Wmtb
von. 10.
CHARLOTTE, 1ST. C9 &TJJST3E1 3, 1861.
?JO, xo.
MRS. T. J. HOLTON,
XUlTaJUS AND PROFE1ITBBSS.
TERMS:
. . ... f l; Wliiv uil llir H'lircirdlniiih.
icl,rre at TWO DOLLARS in advance; TWO;
1)1)1 I.AKH AND HrTY t'KNTS if payment be j
doiayeii l"r three mniill.aj and THKKK liOU.AKS :
it the em) " " yeur- Nopuper will be diacon.
tuned unttlall arrearages are paid .except at the
0it..n of the Kdilnr. j
Ad vrrtm mcnlai iier led at One Dollar per equare '
(lti lines or lea, tlua ailed type) fur the firat inaer. i
lion, and Bit ceula lor eurh continuance. I'oort ad.
,(.r-iai-iiienla and Sheriff Balca Sharped U5 per
cdith'ther; and deduction of 33$ per cent, will ,
be nude from the n-fulai pricca, for udvertiaera by
the veur. Advortiaiininte inaerted inu.illily or
quarterly, at II per etjuare for each time. Semi-j
inu.illily 7jcenta per aqurt for each tune.
iVmona wher aending in their advertinetnenta
mutt mark the number hi" ma.-rtione drairod or'
they will be maerted until forbid and charged ac.
o.rointly. !
J fl'iialmaalera are authmixri In act aa agent.
J.I.. WILKINSON &.
DIALKHS IN i
WATCHES, JLWELRTJ, p j
AND i
No. S.Kranilr Hani-e.oppoaite tin Mane.on llouee,
C1IAKLOTTK, N. C.
AltMition jiv. ii to lit pmring Wnlchea St Jeweliy.
June 7. Ii.J. I3lf
iuumtuim:!
u.iKi.i. '.n to.y rim i:s.
AVIS'! I' t'
M m STOi'K t
avim; i' t: n r it a s k d 'i nr. f.ntihk
FllENITURE
of J M. SMai ft Co., and a.iocialrd with me
ny brother, W u. I.ae DviDkoM, we intend to ear
rr on the bu'lneaa under the firm of
,n ail ill hrulirhta. at the old .U.id of J. M . S.n
cr. .V Co..
imii. Tiir riajTor jM av ni,
iirn we niH-ri to opn
. . a. m : n""
In lln Store ol I'itid l'aaa, Kwj., ni-w occupied
lr
Bit AN II BANK OF THE .STATE.
A Full Stock of Furniture,
OF ALL KINDS,
Mir alware be fotiml at una Kilabliahment, and
wi- pietge nuraeWee to
fu ll ns Low as the same articles can bo
bought in CHARLESTON, or any oth
er Southern City.
f.ui. i'iifiHKLin iiunnii
Will h.vr eliarxai, Iho .Vnu('rui mf 'rii rmeat,
wi cic .oik dimreil will be promptly attinid to,
ai.U rrjxittirg of uny iirii n'atly dune.
UU15 T.F. DAVIDSON.
N It. Having liken lb- Ajrnirv of HSK S
A I.I Al.lt: HI KIM. CASr," I. y will .Iw .ya
be ki il on hand. "
iwi a. i -i.ii. f'if
HA INii ...I.I out uur entire al.uk of Fnrni.
lure, Ar. ii.Hnaiar K. ivii...h who. lo.
f Ihtr l til lui brolher, W . I Iaiio!, eljircl
I" r.i ni. nue the al.ove Luiiue at
umlrr the finn of
DAVIDSON & DKOTMER
We enrihi.'ly r mend Ihrni to our Iriemla anil
rut'.iiiira who may wmh u n y I liinc in tl.a t way,
und h .ie they will til. nil t Ilium a patronage ..a
liln ral aa we have In ti toi..rt rei t .vi d at tlit ir
lu nda.
J. M. SANDKItS k Co.
Oeloler9.Hl.il. aatf
MAIiKFTJIOUSE.
f jnilKiiil.-i-rilicr rtei'ertliilly inf.. .ma. W former
JL i ut"iii r. an.l ti.e inl.!ii' (.'i r.tr .11. that he
hia nprned a HOUSE, no.ler the i.bove n -,
newly o.ii,it .M.-.i. Oitea A. Williama, two
r. below M. a.ra. J. Y llryre V Co., whele .1-
iyi liny he lound a full axortmrnl of
Family Grocries,
VegrtMrs, Ihillrr ind i-J, Chirkens,
('itmirs, ft'iitfins, A'J, J'ickirs,
J'rrtrrvr.1, U'mfs, ij c.
StiM'i-ior IiiImi'io jiihI rifgiti'ii,
forhirtf nnl 1ltissirtirr,
ami . !,
n.aili'H X iirnlUHH tt'H Shot s,
i :ilt ot-, t l.:iiiic, Ii t i l i ta
I'aiil. stuff, I ifAmy, .Vr ,
and numeroiia I anry Artirlea, all of whii-h will
ue auld at the very loweat .nre f..r Caah ..r Hurler.
F. W. AIIKKNS.
N. II. In addition lo the above, I intend to fit
! by the let of Novell. Inr, a larje and coinlort. i
kt.le Hihiiii fur my Cuatntnera, where a I.unch may 1
'l"i he had at any tune. It will be my aim to'
nirit a ehura of uublio putionaga.
F. W. AHKHNS. I
N H. The In., heal ;.rire i.h.I for Butter, Kirna.1
' hi. k. na, ( 'a l.l.u t. r I'otnio. a and other I'rodute.
i rt nll at the M irkit ll.iuao.
F. W. AlIUKNS.
Oi-Mer fi, Sf,0. 3IH f
I I Kl.ilWS ( I I.KHIIATKI) SKI.F WKAI..
9 ilNi. rS, i ; u,.. uitli r. iit aiara, at
TAVLOIfS
llai.'.e.r .lo. e.v;.el'r (. Wun'ion Hum.
What I Would Love to be.
., ar wiu.ii tiaaTHKXT. .
Oh ! I wauld lore In be a alar.
To ban in aUne oa thte :
And (litter 'mid the darkaat cloud
That ahadea thy deatinj !
Oh ! I would lore to be a flower,
To bloaaom in thy path.
Aim mingle wilh thy bilter cup
The awietuat breath it lialh !
(Hi ! I waul'l love to be a biid,
To warhie all for the
The llraventuiif ht an.hrms of the grnve,
Wiierarer thou may'el be.
A jcnl'e iiphyr, laden with
The liiouiilalll.laurui'a brnuth,
I'd lore to be, lo fin Ihy cheek
To blooming, beautiaa health.
Oh ! I would late to be the thin;
Moat valued and moat dear.
Th.it bnnga the aunltght o'er the heart,
And keepa it tinning Inure!
Thr thiaf tnou luteal more than life
Tue triuaured thing lo ture
Tne o.irlii.g, priceivaa and balored
ia what l a lure to be !
HliscfKniuoiiSa
I'AllllLli MNUWO DILiM.
j 'It is too much lobe borne! One
might as well bn a lavc at oner ! I
hiivc u in mil mind lu go anyliow !'
i I'im -i I'hiilip br-anl thffc hitter, in
ilioniint worils :is he s;it writiiiL" h'ttrrs
in tiic library, ainl he womirrnl vhnt
truiihlc Ins in phew anil naincsiike was
in now.
I 'iHir buy,' tlinught be, with a sigh ;
' ho i-i well naincil, liir he bus nil the
liciiiNirutiLT sell-w ill that bnuiplit me so
nun b inisi i v' and then lie rose, and
t ikin' his .-in k, limped to the door and
said in a low tunc,
' ' Phillip'
Tin' boy was staiidino in the hail
with his hat in his h ind and an irrcso-
lute lik tiwin hislln-hed Cii e.as tlioup;h
be weie In -.-italinq whether or not to do
what was in his mind. He turned at i
the round of bis im l. 's voire with a
halt' guilty look, and w hen the gentle-j
man said ipiieily, I
' I'tit down vour bat, Phillip, and
i-oine in ln-ie 1 want you,' he obevcel ;
w ithout a word. His uncle lookotl at
him with a u'inve, kiml face, as he!
threw him-ell sullenly into a chair, ami i
said presently :
' 1'oor li How ! something has gone j
vcrv w rong with you, indeed. TeI mc j
.-iliniir it, and wc will sec what can be j
done.' I
' Noiliimr can be done !' bioke out the ,
bov p,iNiniiat Iv. ' Vou know my lath
er never !ives up lor tiny one? We
fellow s have been planning a boat race
all the week a rowing match, you
knew, in oar little i ii nnd father
ciieouiagcd it, because he says be wants
me to erow up strong and stout, and all
that ; and le practiced o bard 1 am
prettv sure I should beat; and now,
I ust In ca.)e there's a bit of black cloud
in the skv.and some w hite cups on the
bay, be says 1 can't go. Jt's too bad !
Tlic oilier fellows all think I'm afraid
to try and lhev'11 brat; so at school
next week. I wish 1 had another
father!'
Oh. Phillip, Phillip!' said his uncle,
shocked and grieved ; where could you
find a kinder, or more loving one?
Vou are strangely forgetting (rod's com
mand to honor thy lather.'
' Well he needn't be so terribly de
termined,' said the boy sullenly.
' es w hen he is right, as be almost
alwavs is, as he certainly is now, I'hii
lip. If vou were not blinded by your
eagerness, vou would see yourself, that
it would be perfect recklessness to go
out upon llu; water to day. This is a
w ind cloud, and it will burst in a gale
bv and by j I can hear the distant rum
ble of the surf even now; and see what
a clear black nnd white the waves are !
1 am afraid, my boy, ii you had yielded
to ibe tcmplatiomj which came to you
a while ngo, vou would have learned as
bitterly n 1 did, the lesson that j'atur
limus lust r
Vou, uncle Phillip? How was
that 1 Vou never told me about it.'
1'ucle Phillip's countenance grew
shallowed, nnd lie said, sadly :
No. It is painful to ine, even now,
to think of the reckless, self-willed tem
per that made me its slave w hen I was
a bov, and brought a life-long ini'foi-
tune upon me. But I tell you of it.
Phillip, because I think it may help you
to sec how wrong j-our feelings is just
now. I pray you may never need such
discipline as I have had.'
I'hiilip looked down, abashed, and
touched by the sad, earnest tone, and
his uncle began.
' Your mother and I lived in the coun
try, you know, when we were children,
and our father had a good many hor
ses j for he did not do busiyess in ibe
city as yours does, but he had a large
farm.'
1 only wish grandfather was livin
now, and 1 cmilil go and visit Inmlicr: jearn lo trust linn too, my uoy,
lnil.. in I'liillin .ilroiwlv i ni nrfci fI limrl vli:i tevrr li.'i mwna. fiplirvn iilwnvn
' I u..v...v .....
Ilis uncle both sighed and smiled,
and went on: 'When I was about,
your age, old Hotspur, the horse myl
lather used to ride when he was a
young man, died of sheer old age, and
( . I . . . ..... .
beautiful creature, so lull of spirit, so : ' '
graceful, and with such a silky white,! J foaaded on coin-mo. sense aad mattlj
coat, that your mother said no name ' f,tling- An unsoarteoua aaao ii oia ef the
would suit her so well as .Sea Foam 'greatest bores ia the worlJ. He offondi
She claimed her as her horse and wan-! everybody, aui intead of being treated
ted t learn to ride her, lovely as the with kindne.s and consideratioy bjr bit
creature was, she possessed so fierce; n,ighbor, be UjeDersL'j intensely disliked,
and unruly a will that it would be un- SBd 0 l(1ga,g, iuffi,ieB,, ,tr,ng t0 .
safe lo trust her with any tint: but a , . , ' ,
... i iii i press bis denitnU. To be eearteaua it
strong man, until she should he tlior- .
otial.lv broken in. I thought this very ,ln'P!-T " 1 ProP,r '" -
hard as I had been accustomed to f'"6 A well educated nan ia
horses from a little child, and thought grally eouru.ua. Tba faet of bis mind
myself nite capable of managing the. been liberalixad, totob.es biau the aeeessit
mot vicious one. I had promised mv- of ezereiiiog this virtue. Benevolent men
self great pleasure in driving Sea Foam, are alwajs eoarteoiis ; tlie desire to give Sano Friod-As a traveller wet pick
the prettiest creature in the country, as pleasure the others ai sulInieBl inducement ing bis way thronjk the Mississippi Swamp
I thought, and il she were so spint.-d, fof lhfm ( cu livllte ,bi, t Yuj. It between Natehex and llarrisonk.rr, it be
all the better. I longed to match my . . L . , , ,. , . , ... , .
'II ' t I i " J'"' " oonrteous at bluDtaest inj Terjr boggy, be discovered a very fine
I tried to persuade my falher to let
.,.0 lev I.nt lu, 11-no lit,. -.-,., v...--
decided when lie' knew he" was'. -ii-hi,
;ind foibaJe me ever to speak ..fit
again until she was nut in perfect train-
ling. ilv prouil will rel.clleil iigamst
'tliis. t
(This opportunity came before long ; it
was court iav, anil lamer nai
huiness
at tbo county tow 11, w hich was fifteen
miles away. He would be gone the
whole day, and my mother was going
part of the w ay with him to iii a 1: iend
who lived near the road he would have
to take. 1 listened to the plan with de
.''tilit ; it was having time, the men
Would all be busy in the far meadow,
mv sister had permission to iias ll
afternoon with a school mate, anil the
coast would be clear. It was Satur
day I should go tor Tom llalstead,
mv fioeei.-il rlinm ..tut tnneil-. r wo
would'see if the pretty Sea Foam should
be iueen or not !
Everything turned out f ivorablv for
my plan. Tom, whom I did not tell of'
my father's prohibition, was ready
ciioueh for a drive with such a splendid
animal, and together wc harnessed her
to a little bnguy, spite of her Hashing
eye and pawning feet, and started off,
wild with the excitement of mastering
such a spirit. All went well tor a little
while ; 1 held the reins with a firm hand ;
Sea-Fonm sped along as lightly and as
whitely as the wave-erc.-t she was nam
ed for. I had already begun to exult
in my triumph, when suddenly the
sound of the wheels behind seemed to
stir up the half wild creature like a
trumpet call, ami she nmckened I
gate into such a flying rapidity that we
both grew frightened ami 1 drew m the
reins w ith all lhe stieiiiilli 1 possessed.
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Tin uon - ut' Iwin.r . li. l i .l ii rit io l
t?. .: : i.. :..i. '
tossol her lieail she spram nwav, the
,. -ii.- 1 1' .. 1
lines were lerked Irom mv "l asp.she felt
.. , i" .1 1 1
free now, and it seemed as tlioiiL'h her
feet were winged. We might be dash- j
ed to pieces at any moment i! was ter-;
rible. Tom screamed out. I
' Jump fiir life ! I shall," nnd sprang. 'he knewt them that they will commanl :
i- .1' 1 I'.li:,... I a.. '.i.Lr. -l.:U.. ..J il.!, kn.i .fl.r
out 01 me ouui;, ..nine' iicitiiv uooii;aneir cuimicu .i" ..w . ... .....
the "round. T'llmuglit he was' killed, I ihcm ; and they shall keep the way of the
and buried my face in my hands to shut Lord.' It U a Go.ben where a perlion of
out the learful sight. Another moment ,llt .lUe tc-tended ; there ia a mirk
and there was a terrible crash 1 felt i ., ,,, .1,,. .i.B dfl,trovr must nam
mvsclt ilashetl to the crouml, anil som
thing heavy and sharp passed over my
loot; and then there was a strange ru.-h-ing
in my head, everything grew dark,
aud 1 knew no more.
When I opened my eyes again I w as
lying iu n Grange bed, but it was my
hither who stood by its side, with a
stern, mournful countenance ; it was
tr.v mother's tearful face that bent over
me.
"lie is alive!" they both exclaimed,
and then there was a burst of sobs, and
I fainted again. I need not dwell upon
all the long, painful, weary illness that
tbllowed, Phillip, when my friends
Tom among them, for he had been only
bruised by bis tall hung round me,
scarce knowing whether I wound live
ordic. Vou know what a token it left
me," and he glanced sadly at his maim
ed and halting limb,' and you can inv
a"iue it was m last di-obrdir tier. I
never doubled-afte- tliat, father knew
best. Would you tyjsh to learn the les
son in the same way my boy?"
" Oli, Uncle Phillip!" said the boy,
his fine face suffused with feeling, " I
never knew'-fore how you became
lame I am corry! Thank you for
telling me, and indeed, I will try to
learn the lessou. von wish from your ex.
perience. 1 svtosc, of course, father cargo, consisting of upwardt of two bun
knows bestXv.-ouldrrt cross me on drad kalea of Saa I.UnJ, aid over tbraa
purpfi.TO-'i:" Jr . ' ' " band rod btUi upland rtto, was a-total
" No, ind(?fl Iwy- lad," said his uncle osi. el(;aDiiDr about varan bales. Thera
ean.eslly ; and if he would not, how
much less would your Heavenly iath-
II' .-7
" f ATHEB KNOWS BEST. Hit ,UlM-
m'
(hunt.
COURTESr.
CoarUsy- is not mere!; an obnrvaaoa of
' fka annvantinnaliLlae n f iiai.w ? it. tit in eal.
waa 1-V.n fnr . .l.n nf 'l,.,,..l. Tl nn.
fc kun jnd
'UU'"
rud """ koBe' en '- J
of deference to the feeling! of others
b" ea,sd ,ol 1 lDarlf "ineenty.
j person who u tiarjituaiiy aiseourteoua,
! generally postcrses little sensibility, and he
Cirel nething aboet weanding the feelings
of others, exouiing himself by saying that
be only sreaks what be thinka ; tbat is, to
put forth Ms own private opinion, whatever
it may be, no matter whether it would
woaod the feelings of bis dearest friend.
Of course, if a parton'e opinion is request
ed, he must tell the truth ; bit even that
etn be 'line ii courteous language wbioh
will wound no one. If eoerteoasuest were
mere generally prteticed, it would be con
ducive of the best results. Mutual civility
auioDj all classes of socioly would be feuud
P0,tnt fr ,han half lhe
evils teat now oppress us.
CMIU.-TIANITY IN THE FAMILY.
Little do most parents know bew charm
ing to the ear of childhood is tbe sweet sto
ry of Jasue, whet laid wilh the animated
earneitneis ef ooe who levee him ; little do
they know bow his toaebing sorrows, his
pitying love, his wonderful sacrifice for sin
eaa penetrate the hearts if babes and ,
' r ... ..
ners
tacklingi, and constrain their acecptable
praise. They are not aware how tha know
ledpo of Jeint would threw a shield be
tween their children and tbe worst dangers ,
to whi.h the, arc tspoicd e. jo.rn.y of,
life, nor ecvet the joy ef tbat parent heart
who is made instrumental to the eternal
happineM of beloved once doubly dear in
the bond, of earth aud heaven.
Amid the few redeeming seecet that
rtu"u '
.
th,s b,ra,B; r"" ' Je
0I mi great uu wu i"" -
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children of men, none can be more fair lb
. . , , ., . . .
hia tieht than t hat of a faiiiij inccr thris-
Ql" I'Q 1 3
'' '"'o. ' ,b utrcction of the
father, and the law of the mother,' arc in
harmony with his word and will ; where
bv; it is a epiriual oamp in tha wilderaese
f .; . i,nna lor Christ in the world that
denies him. Aud there the Lord commands
the blading, even I'f evermore.
Happy the land tbat contains many tueh
teenee, yea happy the families in tuch sa
cred keeping!
An KuglUhman toasting to an Irish-
man that porter was meat ana arink, soon
became very drunk, and retiming borne,
fell into a ditJi, where pat discovered him
afur some time, and eiclaimed : 1 And
faith you said it waa meat aud drink to you ;
bit b, m. soul' it i. . much better thing,
for it in wasbia' and lodgin' loo.'
. , . .1 L f .i:u :
10 una out sue uumoer oi eunaiva in
. ctrect, eoram.ue. beating a b.e. drum,
To find out the number of idle men. ctart
j0gfisht
The steamer Exoel, Copt. Relyea, from
Charleston far Savannah, was burned, ba-
twaan nine and tea o'oleek, yesterday morn-
leg, OD Je Bosses iaiand, at tba meuth Of
Mesqcito Creek, and jutl oppetite the place
of Mr. John Raven Matthewa. Tha Ex-
oal wai a fine boat, and belonged ta II. L.
P. McCoraivk, aad waa Dot insured. Tba
wg( 1D illur(IBM so tll, ,ottoB.
Tba -aehooner Leanora, of Charlestoo,
wai on fire at the sane place, lait, Fridaj,
t,. .k. A.m.. w.r. t..V. K k.a.in.
"6
overboard the burning bales -
Charleston
JSlercury.
, Hue Northern army.
-We learn tbat tba Japanese are asses- j Gfin Woo, Ljf Mmti C0I0Ui:iad ,lt
amatinj: all tbe foreignera in the oo.ntry p9ttrtJS Monroe .
that they can catch, tbe latent victim being ! ,, ,
,,.,, . , iia. ;oaiirej'5r.l it h emu 19 on 1, 1 -s
all. llueakm, the Amenoau Secretary of!
T j t . . ol t i- 1 way to take ooruumnd at Ndrlj.K.
Legation and Interpreter. I he i.oglisb,
French and Dutch Ministers have hauled 23 weeka'supjily of cattti in Livueol,
down their fitgs and left Jcddo for a plnee the V'i",'5
of eafety. Tbe Ameriean Minister alene The Jaoksonport (Ailt ) Hrral t ;5yi
rem:.Ea. These acquainted with his pooul- powder mill has cuiimeiiea;! operaii-.m
iaritiet easily aceeant for tbe same, and it on White Rivor, turning out -',(), .0 poun is
is an easy faet lo prove that he has been dsiI7i aui1 otiotbt-r cm put in f r 1 a
ixtoxioattd ever einee the murder, and far'1'011 within a menth caj.allu of mauu;'..;tui--four
days he suffered from an attack of de- og 10,000 per dieui,
lirium tremens. I The Riclauead 'iifjmt' h fays !..--r.,
. . Taylor and Ilargrove, of thnt city, bav.. 1'-
lnr.Vir,. n.tnn In. .r...nel .nJ ,,A .rl
: h mM M .; B(i( whtt'
was his amazmeat, en raiaing it, to discov-
er that it was on top ef a man's head, who
waa beried in the mad all but hia bead.
The traveller immediately attempted to j
help him out, bit the nan stopped him,
eaying : "Never miud, atanger, I'll ret:
J ' .6.6,
out, I reckon, for I have a fplendid mule
' ' j
undtr me."
An editor down South says he would
at soon try to go to sea on a shingle, snalie
a lauuer 01 a ix, eoase a aires 01 ugoi
ning through a crab-abble orchard, swim
up tbe rapida of Niagara river, raise the
dead, stop tbe tongue of an old maid, set
Lake Erie on fire with a loeofoco matoh, as
to atop two lovers getting married when
they take it in their heada to do to.
In other words, to be short, we auppote
be meant to say it ean't be did.
Send yosr little child to bed happy
Whatever caret oppresa, give it a warm.
goed-night kiss as it goet to its pillow. The
memery of this, in the stormy yesrs which
fate way have in stero for the little ods,
will be like Bethlehem's ttar to tie bewil-
i,rti npberds. " My father my wc
it.. I'' T in. ,rl,.,t oK ll.
ther leved me !'' Lipa parohed with the
worlds fever will become dewy again at
this thrill of yeuthful memories.
i.is jour
J
l'ltI oI t0 !e,P-
A
h..i !.,.. t...f,ogr
. pMtmMUri Frferni ,h,ir pro.
g fcook with b,Hoont
u) for u
. ,., . . . . ...
comin like the eataraet of Niagara, remem- ,
comin; use lue cauiagi Ul .niaia
v.. ou lef, our ,mbrlU : choko
a misquito with a brick-bat ; is short prove
all things heretofore considered impossible,
but never attempt to ooax a woman to say .
she will, when she has made up ber mind
to aay the wont I
RANDAL.
"t all they say or do can make
My I'1'. nl" ,0(,lll or hnscx acC
N'T mar my shape, nor seme my face,
Nor out one feature out of place :
Nor will ten thousand lies
Make one less virtuous, learned or wise :
The most ctli'ciual way to haul.
Their malice, is to let them talk.
Aa ambigiout lover wrote recently,
" How I with, iny Adeline, my engagement
would permit mc to leavo ton to gc to tee
you. It would be like visiting sete old ru-'
in, ballcwea by time, ana iraugmwr.ua
theusaad pleasing recollection! !'' Aa "am-
biguout" compliment, tbat.
-A man no, a " I
another who he hked . fc..r preach. ,
.1 1 -1 . er
ny, ..iu uo, a av. ...... u
best; because, I don't like any preaching,
...A hi. It,, nrnrrsi nf na nrrarhinz
" '-- -- v --- -
of ar.y I ever heard."
Nothing i really troublesome that we
d. willingly.
a JiAsivirr ov chips.
-Tba first privateer fitted out in tha
" ' veinoun, at mw animus- ii
l"ni"J(1 k? Tank from Pcillai.d,
Maine 1
Fifteen hune'erd additional troops bnra
arrived at Uiobmoul, aad will Iwavu tor
the seat of war in a fen daji.
C!t's Navy pit.,ii i!l i.i IlicL
moad f-sr ?i0 a pjno, f3 i.ix iuob birrvSa
for ?10.
Uuraor says that arran"ii;nf!;:i si-a
Completed at Montgomorj for an att.ick on
- Washinf tn.
-The family ef ow) N rri-i w.n
from a Loukc in Now Yurk becnu-j t!..'v
could not pay t!i rent. rfaiJ 'Sot r.a i i i
tablished a uianafHctory fu Printer's II';,
and aunouice their rvadiuc:.s to supj :y ti.e
Southern press.
Never bo iii!e. Aiwavs lave s.'-i .i
thjOfft) do. HoUiClllbfer, lUOIHCllts are I'
g.ld.n sands of tiute.
It is a mutter of less import ino j t1
a nan should date true tie., than t.
he should etato views truly.
President Davis is a total olsiim nci
min Ue doet not u'-e liquor in any f r a
n A, , , .
Prayer is the door that opfii.s to ui
., , , . f ,
the whole treasury of heaven.
j'he following remaikshle vr!i orviu
ill the forty third chapter of loai ah. "I mil
say ubIo the North give up, and the 5-i u t U
(ej nc, 1,. n
Life is like a dew drop it fulb niel ..'lit
ters in the ray of tho suu for a littlu whi.e
aud then it sewn no mere.
A short time ao a man li-como o
completely " wrapped in thought," ti.at i o
was tioJ 'up, labeled aud sent off ou tl.j
" train of idess.''
CoqVETBY. The eoqiotry of wcrr.eu
a crimo otily in the evos ef other wo.n. n,
beeauio il hinders thuir ovwi.
The only way fir ;t riuh urn to 1 e
healthy is to practice exurciau ami ai.- i;-
nenae to live it if he were poor,
A PercLAR Knttul U is a n:i-ta-
.en idea that tvor.ien talk moie timi 11. en,
eriiills tom llle fael that 0 ,,av th,m tI),r-
nitiuinn
A reB:tent mxa h:(
Id la f..:.
l t-1!
, , ,
but unites you can cu-ur
l.o rcniov ni ol
follow that he
the mental t-ir..t it doea n
it ut for bale ili'iiu r.e...
-White pantaleacia were worn
,,, 0; N,w Orleans on tho -.'Sib u.
end of strawberriet and green pea- iu that
flf0rtl, aifJ
T . , . , . , ,
Love to tiod is tha firt du'v 01 man :
love to our feilew wan the rec,.,.l. ll t,
one love burn brightly, the ether wl.l u.t
fi.ker.
Tue fricm1sli:p of aome p-o pie. is like
lotui flowsis, vtLuh Ikom only wY.vw the
suu it unclouded not m, i.- truo friendship,
a truo fiiend h alwuss in fut.shii, ami iu
storm, allk.) the same true friend, ueh au
one is a friend indeed
A hen pecked husband wit : ' 15e
fcre marriage I fancied weddd liti wouM
be all sunaiiine ; hut uftcrautd I ijsv! .'ji
that it was uii iiiOunthiue."
A, thief who broke out of jail in ilhio,
the other day, being captured, t.li ti:
aler.iT'.hat he i-.'..l l.aii. esc 1. p.... i J' it
bad eotiacient.cui acta; Us li-ut ti ..vc..!.
ou Suudsy.
I'itt County has raic-id over rna trvp
aid the County apPr'-Pri;i:!i --
tUf if 8ttf,s,ui.s ,Bj ,uri,orl
families.
Wemfn arc a great deal like F.e :;c 1
watchea very pretty to look at, but vry
H iff. mii f tn rp -n; nla h. n l..i. V C 1. Jrt t.i Ke l-
-roV, '
J .....
act niiui.cr oi iocs iu u.n i. i u m j -in -
tain.
Also the nuuili
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he b ot rivtr
By pi epas I
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