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CHAnijiOTTE, 3ST. C.,AUGUST31, 1858.
TIIOHAS J. HOLTON,
KuiTuii & 1'iiopkixtor.
TEUMri:
i,.r..r,i!inn Whijr be afforded tnvub. ,
t 1 u 11 :n nuvaiirc ; 1 vv 1 1 ,
. .'; ' ,; three roar.ll.str.d TIIKKB IHI.I.AKS !
. ", ,.f the war. -Nop iper ill be disom. 1
,, jrn-uMrn arc mild. except at the '
.. . r., 1
, , ... ,-, ,,
:l.,.,,l.,...trlr. J-IOm-n.. arpirsuuure
" - ' "
li tuiiliiiuatiee. ourt ad.
and Snintfe Sal. 1. chat ynj 'J5 per
..-!. r: and a deduction of 3.') per cent, will
:'i .hi i:tc rv'iilur prie. a, lor advertiser liy
.tr. .V,. rlisciiienlH inflt-rtrd niuhllily or
r'v, at "rl 'l'r a.juaro for each lime. isciiii.
i iils per aqnurt- mr earn nine
r,."""rl;:',n "t','" i.'':1''';
tVY':Yi i't ini-crnd Ullll n.rd mid charged ac
arf iiutliorai d to uclaa 1
il''
uri.TM hi:i.ts:: ijmlts:::
I t ,1 in 1 lie liotlou 1 1 1 viii pan ) ,
Al .V.inuuiUKja' rifts:
AMI I'ltK IM
1 !!,' 1 I "J J ct. per loot.
", li
4 ;:y 9-1
sr.wn ls t:i i TSnunufai tu
(( rl.i; IIVSKof all !!. f-.r w
r nri'raurc. tideitd Jurrt ftom tin M-i
I II MM
ur.-i rip'.iona ot ,." ccnta
j. r. v. i:oom:.
T7rt .. 01
Fivsli Oin.Vdionaries.I-Yiiits
'I""-' reactfulty .nforni. the c,t,..
1. z.n. ol Char.olte anil aurroi.ni:ii. cu.i ry,
: ... ..,tol and coii.tanMy ri,..,,.. .
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Pnnfontinn'-iT'icio "Prnifc
UUlUVblUaiCli ICk.' 1 lUUUj 1
fancy (.i:oci:kii:s,c ir: i:s
TO li At CO, SM1I'. TOYS, j
Iit niiiitiito, !
inti: i:!is iioititv iki:vi,
ii-i'i's iii"1 Mni!iM, 1
( li.ui, W 111 k -ltt it it, V liiitl tiic
T'i.J-AMIKI.. j
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I' -. Hun .j. n. urer the n-naeaol fir-l r le
P,..f. I ,111 ;.r, p.:i.i to lurn.-h oujicnor ( Ah t.S
fTras!Te;
as!!
A
tINr. A.-SOnV! MI.NT OF CnHU 1 1.Aa
Fart i v i.er, to,..,-i.e ufllyaon. Yoiin-r
... I . ; Cui.po.dir, Ki.iiii Brr.,kun,
II. M. li:iTCHARI.
family lhu S
It ci no va..
and ih.
oici l.u
ly, that he Ina
.! ot M.K.ri- A I!
Gol.Joa Cock. Golden Star Planter's and i
Premium
(OOK STOVJ'aS,
ruiLon sroviaS.
, . ; a.r lll..lllt of
mid Hollo v. - a re.
... I i:i i.:! cheap for CASH .H
li. II. RYKRM
J , I--,-. 4."tf"
Jiy It! Try It! !
JI U; I.L- t ,,rrnlralr.l hilr.rtol III ( III ;
I 3 -,. . ,;,.., i,u o wo.,.; lor I in. t.-.a
,1 propurr I-, in .1. 'J'ry it. i
I;. i;n a i:i s i'nr nornK, 1
,,l.n-. Coi.ier. j
!)y-Sli!ir, Dyc-Stiills !
'IVil. i-ry b.-at nf thle r..a of artirl.-a. eon.
I i.'in p.rl of Soiitini of 'I in. Fx. rui t
I. , ... ,( o,;ii,ii. ..I, M.itliJ' r.An., m.,y be pur-
PRITCIIARD'S :
Slu,r, l.vin i Ci.nrr,
Varnishes, V.'irnishcs !
A
I -tork now on baii'I ronMalirif; 01
. ( p. I, ( o.rh II il v. Fiirmtiirr, J i.
'i will bo aol.i lor f AMI lower
r I, .,,. ,n CI, irlotir. liy.
II. M. PllFlCKARL', I
H ...ea.jie umt K-Uid Uruitl. I
Jiiwi?i'i (.air.a.
Condition i'ow dcrs !
f.K !H..I r,nd ,.i,er. iot.-rrst.d in ST'ST'I,
I : r,
loeae .r.-p , ra Iiona arc u
unit; rt-medii. lu Ih a
!S!,,, k. For sale at
PIUTCIIAItUM
a..d lirtnl Plug Slurr.
Iswls. I CoSMS.
't illnii and Sin -(-oir Knr, '
0
I tl'lalily, at
fitri i iiAitii
nitt.t; STORK.
m:huiso. .c m:ioin(;. j
IMT'OBTI US OF
'K', I-i.icus, Hosiery, Embroiderlon,
Uc ,
N'. lil MKKilNG .STl:E!;r, j
-ll-.-fJS. 11AVM. MliiKtT, 1
i II i;!.l.- i,, s. c.
L '-KS1 lltKMA.V Lk.lt.lMi
W-iNEWFULM.
.SI ncmhip tor (he purpoae of parrying on the
' I'llll V UVildl 1 I JiHVt I 1 I I III I
AMI
het&ll GrfifftrV KlTRIHPRS.
., .
,wt '" call te "Itrntimi nf Hip riiittma of,
Charlolt.i mill aluminium? country to their New 1
Stindon Traili- Slrct-t, hi Iwii-n Urdu's ji.h Frank
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MOODY A NISFET.
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II. H. Willi.niK & r....
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till k
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ill aril lu tin
i Our T,,m.n, CA.SlIn ( Oil KY mnni tr
i,, ,.v ,. kncnala,,,! ,cr,n,lvc.
cuuicd 1 v T.' M. I arrow. '
j. nlililCs all. i,.:,d to proii.pt'v and a. low
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HAVINii i..krn .liminiagi ol'tbc pn.nre 1,1
Iln 1,11,1., I rrrcuma. bv .,.!. p.ir.-l.aM .. I
.11 in I'm- Jiol m 1, 1 ti datork 01 M. ,i .. fh n. ,
, liitruimiit. I l.ota, A c , to whirl, I in, .m 1
ruaiHctlully
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ir v.iir all. nt. on. I
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11 M. PRITCllARIi,
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Boys' Clothing.
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A ... . .. ,y
ol rki-- l.i.t l.r a
Mt L' IM.-, put up in a..y aivlr to or.'.r.hy
I'KIKHAIlK,
t,, it .t;.',errV.
t oM.
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rnn nun's-
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oinpoHndcd entirely from (.I l,
p iivk 1,1 i iik ri-.T n mit'.r a m i i vm mk
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THB I.1VER INVIOOHATOn
S. IK.MII IT Ml I'.'i l. IIIM-l.VKRV. M t
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F. HCARR A CO.,
Cjittrn'te, N. V.
HONHM lor Hit If hvrrv in ' Y 'i "j" " ' ',
FOR SAKE I1KI.E
I Wm. A. Owe-iis,
! -1 " " ' al ' -I '
, T H.I, pr.ir.lioe in the Courts of Mctkli nburg
"" '"
, aiirroutnlinr com, tire.
! U I (Wire nearly nppoaiti, 1 1 if I'oal Office.
I Jan. iin. 1WH. 41 if
SAM'L r SMITH,
! , ATTUllXKYJf COLKSM.J.OK AT LAW,
' t AY alwaye he found at the office of William
T M. Juhnetou, r.i.
llj" Prompt attrntimi given In Collections, n ri
tii.f f I'i'i ( 01m jn ncn, A c.
I'eb. S. 1 8.18. 4Htf
r rcsa Bread !
I'KKSIl hnEAI for ( tr
rr inoriiiiii'
ut J, I). I'lihmr'a ( 'null 1 lioni r v. one uikii
.on- thr It. ..k nf C I ikrlulli'.
J.i a. ii. ljH. 4Vtf
Notice
"iM"f 1'-'IM;S " i"
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' """ y ' r.lir.iif f'""i !,. 1 nr... allow
; 1111 lo rilii.n inv . ni tre ll.anh. lo l... i ililun of
; NoriJi and South Carolina I'm i:e hlM-ral palroimeo
: brtlowtd lit.m un, and to r'iil..t m ct.ntiiiUMnre
.al,J ,, M,.r, ,.,. N,;h A IJKATII.
I,,.. C1, ,l,.,,v.. .-l, K. Kulling.
uiii!. r I lie I .r'li of It I.I I M ,S, H'K IMiS A 1 .,
10 . ill r,.ii,:ui't tlit- ( loll, in; Homim.. ii ll.e
inl t.-r.na u nd . .Ill tin a., lot- m: vnt ii a a a lirri.
toioru.
'liii- .Vol. a ami Ar-nui,t. ol fuil.nf. AC", wi'.l be
found 111 ihr luiidaol W. A. ' wt . Ir ...ilreliou.
Till IS." TMU'VM'V
NEW FIRM,
HK nrw Firm i f Ft I.I.I.MiS, sPKIMiS A
II. Im e I,,,,
ol .N...-II, i
to
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to ir. III lilt ll.rl
to tin
u'ri faro
uid i-arorptly 1
of 1 1..;
n firm
lihrral pjlron-iffr br.luwf
Ue ..ul-t ui'mlli Hiurl r.mc that
tlilW ,.e lu,efsi, Sntnt nj Cr,.r.
,1 FuUinra A Co,
Mm I, '.'iill'iii'ii' mxl l!o ,
i.o i nixi.
i-rr- fjJirrU lt.it h,V '
It la hold aa-mtion but n. v. rthrl. .a Hut; hr.
1 1 lite wr hoy ll.e mil, -rial and 111 , 1, uli. Inrr our
own fooja, tlier. tiy avinj? Ihr iiiaiiiifn-lHr.'r'i pro. '
lit, whit-h la at ,-at2'i r rtnl. M il'iilft, ee 1
ry ariu ic ot Cloihinn hi. a. a miner the aofiernia. ,
ni on, ol lh,. firm, and il not w. II . nam- H ta
not rect-ivi d. e ran, th, ntorr, ircrrrtal the u.a. j
k... of ull .,,la lht po from our h'.uar.
UJU.INtiS, j-I'llLNGS A CO.
.U.v l l "A". ' .
Raglans! Raglans!!
11 K are rrrrivthp by etrry at. i
f 1 of niatrr.ala it..a. inul.le.
Iff ol l.llilrr.ala imati
Ft i.i.ixg, .sn;i(; .v t o.
I -:,u. fitf
oMUi;i:i; m i i
T
any yr
r wtnt Ai.otlief b-.M aa.
.-4 no. ii, but o,t. ..1,
Nollll., I.kr .
' hting roli.ic. teil Willi a iilan.ilartiiritiif b.,
; I n.LIMo-, .-PRIMi.S ( .
.V-y H, K.i. l"lt
j sunn:
' jtl "f, It. M...k.,l y and F.uli.h, G. nfrn-e..'.
r-M It-S, .'ft roolfil, I. Hit !.. m hiadorra
'..ml in. Mold low n.r enth b
; ii. m. iKiRHAi;n.
lire. I. Ic.7. I.wii. a eorn.r.
i -
J An ImhikminiI A.V.M KtlfAHT. We
I are iii.K 1 tid to tho Io-t.n I'aily Adverli-jn-r
for the fallowing ittercatin rt minis-
' cencu :
i " (in the fourth of Aug;i.t, 1 I 'I-', Chris-
1 toplicr ('(iliitnl us lo.t fil.t of the most wes- j
(tern highlands of V.nrrf, which he was j
I imt to foe agntn till he rt turned to pre to'
j F.urrpe his pift of thii New World. Tbrro
hundred and rixtyix enr pas away, and
on th sntiip day the tioblri-t vea-el in the j
New World's titty conir in Mght of the,
j in i-t ea-t. rn of the Ltghlands of North A- !
j mcrica ; and as the sun goes down she con- !
, m ets with the American shores the thread i
which gives Europe and America to each i
other. A majestic celebration of the great t
hero's faithful endeafor, at the end of a year
of years after it was tna'lc. '
Paris it now seized with a mania for
promenading at tho bottom of the Seine, by
means of tno diving bell which, for some
months past, ban been placed below tho
font Uniiil on the Tuili.ri.s' side, of tho
river. Every afternoon, in fine weather,
proces-ions can bo seen, of both sexes, who
come to enjoy in rotation so singular a spec
tacle, .'"neb is the rage that ladies so r in
iihneil as to scarcely pass beuealh the tri
umphal arch of ' l'.tnih-, spare no effort to
reduco the volume of tho hoops and other
fixings of their petticoats, in order to srjueeie
through an opening not over eighteen inch
es in diameter. To the spectators who lean
over tho parapets of thn bridge, the sight
is fiinoiii' thu moil ichrrUir. Courier iiS
I'liUi Litis.
WltKXrrtlNO OFF LtMl'.S VH. A M I'L'TATIO V.
Dr. Maisoneuvr's new system of avoid-an.-n
of Amputation in case of injured
limbs, has been presented to tho Academic
de Medicine, at Paris), and is said to hare
been tried in various hospitals with success.
The invention consists in the application nf
a machine by which the limb is said to bo
torn from tho socket without pain and with
out the loss of blood, the patient in Soino
eases being completely restored in the course
of a few days.
RAVAGES fir GRAHsltf'PPKRH. The grass
hoppers arc making frightful ravages in tho
country hereabouts. A gentleman informs
us that on Sunday last, a swnrm of these
ravrnoutl insects attacked a field of beans,
snd in two hours not a preen leaf was left.
Tlu ir appetites run to beans, and cucumber
and pumpkin vines; but when thee are
wanting they do not hesitato to moke war
npon any green thing. We have heard of
no way of itucee-.sfuliy guarding arai.ist
th' ir attacks. JluJu.'o Courier, Aug. 15?.
" Mother, Slnjr Jerusnlrin."
The Uat worda of a bebiitifuj tittle boy w ho
ilird recrntly in lioalon.
A thild loj in a twilight room
With palid, wi, i lice;
A little child whoetii!c ol'lifti
llit neurlv , 1 ;-,ce.
Moat huly roUa Ihr angrla broiil.l,
lly In.lv apirila g.v. n.
li,. uly to wrap ti,u child in tin 111,
And bear him nfl to heavrn.
r.-ri-ha.,er their bf.i.ity 1.1
(if aoine hariiioni-i.na w.
Tint Ol'tn f,uin hia loot,
7 he di I g ilia had hi-1
1 1 ni t j-lil be for he whiaprrrd low,
" Pnif. niolhrr, unf," and tniilrd.
The worn cue I nrll Waide ll.e rourh
" Whit klii.Il I amc, my child T"
.Irruaili in, niy hapjiy J.ctitr,'
The piping U.y rrpt.c.l.
And dly a.rel the rVr not. a r.mp
1'pot! the elcnlidc
Jirnaalrni, my hppy home,
Vintr arrr dear It. n.r !
U hen ahall my lal..ra h .e an .. d
In joy and jwact, and Thre "
And on aha liliif. wlnir break., p btarla
Ileal alow, unequal tinir
She frit the paaaiii)- of the aoul
With that triumphal chime.
II ' thru ihou cty of in j (;,!,
Shall I thy enurla aarrnd '"
Tlo y raw the ahado.a of the graie
U'tlh hie aweet beauty blrnd.
Why ahould I .brink at pain or .,-e,
dr -ear al Ik-.th'a d.in.ay ?"
f-he eraaed the anptla hore the rhiM
To realme of rndUaa day.
ftliscflliinfous.
From the American Mtaxrrrr.
I well ri nil int.er the time that I vetitur
ed home in a state cf intoxication. I knew
my situation, and dreaded that my wife
should drover it I exerted myself to con-
eeal it. 1 affected to be witty, affectionate,
and social, but it a as a total failure. I frit
the fatal poison momentarily increasing. I
ii, ;,.;.,. ...., r .. .-..-.I ........
mc with a look o." uuuterabie grief. It was
' t
only with Ler and that I was able to reach
my pillow.
All restraint was soon swept awsy, aud
I can.e home 1,'gl.t after r.:rU in a stale
most revolting to the feelings cf a delicate,
affeetioiiatc wife. In tain n y amiable com
panion wept and t ipo'tu'ati-d. 1 was too
much entangled and corrupted to break a
way cither from my ticcs, or associates.
They neither feared God uor regarded man. j.
I was led captive by their device".
I became, I will not say an infidel, fur I
was too ignorant of the theory of scepticism
to be one. I became t mocker. " Fools
make a mock at sin." and lueb a fool was
I. I km- just enough of tie Bible to make
it n,y jest-book. I saw that tbi. part of my
I . . .
cot'duot was i .ttretne y painful to my pious
, , , . . f ,
w,fe, and tried to r.s.r.in myself from tri-
fling with the liable in her presence ; but I
loved to raie loud laughter among my bois-
terous companion.., and the indulgence serv-
, , , ' . . , ...
ed so to strengthen tho pernicious habit,
that I was often detected iu th uso of this
tff.'nsivo lat;"uage.
I. ... int",,!! n... . f l,,., il.ni t,re
touching appeals on this subject reached
my ronciencf. "Must this child," she
would say with tears, - be trained up un-1
der tl.ee bsn, fut influence, ! Must be bo
lr.tle prattler, imitatatiiig whatever he heard
1,1 t. ....,., In ,1....;.. .r.l ..
r""'VF-1 . . to promoiu Ul- -euaie ,.y an. ,.,,, w ij Ult,ctnlg. JJU, Hmlo reading lla ; r,-a U, . , ,,,n,i,i, c,,i. au.
ridicule tho Scriptures with his lisping comfort. A poor wife, "my dears" and U;crjp turcs to the co ngrcgation ho felt a dag- j and nora kilver,ji;t!iiiig (. oinpany, whoso
tongue before ho is able to read their con- ''n,y oc " l,tr llUsba,ld' "'V! "ld" ,,!W ger from one of the enraged small-wai-ted mines are now paying, and with now ma
tents or realize their heavenly ori.-in : butt0.u " ''I M.t. , P l1""'0"1 frct' Mlomn, and jumped around the pulpit, slap-! chiuery and apparatus already contract,,
tints, or realize their heavenly onfc.n . A Wlfu fjr Lcr coulfort , thi V 1 ,!ut l0 ,noro he slapped f--r. will yield a very largo amount, 'iha
llur son had now become an interesting at home a silly ouo abroad. A wise tirl ,i ,i.,,-oit ih nmre thev slum? J'ho i writer, with his partner, alo an Amerioan,
or saw. I perceived, with a sort of diabol- "' "ll"'n "'oure "dtmratioii when til per
, , , soiihI charms havo failed of the personal
leal pleasure, that the first rttort of his in- . , , . , , '
1 ' effect. A simple girl endeavors to reconi-
fjht tongue was to imitate my profane lau- Ini,ll( ,,( ,j the exhibition of frivolous
guage, the recollection of which uow sends accomplishments and t mawkish seuiimrnt,
a thrill of giief aud horror through my bo-' which are as shallow as her uiind. A good
, - iii- ... .i.. ., cirl ul ways respects herself, and heretofore
som. lu vaiu did his sorrowing mother en- ' ' ' , ' . .
. , 1 always possessua tb.! respect of others,
tleavor to counteract the luOuetico of myi
wicked cxampla. 1 contit .ied to swear, and ! " "
he to imitate ni, profanity, unconscious of The county of Henderson, in North Car
' ' ; ohaa, is said to be the only one iu the Mate
its turpitude. jn which every male, save one, over twenty
On a certain occasion I returned from i fg o csn rt.,,j, t doubtful if
ono of my gambling excursions, and found tho same ciui bo said of any other one in
my wife snd child absent. On inquiry, I ' the South-perhaps not even in tho New
. , , , , , Enelatid States, where the system of edu-
ascertained that she had gone to her aecus-, V)f( iA,,
tomed place of retirement in grovo lomcl(y
distance from the house. I knew that she!
had gone there for devotion. I had been The Grand Jury of Cleveland county,
accustomed to see her retiro thither at the J North Carolina, have presented free ne-
i ,i ., i. i il.a. i... ' croes as a nuisance to society, aud reeora
evening twiieht, and though 1 tnonght her ""-" , ... . .
, , , i. mended that those wilhiu the Mate bo corn-
piety unnecessary, I had no objection to iljpf1(,d t0 ,,aTC ; borders, with the . hor
as t source of enjoyment to ber; but that , llnl',ve of being sold for the benefit of the
she should take her child with her, txoitud I literary fund.
ay garpriso. I felt a curiosity to follow
hr. I did bo, tiJ took a poniiion unseen
by l.or, tut where I Lad a full view of her
btnido a rock, on which lav lirr Ilil,li Li!.!.... ,.r .1 .... I non in
fore her. One hand was placed on its o -
pen pagea : the other held tho band of her nnion ot a quuntny 01 uptcio. no uau eiune Americans or oiuer tore gnors .rom
L , , , ,. , ., , ,. laciit his servant 011 before him, to prepare the Frazor river gold fields. J be instruo
,fa.r boy, who wa, kneeling hemde her, hu quftrcrg ,owu of , peii.g tion. further aay :
eyea intently fixed on her face. She waa t0 ,rrivo there hiuifelf at nightfall ; but the J ()n tle cotltrary, you are distinctly in
pale and careworn. Her eyca were cloS-l day being very aultry, he had loitered Ion j tructcj to oppose no olntaelea whatever to
'cd, but the tear were chabing each other tl,e ro8I,i ul1 8t 0 'coc)i in the eveuiug, , t))Cjr re,ort thither for tho purpose of dig
down her cheeks, as she poured forth her l?uuA he a c10Dsid1l;.ra.blB fro,u I Ei.,g in those fields so long as thoy submit
i a , f f I I,
-- vj -
baud, that he might bo reclaimed and aav -
'..I. I... t. - !. - .1 .'.I. r . ,
i ' ) out c.-jictiaiiy uiii sue juetu wiiu uou
I that her aou, whom, the unrescrvcol
Jested to bfm, might bo saved'
sins which were taught Iiim by his father a
j (I -unfile. " t-arc hiui," fhe cried with eg
i ony, " fave hi in from taking thy great and
holy tatne in vain; and giro Lia anxious
mother wii-dom, fortitude, and jrracc, eff. e
i tuully to correct and break up the habit of
Tofmiciieci "
I crept silently from my hiiling pliice, and
'returned homo with a conscience harrowed
! up by the keenest self reproarht-a. I knew
that her feelings were not the fitful ebulli
tions of position or excitement. I hud long
beeu convinced that her voadurt was regu
lated by firm and viituous piinciplec, and
J that tho llible, which I o lightly entecincd,
was the rule cf her life. On her return to
the hou-e, rhe mi loknin, but the law of.
kindness still ruled her tongue. Hie did j
; not reproach me; but from that day she i
; firmly and faithfully corrected our little sou'
e .. r e i
, for the use of profane language, even in my
ipresenes, and when perhaps be baid jut
, caught it from my lips.
I Mie succeeded in connuerins tho habit in
her child f and when she had cured him, I
, , , .
, resoiTcu .o saisass wr ever .no use o. .an-
guage which had co.st h.ir so mueh pain. I
did abandon it from that time. I was now
'effectually reclaimed from this vice. Rut
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my habits of intcmteraoco were daily bo-
; , r 3
.coming like brass bands. My morning and
noon and ettning dram, my loss of appotito
aud trembling nerves, proved the itroug
gr.tp it bad upon my constitution.
My wife was in the habit of sitting uP at
night tid my return, however lot it might
be. She haJ, no doubt, in this way sated
. fr e,e,-;.l.-n I ... f, I,
intoxicated to fin-i'myt. a, even to the door
1 1
.hi.uui un Mi.i.mi
one co.u Ltgtit t baa cecn out till a late (
,j0 u rcturCed free from intoxication
0 co(uiug tjfl botw , ,w my
wretched wife through tho wiudovw, sitting
over a handful of embers, with her babe !
and her Rible in ber lap, and the big tears:
'
gusrinff; jiron. hit ryen. in attempting to
enter the house, witu a fresh resolution on ;
my tongue, I fainted and fell ou the floor.
Upon tho return of conscience, I found
my wife bad drawn me up to the fire, and
was preparing me a bed, supposing my
swoon to be the u-uol t fleet of ardent spir
its. I sprung to her side fell ou my kncea,
and btforo her aud heaven vowed never to
taste another drop of any thing intoxica-
I was then thirty years old. Years i
nave since passed over mc and my vow is
still utabreken. K. h. r.
be a loafer, donl call Yourself a loafer, clout""' W' charge.!, one nail Ol me lorrucr
L.,.n .,af,.r.- -,i,ir,.,,o .Inn't han.i I,nui
loafing places. Retter work hard for not!,- where else, .nd the latter scattered rapidly
inK and board yourself than sit around day without standing at all on the order of their
slur day or st.ud at comers wi:S your B01")?- Indeed, if there is any mil tary
. , . ' , . ,, .. . 3 combination eomnocd of flesh and b bd.
" vour I'ockcts. Retter for your combination, eot pose i ot n su anu uio-u
6wn ninA) U,u.r Ut ow pr0specU. capable of stolidly withstanding the charge
It,,..!,. 8botit ir.rana ti have anything to , r " if-c. herd of butf.iloes, I have
bu-tle about for. Many a poor physician j )cl t0 nmlitout.
bts obtained a real patient by riding bard
to iittend oo an imaginary one. A quiro AmusI.no AnbcDoTK Daniel Webster
of Mank p!lpt,r ,eJ up wilh r(J(, tap(f C(,r.(Ur)J ,n ,DCCdoto of au old Father Seail,;
rit.,l under a lawyer s arm may ptocuro the minister of his boyhood, which is too
htm Ins first case and makn his fortune.
Such is the world to him that hath shall ;
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k(, bu, trjJ milia your chances. ' j
r
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TU 2? 1 !
hil.its her lovo for her husband by trying I
would win w lover by practicing those vir-
I HORRIBLE ADVKNTURK.
At tKe period tihen Murat waa about to
invade Sicillv.lhe Choalier R , pay-
a. an lrn . 'inir tlirminli Calslirin for the tUr
! NnploH to niako arrangements lor the trans-
i . j" ---
,0 mucn iiarrassca ana ituipueu uli, uo ui
j determined to put up for the ni-ht tbo
C.I AnMnihl l,nn Ila nt lnoth en.'
iu wiiu uo lv"" o --- j ponce as you -mtjr uave inougnv proper 10
rvcdly dedi- i kred nD oId ron",,-tic building on the road- paHj,, The national ri-ht to navigate
, . , 'ide, inhabited I y a man and bU wife, the l.a2cr-, river is of coiir-,e a separate qucs
. ,U , 'foiwer a stou u.ufcalar figure, with a'tion, and one which Her Majesty a govern-,
his father' mt siihy eoui.ti.iiaiico ulmo-t wholly r-hrourf-1 nt wust rcsrVe,
" v"" " - o
law aithy
ed iu a lim-k of bushy whiskers and mus
taches. The traveler was received with
civility, and after partaking of a hearty
aiii'titr, was conducted up an old crazy
staircase to his apartment for tho tiight
Not much fanejiug the appearance of the
plucc hi. 1 finding no lock on the door, he
fixed a chair against it, and, after priming
his pistols, put them carefully under his
pillow. lie Lad not been long iu tcl wlicul
he heard a noiic below, as of persons en-
tciine: the hmiie, and souitinio afterwards
waa alarmed by the sound of a mail's foot-1
step ou the staircase, llo thru peicciveij a
light under the crevice of the door, against
which the host irciitly pressed for admit-
tance. but fii.diuL' some .vsistaiK. be thrust
it open sufficiently to admit his hand ; with
extreme caution he removed the chair and
entered With a, lalnn iii one hand and a I
ia?Q jjf,, ju ,u(. oti,t,ri vte approached the
bed on lip-toe. The chevalier cocked hi?
Ii-toIaa Uueath the bed clothes, that the
noise of the stiriii" mi-'lit not be heard.
,Lu.M.nd the side of the
! be1 J,e Lcld the liirl.t to tbocljevalieri.fi.ee,
who pretended to be in a profound sleep,)
but contrived nevertheless, to ,U'al an oc-
io"i'1 hi. fearful host I In
man soon turned upon him, and, atu-r hang
. , , , . , t ,b
oibvr end of the room, and brought to tho
j bed side a chair, on which he immediaU ly
i"uiited, with the tremendous ku'.fe still in
his hands. At (he very motueUt that the
. ,. . , ' r,
chevalier waa about to start up Irotu the
Lcj uJ 6,loyl hilli tlie ra,ni ln a
manner, cut several enormous slices fiom a.
' r1''-'' of bacon that was hanging over hi
.""'j. 1'' -J bad been wholly un-j
-, be htn ' j lie j- j( befor0 bu
ye!, strain, and left the room iu the earn
. cautious way in which ho had entered it,
' m,l u hcotisciou s ef the danger he had es -
. V" 1 V'of
I hungry guests below Hairs, who were, of
course, not very sorry to sec that Uo bad
savtu his nacon .
J ;SITM, pit a I Ed A ici i i.i.cit v
I'KFKATEII
im A -K ib.misii WITH in Utrr At.ntfi.
A off";tr of ,,,c tnh mr'''' f t0, the New
York Herald, from the ('amp on the Platte,
;sav: on the lia ol July, we nr.-i nrucit
DUllJIO. I 119 rjulfcCUirill a ,u,i-o-c.
1 bu recruits, iu their cnlhu-ia-m, broke
., , , , . .
through discipline, aud blazed away at a
. r . .l.i : r
si'.all herd crosaing the road in front of
.i t; .v t .1 it. . ...11. 1
them. .Some three or four bulls ran parallal
i-i.i. i .i . u .; . . . i
to a light battery, when the artillerists coin-1
' ., -.. ,, . .
Uienced pepnenug them with Colts revol-
' " l i- I.i " I a. 1 el rrred' the
c. 1 .1 !....!.... ...IU), tl..
battery with the most war-like intentions.
Down they came with glaring eyes, and
ay went the horses and pieces iu the
t inglorious manner. One piece ran to
most
the rear, and another struck off a quarter
-r - ...:i. .1 c..r.. , !, . tr,;..l,i I
ii i ......ii, 'n, j
ed horses became mauageable. 1 tie ora-
i r . r . . i ..i . i .....-
goons aud infantry, of course, had a hearty
. . . -. , i, r . .
would probably havo found a scat some-'
good to be lost. It was customary men to
wear black buck skin breechesin cold wcath-
ii,. J t.u ,... in tl.n autumn
Father Sear, brought his breeches dowu
from tho garret j but tho wasps had taken
posseasiou during tho summer, and were
-vig . nice time of it in the,,,, lly dint
q( r,rl ,ie Rot out uc i1)ll ulcr and dress-
v stun r
people thought him crazy, but he explained
.1.. ...o.i... I, ii llietLrrn il.m t lie
tto, ;,,- Ihr u-ont V Int. lsirj is in my
niouthjiiit tliedtfil is in mi lirrecirx
Wi l.ster always told it with great glee to
thu linliistera.
Tlci.r.nilAtMiti: Jukes. A correspondent
of the New Y'ork Times says there is a
rumor that there was t postscript in the
communication of Victoria to our President,
which was omitted in tho publication. It is
as follows :
" You will oblige nieby expressing your
self cautiously in replying to my telegram,
as I wish to avoid giving Albert any jealous
or unpleasant feelings, which would. nu
know, very naturally bo created by mil
Hjictikiug irtth a Jlmirnr."
resilient i Uep!n..."Ye Vutern World
readily adapts itself to European examples,
and particularly to such as art furnished
by persons of exalted birth and station. 1
hope yours will be imitated by others of your
sex, although your communication, owing
perhaps to its novelty, waa the m Ml thm-k-mg
1 ever received."
TI1K FltAZKT? niVKU'. COT.D MIXES IS.
STIircTIOXSOr THE JIUITI.srt UOVKUX.
Mt.NT. , . , . .
It was stated on Saturday that E. Bulwcr
Lytton had instructed the Governor of
' t'.n,', iMlnnH ti nt it. i. nn n.ri ,J tbo
J policy of tho liritiuh Government to ex-
, tneuisetves, iu common wiiu niu eunjoevs oi
jjer ,j1)jcstj1 v the rccognitiou or her
authority, and conform to such rules of
I- - I l l,
j ponce as you :uny uave inougin proper to
merit must reserve.
Under the circumstances of so lare no
immigration of Americans into 'English
territory, I need hardly impress upon you
the importance of caution and delicicy in
dealing with those manifold cases of inter
national relntionship and feeling which are
certain to arise, and which but for the ex
ercise of temper and discretion might eaily
lead to serious complications between two
neighboring and powerful states.
The Governor is also instructed to adopt
every measure he may conceive to be hcit
calculated to give dcvtlopement to the new
country and to advance imperial interests.
Her Majesty's government, it is also stated, '
nro determined on preserving the rights',
both of government and commerce, which
belongs to the country, and they have it iu
contemplation to furniah tho Governor with
such a force as they may Lc able to detach
for bis assistance and support in the preser
vation of law and order.
Mr. Lyttiu has anuouticed in Parliament
that the government have already overtures
from no less eminent a person than Mr.
Cunard for a line of postal steam vessels
for letters, goodi and passengers, by wtjieli
it is calculated that a passenger starting
from Liverpool may reach this colony ia
about thirty-five days byway of New York
and Panama. The Thompson's river di--trict
is di-cril.ed as otic of the finest coun
tries in the ltritish dominions w ith acliuiatis
far superior to that of countries, in tho sntno
latitude ou the other side of the mountains.
INYF.NTOrl OF .! CM MUSE TKLKURAMl.
ISO.
To lite Diiior oj tl.t aV- York Tribune :
r-ta: While tho ju.st praises of Tyrtis
FicM are being published the world over
jn conseoucuce of the success which has
tend.'d his attempt ta lay the trans-stlntitic
1 tcleirranh oahle. DothitiLt is eui.l of tl.n
Z"? 7 , V"
hear nothing of the man w ho expended his
ery at dollar in fruitless experiments.
ana who Ilnaily tiiuiuphcii ovr every dif
ficulty, in the production of nubmarino gut-
',e, . it-ieK' "("llo
i .. ...! i :. ...i.i..
i ills onifisiou i rropoie rricuy to sun.
ply.
In 1 "10 Mr. John C. Crave,(ati ut.-
educated mechanic) of the City of Newark,
N. J., after au almost endless series of fruit
less experiments with glass beads, asphaltum
, , ,.
i 1 , , i i r n J
a wire with gutla pi-rcba, and laid it across
... . . ' ' , ,
little creek which crosses the lino of tho
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ten7zrai.il ueiei-u J-oaaocni v tr luu lue
e x- i j .i , .
city of Newark, and there unknown to any
J .. .. ' .... ,
except his wife, who sat with a relay mae-
. e i -. , .i '
net iu ber lap, witue-.sed th successful
teruiitiation of his experiments with sub
marine telegraph cables. His next cabin
was Lid across the draw of tiio bridge at
"'r- ;.u.. .or .... u-n o. wi.s cao.e, tue
1 -grnph tompatiy paid bun one dollar and
iuai ter per day !
in-suu
lie subsequently laid two cables across
the Hudson River, both of which worked
. . ' . .
'I1, until they were broken by tho anchor
' J . J
ins Ba.uiicHi.iou iof a roueni was, re ecteu :
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bj uion ,'e wM ;l J;
&
J of inventors
iodc uio i.ite ot inventors.
.. hoDor , K,om nhor is jJC An..i
hViM thi, ,lltl,11IPn, you ; in
,l)e surJ5 do jllstit,e t0 0Ile ahosc ceuius.
and talent have been entirely . unackuow-
lodged by those who havo received uioai
benefit from them. Respectful y,
yM fa OS.
Thb Silver Mines of Auiona The
1 iiiciniiaii ua.i-ito nuuiiM.es a ii'iicr oi i unei
1?, - Kf f eniigrant, who had
reached lubae, Arizona territory, on the
to the silver mines of that region,
J through hardahips and perils , rom
hostil tribes of Indians. Tubac is mainly
i " to start on the Ith for tho Salero mine,
tlistant about fifteen miles from there, in tho
' Santa Rita Mountains. It is un old Spanish
mine, ami was worse., many yo. Uy
the Mexicans, but they were all surprised
and killed bv the ludiaus, aud the mine has
not been worked since. It is suppos:.! to
be very rich. The Indians are stiil dan
gerous iu that vicinity, but thcro will be
live, all armed wilh Sharpc's rifles aud Colt's
revolvers. With such we.ipous, five whitfl
men are eiplal to fifty Indians.
What iiK- tiMus of it! Tho production
of gold iu Australia for tho pa-t year is es
timated on good authority to bu SlOO.OiMl,
Out) j California is put down at $0.'i,IIOU, )tiU,;
llu.s.siti and Siberia 3Jt),tllKI,(HHi, and til
other parts of the Globe S13.,U,'V.,0, ma
king t grand total of tiro liiui'htU million
fi't i throw n into circulation within one year.
In teti years two thousand millions will bet,
scattered throughout the World now tlm
question- is can it su-tain the same inona
tary value it Is now rated at ' It is a won
derful pile of sj.,.,i,. to tl,- i ai i la i.i tu
of dollars '