t;eheve.i
uaon sttlB Soutiu ru
IS 00 :e
rabla b" -'
deren.'i-le
iiegria s,
nil ct."
itrea.h-is
,be,r ol p .
l ir: ' 1
if .tii. '.:
'.1
f.r llavi
,1 l ior.ru.
th arms : m;
this be his consolation ami 1st the reverses b u
his scrupulousnuss will inevitably subject l.iu:.
DOW'S A LPI I A I 11 V I C A L J
A Always attend to your o.vn a
ale-houses and artful women.
c.i ..on;
B Be bencvi.'eiU bu
Ir
lieh
,-oi.l
i k-
il let!
ian'l 1
freed-irr.-p:
I :..
dare,
ed t . ; :
it 1 1 .
t' i.l .
t eore !
Judge S
him bei
w
ill -e I itl 1 .
a cijifeit
a a sbni
!.! fotf tl
s.-i -Ife
fcl
.ip. .
' . s
1.1
ii ;
Mnli'.
iii be
, and ::
-s sea ci 11
this
-t t.
i :
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1 I! '
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I .
1 .id el.
1.
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a.js v
: 1
I
1 nro
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-AT;
1 : 1 e
ai t:
Old t.oJ.Vl
ernor 1 a ej t
manner in vli
told him h
of the w.'.ti
suflerinii's oi
erings in the bosom of f5 geifidnes.s.
C Contrive to collect cash and ke -p ': .
I) Do your duty and defy the devii.
E Eu-ly ende ivor to cr lier.ie every . .
of head and heart.
F Fight fairly when you ii ;'.! ; but ;!-e
way is iiiit to iihc at all. Fid lie for no io
G -Grace, goodness, gumption Liad a Iilile
grease, enaiile a man to slip through the
mighty easy. Oet Inem mi l ;j;lory 111 lot
11 Harbor hope in your heart", ii vou
happy; nut hark ye, hope can't sunder n
rope ot' the hangman.
1 inquisitivoness is insufferable; in. hi
enemy, !
our p ;op
!ie.ht La.
I kne.v I
down m
. 1 .
s.i
!nl
a,b
:0 r
, r!
' c. r
i,cl
1 1 II
relate
h ol :
0:1!
f th
Ui pe
HOI'i
would la
r rot tin
1
;iaebe
1 red a ,
n.itr
to ho
rteff i"
1 :
turn!
r- I h .
I C.J.I
i, tiy
uied'i .
my. '
Ull. 1
in m
I coat'
Ol, Si'.
1 a im
1 on 1
-.l.-ew
t a eat
pr r. e
. ii ,'
1:
v, and
mad:
.-lal cm
t m
tlie
e.
1 J Juleps may be e-.lled the j lice of j
yeast djest; but let them alone, '..: too
1 ing often destroys the i avialitv oi ti!(. y,
I K Kindness kindles; .!ie lire of friudship. A
i!s more than a kick.
e the i.auie-j, 1 e-. :.etorev.u leap, escnew
loifeiisin.
Ml Make n t mischief '
I ... ij.r.fm
... , .,'-o:t-te
I.-j'.Voil. (0.
Ulartie Pill
l:oW lli -jcc
ia.t.-.:i::y
v. ,11 -row
tl- Jo 11 any
iue.it liiai-i
s ild, iv e s'-
art; VtriT 1 I'en
r.-
j confl 1
U of lb.
!' .en c 1
: (,'ivpol .
., far Oni
a de::,
rom tn
i. iincr . '
Sack !
aiiiS u'..r
ill I). lie
ra:
lb
fin
mi oi ( '.mt in
lisil, tile c..te
:: Or.
rrv 1'
total! v
i-ty
III" c
folks' business.
Never bo cauglit
mod iliusf ith other
.v. vj vy vo - t l u 1 1 li j
In one of the market houses of Philadelphia is a ' time
genius of a butcher. Beneath ids sleeves an J apron j () Order is hoaveti's
lie wei.rs the costliest broad doth none of the in- I P Pursue the plain
ferior grades, but the finest proiluctiou of th French ' ractice what you will g
...'Vill.. . . . . . , ..t.. . ... a .,a.k..,. ... ..... -a. 1 .v. q
meuts, while the glistening surface of his marble j '
counters is no less striking than the glossiness of j Impossibility Bruakfas
his hat and bonis. In the center of his shirt bosom ! without sausa-e.
M 'IIV.
except in toe :.:ght
first law; o') v it.
atll of pro )ilv, a.: .1
re i;i pre j-e;-l.
on board
a steamer
ANOTill t Sl i.N ol ,
; consul Ml. . cilS .COI.l It .
a Stat 4 ct:ar .lice t a c
i tlw cdol" euient, daub,
j Livcijipo, Xobo le c.i
I c inst.twi ukl veniuie u
j 0.11 h.i.vii ,' l-en pre 10
j ment. knd SUCh beine;
! cvidete hat the
: t,. -o' on" he -'
ports by poier 0.0. .. :
A !
ill
1 Lm
R. JONES,
Proprietor Magnolia Reatur.nt,
No. 12 and It, 'ireen St.
Vnvottniiu v c iw -2'M. l)r.ii T.
sparkle a single diamond, stone of six carats
weight, and of the nrt water. Upon the little fin
ger of his left hand glitters a circlet of diamonds,
six in number, whose aggregate value is considera
bly more than that of the garniture of his shirt-bosom,
I lis complexion is a clear red and white
just that style "of complexion which Parisian ladies
produce byr a dainty c unixture of carmine and
bismuth. He is a man of fine phisique, and has an
avoirdupois of about 200 uouinls. His address is
polished, aud his manners courtly and suave. He
commenced life without a dollar, and is now taxed
for some $2I,0U0 in real estrtc, y t is as polite and
deferential to his customers as on the day he first
embarked in business. A benevolent lady of large
fortune first noticed him, and placed at his disposal
ture
Laughter An agreeable
onvuisi ui of tiiH liiiaian 1
eceiving a tailor's bill, or being
uinbrcli a.
y 1. it
u. lieu
r 1:1;
nice
to return
us
!OII
i. tl
77.1 J
did
Sn.x fur I.
Oil Olle ' '
pftOO.i 1
1 , assi : i
Friend A per.-on who will
cause he ivnows tnat your 1
MVS and FM HYM.NJ
vv" PARITGULAR aWa(tion gh
. ... .1 . ,.c pi n v
to Llie s.tie wvi. 11, i
Houses,
S ton s, &.c.
MIDST BADS
For Sale at reduced pri -,. at th An
n. in
"hcr-.t. N
Sept li
FOH SAL IE.
dav of FEBRUARY
s of 10
I will sell at public Auction.
' Gov. Hicks. The Governor of Maryland is in
j a most remarkable position. He was elected thre I a funi Upon which he has raised the superstruct
j yekrs ago. I he Legislature ot itaryiana was eiec- . Gf h;s prwSent bu tune. He is no a- rapidly advanc
ted about sixteen months ago. H is one from one 1 n j wealth, and will probably retire niton the
county, ihey are many men irom an tue counuea. ; e gi,th of a million. And all through the mtiuence
He bo'litly dwcl ires that they are not to be trusted; j cf that specific against adversity politeness.
that it is too long since they have treasonable de- j
... , , 1 . . ... . 1 . .. . i.A ....1 : .. I
sisns ; that they snouiu 1101 ineei ; mm fhi-j
of the
that
e State shall be guided by his judgment ;
Maryland must stand still, while tlie Unk
and
Gov. BitAGti. This
aval
tf
;ntleman made a spc-ec'i in
. . w, r, to l, ."V.t-wI.,1 r..cl..p;Ur Ft r rTi f- t.r f :i i n s Tir. l"lfiin tht
,r- Ti'i'vin IV Ili T.th n.r nf Fl-Iilil ltl ' inav .iian ia.un iiiusv .v ......w r-- -y-- j- - .
" 1 1 1:.tu..a?.f JJrJtl . t ! falling to nieces. Congress will do anything for the settlement ot dirti-
3 . V' t 1 -n. .,.,Ti: : T "V: " "' Menntin e the neaple of Maryland are greatly ex- culties. Thinks it woulu be well to send Uo.nmis
, an. i o ciotk. p. in. a. - P" .... ,..!,', i,li,witn Hick and anti-Hicks ' sinners to Was'dn-ton iosent see so much reason
i 11a.. nir ,-insi. nnnn is nrpmiSi'S hat ari'C firoi ni-ui,.. ".' ,, .. ., . . , , ,
i" - , ... :. ,,... i..... w.i i t-i, r.
i valuable tract of LAND laying in Cumberland ! parties, yet me piooaoiiny "
nvir linn hV a DOliuiar rusn. inc ojt;i.3i.
do
,, An ii f " c ' ('ountv ; upon which Jacob G Becton. now resides :
LJ L y " i .,r..l knoMrn as the Mary's Garden nlace. !
tieii Mi'Tf
A ig -21,1335
OAMl'iiELL.
AUCTIONEER &, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East Side of Gillespie Street,
Fx YfcT TEVILI-K . X. C.
. - . , -v- I
and known as tl.e Mary's Garden place. J which he receives, now ever, eo.uea ... te
1 The said Land is situated about four miles Last j i lie Legislature 01 ..-w xo.
of the Cape Fear River, immediately on the Plank ; which are refusing to repeal their hostile laws
ivi'UU iCAUIII """I '-n''""1 'e"" - j - '
tains about 1 47o A.U KliiS, ot whicti aoout
TOO ACRES are most admirably adapted to far-
do well to call and examine.
Terms: CASH. J B UNDERWOOD
Dec 29-ts
for sendin-jr any to Montgomery yet it would
no harm to send them.
He was in favor of m-iking every tffort to restore
peace and re-establish the Union. He s aid we could
live better in the Union th in out of if, but ii we
could not accomplish a reconciliation of our d.ffe
rences. it wfllM be the duty aid interest of X'orth-
that the dos of w ir await only Ids bidding tQ be , Carolina to j in with her Southern sister States in a
let loese auinst us these legislatures are extolling . Southern Confederacy.
MrrTnHlw "ill "it1--"'WM?ynLPVi.tjP ar voting i He thought that measures wo ild be passed by
bim their cord'ial thanks ' iTttti ";. 'i mmK&liimmmmamllttai?. Ji.t raiiL'' V (' l""-""ts o" e"
.i,. fr.ion,i flnriTiinr find is nochinn too intoler- tr that would inei'Joit .V'.T.T!!1P Hill mi 1 1 m$M. J&tm
able to be impossed on the people of that State? two sections should be finally separated. Banner. I Jfer abuious
!1 it
".' vvi!i
trieu'd thr
to g.iin in
d e -, ! ) s i .
as ii .
: c a e
i
i i ii .
i .i .
i.eatt,
Oitl-
Ilii nor Shooti ag a
wh-.jm yo.i lore, iu or i
ers wnoni vo i t) '-;i-i's
Enquire Everybody, yet nobody ; equal to colo"
nel.
Marriage Thd gateway taro' which the. lover
leaves his enchanted re -ioa an 1 loturns to earth.
, mill
'I'm ilct
fo.lovUl,
A ea
n-.xt fef'-v, win. h
ry L.m 1'iaj.ver
note Iu. M is.s 1 .i
g,n, kl -.e-c.
i.sn i itt i s l-r Se , I
cLiiUW,
Aitcllc-Vii. Io-
wlicifh ie.uli.iie.
ai.d ei suit ii aw
und ke. eouos
1,1,:
i .'-.'
I II - U C
. i
p.-c
-i
11 I.
h.-k a
vtit bi.i
:iit in .
td l.a
of doing d;ft
wo."d. -It cr
C i
Viitue An awkward habit
from other p opIe. A vtilg-.r
mirth in fashionable circles.
Sensibility Aqatditv by wl
in attempting to pro nor tha 1
people, loses his own.
Critic A large dog that gets tme'-.n'
barks ;it everything he does not conqneii.-
Tite esc lleiitly rrot vp banner re;
rent d
e an
I ciaUOi
Liie li
.na. iy
w IliO
1 ro:
s v :
i t..- se
S ottld 1 vori.ii."
w id lie liavvi
je ityof V
sir C " '"' 5 '
1'tfeo' '
ClirCsl'1"' d."
L .4j-tte, a ui-.
i . .
A!.e Lincoln making l.iti'e efforts to sjdit pa'uiclto
ir to the people ot
,., t
togs, and which is already f.imi
Charleston, was raised in JaVai
mony on Wednesday.
A Man of Talent; An impertinent
who thrus's himself forw ard ; a w l it i
ble poetry ; a pc-on ivp.hout
tetlow ; a speech-maker.
Political Dish inestXi Previous lcxi
i with Lie ::t cere-
scouudri
modesty ;
e a -cra-a
l.zv
U i, propes
Loloi, form
m fid -"i m 1
a Tal would
Al the ...
strx.-' from
,.;ic.iilrate 1
bu 1 1 a
e.ei, ,U te
1 . .1 1 . '
i Ol ClC iii. V.
ographers
. tri a'iii'r it as ;.lt'.geiliel"
'il
ericss
I
,"
l i n em per.', la
.r, ana their mission is ruin.
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I:
Nov. 13,
1S58.