North Carolina Newspapers

r V- 4 i. i? 1 ' s 1 i- , ' I i ' i f "V kNoWAOTIIINfJlSM AND ABOLITIONISM. We have on Tariou- fornix ercasious cited Abolition authority ti prove the disconnec tion nl Know Notbiiijiifin and Abolitionism, urn th" groundlessness of the allegation to that eflcrt, by Mr. WUe and his supporters in this' State. Wc have given the deiiun nation of the new Order by nearly all Ir-ding abolitionists of the North, and the positive aui earnest assurances of men fin iiJly to the South, who are privy to their proceedings and designs, that they medita ted no injustice to the South. The extracts which follow from the National Era, the or ijan of thti Abolitionists printed at Wash-iii-ton, add to the proof that .so far from there hein any sympathy between the two parties, the Abontioiiits rosrara ti.e ino : Nothing as opponents and toe. Alter speaking of thi " iiifaluati on " of tho-e a- j lnoiig the nnti-slavcry nun, who look tor j aid and comfort to the new movement, the ; Ki a sas : I Our'cotewporary of the UranJon t-) i l'o-t, tc it. ling us a club of subscribers, a : I have about all I can attend to, to keep i Hi v own pap.-r afloat, but 1 will tint! time to" d soimtlii.ig for the l'.ra. Your -stand in relation to the Know Nothings the hist drtduc of the SUvcoertiey has induced me , t j do this littie lor you.'' j lie subscribes himself" yours for jus-j tiee to all.1' "Just tic to ttt'l av, that is the true idea." i Another friend. Into editor of the tree! West, Chicago, writes : " Ai-ow me to say that your course iu ro-.-a'd to the new po.itical combination. Mvlid Know Nothings, ypproNe it-e'.t to b.'v best jjdjmeut. Had yoa allowed our m f to be d-awn into the n ea-nr- s rf that p-irty, the effect would probal 'y have 'ten t disband our Autt-Siavery o.jntnir-'itwii, and throw our movement b:u'k tor years. The editor of the Kcno-h (Wis.) IVii.o crat, in a letter to us sutjinii!ir the course of the Era, wakes a remark w Licit applies but too t jtensivcly : "It is L9 uncoil)!!. on t'.iiij tofi.l able, fnrntt Uifii. who are ra Heal, ri-ht, l. t-aious in helia til" of s ..line :rr. ;tt t--:-j t!l otl.er ..ii. Is just as lo:.l y at:d zv ium-.Y working ae-ai:i-t the very principles ot their own action iu the forim r ca.-e.' Let u.s h-pe that the liii-. hievous le-iusi.m. which has blinded and led a-fray o ii.auy bjiiest liiiuis, may ..n le '. 1 s ! - j:d v H!:il ze. Yankee Fa-tokv tiu.s-. In one of the faetorie- in M .Ine ro -. -i.t'.y, tii- i r.-; ri t -.r r -lu-e i the was'", w'lt-reupoti tii-re a a rcneral det. r iiii.a'' ;ri to strme. an i.ra nl.lii'cJ to five aniitith's l, a- tnfV feu be foi r,ui!t urk, tiiey have mearr.viine ijed a cirenlsr tj the world at l..r-, in wh cb is the foil ft.-j i:it r. sviv,: prauraph : We ars now wo: Win,' out our "', (, and si.ail oon be without tn.p'.ov mctit ; can tar:: nor hands a in"st anvthini; d.u't lue t.. io id e bit d.:ern.i:ied n.-t to wnk for inlhitic !i r.- folks can affjnl to pay. Wh j wail ant lifla "0 ea" liiaue uouoei-. '.n r. nl'iiii.-, pies i :ii,. 1 cakes ; .ate;i, dam. ! . . 1. , 1 t . in roat, stew, ana iry ; ni:ii.e uu.ivi ju .. ':. llli'.k COW-, feed clickcD-, 3 til llOf , -..rn swen out the kitchen, put tne r-r' T ti li.hls make beds, -pat u--. :rc. wa,h ari Jr V ui? V-iiiu ii III tiii'ij: the rnot accoinpll?! eatable of not f ir2"ttii. ti .'Is. day; (.rid j'.itui In;. .-. Fr .t -1'ir.t, w.ii rc!r o i to oar over-ecr. S eak rjuirk. 1'; ck ( vv, fir f r b- i-i-, -iU:erii. lock-, beaot::! as a lit-be, c?:ti s'.ii.' like a sfraiih, nnd smile mo-t bt itch-i-ijiy ? An eU ;riy g. utl.-U'in in wai.t of a po.jd lioust keeper or a nice youri man in v arit It a wife willing to sa-t.iiu tit!. r ehi.racter; in fact w arc in tie nrirket. WLj Vids? fioinj i'(- pvi? .'. WLo'a the 1 jekv m:n !" A New Twentt-iv. C;t. Walker, of our t-ia. 1. is .-wri WLitf. : i !. tiering frjm any w- h:ie ev.-r n. and pronounced by many j rtct'.eal planters of the district, to be a mo t ca; itai iu.pr-.v..-mcnt on the hoe uow in u-e. The -aid ho.. i the invention of dpt. Walker, iiianutV t tred to his ord'-r by the " Au.i-ri-au II -. Com: any," and cniie l the " Planter's C .. ton J'tiinn'T." The iti.j iovetui'i.t c ti-i-t-itl ii irroMui.' t'.e id ho-j iioia within i.i o ,r an 1 1. : !i an i a half t-f ti.i- : in a e'lrv.-d lii.? on - ili - i .', r:.'i i: ai-y ditiiilii-liili it to t- vt:'i'.. (,! ii..- i -. We tiiink i; a r ij.it ii in1, i".:'. n. " ; t. U'jILi r iiifor in ns tliut hp i.'t-. or v.'o; a; ;'.v f- r t p it. ut !i'J that he lias a'rea !y retivrd a iiuinio r of or Jr t'r-iin f-l'in'er- for tho next tr .p. Snibcrru .Y'-'s ."iivo-1. AN I'.GEM'.'I S I.WKMt'.'N. A'l ilTofi t'v.j -vnia-, do.-ii-.i'is of j rom'.-tin.' th..- do I .... -1 if tear!:..' A hci.-. he- i;.v. . d a eon- t ' : V -i life to l.-ffi tiiflll ll'Oll sf'l' iti !.l .'i Op tl ard-.-u. li is a sma:l iii-trmin nt, -wirii re-i.iHoi.iio a very lroi sjor, a't iviit 1 to lb l.iud pattof a l.fii's .-.' J ho in strument is so arrange ! t'.at win -r ti.e l.e U is about tj . rati-h the r-'ittii th'- -J or catches in ti.e rroui.d before tor f .ot has f.-iiily c!S"t-hdcd, and o'o'.i.'f- l.' T tj 1 rii:? tU. foot down ij'ii' kly and I. irmli --y a i;t t in 'front "f lie jioe vWiich 'In- hrl a:'i.-d jit. The l.' ii t!.- r. upon tiie t h'. other foot, itii a Liie r -nit. ." b. k ' p 6 i tryi'ijr, and l.eforo -' is sw..r" ' f ; t!.. u c i i.e has .o,.-. r rjii' r,i i, .i 'til? 'J'hls will lo j a .-1 the thili ti.e " hen fever " returns. MuntifR is Mac: ov, Fi.c f ; ia . V.'e h niii fr tn a J-r i v : t !.". r, t-.j! J . iii i 1,'n iu.'-t oil w:is lu'ird. red hi M o : i - '. l.i.'i., Kiorid i, on M 'i.'iny hi i. I v -i in -it. li'.n e 1 IVae'...k. ( .S rn Car 1..1. J. v. i ton was a j vjth "V a 1 ;t it r i, car- 0 aud ii.Hii w li j t We can h iro, ini-l 1 'M been M'tiji as ibrk in a M i.-, and ri Tu-ed rreo tfo Peacock, who ' a .-tr.ni- per to h'.lio He Was -! ,!,! ud to the :.rt and died in-taijtiy. 'J l e indignation o.' to -(' I AC lis s !."l"lt. t!..it J'e.'ie,. k iti JiiTieo iy s -.f,i tV- in I.- irij iimin live ly Lsped rn, :i h. :s r .. k in to- sr. i 1 e I'on i rr. . , B ,i ,,. , ,ed in a vy ':;. S'l'iiiii 'i . '.j ,) J , ai ifit ( C'jur. I'tt. j i.t iielu'-t re.i;:i !- . et.'ju.in'i1' ,u, we s. e by the '.ensils t,b'. ... ,s the M-tiioii-t, v.,ieh U t do '.tn at j 1 I .'i.'tl'i,')", I . '1 ! In nt are th" 1'resl y te'O.,1,, it.,j.!, ;. cr,, at f 11, M Tin) j:;.; ; a!, v.'..i-h vi i: oiu i.. r of i Uijrc-iies st anu fi.t'u, r:n.'.. ti.i.. I ! o i'h rhur-h property. Li t--: i ; 1 1 o r . d l I i .Vol..". The f.-ith i tlie Jt-pti-t, r I ilol,:,-I ; th (i'th, tiie Jioinuri i '.itiio-is,:3.-a; ; au.l the f.di, tb C .nr--i'..t. "ui. ,'T'l.' t?o p-eXi HARL0nT: Tuesday, A pril 17, ltd'). New (ioiuk Our nirrriiitiits orr in rcctipt rf tluir spring (hi jpSy ot o'hIs. W v would initc atlcnliun is. pccii 1 1 v lo llit: ;icviTt:Mn:t ts u Mtssr. Uruwn, ItiawlfV to., llrt'iti & Stte!t,.T. i. V. Dounr, M. V. KuiitiisuM, ami I'.irks & uU ai?"'n. th:iriuttc Smith faruliaa Bail Eu:ul. A gMilit mnn, w is a Director in tli im ruatJ, in forms us tht the income lor lUc lat uioittli, was as to? lows : ,U irrh, 1 S.V" S--?I.!MT Int liurtt r, 7, 11.' t.JA. Tut incoiiic ff tin lt ;uarUr ol' tiic rt.i.t vc r, vct in !nit ot" llit' lt qnarttr c t.e lust r islH,,,!". Tins is lining vt ry will. V. t'uni si-! t il. Ihiirliilir a;ui Rut ljcrfisr.S K.iilrs-.vl. ii.lt n.. 1 1. ii. t t iir liie i:l! t.to n i.;' i,ur rea i rs 1 (.t hi i k t'J the mitt l tisi lli'.ut til" tile C'.'l'l ;i. .siont rs if tlie abi'Ve ro-n1. Hooks, ,t l,e etn, aie now o;-i.n to rttie sti bscri i.t .on to the eapit-.i toek. Our Cit.ze:is, g ner 'ily, are in!e rettti in this preat unoLitaUir., i.nu all w l,o can, oul t to coi.ie lorwro aini i;L.r.ii!y n;ti in the t nt. ri'inf. Tr;i!n-s of ill.' I li;;riii!!i' ruiidlf A :u!iir. y. As no tviJtM-'' c.til.e riii.i'i". tl to !l..v t!i:it tlie Trl'!. ' of the ('h n!M!e 11111 ill- Ac.iileihl' ..re oi ,!!.; a ' y ! '.r ii;,' to -a rr v out liie i:: t- I. : ion of 1 f tu r : ; ii ! nn nt, we a r.- ri e n -1 - I v i ne uf l!:f f!j. i'l j a-i t ..lo u i. tin r tiny in. r i; : !" it t :"' .e, i r iv t ii n III o-i r . lul rii i loren m ria r: riii eii : I.. :i i: i .1 t -: 1 1 :.::. If tin tl'iur ll.! !l!. l, w.mi:. i w . :! to ma'.r It ;..ii;ui. ! i:a..-e ii.i.ri-teii i.i. v mu.w what !:iil R.ililirry. We learn t!i;it the mil raier h -lvvecn C'l.arh'ttf ant.1 W'.i. s:.oro, via M juror, has hei ti ap;'ri lo-niied ii-r rM ir - t:o' niiii. Tlie ri.lir.wv ir.i r?..iiid, hoi I.. n h i-; t-!, ai.d lis no p--",f eiuid lie ae. ii'1 - ii, i !r ;i '.v : s t f'.r l.iln Iva m rn t aiist :" '. !'.,-! i1:';'. c 1' o .rtoi - a; ieii p i .e.i :if:. -jd.n f r z'.u: int . ti.e i., ..1 b-g, w ! . l:k- ' !V a pi teh, g. t out ti.e ! t:.. and .. o ;..v.v ,1-n a- .ri. '.. a!.- e it t..t.d tli.' T.J. I'.ceVs, late a in...! j' i.t "ii toe ( harh tte and t'oitiinhia Kail, i r-jMi, iij. bt.rn arn?t' u f-r tiic sine oiftiice. ! Tntre are six eh -rjts against him, and from whul ! u learn, the evi.lt nr.j is very strong. It is trap jv.is also et tor l.iol. -r. r-eele-i. A..-.eB a e.u i ei. A'IA....' rtqui sting tiie puhiic in susiKitd their :i until afier an eiaiiiiuutnu of the ca-e, es .c u ll. noe.. i,t of lae tlnrirc. 1j:i. JuIiii Krrr. Ti..- '' nllt - in . ii may he consult rei, rs l.nriy ,n toe htiU as a c n n ill il it? f r re.eie' tior, as -a ' I'.arn rr'nn the .Milton i'htuute'e that he spoke ainn at V ilit vv.he. He seems to have cornll enci.d tiic ' i in;. ii n r. to. r ' oer of o; r,1 f..r he ro.l eniy f'aii.8 oat in abas': of t.ie Know .Nothii, eirtv, 'oil m-- in now down uo-'n t'. lo .'..o... . pr'!.t in ' :o r I. J T . i - f. or. . u1 :i h s s iy o . ti..i . i.e ; .ei . ry ;.".! r -ro'd fvr aeyiior,' ti e pn s s .e.. .o.v, !:i or- ss h s lev. -, to oor kio.-whiit, -..o lit 'o,r'- ..ir ry to Mr. It. rr's t '.:.i t. t r, w.; i.. lir y 'A i.i !-r..t him ii s .ill t III loy to i.:..- or' to- .o st biiiwarks of our country. ' .s lie. u. ..".tv f.iiell. Her i'r ; .f. A- h ' v. -, j. irV,- iy c::.r 'd w.'h . - : -l" :. .1 j bul Wh :t:l ,.(.;. ' --. ? t -, v. . : '.. s . n 1 11- r ;i V. ':'. K T t 'A i ii .m, . r ..i hii-r V.',-: . t t ,. i; a . . f.r . t; ' t.i i, A f. :. - y I!.' . t !:i tt f. r i ): v.i -j'.i. TU'-:,.': A',ii!.. . waU.iij v. ,''. t'i . t ji.r'V, t .1-.: lie V wi ;r. f1( v -!jvi ry. V. i, .A- . . ; ti t Afra' t fri.i ti.-. .' tt.'jiuii lift, :w s . ;.! :'jn p r t . ttti i) i,t W j -n ' jtt t ity , in v. iff..i .; i : 'A' w. r. .t i' !.: ! ri;. l'.r.i la r .i ye-.:; li:;', . f;, . ,t, t . i. . r j; . : i. . . : 5 . : . ' ,. t ! ; t iit.; ol ii. i n .-.. --''I. i:' . t f T.hf! n nf- . 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V. li oni a C'ej :.' .1 t 1 1 I i. ri V , 1. 1. 1 v. i.o. rr. !f ull' J I' I ' i f .li I.e: S t .i li '.'Oil, ill I 11 w.i ( Oil- (1 ii.t'e"i:.ir If U i'O.i i. 'ii i- ' . j ' i- ij,, ' .ij! I. . J on I .il. BIO I, ' !," i,..il (,,,; ,,it 1 !. who '.., k i.i ' . I Ar... ry .it II, ,1 1 " rv I. .' iioj.,, . I. I I,; !o .ii.. i nii IV t t jf f'r t'oiij'tis. tny ,ii....o. . I;' I r.-i s . i::t 'tr :l Uj t,. s. . o ri , i , . .. , Forciriirrs. I One of the principle of the "American Party" j it that no foreigner ought to be allowed to exer- ! cine the elective franchise, 'ill lie (hall have re- si.!cd within the United Stulct a sufficient length of time to enable him to become acquainted Willi (he principles ami imbued with tne spirit ot our institution, anil until he shall have Incline tlio. rtiugbiy itli ntitit tl Willi the grt Jt int rests of our country ? ' Sinte (he promulgation of that prill. ciple, several persons have wi iltjii letters to show ..i,i .i . i ..: .. that many ol the leading men ol (he revulut.on wire foreigner and aitletl in achieving our intle- pi iident'c. W'e are willing to eive tliein crdit fur t,. ir assistance. " but thtir aiuinir Iu the war of imlepi luit nee docs not satify us (hut they were overi tti Ly the proper spirit, lit ik H'ashiuton, ill the followino; extract says tiny had no alticll. Toent to the eouiilry firther than interest hinds liuiu. Ills from a letter la liicliard Henry I.ec and can he found in Spiirks W'oilt : " 7'n Jiirlmid niry l.re. Dear Sir: I take tlie liOtiiy to iik you what I'oiiyrif. txpccls i am to tio with the many for(inti$ they have at tfitli-ri nt tunes promoted lo the rank of officers, aud by their l.i.-l rt'Kulvc two to (hat tl' Colonel ! 'Ji.tse iiitn have no atlaehuielit (o liie eot'.nlry, lurlhiT than inttrts( hinds tluiii. t ttir t'tfieers think it extremely hard, alter they have toiled in the serviee, Ji Del havt fUtailu-tl many losses, to have r.iiieis put over them, v hose uitrih. per h.ip, art nul tqual to thtir own, hut whose etfroii f ry will lake no deiiul." In w riting anotl er letter (o the tame gentleman on tiie npioiuting of foreigners lo office he says : " Vou w ill before (his can rc icli you, have seen .Monsieur Dt'cond.iry ; whalus real t-zpcct.ttiniis were, I tlo not know, but 1 It .ir if his appointment istifiial to what I hate been to'd is his expecta tion, it will be iitli nded with unhappy consc ijiiniLTs, to s..y tii'Ihii x of the pulicy of entrust. M'ij a tie';irtmelit, on ttif rxi l lllum of w.llich the s.-lvtiuo of liie army th pt-nils.to a foreijrner who h.snn olh.r tie to loud him to tlie interests of tlie ti il lit: v !h.ui honor. ! w ould In ir h.ivetotib . ..... ii.... i... .. ,n...M it- It .. t tl... I a ,.e tl,.. i.rtiih y, vou will loose a very v.ilu.ihie eilie. r in i. iner.".l Knox, who is a man t.f (.-real military t.ind:ir, st.untl ju.isii.fiit an I 1 1. ,r euitepiion, II resii. n il any one is put uvi r him. ' In vvritu toGi'V. Morris, on tl mesul jcc!, wh. eh lw i-iiiiMotrea one i t treat "importance to the w. !l lw .ng of ti.e Si.tes," .c sivs : ' Hot it is neitlu-r the r:ense or trmihle of them I iiiit tlrt.nl : there is mi evil more c!en. Me in its naliire ai:d (".t il in its cinseij-ieiiet s to he ii.pr.-iii n.li ii, and tli it is lii- tliiviu of our oiiii eiv out ot tne m rv.ee, and throw '.n nut only our tuv n army, hut our military coiineil.i, mitre. Iv int tlie huinls of tort MMier..' Aitlioiili Liron Steu1!! lias bei as oi. e .-.jiioii. t'ie many foreigners n rtf rrtd to ho ca me to Ami rit a to u'd Us in aer,innni; our iii'!cj ndetice, yi t ti. ti. W asliintoti thiiuht he was not gov i. rued hv t'.ie proper spirit. In a kttrr to tiit eri tary of W.ir leh.'tivc to tiie appointment of h.r. i lit i s to otlite, lie ' ll-iron Sli uh. n, I n ni.it Ins ni?.pee!ori ip I. Tins wiil le pr .iiiielive a ttorii. : i t i i. -u l; h 1 thin w find is also Wiinting to r a coiiim.ind ill the line, tif ii.iii Ii tiisfMiiti rit. lit ; tlie It :run an t-xe. Uent t.;:le. r, I eio loo?! to vo'ediv wish Hut we had not ii si;i.-ie f.irei;.-!!' r i-Iliiiti us, txeejit t'ie M .rijUls ii-' I..i :'.iyi tli', wiio acts ujM.u tiry ijiri". renl pun. tvhs fr...in tl.'jsc whieh I'oterr. the rt st " t..-n. ll'.sliiio ii:iti.. i:l ..I fir l.ita llll II of t..n was aUo i':if rs at ail. rpjiosed to the np w hen we had men- t ur oven to tii ll:e t liicts. Ill a h itr to J..hn U he fn.: " V.,u daios, Ulie.w, our Miiiii-lir lo lltrhn, ay j;aod sir, that it is nt the jioliry of I'm Goi..riiiio t -gin rs w ht ii item be avonl-1 to a f-ri i ner api 'yu.g for t t?i nt to employ for. ." Ami in reply c, he t.i v : " Il dot f not accord with the polu y of tnis gevi rn men( to heatow t fliets upon foreigners, lo the ex eiu'i'.n of our own citizens. -liitiuiej o.ei, ., Mm . i of our zrns, is. t (cu. W lion. In itli nl of niuiitin was :iot a letter lo John the I iiitetl St.tef, raoie to liiiiu. ins ti.e Vici I: iie s-t vs: 11 oly opinl 'it veitn r spect to iriiuifi;r ! t i -.ii I-, lii t i e. ot of u-efj meet. aiiic. ntl soinc pirtieui.r di -cnjV rc of ineT ;inti prokss.ans, I i.'T'1 is no Use of i ncour la.-rni nt." It would s. em, hv a h tier fore us, lh::t (itli. W itlou was nut t.. vor.ihly luipressed with lie Sp'TinS Ot' tilelll US iiisti-nc' , ti 1; you tiiey :i in tiie honor of M.v.n-t t e nn tio r-, tli-"- ni x t c i y ; tin- 0.. y I -I low w.'T sui t ;.r..I ill cour?e of a w et 1; tiie foreif.Mii rit of his d iy men ' w ho, in tlie li-t M'i-ii f r iioti.io nn re I ;n s ' iro 'is n eaute it ' ! i v. . - t no r. y a t .1.' i : to li. Hi, M' j ii I i.i r I i .- r .roior.iii.r.." .Niiii rr uf VV Books T I f v::ik. . I.vm-'s l K Stoiih. in lsitr'jtr ,v 'i; m l',tik, Cf. n t-i in inq i t n i j'- r t r- c r ?i, AfUMi F. T Am' t zr ho-, i in- i.t-. M Ar'in. - M., A:ton A I" rr., !.. -I j .rtri' r-1, r i.i" - tt'Ti-t v, V . -kJ!-1. A. hv I I '.:T ii"! ' t I. hi' -'VI' K .i;iii'-' t ttu' , riia- - ; ii titfjiJs . !.( ijf? tjijii, s L u,i: iry t j a it.'j; tji in ttru. not of t-uiY. i i.t in,. '. '. ry n, in -j I 1: r. i ( cur ill tt liii.Ii it 'j.- r-' i z - r.f-- .t y i;i 1 1 1 1 ; j ;. 1. . j 1 1 j i ( j , ,'ihd y I : -t r-i in l t ! . !.; :it to . i.ii.! -. h at t .r',T S y '! n 1 1 ttiTi t I I. mi , V .1 i i,f r up. iire ::i.u' d ji TM.it ul. t tn- -1 f:':nprcl.i ri-a 0 :. i. ls 1 iid n c t r ! i'.v, ;:r:'i u . ' r h'tr- in-n jiTrT.y v.. T " , inUT't tit!,!- 8 , 1 t V. A I"'lMT it is !.; lidl Wf,rk ut' the TMiiir.''. tr id tiinf 11 tii.d t .'A lii.a .1 to b )'j k r w 1 ri !m. .tii,.:,' v fnl'i.'l' d t'i Thr miti? .Mun's l',:,,k a l iii.ili.-ir vir w of tl 1 1 n f tioj V or. - ( .Sjlor. , I."".'-, 1 nte. Hi. r, . oo. .M l. r ,i, l Alii. :i, . -ii. l.-iH i-'ii. i'jhv, A t- 'in v , ami .st 'J'!.s. I.. r'rir. , 1 .'.). In t' s '.i.- l.' w ' ;,(. (iin.i irrrntiv. U, iirorow t:ITi il r ii riOl' f ' lo-IF . 11 . U i .i I p;, hij , nt! 1 . v:: ir ! o ii.i'i'. .Vo'oi I-' 1- 11 inii'rtj' lion Kill he iMjii.J 111 1 i-ry j. ariiltiiit, ttyi, r.f a l. m! tifv li i ry j. are! o I.. I,' y ,1.. Oil I' :,'l 1,'i ' n. 'J lie ii.'ts .il.'l . ,i ' Ii iir liriH pi l-jfieiji ii- le . ti j ;i :t e oi l, no- e i;;.. r'.i M. j .'i, .V. l: H.r.'j 'J io. i- i r. w Uoon ot' ll' i o! . ii s e1. r fjlii 1 i.i.ii.iil e i ! li to i very yiei u iirr t ! ii ni.i t. il in ' r uii'i 11, e roiii to t!. red eai-y and altioic f - r Cooking. . pti. u st i uiilislii il s nd in.; i.-:w r lots on f'.iok. i ii. 'I i o-ii- w I,o know how '.in.; ii. p. ie - ut, i, it . 1 1 k t .r in i.oriij,i,si;;i! uuti o. i.oi.lr,iiU ion tu t-uii.cslic i l tii .. .. In i i,,e f ilKill II itli. ( nn oi.i,..ti tl.:it I ' il.il' ill. s In, ' r, to: e.-ifiii ie.it' . .s o n Ti :i - M . y ' 'i t , ii.it-' a in .j'. in'. ,1 II,' , i, ,t ! ' t i ' r i lTo ' I v. M'. --rn fro - ,r' -I n Ml ti. ll.nl I" 1 l.T.11 In I l.r . iil.fl tleil : ,r. Tin. Km. lily In tiie ' on ol lie. It' il In Pn-. Urn: ," I y Mi er l,t " t'e I.i.- t .'. It IS tr, l,e . II. Hie i. t:. ' the in one Oy hoilii'l ' r r.t. : t. in r l ,tii, for one linl. , in tvo voluni' s, pa. 1 t so i.iy.fe ' r, lor ,' i r. '. Cts -.Mrs. , AT I'.tl'ME. '.y.; Xif.K, April 2- Cass, mfa of the Lulled State Minister at r.otne, died mi1., !-. 'y in th city on t.'. M cf "Tjrch PUR THE NORTH CAROLINA WIIIO. Gcnrnil Piercf, A IICIHKRASTIC FOKM. So bitter was your experience. In fliii wiiiir hral .... inn., i ir n. So .. wa yuur io'ft fin galling wag your piin, " I was sutticH iit tu itiltr you r-'mm it like uttt'iiipt iii'atn ; So cruel was jour abrasion, On tlie important oeuit.icn. So istury is silent. Ain.tlst war's dire al A!ut your substnt J( WJrflke dire alarm", uent prowess aiift nun. i5i,,ry nils of (lie full of (lie ho'se Of Uieltard Coeur tie lion. ' " " ' pmutny .-one liidi the baltle spree vn : Mitt his nohlc horse lilt I'Voll) HOltliils tlla( hh'tl, Through vt hieli, I prievc (o tell, is gallant spiri( lleil Whieh (he heroic ItiebrJ, O'er his bit oiling eors, I'rieJ, " llinil up my wounds ! tlive me another hurM' ! A horse ! a horse ! A kui:itoHi for a lunse." The u.tVerencp between his hoi so And yours, is self-eviutnt, Ami the opinion must, And ever V. ill be prevalent, That vou should have nineo Your famous tqeine gtlecLun, With far more viil-mce, Ami prudent eircunistftinn i Aud then your fortune on that day, Wight have turned quit.' another way. I.IVIS, ' Tim the s. c. wiiiu. WESTERN XOirjU." iA' nwiiiv i TT '.IEH 'lil.l .1 11.1111 II OA D. At a conference of the Ccneral Coiutnii. stitutiotis of the country ! We mean Ame Moucrs of the Western North Carolina Kail ricail;m i in broad, high, continental, Road, it was confederate sense. If so, then why docs lmo!rr(f, 1st. That books be opened, by the persons thereunto appointed iu the I'har- tor, ou the loin day ct .'lay, ami remain open utitil the 1th day of July, 1 "io ; and that thev make returns of ail subserittions , , i. :, a :) , .,,. flentriil toni- in isi o tiers in the Town of Jftatesville, ou the -un 01 Julv, ( "o-i. , "Jil. That the (Jetieral Commissioners shall .1..1ft. -l.!. meet, on tne itn ot duiy aioresant, in tne ton n ot Matesvllle, tor the purpose of review- in2 said subscriptions, and for the transac tion of such other business as may be neces sary iu aid of the L'reat work, at which lime the attendance of (the Commissioners is earnestly rciiiesti d. ltd. that r.. .). f.rwiu, ot lmrkP, be ap pointed C'hairiuu of the Hoard of L'ouiuiis sioners. 4th. The followinjryo'wi is recomnietided as a caption to tho subscriptions : SuLirr'i'tion .i.-fi' jr Ihf HVser .YoiM Carnhua Hitt HuaJ. ."rtato of North Carolina, j ('"iiuty. $ Wo, the subscribers, ajzrce to take tho number of sh ires opposite our names in the capita! stock of the " Western North Caro lina Hail Il iad (' oiiptriy," in pursuance of !.n nr.-..-;L;n J'll.. I'K.rl.., ' . ' ' ihc loi.owin- lorm was anopreu lor me receipts on the payment of the five per cent.: ll.'Ceived of , dollar", it be- ww uve pr-r cent, on snares, sut.scrii ed in the " Western .North Carolina Kail lloaol Company." WM. A. LKNOIR. S. It lilll.L, J. 1'. HttKll, .1. WILltt.Mi. J.NO. I. UJLV ..... . 1,, It re'i-K-ti d that publication be made in tl.-Charh tte,. -a'., -bury, and other papers iu W estern North Cirolina. Iruui our I 'irr ponJmt ClIAlll. annual l a f 1- The I' tiie South Carolina In.-titute opened la-t evening at the large and spacious Hal! cr. c te J fr the purple on Mc-etin siri et, ,i!. l the initiatory pro ceedings of the f..-:i'. il was graced ly the 1 eaoty, not only of '.'ia-lcto,it but of this and the adjoium.- Stite-s. Tho contribu tion, although imt a- jare and various us on lormer ocea-ioi.-, ut the io ri'imity com- I eiir-ated iu un; u'jaittitj, aii'l th hue tLiiif.', glowii; lining. The Pt;;t 4'.. -u'u T , ' "'k .' o. r n ti i cure ot ti,n in thu LriHiant hlnzo of :hts a.i positively btwil 1 1 iry snil paintings were iiitoxicatin; flashis that ccIlpa by the !-Iiarklcd from a tLoj-'iii'l love-Loaniincvs, wlitre jouth and Ltauty iut-ct to LolJ their nightly revel J'ho jury in tl.; Court of Common Pleas jat jf tll(. n,ilu.in Catholic Church should ' " r, from iron chest .-.uppo.ed to con and (jeiieral for Charleston ever becone as powerful in thin country ... " "I"'"'- J-re w. re ou huarJ a li.nro "V I'--'"'n?.aH-r n. in- locked up in t.air r i. tii ail nii'bt. returned a verdict, yc.sti rdav in riling, of inaiislauh- ter, in the case ol t he Mate against John MeLauchiin, fs.r I, .unhide on the body f ThoniRs Murphy (, i.ich was couiuiltleil iu January la.-t. tin ir-t retiring to their room, nine ot lli' y: of a verdiet of " -the remaining I : r . :n firm and 11111110 . it niatislauohti r, on took a htand in favor ty of murder," w hilu ok a pohition eipi iiiy 01; in tuor of inakiti'' 1 tin; f round that the tie 1.: -t b! j'X. In tliis ca-o cerJ.-.ed ttiuck lie the miijorit v was t ... ..rf1..! f... .1 it - j'JH' 11,11 I'll IIIC Ilia" jonty, and aft-r ar-uinj.' the Ca-tj ail nil.t, the three bro jnt 01. r the iiie, and a vtr dii t Has rei.di d ureordinly. I tiaU llifi J oi',;;re ol Wltlies.slli (il.ltC a L'rar.:i eri'J i.eiio-iii ' r- . . . ' . cereinoiiy yesti-ro ay i . iii or ii i ri in -Ii ty Hall,' on tin tur.'-.'trei t, opposite the t.i-.eea-ioii of the nresentation oi a I lao to ii.. l.ti, reoiintt.t o Iiiti'tilry ly '-ol. I.an'o, ', ,riiieily in couniiand ot th regiment. He iiu !e aa eioipjei.t and patri otic speech, aii l wan rc-ponded to by Jolin't'uiiiiiiiol.aiii, the pre-t;iit chiel in com niiind of tie. reoiment. Alter the ceremo nies of tie: j r. -tiit ilion were oone through with, the reoiiio'i.t ma re lied up lo the llaee (.our-e, wl.i rr . ii, toe course of the tv of a Peneral and bl"odv liirht I le-ret to l. ni that Tho's. J. Cede-, late mail aoriit on the Charlotte ami South Car olina Jlaiiroad, has been arrested, under several warrant from the I'nited States Coiiimi.-.-iom r, I!. (!. tjilchrist, Ks.p, for rub bericsi coii.iiiiiied on said road, and that he was broiioht lo this city to-day in charge of Win. T.-ppe, C. s. !'( puty Mar.-hal, "and lodged in jail I, await Li, trial. A.SIII.KV. Pitr.TKi T i.f SiiMKTlllvi to K tT The Western pap rs (' l!,io, Indiana, Illinois, and Mi ourij all .pa't of tha fair f r'jpecti of the wheat crop in tho-e State.,. The pat, ic ma.. lowevrr, have not been heard from. We hhall doiibtlcis soon have crops and a frf.habl reports of short -fimin, a, u' j i!. I i si-,.- i I . - r. -ii , . I,. , ........... ---.i ues iiucii iroin .-Oliitrvnle, I en-i woman, in ns ve mi I y, who hau Mi n wll?. ' V, "r""",'1,"-"1'- j tt,;r,i, a""Ut. I''"1- nessi'c, the .Me,,,phi.U'I,iK,Htatc8 that! w.,l,,l,;.,,,c.,r .In l.u.r..rrsr.,,. banc, had wry ,,ear tak.n place between and a more harmomou body, it is said, r.ev- Nixon aml UaK-h'r cu on ahed at ' ' " ..!.. who w. nl.'-d '7 i.. '"' tie: iri-.ii i i ii,-i ers aud the I harle-ton Ui- er nut. I he report in sniipo.-ed to have 'rm. n.. .;i i, ,i- , '' wort srnlTjr. , ... fieri,, n. I should not wonder if that saucy -mnnated from an cmlled member. The ' , . . l' ' ''"f "1 ,,,.tc," C"' i uch .r .he wr her of ';"j boy . ' ,a, bee, Et,rri,,o up stnle be'- Convention composed of the let men """t? i'I , " ", " i T , ?""".- -" ""' , ' , t,'e .. tl,.m, u..t. ti.ev were upon the ver.e of both the old noluical parties, and it is '? IT. ' L' " fcatttrJ?Jr "' "I'l'l"":"..' tef'. . . " i THE CHARLESTON NEWS ON AMERI j CAXISM. I The News says: Why ha tho RepulH (can party submitted to this? In the first j placo it Democratized itself too much. It i disregarded, as soon as its oppouents were I broken, those cardinal doctrines and great 'measures which brought it, under tlie name of tho Democratic party, into power. Hut more than nil, it too soon discarded those cono-vntivo principles aud practices) ou ; which our Government rests, on which tho institutions of tho South, its stronghold, were dependent. It played " hide aud seek " j with Abolition on the oue hand, (slavery on the other. It had cot the nerve to take hides and bids fair to " fall between two stools, j It sought, worst of all, to sustain its fortunes by " bending tho pregnant hinges of the ! knee " to more foreign elements. It therefore repudiates the American party and its prin 1 ciples. (Jurm letis vult jn-rtkrc, Hie riu$ ltmrntut. 1'uder preteuce of nationality, it ! is neither States Rights nor Federal, neither ' republican nor consolidation ; aud yet do , bounces those native citizens w ho would ' Americanize our politics. ! These strange incongruities have been alike silly and startling. We love the old the true republican creed in its cause we obtained our etisigttey in the I'einocratic ranks. 15ut the creed and its measures are ii'itorcdJ liave become obsolete. We are compelled to emptite, u lure are veto pa? j We ask the question, boldly, pointedly wrmvite answer, can the huiivclC il t sens ol r . . the doom be other ttifn true to repuoncao inUm mirifiinisiii nnd tht established in- the lVtnncratic i-arty seek to make enemies of those who choose to organize mid irive ithcit ticy to tins powcrrul and ttosireu ele- incut ? All over the I'nion, it lias thrown this clement into the bauds of Vhi''L'erv ' ml Vtilm Snnih I hi r nnnnt and must not be permitted. Here, if the mountain will not go to lahoniet, .'lahotnct jjo to the mountain. For K uow-Noth- iiuim in itself we cave rotliinj. No party ! taining the early archives of tho Slate. It can Mieoccd at the ?otnh which is not based j was marked on the outside, " Win, Venn tv on -I mtrican I'.rjiiiiliianinu its rrral the Siis'ui Itunnii liulitiits" and is as fol is cunset rt.tisui. If the American or Know- i lows : Nntihing party adopt these, then it w ill be like; Aaron's rod. The Calsk uk the "Amlkii An FEAT. The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday Ia-t nlvcs the following as among the causes of the defeat of the " American ticket in the city at tlie recent election " It is very generally conceded that the Sunday l.tw of the City Coutiril and the temperance law of the Legislature caused nearly ail the bar-room keepers and the proprietors of laer beer saloons to vote the Democratic ticket. There arc upwards of 1 :hiil of these tipplinsr places in Cincinnati and they eicrt much ititlueiico on the lec- ti.Jtl. - Why tlio figlt was between the native" and the !crui.in, more particularly, is ex piuineti in ttio loiiowing paragrajiU : T, .. e , , i . 1 M I icrmatis. till riarticu arv hostue to ,, . , .... 1 ... , ... . the Sunday Ordiuanee, which prohibits the op. (ling of the wine and bcerr-hips on the Saohath. Ihty have beeu nurtured in the v i- c .i . . i r belief that it is no sin to spend a part of, tin- Lord's dav iu the eniiiviuctit of the so- ... . f ,i Cisl j;las.5, w Hit tbcii family aud friends, at ! public saloons cr garden. They did to at l0n,e. h ; the custom of their native (jL.rlllr, v. They have held tueetin-. to express their ho.-ti.iiy to the law ; they have suit p-.'t.tioiis tj.thul.ity l.oui.eil tj pray er it- r p "il. 'J heir o po-itiou was not Ill-ode!, t'oei.' prayer was not granted ; aud , therefore tin y made it an i-.-ue in tie citv ''--.'''"''i 11,1,1 bavc lvvi it stated that understand the I'ciiiofraU gave thorn to K :r f. i tLrt lltlAtk .ttar .....I not he tuforceu '' M'AMsri I.Toi.iRAM E. The printing of the Prote-tant liihh), which haa been I . 1 V 1 V ' U . U V U 1 1 U I Ik II nUUllI C0tnlllt.licc(j at Mailrid, has just lecn pro- ilit,j,(.,i h.. tIlc authorities, while the uVmon- -trations are tnaJti in the norihi rn rrovinci'S province ajrntii-t that part of the constitution which j gaiH'tioiii liheity of worship. j This a the way they ni.ma'O thinsrs in1 Spiin, the acch.nt eat of Homan Catholi-ci-iu. Tlnre they not only rohihit the printing of the Protestant IJible, but are even opposed to pcro.ns Worshiping their Creator after their own belief. Who doubt- it ; thnt ,ere a0 th,. rin,i, 0f .1... i..,.. ...... ici 1 . 11 i .:i.:'.'..i 1 .1 i;i.r(.. ftf hiv;,,e wnr .bin restrained T ..,..... il... .;i.;i;. f ......I, . .. . - . to 1 11. "i in one of the luain objecU ol the A mi ricaii party. CliF.AT F.S'iW ?K IIM IX .MKII..--TI1C K.,.c (N. V.,) Sentinel eiiei an account of a prcat cuow storin that vi-ited that rejrinu on .Mono a v la-t. 1 tie toiitor. who travelicol - ' in tlo nn fr..li. Wr. I., r I rta li I r lloni uneu ..M. .vy.. ......, III many llaeesthe snow was hi'-her than the tops ol the car., a cliatitiel haviii" been cot through just wid, enoul. for their , passage. In many places the hhclviiij; drifts had extended half over the canal, while in the bottom mi accumulation of, , . ., r.t i r two or three .et of -now.w.ih no room for depo-,.io ,t from ti.e .scrapers, noon f.,m.-l tu a nai rn r to th and the shovclkr ; projrri's ol the train, were aoaiu iu d. niaiid." S.M IV NO C'liNft ."ION iv I'knnsvi.vama. It ii denied, as htated hy telegraph, that the Know Nothing Conventioii held recent ly iu Lancaster. Pa . brokr! coiilidently predicted that the State will lg i cariied by storm next fall, at"', every comi ty y.-nd a Know Nothing to the Lcgi dature i'7t Sli ir. I Iln rtiltN of fi.MMAMX.lt I.Nr;tt,MtAM TlIK Ami, AN CtiAsl Sfii AI We have very ' late advice from Speznia. The I'niti'd! .taten .loop of war St. I.oui', Commander j ItiL'rahaui, sailed from that port on the I.thj of March ultimo, for tho I nited States. The ' f 'uiiibtrlatid and Saranac were there at the I time. All were well on the three ships-. At sunrise, on the 1st, Coinmauuiir Ingraham hoisted the St. I..uis flag, and Commodore Striuohatii hoi-ted his broad pennant on the C itnherla'iid his flag thin. As the St. Louis failed outof pott she wassalutcd with three I hesrty cheer, from the crrws of the other,' hip', which her erew vocifriotisly r turnerf. CoNSPlItACY PlSCOVKnKD I! TaRIS. PA- Bis, March 22, 1S53. Day before yestcr day a conspiracy to assassinate the Empo ror of Frmce was discove'red at the critical moment, and the parties tire now in the state prison at Waias. The Emperor was to review a portion of tho Imperial Guard, which is about to start for the Crimea, in the Court of the Tuilories. During the re- view ho was to liuve heeu a sasstuatuil, but by what meuus has not become public. All ; that the public kuow is that arrests were mado at the moment when the review was about to commenec, that tho persons ar rested were conveyed to Mza, in separate cells aud interrogated. Some of the high-J est families in Paris among tho legitimists are said to bo implicated in tho conspi racy. Tho attempt is attributed to tho feel ing which is growing up in the country against tlio abslouto power which is exer cised by tho Emperor, who does not con sult the interests, much less the opiuieus of auy of his people, aud whoso conduct of the war is list considered cmlneutly satisfao factory. That class of pcoplo who have se rious i uteres ts at stake, to whom tho honor aud prosperity of their native country is a parruiount object, and who have heretofore had some tort of voico iu the administra tion of public affairs, how find that thoso precious interests are placed in tho hands of a man who scorns alike their good or bad opiuious who couducts tho affairs of stale with an absolute secrecy, and an iudiffcrtnee to the opinion of others, as if ho alone was the body and soul of this country. It i impossible that state of things can last much longer. Xetc York Vummtrvial. Wm. Viss on the Suriiknukr of Ffoi- tive Slaves. A curious document has been rcceullf broutrht to liuht by C. L. j ard, r.si , ot 1 owamli, I a., by wuicn u; l is shown that William 1'enn, the Quaker,! 1 did not believe in harboring and keeninir i ; riinns sis ut u :li..n lh..ir tuistor diMiiand- ' vd them. The document referred to is said ' to have been accidentally discovered in one 1 j of the public oflices of l'enns vlvania, con- " My llood Friends Tho teople of New York iiavinr; oain wrote earnestly to n-i ( , about those prisoners tak vn by you, c-pe-pj.. . uially the woman aud the hoy, saying that they bought them fairly of the tuveruor of Carolina, who 'old them for slaves. And tIl,,v v,,,:.,,, 0,i .:.,,,.. and mit-hhors . ami all under the same Kin-', I must there 1 fore desire vou to deliver the said woman ! ...a i .1. i t r :i .... i . anu I'i't ti i.ie ut .oil lit it'ia, . iiicsui, wiiu .. . ... ... , ... M and tin re put tliem on board of a vessel bound directly fur New York and bv so ki -i n. f 1 1 ! 1 w .tpm tlir.ii, I r ,.or I i.t n so doing, you will greatly oblige your very good-friend and brother, Wm. I'EN.n. A Tlllti l.LIN I'aiiaorapi!. I well re- ' nieinhcr. s.vs the Charleston Courier, the Captain of the Moselle, which exploded at : Civiiiuali some years ago, but who was, ' ine titue we spcaK oi, comn.au'iing anotner uum. iroui w iior-t; ciiiiniic ts rusuiMi ciBiiiic , , , . , , , h, eolumiuof thirk niokc, showtDS nhe wan . , , . . '. l . . r .1 i i . . -r- " ' tern river. Our I nptain wci't foaming and , , , ' , , ' : swearin" inrougn me toni in i n i , ass pxriti'Tni'iit. n 1il laIyt g r went up to hit.) an-1 bnpzvd Lit? n.or foiy Ail wit-J for what be wouid sav. I shall nur furi his sniffer : 14 .Madam," .iaiJ he, w-ring with t horri 0.1th, 4if! knew every oul ftn boar'i wouhl to bwn to l;-.1,I w"it not "uff.-r th -it hoit to prs in ! Mr did not sufTi-r it, ;in4 his impiotM ll:hrmy wan for that tim? fi'.-niiittt-il hy hi Crt;:!Vr to ui-jmn-A f w niuiithi afiirwarUt however, I - 1 1 .1 f II I a 1 n? rnimimiifu'i inc .uo-ciit, nnu when the . ... , . . I : t' rntlc rxplosion of that bont took place, it was cauicd, m wai as. rtoil, by the Cat- i.'l i- ! .. . ;taii, !.'ninjt Ins wnlit gainst tne ..f.-t valve, airl t!( r-liruij.' that he would not lose an inch of s!oam he. roor wretch. wa Mown a hun lr nl f i t through the air, an.l l ,i Iu K fr.rp.o nn Ir, in . . r. (I I. th e roof of ashed standing near the iiharf. The Minimi FuhIatk At iianv. The I' States ti amer Fulton, Captain Mitchell, arrived at Havana "Joih, from an unsurces. lul seircii for the niis-in;' AU atiy. They had. hii-t crui-inz in the Cunhbeaii Sea. fallen in witli an !,aii.'onod I1 feneh shin, and tak - oi trutim, M.owine that iV 1 a ra.-si ii.ref ve-i-l. nrohahl boiiml to Ci. v ! 0'"'. 1 he I'ultou pi. iked up, during the r! eruic,a fipar miprio-ed to have hehuiL'ed to' i - Tl . .. . i.i , . y aeeureu the iron hariiN I. ,!,;,,.. ifil,i..l .1 ... .1... 111 11 lona thatiliey may le identilicd I ' . Wau', I'oiN'W. The dashing 0:1 1. Hih- t. t. .1 . I- til I ' 11 , r. a., hrs, theprido of the l;u..l..,h army, left oii-iiiiiiirio ,ie cii'iii n tii'lreit Mroni'. an ,fi... --:. 1:.. .1 ... : 1 -ii. . mi .i.i in 1 nu vi iineis rcicivc'i nn n,l ,1 ,1 '. 1 1.... r f ...... I r.f. H 'Ill 'II Ul VIIU liUIO,'1.lU!llljreil. ' l" pall ant ri''iuient has recently return - Cl1 to (VjiistaritinopU reduced lo fourteen m-n " 1 B officer., Mill brying with then. t'-'" giorioa and unsullied banner. ' n,.,.. .. t.. . t- Olttitltrt) TO Prtri'AltK FOR Sk. The - (;,ir0Ii,.le , r,,r. W(.re rP(!iv,.d U'l:,,w,,..lv , r,,nru..-n ,-...! on Wednesday at the Charle-town (Masa - . i ..... v , i- , eiiii-eus, ) ,iavy i aro, uirecuue the com- iivi'nlant to prepare the sloops of war Cyanc and .Saratoga f .r sea with all poisible de - 'patch. 'Jheir debtitiation is not statsd. Loth Siijes) Pi.f.askii. The Coalition! Kit'sw-Notliinjr party are firing cannon in! Cotuieoticut because they have Lenten thti e-.iu-iuifi', mum uiu sr iii ue r a i n rantmn lecause they have not hm ly beaten as they expected to be. 1'i.tii'jcrat''. and the Uemocrala r. lirinr. , r ,en m bad - CONSIGN KES TY.W KAIL ROAD, Fkom 10th to 1 4 r if ArniL. A. Ilovl & :.. Mar.l k P.. Allison i ('' , HoaloroarC. K Co., 0. (iillenpie, V. M. f Holland, L. A. Manon, V. It. Withers & Co.' M. I.. Holme A Co., J. P. Ililterbrand, j! j Kamnour k Co , T. Curtis k Co , W. II. Mil- l"r k Co., MrClura k K.. IIickori- A. CJ I) U. k J. L. Gaither, James k '., Stockton & M., Hok k M., A. C. Mclnto'.h, W. Ai I'irncy ,V Co, K. X It. liaithct, T,,,.,.. ii , it . I I'mrlil in Ins own family, ami rci.n'ii" '' " , 1 tt r.t. E Ut. MlllF.I) 11.1I.E.S or COT TON 1 ,,. 1 ,,, ,.,. ,,. ol a n'" uii iu a row. It, .,.... a .i . . r.. ... ... ...- ...... ... ... .... . ,,.,. , wor:msi won.nu A great many learned trcatitca have been writ, ten, explaining th' origin o", mid climsifyiii-f tlio wuli.is -notalrii l (lie human syu(t in, . 8ei,r(ji . any topic of medical snenco haa elicited more aeule observation and profound reseurtb j and y t physician ire very much tlimltd in opinion -,n Hie subject. It must be admitted, however, that after all, a mode, of expelling these worms, and purifying the budy from thtir prcst-ncc, is of ,,mru value than thewi.M-st (thquisilioiis us (o the origin. The expelling agent iai ut length been fnuntl ' r. MoLnne's Vorniiliigr is tlit luueh souj la mi,.. speuilie, and lias ulreudy snercciled all olliir wni, ,udii iocs, ilsellicucy beinu; universally ac. j knol.;!ged by medical practitioners il i Furehast-rs will Itleaao be en refill to ssk f. DU. McLANE'Hf'KLKIIItATEU VKUMIKl UK, and take none else. All other Verm" es, j comparison, ore worthless. Dr. M. Lane's genu, i ,io Vurinifugo,also his t'e lebrntcd l.iver l'ills,caii now be had st all respectable Drug ij lores in IC I niti d States and Camilla. Apnl 17, lt)jj. Si HYmEHEAL. Married, in this county, nn the iOth instnnt, by the Ki v. Ii. II. lairTcrty, Mr. THOMAS A. Wll' SON and Miss SAU All It. JONKS.. Tribute of Rrsjirrt I'imi.asx IaiudK, No. 31, A. F. M. ) April 7, lf ij. Wnrens, It ha uleusH-d Almighty (iod.i!,. (irand .Vaster of (lit! I in vine in his uiscruliblc Wisdom and Powi r to remove from our nmUiour well lieloved llrother Alexander Springs whs de. parted tins life at ti o'clock lliis morning. Htmlrrd, Tint by Una melancholy viilmin I'hsUnx l)d;oi is railed Uwn Iv mourn (he i, of one of its valuable inemUrl and as inilivnluj'i we deeply deplore (lie loss ofa fraU rnul slid inutli beloved Itrolher. Hrtntrnl, Tha( wo teiitlcr our most lieirtfi it sympathies tod rondiilerice lo the In re ived ! and ehildrtn in their sad mid iiiclauvlioly ilihc. (ion. KfrivttI, Thai we wcr tlie usual badgt 0f immriitiig t'or thirty days. ItitaittJ, Tiia I copy of these placet dingi w furwartiid to (In sllliitiu family and that the i i, be published in our town pini. .1'. J. LOWRIH. w mi i Jr.KSA (TtWISON. re recti. ii,c H,c ures( and mont v-ruil essortmi nl ot O 1 H V M I I t v iilllllh ever purchased by llirm, Thf-y soliei( an nam. iii.tlloft tif their stock, ItoLighl rnrrcy jvt t nb. Tin ir (imm)s will lie iolJ iott. Aml 17, I ;.'.". l"tf ' g 1AI;I'K.VH US TiHilJ. Shots. I.e.tl -- ,wy tfdwiirr ftif smIc hv . .... .J, FAUKSi HlTC!IItiN, New Uooks JCSTBrXKIVKI), . Slvnliope Hurh igli, by t f len 1 llu. I he lite of V, I . Itanium. II. ro.nr. of ll,.t..rv. br M.tt K. Ilcweti ! .New K-rtiU for ( .i.n,j , RrllJiutTUimlm'r" StHt s'l'.'uni i ,its. iiwainc & tiraUm . -. ..... i I nr i iti ."sorin rtip, in 1 1 iu, i artnuert. .... . ,, .. , ,. . . ,-. ,, Il.e New .Norlh ( iiniln a l.irm Uotias for Jut of Hie Peace, lon.l.l.lts, It-. I.n..ance .f Student I.HV. Iiy KiuiUII rliill.m' Trials; IrsnsUlttl troin the l.ir.r.i. IWaulifullv illoslralrd. ntoo, a Hook for Ih y . dy Simonds. ' sale si LOWIUIl A l.NMS lUik More, I 'lir.nl'. Apiil 1", 1855. ! It.tlt.'tI.V IW II. I. f II (ha Unl.mr.t of my sin (Tt'N'KKM Y and CLASS W A l( K a t (wf 1 1. ii. Thf riiiirc sttte.x ii ismiTrn.' is inroatrn.' to rrpli nisi, 1 oim s, a rare 4 4s.ini t i t.iuiliia wislutig J ul.l s. I., , nr liy in nt sv oim cin.il c ts on r u ol so a.!!. al a brcaui. t Nate a niiiiili.'r of frciirti t lima im.i.s in sru sun oi!M-ri.i , Iii;i liu' r wilts a coniui. tr .... -i. mint of Irmi.t.ms int oiiirr tn.Ki. ,t,e.t-.,t 1l".-inir tiir.n,e .wormni at nK tut 1 am ii. w othrinir linrti al, Mcint....r.h..,..c .frtud othr, .,,.r,,.t.. I ill rl.r .,,,1 tin, rt.iirr .lock th tit i : iil of ilif bu.mr.i, on rns..oatilr Urmi, iu .rj l"." ''" "t'rr m I - " : s inp, and otters a imI r,i.iiiiij lo a t..i..i.,.. Uit- MV.X. Ma( It AM, Jh, I m port ft of ( hi n, i la it tni Kr Of n ire, V iimingtfjf), . 1'. A pi tl 17, lfc.j. , imo lirr l,iv rU4rt X Jar Fur the rimjH't curt of CnirpSt, ('ldt I' lutni. Afkmt:t I; nnr Ain. fulling of tiintnit J oler Lung ( umj taints trtidtng fa 1 &..--'? , , .; . ,, .., . ' n . ' If in our turn. us si-c n t, inlorn.11.1 . '." t"w'"1 l," ir in'mcetislr m ii;11 " ' i ran I us ill ss v ifi( It r.ti. of tlir l t. it 1 ri r V oti ii,(i,.i1,.lr,,,(no.i'o.'i" nil' I (ur'i Ihf my vmtl cam. II Inn ail i.ll.ir I .t,tl ! .ri. iiratii.iis hast l.ni d, thin lias nli' il ! j lieot, it Ilruncisti, sJ-alfrs in M tli. iu-. i I'll v .H i ins ran Iritity. Ask thrsfl.t iti1'' . near- t I'lWn, n list ll.ia Iwrn hisrii III IK ' ,,,.,. r ,lirdil,... ,f , ,,'. t, ( ,i i... i ,.!. ,.r i.... i.. ,,il i. II i u it is j iii: iii;sT iMiit im; i x i an r. II.. low wr nivr a fi mi tllnrll linm I'll'" " ; hai- rtnivi il lately rr .-jriimg the tone - ' "'-"' ,rr J;,; in ,.!; ,n pi, n " p'mtuit I u.tn my Mirf in its rrt! 'iT ti-." wirt irAir """'" fr u-huk U is rrromm. n.ltd" M.nn, Kh.-mM A. Urw, " '") N. '., .art- Tk. i "1"r," '"'' N' , ' 1'ir is hteunniii u .;..... .,!,,. is v,n r'i ...... r. .. ..... - vn iiiivk jcri. so, -ill rm Aurr lie" i.,k m rmnmrmM.li tnmi of it, tnd " ' r"J 1 '"f'"1"' allmung ihi comdnno ) IS t rrtmtmmttril ' Our AUri.lin I'n sens Di.trirl, S. '., ,r ! KjII, ss.nrn us tint As f il intilr the aufl'i nn patirnt lo rrnil ,,"'1l""i'!, whirh arroniiinlilrs rath bjtl'c. 'luali, l ' j whirn arromii or " ' THY Till: JIi:iH 1 ! ! if .; iiisr n i k i: A K M !!! . . . . 1 snil neirleri not Hint r'irn wnn , , i ,, ; i,it,ir v" j snd lunt(, anil inviting on lis I ''""' j I ( 'fin int nt mtt a. Inn ao sonlllinir d nM"" ffHI . ii rrmriljr can be oMnuuil I'r. im(;" Liverwort and T-ir. llcuarr of Cunlr, . ill and H.,tt Th gnu nine nrtiil.e? iisiKnrd on th rnifrjvcH wrsfiprr around ench 1 Trice, tl pr liottls-. er tit bottli-t lor Wliolcasle and rcUil by ...,, iSOOVIL A MKAlh 1 1 1 n.urlrea S!. brt. Cnnti and St. U' Kota Anrs rs ma, Tim hoi Tin cl whom til orders aoH tpplicationt l'r " j matt ba adilrrit.il. Ad al"" ,h 1 1'rujfgtsl" m every illsjjr. i-l. April, I l"j.l. i i f 5 1 A