"Be f.ie io Sod, fo;oqlr fiowfrit, ;rqr) fo HoJr
CHARLOTTB, INT. p., OCTO-BE-IE. 26, 1358,
THOMAS J. HOLTON,
KUITOK & 1'HOI-KIJtrOR.
,., ,
Ihli.Ms:
..S
ImViXAIW AND nri'V I'KNTS if ,, i I
:il for thrta month.; and TlIl.'KK HOLLA US
i tile- end "I" Hi" year. Nop" per will be diacon.
I.ntird unlilall arrearage, are- paie, i xci pi at Hit
,,,,11 hi l the Kililor.
A.l rrli.iii--uli" inarrlcd nl Ona llnllar per square
(10 line, "f .'ed type) lor llit- firat inn r.
tMin, and cent fnreaeli continuance, ourt ad.
uilmiiirnla nl SIiitiH-'. Sal.-a charged '.'.' per
t . higher ', n d a deduction 0133 per cent, will
I mde !" Ilic regular prieea, for advertiai raby
tlie year. A ii verti.einent. irtacrlcd monthly or
q-i.ij-it.rly , it ft per .(guar, fur chcIi lime. Stun.
i.i.intVy 75 cult, per iirc fnr eeh time.
IVrxina when .ending in their adverliaemrnla
nni I murk the number of tn.'-rt denr-.i or
ivy will he iiiM'ileil until foilml miJ charged c.
. . ' . .. I
j f ml III i hilts arr VUMH-rizi-u nun m t-i,'
ju:lis: jji:lts:: in:irs:::
I ruin lli' ISlii niip:i ii ) ,
At Mfimuftictuiti' J'tirrt:
MI rui( l;
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I HAM I.KfS IlKl.Tfi liiunul'jctul(d ti
lt th. rt ni.tii e.
( owictim; iinsi:.,r t. it i.n, f r
. riti ini -n ur , srJtttd ilmrl jwm lir Stun,
httmrrt.
AI Wli
I" l ItlMa of all de.erii.lioi.a at ,'' r. r
l.r ji-.iin I.
j. ij. r. ikmi.m:.
.V..y 3!. I.-J". I-'f"
TTAilee C?fevn
vaiiuiy uiiUic.
Vcsli (onicctioiiarics, Fruits,5
Ac., At-.
'lilt-; auh.erii- r p-apretfu! y d-lurn. t' i
. ,"v ..- r;
,. ... . V.t
onfectioneries. Fruits,
fam-v .iti i:k i i;s,i k;a hs
TIHA(( O. SMIT. KIVS,
fltfnit .il Iiiolritiii-t'tilo.
i ii'. i; hoicks jioiutv iioicm,
... . ... ...
i Im ll. . M illott Htti',
ll.Wlk. -1 l k-wlMil'l. A IHI '
of (Hi; witty.
J. I'. I'Al.MI-.ll.
fjlf
I'
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I -, inniiol to ie.. -i.ii aoai.i.l . A h I
Teas! Teas!!
K1 Ml NT 11' (i' n Mi TKAS
n. I,..,,
.1.1, .mi. w.l. r. Y.i l-'iali Hi.
r ...r.-tn., for ..i .t
in ri-iii.-ox Gir.iiM.x s
I -imi.y !).( .N,i
l.omovnl.
'II K .
t l ifofma l.i fiiin.-a and lUfc
rally, tt.it Im- hia r, niov. I In.
i -ii,;
S ...j i . ii,.- old at ,n. o! M i..re At ir , im.r
I. N. IN i.:i..io' .-lorr, on Tr.le air. , I. h. ro In
i ii. .,.r.-.l I utti nd t-, all or.'cr. in lua In.. . ll
iu. in.l I- aiti. Ira on I... tnl am h
Golden Cook, Golden StarFlanter's and
Premium
TOOK STOYHS,
I- ! 4 .riety of
IMItLOK STOVI.
S.x , ,-, j..J aBvnrtl.it ll t of
l ltl ;iiiI lloll.:il f. tV-.
A ! f al.nli I ,11 , ', ibri.). l-r ( All .1 I . .ill
I.. I'r,:
I) II. liYMItl..-.
J . n II, !".'... ''
Try It! Try It!
l.IHiil.!)-SffnirJI.lrito Ul'' IM
fie lit t nicoii-iin- In toe w.nl.i for lln
it -r..j -eic to trial. Try it.
r- r I.- at
lil i'CHL-ON & G1HDONS IHM'i!
, o in'l
Dyc-Stulls. Ih c-Stiill's !
r tnl-; y.-rv brat of line el .f nrtiel, - ,
1 ln, in paiti l Soliilo.ii of I in. Unr.i-t
' I..C ,1 oel.iiieal,.M .il.i.r,.-.e., i.i- v
iiirn'insdN ciddhn s
li mi; Stoie, Ii if m
V:irnilu;s. Vai'iii.shc.s !
4 I.AIJ..K alo. k now on band c..nilin of
'ii, Ac, Whirl,' will b'- aulii tor C.t.S bir
I nn .Ill ullo r Ionian III t loir!.. He. Hv.
iiinciitsoN et ciur-oN.
M4li. miJ U'lKil li.-c ir.
l.H is't i UHNI...
Condition Powders !
1,1 Ml M l.lt-4 and tith.ra int.-realr.l in tT' H K,
are ii.miii d thai tllL'.e pr p ' rallolia are un-
'"'!"" .1 At hi ilih (..ivnig reii.'.nta In ll.ir. a,
'lllr, and .11 Uin.la of Sloca. f or anlc at
IIKTl'lllStiN' A (MIlllON'S
1. ... ..J I.I.....J lt...a Xl.,,r i
Irwin') 1'na.Nra.
lliiiiK ;tii Sin toii'ai Spotlf,
01' Ho- hut qu.ilily. at
in "ii iiiuN a tiiiiitovs ii;k; ki'okk
sunn:
W' " I II, Maekalioy and Kll.; Hall, (ielltle
'''M IT'S, ju.t rri t iv. d, KMI lh. in bi:
'"ij'ia. Sold low lor ea.h by
llirii'lllSON X (MHIION
' i. i " ii, Irwin i
Tuih inl l.ur Syria firsy
' -1 r .-.,vedat
" iff jri-rVOY.y i.jmk-.x
To Church Builders,
! ,L,'MKTHomlrrmi;al"!';r,:U','li,'Vfr!IK f Youn,, & Willin,,,. i.llii. l;y!f-,E.ullserll,r liayin, ,.urc,.aad .l,e Steam
' " a mMIHJIHsl 1 llllll II iii it.. town fit . JL niaaolvrd by mutual conaent. lie c. , ' B' ... M, ,. ; ,. : ..i.,,,. , . . , ,
'Lincoln Iloilo,,,, of lirick fJ by bi feci with count, ot the firm will be W hv 11. . William.. . J . ''" J ',,:'?. ,: Jii v! ' . i
I lower Ul ficl li.i-li I W Vot'VC ' lllc" 1,1 U'e niglienl
ii.' it. williams. tr.r;hM... ..,. ...
i;"'1,1." 1,0 " h ' 01 ,-,,c-"- , IS, lrV.8. 84;f deliv.rcd ki.r dcir t..w.
Ihd. .re milicitiil fur ilie work entire.
" " " " " Hrick wurk. I
" u u M I'MriienUr'. work, '
" " Lumber.
riillin, i Ii rpi rifuiitioliii in i.'.t.iil, n'T br r n j
Jurki,...
'I'll committee will fuuiiali, ifrlr-ireil. tl,o rhy
to maU the brick ua ulao the- wi.d to bum llitin.
I I lie r u u ii 1 ii 2 riHiiua ul v . II. .Micliul or J. I .
SAM L. LANDKK,
J.VO. HOfiKK,
II. W. AiSKKNATIILY,
J. C. JKNKIX.S,
V. II. MICIIAL,
II adding Vomnnltrr.
Auzvt 21. IKS. IXI
:U0( AUIES Or LAM)
voit a. :.
435. g 'i ri:iu-r.,!e n, i..i,d txty
J. in I n.iiilT, lmtr mj&Z
1,'il'lnr I rnh ami irixikiu t&liJt
liKm f reek, ki.oni n tin- Smui
I. anil, ll baa ttn nirieve-d into tbne li.. !
t.ne U... t mi nt: 'i :! r. k. tmt- SOO iicr i
and niie 2." ;i.re, nil cuiit puinn In i-arli min i
S nl I. .mil iimll .u,ti d In Uie rulliviti"n i-l ent
. t- n, ri-rn, wl. nl
uthir aui-.l! er
-I wi I
t.tu .l- fur Itr
'C -ur.-.. ll
ily .'.ii
ii. ill .nee of tin.- I harli.t'o unit Vi!ii.ingtoii lt.nl.
mud, hi,. I m ., in iii ii in the 'i.!d r. -,. n l. tu.in
l' 1..j:.i Mill am: ll.t- ll..:c V.w. Coid Ii... iilr.a,. v
bl en (ll-l'OV r ll II llitft ii It of the I. ilid ll.o II
a llf l.ili r f nnl .iii.
I alnn , llVr lor ..le a Hi' M T 'K I. .WD 1 in,;
Hi Yora iL.triet.S C. on liio f-n--i I n . U . join.
' iiijj the l.n.i i f I! ii- r Spm g .ml mliera, eon.
'tailili-g :50 ai-r.. S.idl.al.-I I-In-, l, r.. r.
m t the In nl I oi t.,i, I' ;.,i,! it. ..in in V irk I .n.
i a,-,. t
V. 1'. I.MI'.--)N
i;if
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Equity Cash Sale.
JSv,-'
,.r I :,t I. No.
or in it Su.
I lllllvtll , 1
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l"H-l I "U t. .1 II..
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Slr..i.--.T I'rKeal,,! t-.i-.e....uitt.d to a
I V.iiiHbla Chilybsate and Sulphur
CDPTrJP
. Oriilll-IT.
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,,,), iM,p. -. II lur.i-r. I,.i."i' on ibc
1' 11 J l.M.Xl'.i m r.
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!'a V i It rill.Hl
'UIK .it .:. r--r. . Its
t - m--i I' ' r ,-t
,ruiifn-lioiiaiT, Dakcry, Fruit,
Retail G ccery Business
, II, c If.. v.- t- rail ll . Min.ti .n of the c-.liwi.. of j B AVINtJ b.Mij;l.t t!.e entire. tock I
! h.rlo.ta .,1,0 .u.r..u.,o.i.s country to tb.ir N . w j 0 1 1 of ? XV
ic't!;!l.'",.V'ipr!.l'A '.an,' o'ld'sirml. wl:'.!. j iL'-il W U flll'S. Jt WI'll V, tV f., i3 1 Nil
j they mmilrl t-e -U..d I" . e ll Hr,l fni:. -';,., (, itb A It.. It... II. I .Uil.nt..M- lie bll.
! " ' MtK'UV M.-DKT. : r ..'v't.M ll! 'IVail-reuMor!,'!.8.'1 l'rry OJ
j j j,,., in. i un- 'sTyQ
j I'll t ! i:iita. T.il. f iilict'! j J
j an .... ,.r an.: a. I-,. . .. ,t-rk l .! .fr.,,.-., nrra. J A. t-M t& K IU, A At. Mj ml Ma?
li1Vl!uUv,M.v.te''y. ur'ati.-i.t'on. ' '"' " '" FAC H ) U S A M ) ( () 31 AI I SS JO (TOrn
::r.,:."r ,,,u,r-in;1 lUudAii Y f
ill TCIIIM'N it GUIDON. 'i.-: tie ...I, f tvtt t;,.,-. F-our. ...d .11 IJd
Dec. 1 I. ,!,'. Coin. r. IF h in.l, of I ', -ui.ln I'r-.eu, . "
.. . I ti:V,r.-,.nli . -IranlM U l,.,iv.-a,i.-harlrft..n,S C.
....... . It ! 1 Ae.oni.nc to ti r l.ri.-a ,1 Ilie (U- ..rlntr. "FTTTT
I III, 1,1 l.l. jahir, mil not ni.ilTK, tirectly or ine.rt.t. f'l
I V I 0 ll A T OK! I "' p" "i ' Jim
, Kim. .k:.: AI. ,la. S. S. Farr.ir. II.-. -l.era A ..iV-.rr-i.
uiii.onii I. d iittii tit fruiM.niH, y m ,; ; VV i i! Al"',J V -rn va
J" l:.1. TJ." '' "' , tr. ; i,,. , , ,,. s. C : Tl-..ii.aa M.l.ore. fr.. N. fv 3 jNj
I,.. ...i ..i.... ... i .i m ! It. I.iv. . A U. la vant. fl,..u-r.S.f.:f..l. F. I f A
" ' . ' '. - I -.(.(IIINNl JW J a4
i-- .... I"' - :.-i ! v,M-.Y. A. I..itt.. Kan . C..I. !. N.St..w.-. I'r. . laTai
I a- ... ' - .a.... a- , - , , ,, -,,,i , , v i-.1l, II ,'.! i K.l I
J i ... . ... n : ...... I-.. I ulmr v. N. C : J. I.. I'.xon. knoiMil. . Ten ii. I
I! a . - .1). Williams ( o.. I m J
t '...,1 . -i..,..'. 1 P- t o - . i u.ai .... I aa- mm a a a . a - a a . . '
.. ,..f ,., ,. ,., im. tn.-ia ii ii. a -.a .aa in .....a-, a. .....--a,, - - n..j -
i .... . Z. ,!.. ..........'... !. viioi.i:s ii. i: tiiKi ici:rnr, i
1 1 . ;,.r.";... . 4 ' .i.irk. ,th
- 0 -- - f i J a'Sl and will lone wt.hl,- ..od.lion. 3
pui- . ., . ....,.,..,....,,,... ty. -.. f ii. ine.r a.nea may ri.iinr. i oey
I .... r-.w ' 1 1 will ac'l to llle v. In. liable Irade H
j i mil. i.M.fc,... , -.-I no, I. v. l.iii I. tr Ymre Af .riii iitt I'AHt'l -.. ; E3"i i
'..,. i. ...,..-, -,,,... ,.i k..i.-a,a.k enpi.d by T.'M. Frr-w. ', .Jrnil tvU 1
1 r,''i"i..r,a...;wi'.!. !,'.','.f,.i; "la""'" 'I Ml.1.1- 1 '".IiI.KS attenoed to promplly and a. low
i ,17"'.:.,";'.':','.,:: r: i.w''.,.":;."" ,h "" "" " tl"'" ' 11. r wu.mams x co , j A
; V';,r:;',';:,?,'.' f" 'l'.l",;.'.','l',T,.",.. r.ajjr Afrrer.a . pom ts, m. (., !
ll. U llra.ln. I.r. ' ( An; ,'oIr, 0. -Jti, I C:.S. 47tf I "i'V
.....ij-. , ,-i.k-o,,,,:...,o....ih. .. 1 -I, W
! -vpp Wm. A. Owens, -wjra
i -'HHH .i t roit si: r a r lau, mM
,i . .i i ,t.i,ii,lt III.,.- H 1 1.1, I'r.ii-l.tt- ill Hie l onria oi ..i. ckii nnure , ,
ih... .. i mm s.....r ...a ,i... ai. I i tu .
i 'r.; r , ':v. .'. '.V 2 a romee ne.fiy .i.p..it n. i't omee. Tf' 5 1
.1.:. . ,.. i. ,-. h ,, . .. . .. ' f n 1 i
! SiSS ? SAM 'J, F SMITH,
: ::,h.,or:T.'',,'.?..' .7. i r7tw.vK v 4 covsshlijor a r la n CZH
s (,,l11,',l,v: v.v 1". "" ,r "" "" v !-. i... i..,..i .t ,.-. ..tM ,ii., 1
I a- Hla Wal.r lo 111, ,,.lh llh ll.r Invl- "1. Johnston, Kaq. kvJ
'"- "'' " """ r"" r- ( rr..iiipt all. nun,, giv. 11 to Collection., v. n- IK
THB LIVER INVIOORATOR ,, n- , lie, f (Mivryunt-cv, A r. j
.J fF " Fresh Bread!
i.l.le-r. ; p ,sf-0, n . r-r-iao r.. si (... ..... N. vi. , , RAD for funiiln a, every m-i'iiing
i wtmii-anli. l. ni.i J1 j ) , r' Conft-t tioiiirv, one door
I i..''"VV.,:"iV V-.-.T iVh.', ? i'...:": al.vtl-H,.,k of Charlotte.
- jM, 1, p., . , .,.., v ,.':. i Jm. -jt,, iB..a.
- ' rlL.n,i?lv:,v.:,rr."a,.v.::L.,.;M,a;.ui .
I ,.ilW I, all I','.. ' 1
j F. SCAKK , CO.,
i ( ii'...., .V. f. I
Dissolution.
MANSION HOUSE
u x i) i ; it x f.w a u s i i u i : s.
Am. raiMIS I'niiimiiiliiiiiR ii M irnificent
I A4TTTj -- KSTAIIMIIMEXT baa re.
. l-fllleeeiilly enmo under Ibc perwiml au.
&vBimB fKmrnon of llio .ubacnbrr, w!io re.
pi-ciiuny iiiii.ouneta 1 m. jnrnat ami the tu.
J bo ninde e-n Ilia p-.rl, to p.lean- jtt inr rirt(cul -
i' jg
vr.i l.iMj ruai.io larccMLi.r, thut ever i Hurl win
lha,lMf, Aug. I, 1808. SUf
JJniss& Coiuposition Castings
SAM prepireil to inr.niifaclurt ull l in-'a of work
in tlic libnvc line of hi:-.nrar. 1 would Call ,
t!u' i.articulnr .1111 nti.in of llioat- that liove nulla nr i
fi.rt.-rv". or any kind of nuclnner y thai tin
iition of durability for mill ml... that 1 liae ,
one- of my eve n. and 1 bave neyer h.r.i of any I
thing Hint would aland lull' iqual fT it. I will
warrant lln-iu to run five )e-.ira. There are aniue
of my in.iku lli.it have bun running fi lien and
tm ii t v vcara. I i-ould furnifh ni-ire- than a I. un. ,
i!rrd i-i-rlifielie nfila i.'iirability.
To l'i rnniB iireiiing Mill Ink. and pmlfrei na I
wnl fiiriii.b H e i"t for n;l.t n i-r. Iry lliei
, dimI
lllf iM
null
Ion all el
riflit.
JOHN M. MA?OX.
l-.uf
1. 1
Charioltc Machine Shop.
V. D. PINCKNLY & CO.
lingineer!!, Hydraulic Press Hekers and ;
?Ill llllll'l ) III (; noiiil.
RjjAVl: eon in- n. .-.i I .imm... in liar'of.e, In 1
t K t!,- .1,.,, I... :,., an-
. .-'I 1AM I N'.I M S of anv form
r-f Mae-I.inriy.
Thi v ali-o lap to inf.-rni tor ninnnfiictii
f..r on r r. M rally, that iii. hue reci mix-
i M
ling, Jnbhillfj M'oi k, lViitfon Uuikj
,-n.i nrf Mhm-Ihs.
I 3 ' ' m ,! 1 K,nis Ar,K rAS" -J 1
JCS'i i on foil, gc ,tre.t. aii.c.r,t 1-. J.-t. .
iKii-hatir.'St. ..ii Plamt-.. M.!l if
ihaiU.lit. Mnr,. 3H. I'
I nlitf inn
I I t .-!.- l 1 l( I 1 V II
p II I: f.rm of !)!. K 11 II .V fib 1 1 1 A IN
'V li .mil. -I n ll-lit. All
p.r..n. il.rbl.ti to a.-io ti I re r.qu.Hed to
warrant lln-iii to run five e..ra. There arc aomu I R, i
-1 i of my make that have bun riiiilnng fi t. en and tfi
j June. 1.IH.IH. I'-'lf MJM' j
! .i.d'VeyMiri.lHVi.'.b.ni .M.l.ii?. "a. Il-ir-' f.'.w'! j "
l.r. '. i: .i, i;.na. M.li W.-rV. . ni Al': . . ul: ur-.I i
k..i. orU.i, ii r HUM UMiiilliJ lk Fi!
i -
r r,n on tin- ' ",l ' 11,1 "' m"' ' c d-
In l r t ....... . .
I K. V. DKCKWITII. m
I W. J. DKITTAIY
j i Not ice.
lt(NlS for the lleiivrrv of Vrnprrty,
FOR SALK HKKC.
WHEAT WAXTKI).
JOHN WI1.KE3.
Vhmlottt. At;. 9. I";8. Ii3if
!ltLl)! BKKAI)!!
!, S V . r--v'1,"" 'l,''V-"'4 '
(liarlottp witi. ';i)MI) Ill.'KAl) and (
ctt;7.ii(i of
AKKH. I
will uf!y ll"- nt tiin doori f my cutoiii-
JOHN POKAX. !
Churluttt. Aug. I7,I8.'9.
fiaj. 4? I-'
Nearly Opposite tho Dank of Charlotte.
0.-f.,r ft, Itj.e. 3llf
AND
ib.e ol .t-.j,i,g your Jf CV i
mm i
red to l,..,k k SJ Pi !
uonairiiclioii, j Ks
tl.tr dert-rip. i S
I jf. 'm' 'm' -nta 'rai' aBK- .
j .mil
! i4T
1.odn).
S!rp I'pmi flrr.
Yen, if fallen, a!ep Uion her.
Tread bene: Ih ynnr loilv(') f-et,
Tlmiigh the. Saviour fain would i..,alier
'Tiiooi;li l.jr i,ipiirtiie nge'a w.-.i p !
i t, pollute not your finger,
Tu upliti when pata.ng by,
nil.' ye rihleou.-, l.l her iu.ger,
Trample down and let her die '.
Il-ed not then ti e aei n t aiglol,;
I If that "orrow atrieken a.ml ;
'1'bougli lit .Mercy', door ahe'a crying,
Il. i-ii not tl on her plaintitr cull
Thou art righteoua, ilmu art Imlv,
S'ho can elaiin thy inputhy ?
IIhcII thou on thy virtnea aidely,
i'rotld, dlaiiaiul'ui rh.iriaee !
Tim' her vow. and t-ar he pleading.
Iliilllmg lleav'n and Fartll to he-ar.
And 10 holy though. a are leading,
Ileliuve her not to le nnr. r :
I.iattn not then once mil. her.
Caul her from ti.er far a.,y ;
Tho' alia rlaiin titee km anrl broth, r
Trample on her while you may !
If. in a pile of al! your gra'-ea,
Silt- ailinrrrly ahould repent ;
Ami aa;i re lo holy pLrea,
Tliat her lift be better spi-nl ;
Tnen he anrp with e)ta in.ilijioua,
Kteji h-r 'iieatii your tyrant will ;
Siy lu r n,a and bop. a are vicioua
Keep your fool upon her at. II I
lll. J. IlAI.M.i.
Ttlisccllanrotis.
f 0 EvL'iHS,
utieut-crosiin. and then walked ou togeth
er. They were neighbors and frieuds.
1 " This has been a very hard day," said
Mr. Freeman, in a gloomy voice. And as
they walked hoiiioward they di-couraged
each other, and made darker the clouds that
ob.-curcd their whole horizon.
' (j jod evening," was at last sai l hur
riedly; and the two men passed into their
homes.
Mr. Walcolt entered the room where his
wife and children were gathered, and with
out speaking lo any one, seated himself in
a chair, and leaniug hid head back closed j
his eyes. His countenance wore asad,wca-l
ry, exhaustjd look. Ho had been seated'
thus for only a few minutes, wheu bis wife
said in a tearful voioc :
" More troublo again."
" What is tho matter now V asked Mr.
Walcott, almost startiug.
" John has been ft nt home from school."
! "What!" Mr. Walcott partly rose from
his c'uair.
"He has been suspended forbad con
duct." 'Oh, dear!" groaned Walcott, "where
is he ';"
l'p iu his room ; I sent him there aj
, soon as be camo home. You'll have to do
something with him. Ho'll be laiucd if ho
Ij oc9 ou 'u ''''s w:'- Fiu. out of ail heart
with him.
Mr. Walcott, excited a3 much by the mm
nor ia which his wife conveyed unpleasant
information as by tho information itself,
started up, under the blind impulse of tho
niomctit, and going to the room where John
baJ Lcen scut on coming home from school,
punished the boy severely, aud this without
; listening to the explanations which the poor
! child tried to make him hear.
" Father," said the boy, with forced calm
ness, after tha cruel stripes had ceased;
" I wasn't to blamo and if you will go with
me to tho teacher, I cau prove myself in
nocent." I Mr. Walcott had never known his son to
tell an untruth, and the words fell with a
rebuke upou bis heart.
i "Very well, we will see about that," he
answered, with forced sternnuss ; and lea
ving the room he went down stairs, feeling
'much more uncomfortable than wh.'n be
,-went up. Again he sealed himself in bis
argo chair, and again leaned back bid wea
ry head and closed his heavy eyelils. Sad
der was his face than before. As bo sat
thus his eldest daughter, in her sixteenth
vcar, came and stood by him. She held a
paper in her hand.
" Father;" he opened his eyes ; " hero's
my .purler's bill. Can't I have the mon
ey ts 's.ki' tv rcbs-M with me in the nicrn-
" I am afraid not," answered Mr. Wal
cott, half in despair.
" Nearly all the girls will bring in their
money to morrow, aud it mortifies me to be
behind the others. j
The daughter spoke fretfully. Mr. Wal
cott waved her aside with his hand, aud she
wont off muttering aud pouting.
" It is mortifying," said Mrs. Walcott, a
ttle sharply ; " anil I ilon t won tier tuat
Helen feels annoyed about it. The bill has
to bo paid, aud I don't sec why it may not
bo dene as well first as last."
To this Mr. Walcott made no answer.
The words but added auotber pressure to
tho bt.vy burden uuder which ha was al-
rcadj rtiiragrrin-. After a silence of aome
luomciit'MM. Walcott Bai :
"The coal urc all gone."
" linpofc-ible l" Mr. Walcott raised liU
Lea.l and looked incrcdulcus. I laid in
tiite-en totis"
'help ll, if there tre sixly tons
aJl.cen. they are all Kouo. The!
' I eaut he
instead of nxteen, tuey are all gouo.
girl, had hard work to day to scrape up
enough to keep the fire in."
" 'J'here's been a shameful waste some
where," said Mr. Walcott, with strong cm
phasi,, starting up and noting about tbc'pce -ith a .oft slipper. There wu not
room with a-rt-ry diH-rbed manner. I in " '"1 nt f"t! '?
So you always say, when anything runs'
t," answered Mrs. Walcott, rather tart-j
out
Jr. '' The barrel of flour is gone also ; but
I suppose you hare done your part with the
re,-t in using it up."
Mr. Wu.'cott returned to hi-i chair, find
again seating himself, leatrd back bi:i bead
and closed his cyc as at first. How sad
and weary, and hopeless be fell : The bur
dens of the day bad seemed almo-t too hen.
vy for him ; but he hud borne up brave
ly. To gather strength for a rene wed strug
gle with adverse circumstances, he bad
come home. Alas! that the process of ex
h&uctiou should sliil go on that where on
ly strength could be looked for on earth, no
strength was given.
When the tea bell vrii rung, Mr. Wal
cott made no uiovcmcut to obey tho sum
mons. ' Come to supper," said his wife, coldly
Diit he did not stir.
" Are you not coming to supper," she
ealled to him, as sho was leaving the room.
.. r 1 '. C- ihl. arm
im. Mv head 'aches very much." he an.
Bwered.
-In the dumps again," muttered Mr,. were mutuaiiy pronouncea .y -Walcott
to herself. If, as much as one's j in( f 'P
life is worth to a.-k for moncv, or to say ftil foothiny on the heavy eyelid ot Mr
anything is wanted." And she'kept ou her j 'r "S change in
way to the diuiug room. When .he return- . tL.-ir .tj!e of living had been determine 1
cd her husband was still sitting where sho upoi.-a .change that would toduco the.r
had left hiui.
" Shall I bring you a cup of tea," bhe
asked.
i. V., I ,!, wl, me ll.im. "
' What's the matter. Mr? Walcott ?- Vit!l "r';"th of ,uinJ 3ud
What do you look ,0 troubled about, as if .""1 confident spirit ho went toun tho
, ... , . . .. , i . vi, ..'nut dav a dnv that he- bad bioicd fir
youhadnt a fritti'i in the worli . Iiat , "-.
, t , ... I with fear and trembling. And it was only
have I done to you. - -
n-, ,i ... throu-'h this renewed strength and coulj-
"here was no answer, lor there was not """"".'." , "
, . , . , I dent spirit that he was able to oveitomo
a shade of real sympathy in the voice that , t,jc (1 1 flic ul tiee thut Joe me d up, mountain
made the queries, but rather of querulous : . tt- fore him. Weak desj oudeiuy
dissatisfaction. A few momeuts Mrs. Wal- j would have ruined .11. Home bad proved
cott stood behind her husband, but as he J hi tower of strength-his walled eity -
did not seem inclined to answer questions,
she turned away from him, aad resumed
the employment which had been interrup
ted by the ringing of the tea beil.
Tho whole evening passed without the
occurrence of a single incident that gave a
healthful pulsation to the siek heart of Mr.
Waleotl. No thoughtful kluduess was man
ifested by any in: tuber of the family ; but,
on tho coutrary; a uarrovr regard for self,
aud a looking to him only that he might
supply tho means of self gratification.
No wonder, from the pressure which was
on him, that Mr. Wu'.cott felt utterly dis
couraged. He retired early, and sought to
find that relief from mental disquietude iu
sleep, whicli lie tiau vsin.y nopcu iur iu in
tho whole night
bosom of his family. I'ut
pa-sed in broken slumber and disturbing!
plying Mrs. Walcott'. empty purse, ho went
forth to meet the difficulties of another day,
faint at heart, almost hopeless of success.
. , , . -. . , i v ,. t. ,,., .fr,,
conSJctit firtrtt, sustained ry home slice-
' 1 . ... , i , .
lions, would have carried him through, ; but,
unsupported as he was, tho burden was Co
heavy for him, and he sank under it. The
day that opened so propitiously closed up-
'. ,
ou mm a rumen man.
Let us look in for a few moments- upou j
Mr. Freeman, a friend and neighbor of Mr. '
Walcott. He, also, had come homo weary,'
dispirited and almost sick. The trials of
the day bad been uuusually tevcrc, aud
when he looked anxiously forward to scan'
the future, not even a gleam of light was
aeon along the black horxou. I
As he stepped across tho threshold of hid
dwelling, a pang sh t through his heart,
for the thought e-iuie : "How slight the j
present ln',J upon all these comforts." .
Not fcr himself, but for bis wife and cL.il- ,
drt-n was the pain.
" Father' conic !" cried a glad little voice
on the stairs, tho moment his footfall soun
ded iu tho passage ; then quick, pattering
feet were heard aud iheu a tiny I'jmh was
stringing into his arms. Hefore reaching
the Mttt'i'g room above, Alice, the c.dost ,
daughter, was by his aide, her aim drawu ;
fondly within his, aud bi r loving eyes lift-j
cd to his face. I
" Aro you not late, dear?" It was tho j
gentle yoice of Mrs. Freeman.
Mr. Frttmau could cot trust himself to
answer. Ho l deeply troubled iu
piril to assume at the moment a cheerful
tone, and he bad no wish to saddtn the
hearts that loved him, Vj letting the dt-
dreams. I rotn the cheerless morning meai, ciup who says ho belongs to the I.oni Je
at which he ws remiuded of the quarter's I povah ; do you know such a lord V Ncv
bill that iuut be paid, of the coals and flour 1 heard of "hi.n," says Jack. " 15ut," said
, , . - ,- W ebster, ( wu hug to keen up the illusion,)
that were out, and of the necessity of sup- lord. ' " Pass em in."
' predion from which he was fulTertng be.
j come too clearly nppareut. Dut the eye
I'r'!Cn'a 'l'jickl' hAo tb
Burfucc.
j "Are you not well, Ilobcrl?- l.e wquf
! red, tenderly, s the drew hi? large arm
uir toward tic centre of the room.
" A little headache," ho answered, with
slight evasion.
carc.-ly was Mr. Freeman seated ere a
pair of bauds- wan buy with eneb foot, re
moving gaiter and shoes and supplying their
1"" tot Ins return, nor one wbo Uul not
k 10 rf"'Ier L"u so,"e k'"d ofl,co'
It was impossible, under such a burst of
heart sunshine, for the spirit of Mr. Freeman
long to remain shrouded. Almost imper
ceptibly to himself gloomy thoughts gava
place to more cheerful ones, and by tho
time tea was ready, he had half forgotten
the fears which had so haunted him through
the day.
lint they could not be held back altogeth
er, and their ext.-tvnce, wat marked during
the eveu'm, by an unusual silence and ah--traction
of mind. This was observed by .
Mrs. Freeman, who, more tliau half suspec
ting the cause, kept back from her Lu-iban 1
the knowledge of certain matters about
which she h id intended to speak to binw
for she feared they would add to his men
tal Ui-iiuietude. Paring the evening .ho
gleaned from something he said tho real
cause cf bis changed ai-p.et. At ouce her
thoughts commenced running in a new chan
nel. Dy ai few leading remarks hc drew
her husband into conversation on the sub-
ject of home expenses and the propriety of
restriction in various points. Many things
,, j a . .-J
e menses at least one half.
"I sec light ahead," were tho heptt.
words of Mr. Freeman, as he resigned him
self to slumber.
,-ir- llglin lieu no me- eouuie., ,v ujj
forth again into the world and conquered
in th-.' struggle.
' I see light ahead," gave place 10 " The
morning breaketh V Outage b','o;st;is.
Aneilwe of Ihi. Wkiistkh a S.oT. n
Ministkr. Iu 1771 Ir. Webster was a
popular preacher of the Kirk of Scotland,
in KJinburg. Husineas brought him tj
London, ami one day wheu passing tho
House of Lords his curiosity induced him
to make an etTjrt to step in aud see them.
None were admitted without au order
except iioblein.il'. servants. Webster, be
ing ignorant of the rule, req iested admit
tance. " What lord do you belong to,"
said the doorkeeper. " To the Lord ,!e-h-
vah." replied Webster
I he Lord .Jeho
yah." replied the doorkeeper; "I havu
j pt here seven years but I .have not heard
. .e " u fr;t here'f a
I H;j jacj; 1 Vj.ose it's s"tnc poor Scotch
lord.'"
j This occurred at a period when thcra
was tot one in twenty iu all the tuanufac-
, . ,. J. . ,. . , ,
.ring and rural districts iu htigland who
tU VVe QT wriu hij owu uani(,
tul,b.-,tl schools wore introduced in 17;l.
Now the people are intelligent and happy,
nd can not only read and write, but have
found who the " Lord Jcbovuh u.Urant
'I Ifji hum.
ra:NK A rough common sense pervades
the following, in which there is ccrt.iul
more truth than poetry :
' i i real men never swell. It is only threo
cent individuals w bo arc salaried at the rata
of tw o hundred dollars a year, and dine on
potatoes and dried herring', "ho put oa
air and flashy waistcoats, swell, puff, blow,
and endeavor to give themselves a eonse
queniial appearance. No discriininalinf
person can ever tuistiko the spurious for
tho genuine. The difference between tho
two i as great as tint between a bottle of
vinegar and a bottle of the pure juioo of
the gi apo."
A I.ivft.Y F..--IB1.EM or Heaves. O
what diet i fulness, strength and pleasure,
did the primitive Christian reap from tha
unity of their hearts, in tha way and wor
ahip of tied I Neil to the delight of immc
d o.te counnuuion with God htuiseif, there is
none like that which arises from the har
monious exercised of the gr.ee. of the saiuti
iu their mutual duties aud communion one
with another. How are there spirits da-
lighted and refreshed by it . Wnat live
ly emblem is there of beveti 1 Tho courts
of princes afford no such delights. l'Ucrti.
Two pelicans were shot l -t week, in tha
virimty of Wilmington, N. 0. Dotb wero
as white as snov , and one measured vrn
feet f.-cin iii tJ tip of bis wings.