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WHAT. WHISKEY DID FOR ME.
My eyes were of the deepest blue,
Nor lUstre Hid heV lack J .
But now you see they both-are rel,
And one is also black !
lily nose was never beaiitiful, ,
i But still was not amiss ; ,
Old Alcohol, he touched it up,
And what dye think of this ?
lie promised i .should ('ourage have
.For all the ills of lifiii; . .
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Was beat my 1 ttle wile , .
He promised he .would give me wit,
And I should neVr be s.ad.
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The little sense J.-had-
The health and wealth he promised me,,
r He never, never gave;
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1 foud mvseif a slave.
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TIVE.
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BY JUDGE CLARK.
We were' five passengers in .all ;
two ladies on the back seat, a mid-die-aged
gentleman and a Quaker
ori the middle, and' myself on the
one in front. I i
The two ladies misfit; have been
mother and daughter, aunt- and
niece,! governess . and charge, or
might have sustained any other re
lationship which made jit proper for
two ladies to travel together un
attended.1 1
The middle-aged gentleman was
sprightly and talkative. He soon
struck up au acquaintance with the
ladies, towards wl(oni, in his zeal to
i.tlo, he rather ovcrd id jlie agreeable
bowin-jrand smiling atul chattering
over his shoulder in a way jtainfullyj
susreestive, at his time' ot hie. ol a
"crick' in the neck. He was evi
dently a jray Lotharioi
The Quaker wore tlie uniform of
hia pect, and confined ids speech, as
many a parliamentarian would save
his credit by doing1, to simple
yeas" and "nays." , As for myself
I mate it an invariable rule of the
road to be merely a looker-on! and
v . 1
Hstener.. ' - . I
- Howards evening, T, was aroused
ffrom one of those reveries into
which a young man, without being
either a' poet or a lover, will some
times fall, by the abrupt query from
Uhe talkative gentleman :
"Are you, armed, sir j?".
"I atn not," I answered, astonish
ed, no doubt, visibly, 'at the question..
"I am sofry to hear, it," he re
plied ; "for before 5 reaching our
next stopping-place it will be sev
eral hours in the bigh'tj arid we must
pass over a portion of thes road on
I which more than one robbery is re-
n . , llppn cAmmitted."
j ms-jm v v w j
The ladies turned pole, but the
stranger did his best to re-assure
them. - -
"Not that I'' think, there' is the
slightest danger ' at1 pj-escnt." he re
sumed , "only when qn6 is responsi
ble for the safety of ladic you
know, "such a thing as a. pistol in
reach would materially add to one's
confidence."
"Your principles, my friend' ad
dressing the Quaker, 'jl presume are
as muclropposed to carrying as to
using carnal weapois.
"eart was the response. ;
"Have the villians murdered any
of their victims the elder lady
nervously inquired. .
.'Qr haye; tjiey, contented them
selves with plundering them ?n add
ed the younger,, in a timorous voice.
"Decidedly the latter," the amia
ble gentleman hastened to , give as:
surance ; "and as wo are nope of us
prepared to .offer resistance in ease
of an attack, nothing w6rse than
robbery can possibly befall us." '
. Then, after blaming his thought
lessness in having . unnecessarily in
troduced a disagreeable subject, the
gentleman quite excelled himself in
efforts to . Vaise ;the jsirits of the
company, . and, had succeeded so
welllby the time night set in, that
alb had : quite forgone",' or only re-
ttiembered their, fears to laugh at
theai. , ' - , ;; i- i '
. Our genial companion fairly talk
ed himself bourse. Perceiving which,
he took from his pocket a' package
of newly invented " Cough Candy"
and after passing it first to the la
dies," he helped himself to the bal
ance, and tossed the paper otiti of
the window. ' 1 ! j
He! was in the - midst of a bigh,
encomium on the new nostrum,
more than half the efficacy of wbichy
he insisted, depended' on its being
taken; by suctidnr wben j a thrill
whistle was heardj, and almost im
mediately ihcf coach stopped wbile
two faces, hideously blacked, pre
sented themselves, one at each
window.
"Sorry to trouble, you," said the
man on , the right, acknowledging
with a bow two lady-like screams
from the back seat ; "but ; 'business
is business,1 and ours will , soon be
over, it things go on smoothly.
"Of course gentlemen, yon will
spare, as far as may be consistent
with your disagreeable duCy, the
feelings of these ladies," appealed
the polite stranger in his; blandest
manner.
"Oh ! certainly ; they shall be the
first attended to, and shall not be
required to leave ther places, or sub
mit to a search, unless their conduct
renders it necessary."
"And now, ladies' continued the
robber, the barrel of his pistol glit
tering in the light ot the coach
lamp, "be sq good as to 'pass out
lyour purses, watches, and such other
trinkets as may oe -aecessiuie wiui
out loo much trouble.'' : '
The ladies .came down handsome
ly, and were no further molested.
One by one the rest of lis u ere
compelled to get out, the Tmiddle
aged gentlemairs Murn conimg firt.
lie subfnitted with a winning grace,
and was robbed like ;ia very Ches-
tcrfiehl. v ' !
My own affair, like; the sum I lost,;
is scarcely : wortb mentioning! The'
Quaker's nun came next. He qui-
etly handed over hispocket-book:
and Vatch, ami when asked ; if he
had any other valuables, said 'Nay
A Quaker's word is good ; even;
among thieves ; so, after a hasty;
"go6d-night,M thesr robber thrust his!
pistol in his "pocket, and; with his
two. companions, one of whom. had
held the reins of the leaders, was;
about taking his departure
"Stop f'.exclaimed the Quaker, in
a tone more of eommand than re-
quests. - - ' '
'Stop! what f for?" returned Jhej
other, in evident surprise, i . . ... f .
"For at least ftco good reasons;
was the rejdy, emphasized with aj
couple of Derringers cocked andj
presented.
"Help !" shouted the robber.
"Stop 1" the Quaker again exclaim-j
ed. "And if one of thy sinful comj
panions advances a step to thy jre-j
lief, the spirit will surely move mei
to blow thy brains out."
. . The robber at the opposite win
dow, and the: one at the leaders'
heads, thought a;, sV ' V A -: j
leave. "
"Nw. set' iny friend
said the
Quaker, still covering his man, "and
take the middle seat ; but first deliv
er tip thy pistol . ; ; , ,. j
1 The other hesitated. .
; "Thee had better not delay l feel
the 1 spirit beginning to move' my
right fbre-finger." !''".' .
The robber did as he , wa? directed,
and the Quaker took his 'place by
his side, giving the neW-cbmer 'th0
middle of the seat. ' j ' . 1
The driver, . who was Jfnghtened
half out- of his wits, no w set lorM-ard
at a' rapid rate. The liVbty. genth
man soon1 recovered ' his Jvivacity.
He was especially, facetious 'on. the
Quaker's prowess. -
ouveji rum; Quaker, you are,
Wliy, you don't quake worth a cenU
!
'monosyllables, the conversation flag-
bed.
I - Tune sped, and sootier than we
expected,: the coach stOppedi where
;we Were to haye supper and a change
of Horees. ,W:0''liad-'-'deferred-,; nf rf
kiistt ibutipn "'ot Your eliects Hill f -j we'
should' reach this placej as " tlie dim
light, of! the coach lamp would have
A
rendered the process somewhat dif-,
hcuit;before.v- i ---t v . -
j It was now necessary, ho wovcy,
that it should be attended to at once,
as our jovial -companion had previ
ously announced his intention of
jleavingjus at this point;- He pro
jposed 'a postpohenreut until' after
supper, which he offered to go and
jorder, t . I : .-
j Nay," urgel j the (Quaker, with
ian approach id abruptness, and
jlaying hisLhand; on the other's arm,"
I" 'business .before bieasnfe, , and 'for'
ibusinessi there is no lime like (the
present. ' :
t "Wif! thee be good enough to
jsearch the? 'prisoner ?" lie said, to me,'
IstilLkeeping his hand,; in a; 'friendly
jAvay, on the passengers, arm.
! I did so, but not 011$ of the stolen
"articles could be found !
. "He jiiiust . have gotten : rid of
lihem in the oach," the gay gentle:
man suggested, and immediately of
fered to go and search
4lStop !" thundered
tightening his grasp. .
tlie Quaker,
The man turned pale, and strug
gled to rcicasci his arm. - In an in
stant one of the DerriTgefsrwa's lev
elicjj.n(l KJKri t j C4 . llUUt J -'ASSKVX V T v yt
a dead
! 'J'he
man !'' -
Quaker ' must have been
awfully excited so completely Ho
.forget ootn . tne ianfiage, anq ;me
principles of his persuasion
l'lacing the other,
hand, with directions,
first of; the two ' men
suspicious movement,
work on Lothario,
Iistol iurmy
;o".'fire on the
that"; made '.a
li e " w.ehV to
from , whose
pockets - in less tiraeLthan it takes -to
tell it, J he ? producedYeVcrjf -itent of
the missing' pfopef x yfb the uttr
ainazeraen't oC teh tvvp ladies who
had begun, in noj measured terms, to,
remonstrato-'agahvsti jthfe: shahaeful
treatment Ihe "eiitleman was re-
.'- i . '. ' '.''i .
ceiving. : t - ,
The;; Quakerneed, scarcely add,
was no Quakei- t-a1J but a shrewd
detective, who had been seVori the
track of a band of desperadoes, of
whorn bur .middJe-agTriendwho;
didn't ; look ?)ear iso middle aged
'when his wig Avas oflwas the chief
The robbery had been f adroitly
planned. The- leader of the! gang
hKd taken- passage in. the eoach,'and
after feariun g, 'a's he supposed, ' our
defenceless condition, (had given the
signal to his companions by throw
ing out tlie scrap of pape)-already
mentioned. ; After the Unexpected
capture of tlie first robber, it was;at-'
tempted to save the booty, by. se-
cretly passing it . .to the accomplice
BUIl UUlIUVCU'i til UC uilouoJcvi,cvA,
who counted oir being able to make
on wim h ai.me nexi bioppingi
place. ; j- '
The result' was that both, for a
season, did the Stated some' service.1'
.Twq;i acute traders -d3 , a lively
business in hams at ;San. , Francisco
every night, One draws . up his
Ivagoii,1 lights hra 'torch, and. annoUn
ces ham for i sale ; atY 12. cents .per
pound.1, : Hs . partner ; stations .him
self alongside; as if he were a.riva
and announces liams at 1Q cents
the pher wagpi , ,f;t. iiyjfA.
j "I'm not a f 'Shaking , Quakerj, if
ithafs what thee:-means.. ; r
, "Ot the Hickory or rather of
the 'Old Hickory stripe, 1 1 should
say, r etorted the t Uyep' 5 man , rbut
;tha Quaker relapsing into, his ustial
pound. The public, imagining mai scraicucu.-. -f - - .
r ; . i. ...u:u AUrw ; mhm. s a sieli helkafink if vou ask
.partner s slock, .h ww.w at ?f ' .'t:: .iri 'iWTvnvp q u.u laiiei -vaj ;
to tinie - steaithilv jeplenishedfero hinvtJQM iiihnfclxlh !vh rhf,rNi'if'
lo ?iealu Y"' f:f JrAVPpl'nni'Rwefitheartk ssJan-.
A g ood exampleis the bet eiTOom
..' .' ' ' !.-;'-J'7 .Y: .l
A; HEAVY 1 STOCKHOLDER.
: A granger entered one of our rail
road oflfices tlie otheryand fbtitid
a young1 rhari 1 'withiiu ; 'TKe5 farming
man spo iter up and said Is this the'
superihteridht f ' . F ' V V f ' f V
Tha'ybtmgYmau ;was iimmeiisely
flat tered, and just to.let himself do w H
easy, said- ''N-n not exactlyr not
superintendent but I pam a heavy
stockiioldeiv Anything I cando jfor.
The grangerjsaid;"No,V- anI;j :wari:
jderedff iuWtlinextroomttjetlra
clerk, and pointing With hiW ' thinih
over 'his shoulder' to wards. ihle fde-
panmeni tie naju just eil t.fl 0 aia;;. 1
"; Young manYthiit", to.be a; heavy
stockholder ori; th s road.?' . -
stockholder' is he !"
" Yes, oh, yes," said the clerk
ing purple in the face. 1 ; '
lltrrr-
' "What arnoutrt of stock do you
suppose . lie. holds now ? saidlth
curious granger. ; fl yY;! '
"Well," said1 the clerk, with
"the f
air of a parson at .a funeral,' "well, he
nt; iiuius tut;. BviLJuuiivvuucui- a ;
sometimes,'." f . ,Y v Y;
The granger 1 wouldn't hear
thing else, so' the c'lerk had
ottfl and tate something. f
torse
any-
o iro
SET UP A RAH AT HOME.;
f J aikeepers in this ;cHy, says tlie
jFfy rpier.and dfecTiajIc of. Raleigh,
N. a,payrQrtvavfirig
1 or s fb r - whiskey. fOn .egallpir. Leon
t ai is .an average bfsi xty-fi ve d rinks,
and at ten' cents a drink the poor
in a n. pays ; -isi !?n flKis
w hiskey. Iij.Uiejv. words he spays
32 rythe Wlriskeand $4:M to-a
mapYfbir-' habdingit - Over -ihel bar."
Mvbu'Wvimvo
'Ldkiidj ,hers;; Uto , buy, . a ..gain., oi
wl iskey for a beginning,. and fjyery
tl n i esyob- want ' a d rink! go to he r and
i pay' ten ents 'ipr ft'.! : Ry lhf time
v'o Yliavo'j drank' a 'irallon r she wilt
hale , srx doliars and. ,a , half, . , or
chough: v money.' to refund thej. two
doll am borrowed of 'you and to pay
for ' another 'gallon or ' liquof, and
ha re: a balance of $2.50. ' She will
be able to conduct future operations
on her own capital, and when you
become an inebriate,5 tinable to sup-
po rt: yburmf,'sh hnnbdn and despised
by ail . respectaoie persons, yum
wife x will have money: ; enofe
l to
keepiyon until you get ready
to fill
a drimkard's raVe Y ''?. ' '
'THE -DRUNKEN CAPTf IN.9:
- f Lower :theUife-boats, save; Ml the
pa ; s en ge is, a nap itch mq o v e rbo a rd ,"
is : 'wliatl Captain t;Ho waivl, .W the
ste amsbip Georgia, is . repp rted . to
ha v e Yaid at ie iv tfi e vessel wenl' upon
llie ;i ocks. If all else that is said of
hiitiY he Jtrue says; an::excha?ngeit
w6uYd hav-e served'hiin righlfo have
casst . hitnj into the wvayes. lie
was
cO m m a fd o f a g r ea t :;
vessel
and
many lives' Were m his keeping:''
Tlie
pasengerssayYhe was 'continually
dr lihkfrom the-time of star tiugj! and
that .he. wasjnYa' level Jn hiaj-abin
when the shock came. : He staggered
on'dfecknu ga6 : 'orders until led
! '.. I'' ( - "J-:t ..' . , t i .. :
itfv 'The ner s of the sea I are
mlnyiunder thniost
ditions but it must be admitted that
they are' greatly increased if the. voy
age is made with adruriken captain;'
rPV. lose5 modGV.,''isIa 'sijmibf bad
luck, i . . J. r . .. : '.f
. To nieet a lun.erai is a siot oi
death; I
To take' home a piece of beefsteak
'i'
(ri the
IS i Slllu.liivic. n iii.utj t
A-yl
Y fekiss ,pFe girl agaip.sv:iiei;
will is art sign y Qu5U i get :your faco
other.ie up w ,tm i,sgii , ru ,wui
The ' cl e rk took a squint sn w -ho
il n .cjauuiuitu . iiu ; 11,1111;
T4. es, cpntmued tlie granger ."Di
f iLl l.i.'A'.7.i .t flu: U".'::iiM :'t -iv 4.-;-
be
d
diapnointedni, a lpyftitlair;, :-,t, ;
i. .ii "i
; 1 X. MeArJliljlVH '
Stock of Goods isnow cbfiipiete hi
every Departttfent,'itnd will be void at
BOTTOll, PRICKS FOR CASH,
or to prompt, paying customers.
2 His Stock consists hi part of .
CASSIMERES' CLOTHS, CO
V j I ' ' -'A SVi . : 4J kir 7
fVr
, A Full Line of Domestic 10-4 bleach!
and Unbleached SHEETLa.'TJLLO N
CASE GoodsJ T. AKEGEORGK 1 Ai V,
f ?TW'E - WPte
iA Full Line of v V4.;;
! FIGURED A"nD lLAIN 4
LAWNS;
Style-
' M
V
mxkn for LADiisurrs ,
) ' j nxh TRAVELLING DRKSSErf
I
HAMBURG
EDGINGS,' lri rfefy fiyt '
lVoinf!3
cents 1 wp. f LflfKJf
TOWELS audi ? !
...CR'ASIl.-,;,. ;
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M A RSE I LLES QUILTS, a Urjf lot..
KEKPS SHIRTS aiid COlX AR9.W if
full line. - .. . : ; Y.Y.' ' Y- Y.'l
JMILES a ni ZIEGLK RS
hand made Bhocs iir. every Style, for
Geii:tlemen, Laches, Jli?ses and Cbll-;
dren. iAlso a larsre lot of other coocT
anil popular maiies oi .?uoe
M c C A UL E Y ' S Y" "
:--..j J' ."-.4
Is
lead qua'rters for I "
BACON; LARD and GROOE
i.ti .' I ft... I 'L: .!' : ' -..) !.:
r ! RIES, CAN VASSED cfe SUGAI
CURED fHAMS on hand all the
time at Bdttoni Prices ; .1 .
.j.j ''
N
O. -HMS and SIDES at lOdU.
i
GOOt) BROWN SUGAR at -tOctrf
Casi?. GRANULATED, GUT
LOAF and best BftON SU
GAfc at lowest pfi6eif.
GRITS and HOMINY, always Oh Jaand
A fCTLL tE OF iM ' N. ; cl
1 CUT HERRING, MULLKm-
. BttfE FISO; Ac. ;
BEST. CUBA MOLASSES and ruitijy
HONEY DHI' SRUP.
PU
RE- t'llVER VINEG Alt a'nd
JSILJIICEY . .
1
,V full StoeT5 of .iVa'rmef's Friend)
PlowsJ Points . and Bolts, nl ways otr
hand. J , I . J
SWKEDS1 Relinod, .Rwl, Square aud
Round Iron 'on hand,' of all the dllTerf
eiit ze at the lowest caslv price. ;
; COTfON IHOKS in all the latest and;
improved stales. ! ".
HORSE aid MULE SHOhS nncT
NAILS. " , ' . s
! CUT and ITNISIUNO. NAIIi o
every sicr
UraIN and GRA'SS BLADES. '' '
Vlufaet, eyerythiiigf in f the lUrdwtre
jjumy . . ( .... -
j.;'di'aiitlfiilltiieofi-''' ' 'V
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FLADIES JUSSES; and CHILDREN
I I TRIM MED and UXTRIMMED-
JjHATS.
RIBBONS. RUFFS, CUFFS nd COL
i f i. L ARS'lii1 every Style.' n .(r '
; IA full Line of GentlemttinUd IjiJI
NECKTIES.
Gentlemen and Boys' FKLT ant
tnd
STRAW HATS, in nil the .'.latest aiid
,newest Styles. I , : . , ; . Y
A' full linebf Men and BoyV. READY
MADE CLOTHING at prices tliat cai
not be beat.! s " ! . . 1 . : .1
UM BRKL1-AS and PARASOLS that
beats Jhem all nom'15: cents td'fJ. ' ' I
- If voh want to save money, come tof
WcCAULEYS.' where you .will And
what vdTntanr,rpr1ces-to'sntrvcry-
Tnankinf ine puouc iui iiwim
1 aiiil trive them 4hfe V worth ' of their
mouey ,t .j
,:; cii;iK;l Hi
llN. C.;r Hy 18.1H7d.
TONADES, LINEN DRILLS
patrouage ffiven mcr heretofore, L pieafe
myself hi Hue future, as I have tiioil to'
.low the n.ist. To' tr:it eveh'body rirhC
5
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