OBQ3lR.1j,OTTE j IV. O.TJ&TTS'T" 3, 1858.
INTXTMBBPl. 21,
THOMAS J. HOLTCN,'
Kditob & Propbiitor.
TERMS: . . ,;
Tim M.irlh.f'iirnlina Wliij willh.nffnrdirl In tub.
..rilM-rn t TWO KOM.ARH in advance j TWO
IXIM.AK AND rlrTY VENTS if p.iymeiil be
di-iavud liir Inrre iuoiillia;ang TI1KEJ-' IM'I.I.AIiH
it i lie end of' J"-"'- N'ipi'pi-r m ill lie diasoiu
tinned nn 1)1 u II arrearage, arc paid, iici pi at ttie
pti in of tl r.dilor.
Advcrtiaeuicnt.lneerted aiunc Dollar pcrennnre
(IK line, or b-.e, Ihbi.iaed type) for the nralio.tr-
linn, and 2-j cult fVirnr.tiennliiiui.Mc., curt nd.
,,rl,-,.i,..l. .nd SI.,r,ff'.Slr. charged (H-c ,
cei.l.ll'gherj and. deduction nf. I3J percent, will
be nii.ile Ironi the regular pricia, lor ..lverliatr.br
il,r vcr. Ailveiti.ciimit. Iim-rted monthly nr.
.mrb-rly , II pe, ,.,. f..r each ...i.e. ha...
Miuiillil; 7 cent, per .qua re fur each lime. . .4
rer-nrwn niHnn;1tirtf lflrrtin.enn
mnl m5
II Hie nailinrrni niwrmm. n.-pn n ...
be Inaerlrd Bnlil foibidaml chargrd ac.
torimtfly-
j f pf luia.trr. arc aiillmiiinl to acl aa a junta.
ni.irs! in-.irs!! iikiisj:;
I'rtilll III IIoalMII Ill-It ( MUlpilUfi
Al Xaiivfaclvint' I'i 'utti
t .i.Mi run i:m ,
J inch.
-I
UJ et. per f.t.
li
17 '
? - -
,...vT
....6H
....7-1 " "
...SJ " "
nanafaeturrd to order
11 Hr
I r f K A M I. K.SM IIKI.TS
at Ih rl fH.tirr.
cosM.ctixo imKEvt .n ".f '
orate... p.. ...... JW,rt A....
far turrit,
AIJW
I If 111 (a of all iiricripliona at 55 crula
J. It
1". j:(M)NK.
.;. 31. i-i-.
Itii ji join ri;iii in luiir.
T
1 1)1 K r.l ima of liar!itc and eurrennding
ntry are again ri eniidrd Itnl Hi- aub.cn.
lr la pfrMn-il al all lin. V rrpr ano mni n-
no. alio M..l.l. ana in II b. al po.aibU' ln.iilirr. I
11 .1 ... n ..I.i in.lruiiunl -n tut
,,,l" .n.u..d a. we - nnr.w.U. all Ihc ;
imLr-vrmenteatl-ebrd, l.l hr . "'"'-.
til .iaT mat an olrt inetrsn.etil nrll wi.l JUa.
tif, ;,,, .tall,c.n U ni.J. I aiult .a god,
i.j aa .wrrl a U ut, li.c a n.c iuiiuu.tin ittr
all. n n. w. I
lit alao in ti mI Vci p'l.j con.lanily n linhd,
si-: iv iMAXos
li 111 li.. m.al rr'.t l.r..t. ! m.nuUelmcra in tl.e I.'-1
11 i.l Si 1. ., I. n h nl be auld at nniif-Lluli.r'a
.-ir. with I
iroi,
1 rrcrivar
1 part pay for ata 1
er .riiii.g l tlnir .lu-.
Hi- ala.i ml. ixia kcp.i. r-"alalillj on li.nd, .
r ,t.i hnd in-irnninr. im aril or to rtnl.
A-? prrn h-vield inatruni.n'a, and are de.
a.n . ar'i tin in. 111.V i'i wll In. w llini
nxirr.1 tan t,.pt ti'fil t a.
.l l;. i.4ir ii.i.. and Ware II
I!. 11. i.i. over ll.i: ( Im '
II. ia 111 Tk.l.
t tl.e M unn . I
lUli.
ASA UKOROK.
(,,!,. J P. IS '.".
46-ly
H Teas! 'I
cas!!
FINK ASSOr.TMIAT Or i.llOU 1 fcAS
r'.i.ma n-. ci.MiUn ol Ut n. i.une
.limy li'
l.!..
ntlirr t .
Ilr.akla.t.i
n. Im
, i.r i
.t
11. M. PHI TCI I AII)'S
r-imVy Dtrng Srrr.
frj- Hcmoval.
I
I
and liie I
T
lilt: .ul.-rt.lK.r ml. .r.... I.ie fnrmi
publie g. n'f .ily, lii.t lie h a rrnx aed Ina
S..,i in lite old Bt.i.d ol V-.rr A II .r! r, unrf. r
I.. H H lilMn a' Hlurr, on Tra.ie alr.rl. Wbera In
i. p'ri-.r. .1 in alt. ii.l In ali nnlira in Ina line. II'
l.aa a 1 1 : 1 a l' w artirlea en b.n.l an li aa
Golden Cock, Colder Star Iiiutei'i and
Fiemlam
(OOK S l'OVI.S,
. v.rieiy f
l-Aitj.oi: sToyr.s.
A'o, i gnt4 a.aortnieiit of
Iim nutl llolloir.u ,ht, Ac.
A;' -f wlin h I will at II ln. p fur (AMI or tag.
I'J l'r.Jlltr.
P. II. RYEULY.
J'a.ll. lP;,a. 4ilf
Try It! Try It!
l.M IK II.II S raeeiurre Kirart ,.f IU'( III!
t .t medicine in Hie world t- r ln cl.aa
"il pr.ip-.aea to treat. Try li.
r .!e al
PiuciiAitDs ur.n; hoc
i.i
Dvc-StiilTs Dye-Stuns !
riliit; .. ry W.I ol thi. cl.iaa of rticl-a. e..n.
1 f-.m,a m Mil of Solution of Tin, Ksirnrt
' I. 'c -...!, .Hbiiu-al, M.idder.Ae., in..y be pur.
'i.o J low at
PIUTOH ARB'S
Drmf Mara, 1 !' Vmntr,
Varnishes, Varnishes !
A I.MH.t imk nnw on hand eou.ialing of,
. I.iii.,r, (opal, 1'o.ich Ibiilv, Klirniliire, in.
c ., Which will be aold for CASH lower
"Mil any other houav in I 'liarlnttr.- B.
H. M PRITCIIAHD.
H taVra.la tnd Btintl Ih ngi"".
lawm'. ( uiul.
Condition IN)vlers !
t.MIVKlm and. ithera niter.-.tr.l in BTOfK.
are aa.urrd that llit-ae preparation, arc mm.
ii.aen as health . ivina; n-me.lie to Horae.,
'II. , and all kutda at" Sim k. Fur asle .1
FKI I'd! ABD'S
H halrmh tnd Krtail DiHf Slnre,
lawin'i ( oasra.
1 'lliinje .,,, Siiict-vu'! sapuiii;,
d f (lie fir. I qnnlilv, at
' l-Ui'li iiinn. rini-rt ti-riiir
Ki:itmst) tv i.kidim;.
iMroKTim or
L', Llaeas, Hosiery, E-nbroideiles,
kc,
NO. in MKKTING STRKF.T,
OI'l'Oh- K IIAVNS HTHtET,
t llAKLI SI ON, rt. C.
L' K',IUi!. lllRMAt LklPt.-O.
f H'l'E rjiitirr.igmd havlt'g onlrrrd inleCopnrt
JL Dcrahip fur the purpise of currying on the.
Confectionary. Bakery, Fruit,
. AND ' - .
. iieiau weeery Business,
Hrf leav ;.l (.til tlier ntlrlitinn nf the eitlten. of
linr'ntm and .urrouinfiiif tMinlry In their New
Maiidun 1 rede Mrci t, b. tw.-eii Urtin ' sod rrans.
-,,i.'. .i s.,r,.i A l. ,.M Ki.,.,.l ..l.rr.
,,,, wolld OB KUVU lo am ill thrir friend, .lid
arqii.liit.iiicis. I ' f
... i , " " JIOODY A KISBET. .
Frhn a ,g-8 . ,, . ay if .
' r"n"'
f... on
J( Jj jllUimS & lO.,
- .- .
gg M.M.MS S IH U lift M: Mi M M.
- . . '
1 HE now rcrrivlng 4 lurct atirk
A and iil have wtekly aucliiuina
aa llieir wilea nmjr nquirr. Tljr
will aell U the liil aal Undo ut
a m nil eoiiiniiaainn. r ...
Our 7e.nre CASH " t OL1 KY F BODICE.
Wo ncrnpr llie aali Lnoum eland reanllr 00.
eupud ty I - M. Karmw.
1 Till. M lirt ktuiiilid lo pruriipily .rid aa low
aa jf prrai-lit.
H. 15. WILLIAMS CO,
TttJr Ktrrtt. 3 iaaf from lite Sni Corner.
Chatlutlt.Jtm.2f, IH.W. 47lf
WHOLESALE and RETAIL lEALET.S
DltV GOODS.
II . It II Altl'.HATS.V aIIOI,
.... r4HIiTH.'.C.
47tf
Variety Store.
Fresh Coidcclionaries, Fruits,
' f UK ohrrilwT rri ctfuPy iii forms the rili
I M t n el CharHiH nd urnuiiitn ennnirr,
u. - t I
Vrk,
Confeclicnaries, Fruits
I'AM Y UV ( V. li I I S, ( H." A K S
TOI.Al I'O. I I'Fi TtlVS.
... .
Illa.U'.'ll I II l I'llllM'll la, "
I lli." UfHIhn IIOHItV IIOItM,
V ln lp ft) a, .tili.iw Hiili.,
CTialia, Wi at-IJiil, Itlirt Ciig-
of cm; tmiy.
J. V. I'ALMKIL
Dn . i.Fiji. 4-'r
P. S. l.ii f w 1 on if tie a. rn a i.l a fir.t rale
B-ter. I am pr. p.rid I', luri.i.l. aup.ri'.r t'AkhS
at al.ort notice.
l!n e-! lint !
An Inu!l';'f Lrnituyfor HOUSES
X tl.e rrcijpt of One iKiliar
1 will mail to
i.eny f..r llirra
iiba. 'I lia re-
rer..n, a reei iit ot a n
; e e lnl" aufl. 111. f Ironi l."ll r (
f oir cly haa im far Meti brtarw a to
r.il III tnm worai.
eeo Ui io
n .t iii It nliel. Kurj man l o
uitl alwaya l.ave II. w ncript by
h.a Im,i.c 1
..01. 1
rh tl.l
tn..aed c.n he pr.nred by any irM.n at al
i.ra. If Una r. in. uy I'll I n fiten aa I oi
reel, the m-ney will U retuni-ed. A.li r.a. n. al
O.renetmto . t.uiili.Irl ro.. . I .
JOHN W.
RAKER.
ti'
Country Merchants
1 KK reaelfliny iiiviI- to call and riamine
nr Miialo priri a III r..lr lll.l O.S and
Mf LU lM- Ul up in alyle I" onltt.liy
I'liUl'UAliU,
ViWt 9l .4-arrrtf,
la i.a'a t'nisr.i,
Tttth otul f.Vir Syrinca,
1ST rrnivrdat
I'RITCHAKD'S.
1
thi: i.ivi i:
S.V Y..OI.AT OK!
l'ii:i-Hi:i) 11 i-K iinrwii,
rornpoiindrd rntirrly from (.niSt
r
itrrr, n t.tvi-aj sin
niMA. 11 bi. . i
al tM ae.4 m..r .w
.-- rt allm
. . a r.:.,i
f ca
M.irt Inclhe l.l"
..ii .l'.,,."
UI.Ioh. altaielia
h. ll.r, ,.. .r...,t.
I. leer In t.oeolfir
..!T..J 11' i'r,
ai.iT.
mI. noil, what la
m. I. ..II... ih. .louarb
X . f,.,."" NIKhl
1.1 Ih. b..l.
"'T, P, -.,H-..I.
k..l i-llmrfl
i','rivVi.'i
!iirhl.ra
.iba
i hulerw
. ..in i.r iba
, Jau"o.ll.'i'Iul!nL'.'-l.
11.. I Mollv lea U
mm . ' lir..l le IM 11-
a.- 1
, llrnl.v, hj aacMlag iba
iwi. , . an.ai. it.- nMMO.-l.it a a
nil - Aune. I hill I . . . r,
1 III I , loll. TJI'C. II .....
."I..-- ..II.......m,. y . ilh.. I41 If.iiIi I., im
All a. ba nae tt nee ala li.c fliele uuHnlanon.
lr.li.0.0. v 1.1 11. in. 01.
a r atla (Valer In Ike i.mtilli aallh the lne
..int.r. mni . allow Im.iIi I.mj. I In r.
THE LIVER INVIOORATOR
a a ai-iKvTiM viiiii-t. ni-n-.'T.MY. .1. m it.ne
'..'..ill nl.'lilM ii'
iM-naeel Liver.
saxrnaii a
Imleanle Attentat
N.. V. .k T .r..rr r
. . . li...... II II tl.e
P. SCARR A CO .
tiilotte,X.C.
HCNIS for Ih Jlritvrrv nt I'rriievI.
FOR SALK IIF.HK.- . -
Wm. A. Owens,
ATTOllSE Y AT LAW i
. -ju.prci.r. in ti.eroun.of MeckL;..,
j mm the nrriniiilinf coftnli'-P
Jn. S6. ItttH.
A TTOUSk t tg ( O VSiELWR AT LA W,
MAY ulwaye be foond at the office of William
Jiilinalon, Eq.
ay f'rumpt atlt-iiiinn girrn (n O1II1 ctinna, ri.
ting of Dinla, l'un jiincca, cVo.
V4.9. 18i8. 48tf
; Fresh Bread!'
J'BKSH FIKKAD for faniiliea, every niurniiir
at J. II. Piiiinir' ronfittiontry, one iloor
above the Ilenk ef Charlollc.
Jnn. 26, 1B58. 47lf
Notice
T
IIE FlIf.M of Fl'LI.INtiS tc CO. was dia. '
olveri by niOtuul eonr-iit on the l.tvlay of
J.iouary In rilirn.g from tlir Firm, allow
Dae to return my ainorre ll.anka to the citiirne of
orlll and South Carolina fur the liberal iiiirniiere
beainwed op.n ur, and to request a eoiitmunnre 1
of the Him for Me.ere. M'K IX aV HKATII.
who have aaaociated tlHrmai'lvi-a wih E. f-'iilhni;.
unuU r the Vinu ot H UASiiS, SI'BINUii h. I O.,
ho will eoimuct the i'lnthinir llii.iniaa on tl.e.
.a me terni. and with the sumc atlvjiiUigci a. here-
lolnre. j
The Noti-aand Acrnmita of Kulli.r 4V ('11. will be
found in the hauue ol W. A. Owuie, I- r c.lli etion.
NEWFIRM, I
fJIIIF new Fiffiinl FILMMJ HrR)N. A.
M- 'O, bff InJirt to ureki-nt thrniwlvi-ti lo llie j
tiijvM f NurtU antl Suih i-MT-Uum; and in to 1
in;. wi'tiif. rornririlT podctt n continiiaitfft? ol 1lie 1
hhrrMl ittiU'tuapr lcwUtWtii on tnc cll. known firm i
; of Fuiliiia & 1 a.
f would ir witli n'tich tiuriirc Uit we
Moil. of'.riif IriiK iiN ;iihI It.rj
i I.O II 1 1
Ever offered in this XUtte J
It fs a bold aMrrlion hut n erthlca true;
dHc e buy ttie iinttfrial and in itufadure our
own gotM'a, l tit-rt by aaving the utanufictnftT'f pro.
fit, which ia tt t'.'at 5 m r crtit. Moretjvrr, rvr.
ry iMfcl of ClotJuiif a)4afs anf.r tipria.
ua of me nt t(r firm, ni if nol wrt! inuiie it ia
not Ttr.tttr4. W e c-:n, tirelorc, wutrmM iUm ata.
king of at) fniK.a tlial o fn-m our liounr.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS -t CO.
.V.ry 18. 1 8ii. lUif
Raglans! Raglans!!
t art? rt-rriiiig y rvrry atcann-r, nil kind
of ati i lTttl iii'i(initl'if .
FI LLING, SPRINGS 4 CO.
lff 18, imr
r.inriti: m-itk,
A T any pri
& a. rli..n.
ior you my wjiit Anotlirr Ifilil aa.
bill m.vcrihfl?a ti ut-. Nothing like
Uciii roa;.r led wit'i a nmnnf..rturinr Ihh)pc.
FALLINGS, SPRINGS A CO.
,Vy 18, l .tiH. Itltf
Shirts, Shirts,
BTfHITE I.inen, White and Kancv Miraeilli-a,
f V lower ll.in the aanie kind cn be w-iiu.
lufcioird in 1 be I nil.-. 1 Sl.il. .. .t
FULLINGS, SPRINGS A CO.
Jn 1?, IC.H. luif
Boys' Clothing.
ri'O rrrnta c on!d any. y.-u ei.n find an ..
I ...rtmei.t at onr t bahine Miore, here we keep
all kilHta, wliH-b 1. well marie.
FI LLING, SPRINGS A CO.
,Vm 18, ltB. lUlf
tium. 1 m;i:.'
fy- A (iOOP Aaaorlinrnl of Mdtea
T4 ami i.eni . iruuaa, vancca,
,'.riN I II-e", A-e. at low prices.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS A CO.
iU-y IS, IHjH, lUlt
Fairbank's Scales.
fBlUK iinilt rmcurd, acmta finr
Jj. IMvae ju(ty calehrntrd Sealra,
Um'iter or
b'Utur J'uciii'fi Scalrt,
Grocer and Counter Scait.
Tlirae are more exU-naivi.ly uaed Ih.n nny oth
ers and have heca hinf and aevtrely listed, and
in every iu.t.mce h.ve eivcn entire ..iIlIjcIioii.
Knr anle at ,H.iarirei' I'rirrt, litlivered in
Charlcaton, Wilinint'ton or Peterbnrr;, Va. by
GILLIAM A PUN LOP,
131 Sycamore St., Peti-rabure, Va.
jlnrtfSO, 18jB. till
Iron and Steel.
f"4 11. MAM 4. Dl'.NI.OI' 131 Sveanmre Slr't
H I'eler.burg, Va., Importer, and Dealera in
Iron an.l Steel, unite ti. o attention or merchant,
.-.I .,...-..l.ni.. I. II... r I.r.. mnA I.-.II ......I ,
ad al.n;k of Iron and btcnl, cuiiipriaing
Swe.lea 1
II.. nun. red ..-
Wide i'longb, 6 to l ineht-a
Kneli. S ; I
Kerine.1 t IKON.
Kourui, Isqiiarn, and M il Una, nil lea
Ov.il, Hull Ov.l and Halt' Kound
Ilia.p. D . nil. Scroll
Ilorae and Mule Kline
Beat Caal Steel, T.ng. .nd Am. ItlieU'ted and Rt-r.
man 8b-el
They ar nlau arrnta for the sale of iVoam's
Sprtm OU ml At-inuuflarrr a purr.
ii 20, t.iS. tl9
Minn:
'
kCOTVH. Maekaboy and K.nvliah,
3M I KS, jual received, hOU Ibi
fieiilhuiell
. in bladders
anil j.ra.
Die. 1
h by
II. M. PRITC1IARP,
Irwiu'a .-oilier.
I?57.
Tin i(-i;in, T;il.c An I ice!
UAViao t.Ken .,i..ait. .i !
H e Inn. a, lam reccivinn, bv c.h puri-ha.ea,
.in iiuiiniiaeandaiUetedatocl. iil'Me.li ii.i a, riuni.
ieala, l.i.triim.nta,l.eala. Ac. lu which I laoat
rvairctlully invile ynai .ttention. ' ,
Ali ordera by mail or utbvrwiae. put up with
nea lau-a. and deapiilrb I
I AVlNl takeo a.lvantiiet of Ilia p.-eaaure of
II, M. riUTCIIARP.
lr w.n''. Coi'ior.
jSJr;V .re prepared lu luniiah nail Bondt
.TVaWToTU.iid i. raoiia in want ol a dor.b e
..i .eeornb.. Scale, w.tk all dc. vou re the onlv man that does it. I reokon, canal turuea in tue aoape 01 a uon-e snoc, uo ola oio.e um cyc. aga.u-i. ..o . reoeueratiutf the ad
.n,.i,oo. r . .1 . . .audou tbe opposite side was Virginias born facts tbat are now forcing themselves I rroverninent Mr B
acripiioua 01 . Iu these Darts. . .. ' ' f . -1 mm. r .:i
,, , t 1. 1 ri.. . c -r- - tomo, in all respeots similar to tne otner. on our ooservauou 1 no cm mi w of y,, Uaren. lie
JiatlTOIIU, l"" 4.-...c-, Hi- III tell ertn ' aalil Tlllltn. dellD- TL 1 t r... . I ll... ... ....r....e. .nmnorra an.l .. ....
WlU,u o,l Store tcaUs, . ' . enrA nJ " " Zl IZimZit.A o. ' , ', mZZ. have all been nar.lvsed I 1 1
I W.nld if! w t re Too.
What make, yno .it ao ailenl, Tom,
At aueh time thi. f
Look op and (mile, R'l Ijrnllicr mine,
. A5 141 ene w Iwt ' tTSTia ' " :
Vml never Vrpt a arere! fti
Frnirl little aiater Lno
Come let thin trouble off yo(i miiii! '
I wou'd if I were you.
Your aijiiinr tell, me you're in love
Thai fact I eannot !oubl
Why ble me, brother, bow you kluab!
, Well now the murder', oul !
Kav, never look ao ..id, dear Tom
D wiir will never do j
Take heart, .nd tell the lady', name
I would if 1 were you.
Kate Lre '. I know lier very well.
And know how ahe'a inclined ;
You've only jnat lo aak, and bavr
Dal li.vcr. are en blind !
Why, Tom, .he, juat in lote with you
Yf-o'll find my worda prove true ;
Be etoot of heart, and eonfi.li nt
I wonld if I were you.
What would you eighinp: lover, do
Without a woman, aid ?
And whnt nn earth ia there in na
To make you o afraid f
Mow, Tom ! yon march and find Mia. Kate,
And never look .0 blue;
Ppeak nut, and aak her lue a man
I would if I were you.
UTisccIIancmis.
From the tloalon (ll. m Branch.
SOSISSSHSf "Slit,
" Tlia LITT1.K .HATH."
Seem, to me. vou treat that rar-ed little
' "
brst with more politeness than I should,
said m rough-looking younir man to a shop
' keeper who had just done up three cents
....
w.rtb of sugar very neatly in browu pa-
per, ani tieu iv c.reiunj.
The boy in question had presented a
marked pbjsiognomy. From under his rim-
less bat projected a wide, full brow, deep,
'
sparkling eyes, and features full of energy
and resolution. Ilia f.ee and hards were
crurulouely clean, but LiscIotl.es were poor
.nd n.tehed. though not as tbe mtin above
1 i- .a . A U . .1 . -r. .
,.,Wi..,.w..
woman ponsesbin much force of character
a hard-working woman who had been"
reared in appartotly better circumstances
I 3
than those tbat now surrounded her, for she
was the wife of a drunkard. j
Tbe grocer was buy, and h evidently
bad not heard what was ..id, so tbe rough-
... b
looking man remarked ram.
I say, Viyroan, you're a queer one.
'How queer, Goss V asked the grocer,
thro-iog a scope or tea in tbe scales.
. ... ,r. ,t,ollt
W by yoa treat all the beggars about
hrre with as much consideration when they
come vutb their pennies, as tt ttiey uougni
by the wholesale.'
'And why shouldn't I!' asked the gro
cer, looking op with bis honest eye wide
open and clear
'Oh I don't know ; it's queer, that's all;
listing the string about a pack.ge he held
i- 1 j .l . r r ..
in his band ; the fact is, if I wasu t natu-
1 f , . ,
'rally tender towards the children, I should
treat them as I do from motives of policy,
. You see I'm but a youn man, snd these
brat, ' as vou call them, are growing up
I ' , 1 ' .. . . , I
, fast. Many of them, of little worth as tliey
'seem now. will become men of character,
j and men of business. Now I want to retain tbat a young Freucbmao aud bis sweetheart prions disappoint the hopes of the farmer of j( tnojlf, the beggar looked like an able
their custom,' be said, laughingly : their eloped and got ou board a vessel bound to obtaining a lair reward for bis toil. Every bdit,A ln.,ni ,,' wei.t over and asked him
1 e r.a ;il
pennies, in the course 01 a lew years, wm
turn into pounds ; tbeir tnree eciiw worm
. .... .1 l. - .1 - I '
I of sugsr will ohsnge into orders by the bar-
rel 1 shall have many a good customer'
. , , . -, T-.fl
among tbe brats; beside , ,i va always
I found that politeness pays well
Something in that,' ejaculated the cosrse
thcn.iinir dia bands in bis pockets. '
" - ...
something in tbat; but I never looked
it in that light before.' record, and I think by far the uioat likely
1 Tbe boy who boucht the sugar,' eonlin- ono
. ncd the proci-r, ' is of no ordinary mind, if i .
I am not nt.s-t.ken. If bis father was dead,) Weali ht CoLOHtD PEoi.Lli.-Th. Tla
VA ,.V him wi.h me into the store, and 1"- (U ) Uaxeite, of the Jth u It,
- . ,
itnak a man of him though I reckon i'-l,)ei
ture will do better for him than I could ;'
and the far-seeing grocer smilingly handed
. . . i-..i. tin.iA .l.il.l
a cent s worth of pins to a little timid cbilil,
whose-top curl jul reached to the counter.
Time verified the predictiou of Wyaiau
the grocer. There wasn't a shop in the plaoe
fc ,0 much small change was spent as
wuiio ri iuvh e ... . e ,
in Lis I for the children loved to go where
, f .j ( p actions or
ury woio uu e
rude sjieeehes. Tbey felt themselves safe
... .. ,, i:., purchases; the?
saw that tLeir rights were repectcd ; aud
It 111 well toowD that on sucb trifling aalea
much profit accrue, in tbe aggregate. Time
paffed, and Wjman tbe procer wag the most
popular tuan iu town. Ilia pleanaot fare at
fortj jeara waa greeted cverjabere. Young
men and mnidena always patroiu'ted W'j
man. It waa sirangr) I" ee the trsuifor
tnation that took place ao gradually. The
little dirt j faced juveniles abot up iuto awk
ward youths learning trades, and then grew
to reapcctable burineM men. Wyman en
larged Lis chop, aud built Lim a aplendid
bouse, ' all the fruit of children, pence,' be
often said, laughing'-; -- . -
tes, with tiiru, it phullo be polite ; it al
rays pays. It psys the Merchant as well
aa (he mechanic, tbe lawyer as well as tbe
phyrician. Urbane manners have been tbe
means of making many fortune, rrliilo the
eross-graiued Lave wondered why they
didVtgr-l aloTg. Tbe raughness thst'epeak.
its mind at all times and ia all places, boast
ing itself tint it Is only bone-it, bltfTt, and
straightforward,' is habit that demorali-
lea as well as insults. Ask ahy man yoa
chance to tee, if be remembers thoe who
treated him with urbmuity when he was a
child, and be wilt call hi name with a tbrob
of pleasure. Perhaps, too, he will couple
some other names with tbe epithet of ' old
raacnl !' and ' I've never liked that man I
wouldnt have dealings with him.'
It paid the grocer to be polite. The rag
ged boy, the drunkard's son, became a great,
j as well as a rich man. He established hi
jsad mother in a handsome residence of her
j own, and sent in unlimited orders lo the gro
cer. It was his influence that gave Wymaii
j several posts of honor in bis native city
:for the town became a thriving city, and
j when silver hairs bung on tbe shoulders of
the old man, and the young Congressman's
j name rang far and wide, spoken by admir
ing tongues, praised by men of wisdom and
1 sterling worth, it was no idle boast for him
to say with a smile of triumph, ' I told you
Politeness pays!
IM. A. D.
. . . . " . .
A correspondent ol the JJaltivK
,). ,i.eriliea thn U.t rntin
the sul ject of Reruardin de St. Pierre's
chrn,iU atory. Paul aud Virginia," near
lull 1.0U1S, 011 tbo l-Und of Jinuritius:
Uu .
shore, aud iu company with
took carriage for the tombs
tirginia. On leaving the
ou b"""'"1
nroce-eded lor
Al)0utsix wles fr0UJ to ,e pBS4ea au old
l!.ilini; nlmrrli mil fenm it ai.tin.m n. 1
pearauce were induced to alight, aud went
tbe .erv.ee. were over, though ..
mused ourselves by examiumg Its lutenor.
I bero were several hue patuuiigs aud abuud-
,nce 0r u ,o0ut ,ue aur oul the res,
of tbe church was anything but fine.
After leaving the church we proceeded
to the cemetery, where we were both pleased
,od iuUire3tcd, . r j
Aftr txan.iuing many of tbe tombs, vault-s,
Ac, wo got into the carriage and proceeded
further on until we came to a gate which
cousUted of two posts with a pole across,
wber. we alighted. The first thing that
I)el our Tew a iniii, 8ij,0i upou wlljcl
as written the words " It is expressly
forbidden to see the tombs of Paul aud ,
Yirgiuia." This however did not stop us.
k
sonje jistaDCe 0ff, where we inquired for
t, place tbe tombs were situated, and were
.... ,i;.,,.,i.n.i. ij.i .k.i .I... K..
biud the houa. We passed along a narrow
cauaMiko stream of water for about lOUO
yards, when we came to oue of tbe tombs,
u...r- . ....ii i.,:.!, .k.,..t a
lout high, plastered over. Near this tho
ud could one believe tbe story and look
upou ibis spot, be must have a truly hard
r 1 j
ut-au uui iu uaa.it.THiu uy ia. itcrciuaiu-
ea about half an hour at aud about tbo
tombs, aud although closely watched, one
of tbe party succeeded in geitiug a pieoe
mortar off and pocketed it,
The archives of the goveruinent here tell
, ff . w f tbe tale written of
P.ui ...j Yinnuia. It amounts to lb s
tu'" pioe neiore lucy eouiu gei mirritu,
,rriwiug ,t ti,e lslnd a terrible storm
arosa auj lua vessel was wrecked. I'aul
... i 1- -e , . 1 L '
could have saved Yir-iaia if aba had been '
willing to remove bcr clothing, but this sbe ;
refused to do, aod as he would uot leave I
of W(!M arowlJ
Wbuu la.-t seeu pa tbe vessel, they were
cla-ped in each other's anus, aud when
th'eir luidies were found they were iu the
lb. l....b n.nr. ll... l,.lf
';" : ..r,
latalvsthat tbe piautaiiou oi tne iaie o.iu-
r U.rri.sou; some three or four miles
jay0u Goula, was purchased on the Oth,
by tbe son of Cjprien Rioard. a frca wo
uiau of color, for S-Jf.ol'U, al Sheriff's sale,
" " -.
1'be mother of tbo purchaser owns a lare
piautaiiou tbe neighborhood.
Peatii ot' a Miser. A mau died a few
dsys since, aged III, iu Cambridge, Mass.,
who bad lived very poorly, aud was not
supposed to own any property, except the
house aud lot in which he lived. His heirs
ou searching the premises, discovered spe
oie of various eouutites and denominations,
to tbe amount of $jd,(K0.
' WIIE THE WICKED nt'LE, THE fftl.
PI.B MOURN."
Such is the language of Inspiration, and
such is the eiperienee of all nations.
We took oocnaion short time ago to call
th attention of our reirdcrs to the neceaidty
of being no longer deluded by the fry Of
" Principles, not men," but, in the future to
have more regard to mftytir charac
ter their antecedents their eonduct than
to their profession, of popular principle.
The well being of every nation depends
quite as much upon the munuer of the ad
ministration of its Government, as on its
structure. It matters not how good the eon
stitatvoo the organic law of any eoirrrtry
may be,, if it ba admip'mtcred ty faTthiuSs
or incompetent men it will be a bad Govern
ment. Under any form of government
which can be devined, much must be left lo
the discretion of the Executive. Ilumnn
wisdom entiaat foTesee all tbe eontinjencieij
which may arise iu the lpe of ages, an't
hence it cannot make provision for them
The Executive mut step in to supply the
deficiencies, and if the Executive he want
ing in wisdom or fidelity to the principles
of the constitution, dctfiincnt ensues to the
Commonwealth. So it is in ecclcsla-ttcal
matters. Our holy religion is as pure as
the divine source from which it emsnsted
Hut,- when we fiud hypocrites and knaves
nfiiiirterirrg at its altars, becomes a chosen
means of the Prince of Darkness for the
detructicrt), Instead of the saivatiou of souls
Tbe character erf lhec1cTsy impresses itself
on the Church, and profligacy and corrup
tion become thn order of the day.
The British constitution hss beerr thn
same durinsj a succession of generations.
Hut how diffirrent has been the cb-racter of
tbe Government when admini-terod by the
Vccile John, the arrogant Henry V I II,
or the nrofliu'afe Chnrles, mi the one hand
or the wise Aiireu, ' " '
(Im amialilp nnd CICC lent ICtOHS 00 the
other ! Why is this The Government, in
its structure of principles, is the same.
l lie flitlrcnce IS, in us aiimini-irniioii, nn-i
that difTteence depends on the clraracter of
rhose who administer it.
So the constitution of the Vmted Stat.-s
is the same now, tbat tt was 10 the dsys of
Uashinwton.' Not a line or a syllable of it
has been changed vet who will say tbat
the Government now, is like the Govern-
tnent under Washington ! hat make the
difference? Simply the chapter of those
who administer it.
Washington was wise,
nrl virruniK and firm, and uneifi-fh : riinj?
u r
" steadily fixed on the great interests of
the whole country, while some other -peep e
I c"i t-iiih"-. "y
lf Bpnreci(,ting l0f,, BCtiments which
mere tools of party. With such men party
success is the snpreiiin ohject of amhiti.-n.
Goinj into office with their hands tied by
P"t.n obl..-ons tbey dm,n'ster the
wovenimeoi wu.ioui, rci.rluuo v, t. '
t"""' inierasis, out whu lie. 0.0 pu. v, -
advancio,: the cause of their party, by re-
wa'ding their friends and puuisbio- .heir
enP"lic
W c wish, then, to impress on the nnnds
of our readers, that we have a good govern-
menf, if it were only well administered
Tl'e fault not 'n ,be construction, but in
those who adm.n.ster tt. I he principles
provis.ons of the constitution are
ound and right, but the practices of
those in the high places of the laud, are
vicious, and esseutially wrong,
If PP' tl":n. C0lue nP to the,r
They must see and feel that some-
roMeo iQ Denmark." There is
mal administration somewhere ; for. as be
"?ra re'naraeu, uu
II
ri'ht. Then let there be a change of the
administration. Let good men. men who
command the confidence of the country,
taka tbe places of those who now bear sway.
and peace and plenty will soon fill all our
borders.
wiiocan ueoy tnat our snips are rom i.g ai
our wharves, that oar factories are closed
, ,tj,... ,, 1 .
v laugiiii-mug .u.w.
er resound with the ring of the hammer,
aud tbe noise of tbe saw, tbe plane anJ tho
file? Our public works are suspended, or
but feebly p. . ,uted-our interior bank,
are eurtailn-' :ur exchanges are deranged,
aud confideuoo is destroyed ; our teeming
fields yield abundant crops, but depressed
ui.ui,u j
as ure independent of tho action of the
uoveroiueut. I lie cotton pianr-er auu me
.,1 A ...m.I, K. w tb.lr I.r...
tobacco raiser flourish, because their pro-
duct ions seek a foreign market of which tbe
eotislituiioual proosion mhibitiug export
duties, preveuw tb.ir being deprived bj
tbe government. These branches of "' i
dustry nourish not by reason oi any am ai-
lorueu tiy me aumiuisirauou, qui. iu p'hc
of its blunders.
As a ircneral tbiue. distress ommercial
revulsious increased resort to eoirts of
justice to coerce payment of debts, aud in
dividual bankruptcy pervade the land.
Money is pleuty at the commercial centres,
but it is tbo result of a ct-jestimt which ar
rests tbo healthful circul.iliou.of the lite
blood of trade. Stagnation, sort of na
tional apoplexy, resulting from tbe undue ac
eumulattou of circulation iu tbe bead, al tbe
expense of (be extremities, alllivts our
eouutry !
All these things, we charge ou the mal- j
admiuiatralion of the Government. Hut
these are not all:
We charge that while the country ia thus
suffering under industrial syueope, the gov
ernment is revelling in wastetul extrava
gance!
As if in derision, the President prates to
Congress about economy, and the reduction
of the governmental ape uses. . He is al-
some friends 1 ge elevation ano u.gm-y wu r ,,e o. v.o fM A j( ,f(.fl f , ,
of Paul and , father of his country ! reeling that they . -. cert.,i(ll . (or a wllieli j, al.
town we entered me creatures o Par,y. anej r.j , vociferous in favor of economy !
a Sue road, aud urce fom , ,-y V . "J V""' I If this thing is tolerated by the people,
Mvu.rvnli-a.aaii.lv. 'in to sectional feeling, and becomin; the , , ... . ,J i. ..
Ways ready with professions ! Practice is
very different thing! His principle is
eeonorry his practice is eztravugince I
Is not this ao! LeS tl's.look at the facts.
Wheu Mr. Buchanan came into office, there
was arr ffrouuiulated surplus of hard money
ru the treasury amounting to rfcvB Tek.-Y
Mli.LIo.-sS of dollars, which his predecessor
aud others supposed would be augmented
to TiriwTV or possibly I'iFTr millions by
the 1st July, fs!57. The fublie mind wad
agitated iu regard to the best mode of dis
posing of this euoruious accumulation. All
concurred tbat it would be dangerous to
leave it iu the treasury. Some were for
Uinributing it among the States. The mors
arftlaatrrr-ih, aan Cue follawinit Uo Jrfckxmi
precedent of leS3d, aud rlepotitiitg the sar
plus with the Stnle. No oue doubted that
the surplus would exist for the government
was provided with a current rotenim, which
suuording to tbe judgment of a Uemocratio
Ctfrrress, a'nif a tmiioraiio President, was
sufliiiieut to pay all current erp'en'ses'.
Rut bo did matu.-r.-i turn out I What
became of tbe boasted surplus ! Acting 01
tbe principle of the rUb priest who, feJie
ing that a keg of whiskey, which had been
brought into the parish, would corrupt bis
flock, drank it all up himself! Mr. Rich
anan, uuwiliing to trust the pi-ople with their
o-ii money, undertook lo spend it all him
self! This wis a very effectual means,
certainly, of defitatittjr t lie measure of dis
tribution among the States 1
Mr. Huclmnaii and his party, thereforr,
hive not only spent aTl the Cttretit reve
nues, which were e'tiuia'eil by uen I lercp,
and the Congress of 1"C6", as euffioient to
meet the wants of the government, but they
have HI'KVT ALL Til It bUIU'l.US OF SKVKN-
TKSN MILLIONS, WMIi.'K TIIISV FUUMJ IS TUB
TKEASUKV '
Nor is this the wortof it ! Not satiu-.-d
with spnnditijf all the current rcVenucarrd
, tllH wventeell ,ujii0Us of cash on han-f,
... , . , ,. . .'
.'Jr. liuchiu iu 11 nil bis party have spent
TWtC.NTV MILLIONS OF i'KKASUKy NOTES !
After this was gone, they borrowed twenty
, nt ...., i,:i, i,,.. .I-,-.
i B . . .(vertuillL,
' for a third sum of twenty millions mora
tb(j vt t of ihU vlrtumK luil
eC0110inr, Rd,ui..istr;,tion
( u, tiljllk d( 6 Mfv cltijens ! Mr.
... , . ,,.,. ;rt nihV- n.u ainoo ith
' , . ., 1 h.-,7. neriod of siit.-en months.
, :,.'., ,, 1,. 1,.. .,, ,11 ,1,.
' , ' " a : ,j,,iti
... ,, '. .. , . ,-......!
,. , . . , ,
1 ,er l"8 reasury, aim iwpir
llorrovt'itl r a ti)irJ SJIIIof T,
m!lktjr thJ ra,
spent aboit forty iniuioiis a yar, and th
peoplo rose up, almost as oue man, aod
burie from offivo ! If he de
; f
escasr-ed
what is
' to be tho measure of reprobation due to the
; preseul administration whose expenditures
are more than double '
Iu lH4n, the people laid aside old party
prejudices they harmonised differences of
opinion on u.iuor subjects th-.-y postponed
to a more convenient season, the adjustment
of subordinate q-itvions, and actuated by
one great patriotic impulse, thuy came to
gether, under the banner of au bouest old
soldier, aud achieved a glorious political
revolution.
Judging from the sinus of the time', wo
believe they will do the maw llilnsf in I tif.
They are tired of " principles they want
"men'' honest men they are tired of
professions they wai t cju'luct .honest
cortilitet. They intend tc eject tho unclean
birds from the federal ne-t! They iut-nd
the honest and pUriotic men of all par
ties intend to lay aside old differences
to forget old quarrels to come together
like brethren under the banner of some
tru-ted leadnrto aecomrlish the great, aud
holy, and patriotic purpose, of purifying and
ministration of their
lel.anan is the disciple
was the apoiOiM-t of
has been treading
he came into office.
aod we are greatly mistaken, if iu I-!) I ho
does not share his fate liich'nond H'hig.
"Couldn't Arronn It." Some months
since, on the corner of Nassau and Spruca
streets, a b.-jar had taken his stand, aud
day after day asked alms of all who pass-
;,
.li.... iba (..-.n.f riietinn of a. n.a build.
I. A gentleman who waseniaeu in super-
( t (oul nJ, llk-e ,,j wors, an 1 onore'i
Lim , d,;ir a d,y. i 0 his surprise tho
Leir rar replied " I couldu t affjrd to work
. ' . ... ..
for ti,.,. price." "Why uot T" was the an-
gtf .. it.Ciltt4e I average a dollar and a
,f a day here, begging, and I can't affird
lo 0.elho half dollar." He ooo after ttiov-
l from tht naud. This is a speoinn-u of
itre(,t br?.,ri,. Tu.y oau't afford t work.
j. ji
A Female C.sas.ivu Among the
passengers loi-t ou the ill-fated Peuu-y ivauia
was an old iady, who afier seeing her hus
band and children instantly killed, refused
to be rescued from tbe wreck. Stio replied,
lieu aid was ottered her, that she bad noth
ing io iive for ito, aud preferred to share
the same fate that hud befallen hi-r family.
She had been blinded by tbe fiyiug frag
ments, aud was suffering much pain, yet alio
would not receive any aiUtK'- b'H stood
still on the wreck, and perished in the
flames. We have this statement from a
ell known cititeo of Jeflersounlla. S'"1
AltMimj Trtltune.
A lady reei-t.tly cleared her house of Hies
by putting honey on her husband s whiskers
ben he was asl.-rp.' 'IV- flies stuck fast,
and whin h w.-nt ou' .. the bouse he car
ried them off with hi i .
and a bore the current revenues, svrnt in