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VOL, lO.
CX-XJ3LK.3LaOiJ?B3?E3, 3XT. 0M-a"TT3XrES 18, 1361.
oxro, 12,
HRS. T. J. HOLTON,
iDiliua and paar-atcrans.
TERMS:
TheNnrtb.Carolina Whig will be a Horded tomb
acriher TWO DOLI.AKH in advance; TWO
DOLLARS AND Mr'TV CENTS if payment be i
. , I I'... f nr.. mi. nlli.! Tl 1 1! F W. I M l I UN '
aline end of the year. Nopaper will br dicon.
Knuwi until all arrearage are paid .ticepl it the
01 11 .n of the Editor.
op . . t . - ,,
AdvefliwnieMUniaerUdatOneDollarpcr.qnare'
(1 6 line r e. 1 'i. aiaed type) for the Brat inaer. i
lll)U,.iid 85 eenl for each Con tin uauce. Court ad.
e.riieenienl and hlicnfi ' Sulfa charged U5 per j
rent liignrr , anil a ucuiii.n.ii i ooj per cenv.wiii
be in. tic I nun tnc rep oiar price, inriiiTrriiu r oy
the year. AdTerlieiiieiil inaerlcit monthly or
quarterly, at per aquare fur each tune. Semi,
uiunthly 7i centa pur aqua re for each time.
frranna when (.coding in their dertieiiient
mul in n r k the number of ina-rlioiie demryd or
they will be inacrtcd until foibid and charged ac
cordingly. UT'oalmaater are a u then zed In act a gen la
J. (.'. W I hK I N M A. CO.
DEALX-hS IN
S I Lit Villi rilllU l ,1 ft L.,
AND
i e r. n .. I n I i w n 11' I D 0
No. 5,(3ranile Range, pppoaite. the Mahaiuu Iliiuae,
CUARLUTTK. X. C.
A Kent inn giteu tu Kcpairing Walchca A 3i wclry.
June 7. is.a. I3ir
MAHKET HOUSE.
f f! 1 1I K oli.c fiber rrpectlully Inform hia former
M. urt'imi r mil thr public (i r.er.lly, that he
li.a up. red a ITOUSE, under the -b,... nunc,
nearly nppoaite Minn. M'i A W ilium.. I u
eo be..w Mora. J. Y llryec A. Co.. aberc ul.
. i in 1 1 be found a full amor Inn nl of
Family Groceries. '
Yturtulirt, liutUr and Hug, C'ltckem,
l'igi, ('antif I, Italian, .V, I'tcLUs,
I'ltirrvti, H tirj, ijc.
MiIH i itir 'hili ino iiml M'ts.irn,
i. rockery mul tmlusirttrct
ll:iU niiti
i.adiis X UtHtUtnrn'H Shorn,
;il i cor-, IH li '.nu n, liit liii,
1'iint -stuff, Ticking, A c ,
tud nuiiii-jiiua Ko". Arlick-a, all ol liuh will
be auldat the rt ,'ireat prme f..rfah .ir HirlK,
- ... . -F.V. AIIKIbNS.
N li. Id addition to the nbutc. I intend to fit
up t t the lat of Nueamber, a lare and cointort
j'iIo ItiHim fur my Cnaloiii'ra, where a l.uncli ni-y
mo be had al any tune. It will be my aim to
mi rit a ahare of public uilrunjga.
V. W. AI1REXS.
N. B. The hijhcat price, piid lur Iluller, Kff.
Chi atna, Cabuafe. VuttUmm and olhrr Produce,
in'al! it toe Marktl Home.
F. W. AiiUKNS.
Oclaier 16, 18G0. 3UU
MILITARY NOTICE.
. . . . .... .
1 I.I. PERSON M A BLP. m dn Military I u y
A ui.der li.e pronaii.na of n Aet pfed at ihe
.S. . ,io,i ul the lgiillurc ul IWIIi I aruima mi
ii-fi:) T.l, are uri.e-lly rer,jeated loappe.rat I heir
diff. rent He.ta in the eounty of Mecaln.burg on
the duya hereinafter named, for the pur"i "I
foruuiif ciinipamea and aelccting their
v.i :
At Ihuni.a"
Mnrning Star
I'ruvidtnce
" Rhnroii
Steele Cieek
" l'w Creek
Herry'iilla
" Long tr
' Umleya
hlWCIO
Mallard Creek
' Chnrlnlte
" t rub rchard
,tit,l
30
I
U
3
4
7
6
t)
9
10
Uy ord..r of
J. Y. JIKYCK,
r'o!. ( emmen.Vonl
r.s-rA Urfm-tt A. C. .Vi ilu.
ft. W. Dvi. l.iint. 'lonrl.
p. S In new i.l Ihe preent i dianrgnniied run
ditmn of our Militia py.tem, aim ul Ihe lurther
lacl tint " war of uhiig.iton " La been iuau.
gur ited ngnin.t u, we It el aaaured ihnl thia ap
peal initio military prid" nfnar prnple will re
ceitc. a heurly reapi n-e Innii the galfint and chi.
v ilniun apirila ul the old cunly ol Mil kleoburg.
An e ii rieni id ullicer ul ho al i.ih plare ol
mreling l..r Ihe purpo.e of luinikhmg urli in-
lurinaliun and r nueiiiig rucn ..nuuce a m ly
be iieee".ir to 1
neveral r.initniflir
CO 111 p II IC ulgaillXlIIOII Ol inc
I
AprilUU. Ibbl lf
Carriage Materials.
Hr: BR
E would call apecial ullenlmn to
vH"jr- In. li. 1 kul the ahi.vc eooda
-- n -f ( Alb', llilha,,
li'iwa, Spukea, Shall., Curtain rraiiien, Knutie,,
ll.iiuia, l.inin.' N iiIk, tt.niui.k,Saltinel,t lothn, I.i- j
cia, rringea, Enameled ami Talent Euuther, Sn
mm lid I I,, III, Oil t arpi I, I'ainl of all kin.la, dry I
lid ill oil, Varuiali, Turpentine, I.ineerd Oil, Tyre;
end Uvul Iron, Holla, and everything in the way j
ol Carriupe Triinninii! . at price that cumiol lal 1
to plcaae, at the .irowJic Depot of
A. A. N. M. TAYLOR,
Ofi'utitr thr Mmitwn llauee;
lioofingGullcrings Job Work,
Fall kinda, promptly attended to
TAYLORS
llndirair 5'iui opnottle, the Ma hum Home
Mecklenburg IRON Works,
ib.i it lotth, c.
A I EX A N DE Ii"&M c D 0 UG A L L.
f BMIE uuderaifiicd beg leave to inform tli eiti.
JL xi iii n ( harlutte and vicinity anil the nun.
j '"rHy. tb.t they haveopeneo the above
I , ,h,B "ml 1,',ue ret, adjoining
"' 4 "roliii Hull Koad and bp.
r Jhn Wtlh' iem MHIe, ana are prep.r
d n ,uf(1llh klldof -
TVT A pTTTTVTt'TJ V
XllllUlJllM LiL I j
,t (lurl otjce au(J ,,opuue term
STEAM ENGINES
From 8 to 60 llure Power.
AND
iiLArnvm i ws uoiik
or ALL KIND.
li i: i a i u s
I in their li-ie promplly attended to. Their FOUN
i LKV lain lull uperutiun. and
Cast Regulatly twice a Week,
Wedneauaya and Saturday!. .
They are prepared to Cumuli all kindl of
ICCi (UI.Mt TC oklitK,
SAV AND GKIST MILL GEARING,
! GIN WHEELS,
j SAW DUST 13UUNKK.S,
I AN I I FX! CI ION I'LATtS AND UALLd
FiiR
I ( OTTON PKisES.
i CAST IKON HAILING,
. Fur Garden Kncloaorea, Dwelling Mourea, Pu iic
Luiiun.a, I'urliciHa, C'eiLiiry Lota, dec. Tliuir
j i3iri.i-:3ii:.T.s
For nrryine n hnainea. in all its branchea,
! Ue been tlXlTtU WITH OUt AT CAKE,
I and arc jiruiided hMm .11 the
! ISIPKOVM.MIIMS
Ktquir.il ! do tliti.- work in a
niivr ic aii; .'i tvtMt.
j Ag nt. 'or Dr. .. t. Eixiott, for Winter' Pl
lent Mulif S' Mill, Kliiili ha the aununUge,
a'ong Willi many ntiiera.of oning al least twice aa
jiiinrii notk.Jinu lining it belter, tuan any other
Mill in um: it can be ruri by M .in, 'V.iter or
i ll- r.o I'uWer. The MuUy may le een at the
fhop al any Ihit.
j liKNKV A LKX ANDKK.
j . MAU'UI M Mc LUL'G ALL. .
I N D Ulil lion, Ur.n, Cupper , dtc, iOUfhl or
O.tUtr 30 t60.
33lf
lIAnDWAKIliAUOWAUE!
A, A, N. M, TAYLOR
K1 KSPECT Fl'LI.Y informa hi friend and the
at 1 public eenerally, thai he Ilea added to hia
m f
.
a large and complete atork of II A K IHV A C K, cob
iialing in pari aa lulivW:
('arH'iilera' Tool.
Circular, mill, cron'-ul, hand, ripper, pannel, pru.
ning, gratunp, tennon, bi:ck, eompaaa, webb and
butcher SAMS,
P-raeea and bit. Drawing Knive. ("hiael.
Auger.. tJinilela, Hammer. Hutrlnta and Am,
Ilncb, plntenng and poiming TUOWKI,
84 w aettera, N n plalea, hlncka and dice,
I lane of all kind, hpokc-ahavea.
Steel-blade ben I and try Square, Spirit I.crela,
I'ucket I.. neU, Spirit Level ViaU,
Hj iu Mai liinc", Uiiugea,
and in t-iet everything a mechanic wanta, in great
variety and al very low price", al TAYLOK'S
rilaare Slure anil Tin Waru Depot, oppoailu ihe
.Mji.mi'li i.iuae, Chariulte, N.C.
yun:.i8ju. ntf
DISSOLUTION.
The hrm ol HT.I.IM.pi S KINtis Si Co wa
dita.ilved by liinilatnii 1111 Ihu lat Januury, Ichl.
The buaine.a will Iw Imntii.ui 1' un.ler the n uiio
and aljlenf H'l.l.l.NCS Sl M'KINCS. and they
Impe, by integrity and atrict attention to bui
iieap, In merit Hie aume patioange herelulore libor
ulty bellowed by their liumciuua Irieuii and cua
lumera. The pre.ent fnunci il erima mid the uucertinnty
OF niHIieim, 'il "m iuiui . -
our lima of credit from twelve to aix month, to
prompt paying cuaitiinera none olhi r need aak it.
All po'uii iiiui bred lo the mid hrm ol Fulliii".
Springe A Co., inut como forward aueMwakc ml
meili.iti' aettiemi lit. a it la alwnlulcl jlfeeary
th.ii the 'i itn he !ecilily rimed up. " A wurd
lo Ihe am ia ullicienl."
lib IU Ubl. 4'ti-
Or. II. SI. rritchard
T 1EI.DINU tnthe aolieilatioliofmu.
jL ny tricmta, reapeelluUy ann um.
hia uelerminatiun lo reaunic the
'i lift U-f ! Jloliciiie.
, he conaiilted ut hi ulhee.
J "The poor prescribed lor wilhou I cl.nrge
ytugaal.ll. I8.ri
W.ilf
LOST.
r
II
ONE crrt fictlr of Slock 111 the C. iV S C.
K. K Nn, Il9.i. Application will bo made
for the renewal of the aame.
T. II HltKM.
March VC, lool. iJ-3.u
Jpi)ctvj:
The Old North State.
(V,itlen on Me 20f MjV, HGI, A day of her
Secretion)
She come ! Imw could iliu atny away,
Uu tin her twentieth of .1 ay 7
On thia her Independence day,
The Old North Slate !
The Uld North blate !
To-day, with u, ahe j .ma her fale,
1 1 worluy of thia glnrmu date;
che cjinea I Imw couIl ahe lunger wait?
The Oil Nortn bute !
The Uld North State !
Her wronga were greit, bur w.iund were dcen.
A while, lie eeem'd, but et'm'd to aleep ;
Mie'a wide awake, awake aiie'li keep ;
The Old North fioie !
The Uld Norih State !
Quick, a ahe knew, dcapolic hate
Uur Njulhum aoll would deaoiate,
iier pent. up ire buret b ir and gite,
Brave Old North Stale!
Urate Oid North fetate I
The deapnt'a heel ahe hai removed
Already from her land beloved.
Her evolution blood ahe' proved,
The Uid North Statu !
The Old North Stale !
And glorioua thinga ahall fume relate
Of tin a or that early d .te,
Fur now, a then, ahe' good and great,
Tne Oid North Si.ilo
'1 he Uid North Slate
Her f.mioua Hornet' Net i ali.r'd
The tneaiq Mecklenburg haa heard.
Uid Rip h.i buckled .n Ike awnrd;
llrave U!d Nurlh Slata !
liravc Uid North KtJta !
The foe, thai thee would aut'jugate,
.Mint, fir,t. bh.t out thia day anu date.
And, men, thy aona annihilate,
li-nve Old N'Uh State !
lirave O.J N'jrlii Stale !
M.
J0,h, M iy, 177 j, uiea.te of her firt Declare,
lion ul 1 iid'peililSfice.
UlisccKaiiroiis
A SIA SKETCH.
BY SYLVAN US COBB, JR.
Cnt;tin Ira Barnnrcl used to fail
from I'ortlnnd in a brig called the 'El
len Miri;i.' He Lad her built for Lis
own use, and she was a neat pretty
era It, filler the li.iltimore fashion, with
heavy tore-topsail mid lop-gull. int-sail, 1
and a goodly bit of canvass tor a topsail
iihiii the main. She was painted up
to suit his own taste ; ami, take her all
in all, she was one of the handsomest
vessels that sailed. The crew consis
ted of the captain's oldest son Ira, jr.
who was one-and-twenty, and acted as
mate, and six ol hers all able men, and
lit for hard duty.
Karly in the spring, the Ellen Maria
sailed lor H.ivanna with a load of shooks
and hoop-poles. She had some other'
articles for traffic, but these composed
the bulk of her cargo. I
Ira, said the skipper, addressing
bis son, 'we must keep a sharp look
out, for I expect to meet old Sanders
along here somewhere.'
' 1 was thinking ol that,' replied Ira.
' He'll have papers tor us,' added the
1 man, as lie turned towards the I
old
wheel.
Old' Sanders, who was not a bit
older than Ira ISarnard, senior, com
manded the brig Segnin, and was to
have left Havana at about the same timej
on which the Ellen Mai in left Portland, .
and thus ISarnard hoped to fall in withj
him. Nor was he disapjKiinted ; iir;
earlv one morning, when oil' the coast
of Carolina, a sail was discovered to
the southward, and in an hour after
wards it was made out to be the Se
guin. When the two brigs were near
enough, they both Love-to, and Capt.
liarnard and his son lowered their lxat,
and went on board the other vessel.
I'.tpeis were exchanged ; Barnard told
all the news from Louie, ami Sanders
told of all lie Lad seen in Cuba.
' But,' said the latter, with a serious
look 'there's one thing I haven't told
you. There's a pirate cruising about
between here and Havana. She's a
dangerous customer to fall in with.'
A pirate !' cried Ira, in alarm. 'Do
they kill everybody they lake V
' They have butchered the crews ol
some small vessels.'
But have you seen this critter?' a:-k-ed
Capl. Barnard.
'.No, thank Cod, I haven't,' was the
response. ' But when I first saw vou
I begin lo tremble. Your brig has n
bout as saucy a look asanv craft that
I lloats. Them painted Kits and your
I rakish nia-ts kiml o put an impudent
ai ron ye.
The Ellen Maria is a beauty, said
Barnard, enthusiastically. ! named
her after my wife, and she's a beauly,
too. But,' Le added, more seriously,'
Low did you learn about this cussed
pirate?'
We heard of her first in Havana.
She chased iiiFrencL barque almost un
der thyTryn of lhetMorn., And
then I lhrTy.ffifh "brig yesterday,
that Lad picked up four fften who hail
been comjiclled to walk the plank ' by
the same villains. These men were
part of tlie crew of a SpanisL trader.
1 lie pirate capt j."ed their vessel, and af
ter killing six of their men, made these
four walk overboard.'
Thunder"! exclaimed Ira.
'I say thunder !' echoed his father.
It'll be thuuder if we fall in with that
chap. But I guess I can run away
li oid In m
' Perhaps so,' returned Sanders.
lour brig is a fast one, but the pirate
is fast, too. However, you may not
meet him.'
But what does he look like ?'
'A topsail schooner, long and heavy,
with new sails, and masts raking more
t!ian yours do.
Wed belter not sav anything to the
men about this,' remarked Barnard, as
he and Lis son pulled back to their
vessel.
Ira thought the same ; so they kept
the matter of the pirate a secret while
tliey could.
During the day the wind was from
the westward, though not very fresh,
the brig making not more titan an aver
of six nots. Just as the sun was sink
ing Lelow the horizon, one of the men
reported a sail. to the eastward. Capt.
Baiuard got his glass, and ere long he
was able to make out that the strange
craft was a topsail schooner, with new
canvass, and very rakish masts.
'It's the pirate, sure as fale !' Le wliis
pered to his son.
'Do you think so?' returned Ira,
trembling.
' I'm confident of it.'
The Lord help us!'
' But it's .close on lo night, said I he
old man, 'and we may run away from
Liin.'
' Run away from what?' asked Jack
I'hipps, who had overheard the last re
mark. ' From that schooner,' the skipper
replied. 1 don't like the looks of her.'
I'hipps was very inquisitive, for ho
had noticed the old man and Ira whis
pering together, and he mistrusted some
thing, anil finally succeeJed in getting
the whole story.
Just as the sun disappeared below
iis bed of waters, Barnard got a fair
view of the schooner, and he had no
doubt left upon his mind. Sheanswer-
ed exactly to Hie description Zanders ,
had given him of the pirate, and she
nail cnangeu ner ionise, 100. neu
tirt seen, she had been close-hauled
upon the larboard tack, standing to the
north'fd and wesl'rd, but now she had
gone about, and was standing up to
wards the brig.
The men were nervons ; but as night
closed in, and the schooner was shut
out from view, they hoped to run away
run aw.arv
nvn w'J' 1
ast. But
Some o! them projKised to tiown
the helm and .run tor the co
the skinner said, no. He would stand
on his course, and run the lisk. The
pirate would be asjikely to run for the
coast as any way.
Bv jimmcny uttered Phipps, 'if we
had men enough, Bill and 1 could get
our drum aim filer a going, and frigh
ten 'em.'
'Yes and if we had men enough,
we coald light 'em,' returned the cap
tain. This seemed reasonable, so all bands
united in wishing that they had plenty
of men, and plenty of arms and ammuni
tion. A strict watch was kept, and at mid
night Bill Sawyer discovered the schoo
ner Uhiu the lee quarter. He was in
the main-top, and could just make out
a dark mass upon the starlit water.
Capt. Barnard went aloft with his night
glass a powerful one, by the way
and he could see the schooner's masts
clearly defined.
' She's overhauling us, he said as he
stepped iijton the deck; 'and,' he ad
ded, reluctantly, we are sailing as last
i's we can. We have no more canvass
to spread.'
The crew were terror-stricken.
There was no liack-door to glide
through, and no woods to hide in. They
might' do their utmost, and yet the sails
could move them only so fitst. At two
o'clock the pirate's topmasts were clear
ly defined against the sky ; and in an
hour more the heads of her fore and
main sails were seen. Captain Bar
nard paced his quarter deck very unea
sily. 11 is position wits a haid one.
Had he not known the pirate from the
descriptio;: l:c hud received of her, the
j fact of her chasing Lim tlius would have
1 been sufficient.
Half-past three and in less than
an hour it will be daylight!' groaned
tl e captain, in agony. 'The pirate is
overhauling us fast. Look you canal-
most see her bulwarks!'
TL"" men looked, and it was even as
Brtuuid "nacT 'said.. The whole of the
scLooner'?' ct'.invasrv.Vii visible against
tlie sky, and she carried a cloud of it,
too. Once more the captain took his
glass and went aloft. Just as he had
gained the crosstrees a lantern was
brought ujkhi the seLooner's deck and
carried forward. As the light gleamed
out ujMjn surrounding objects, Barnard
could see that the deck was swat ming
with men, and that most of them were
forward, eazing after his vessel. He
saw- the gleam of knives and pistol-bar- tlie pirates Lean! the List c f the imi-ie,
i els, and also the heavy forms of two and seen ihe staring crew ol ill.- In I:..,
or three brass guns. lhan they put their vessel bi line the
It's all up!' he said, as he came wind and spread her sails 4 wing-anil-down.
' Her deck is full of men, and wing' Tie brig at once gave chase,
they are all armed lo the teeth.' (and kept it. up fur over fum hours;
How could you see?' asked Irn. j but at ihe end of that time the- piiatc
A lantern was carried across the, was for our of (he way, and Ci.pt. Bar
deck while I was aloft, and I saw plaa-' nard concluded to give it tip.
ly. Oh if we only had men enough!' ' It's us,' he said "e miid.t as well
'Make 'em!' said Jack I'hipps. put about on our course, and send our
'Make 'em! 1 with to the Lord I spare men below.'
could.' : A i 1 1 1 it best lo phiv ihe n-tuat f a-k-
.Make em out ot shocks, pursued
Phi no:
The captain gazed upon the speaker,
but said nothing. He was thinking the
matter over.
'Make your men, and then let nie and
Bill play the drum and fife.'
Phipps and B'll Sawyer had for
merly been musicians for a military
company, and when they engaged with
Capt. Barnard, they took their drum
and hte with them, mid w hen Hie mood
was upon them, they used to play for
their mates to dance.
The skipper soon comprehended the
whole scheme, and ere long made ar
rangements for pulling it in operation.
It was very evident that the pirate
would overhaal them in a few hours it
they keptj on thus, and unless some
shatagem could be successfully carried
out they were doomed. It would be
daylight in less than an hour, so it was
necessary that they should work smar-
1 Le hatches were thrown oil, and
forty shooks passed up froM the hold,
and so arranged that the main sail
would hide them from the pursuer w hile
the brig stood on her present course.
As soon as this was done tne men ran
sacked their chests, and every conceiva
ble article ot clothing the brig could
a fiord was brought forth. Some of the
shooks were dressed in jackets, some
in frocks, while other had to put up
with old Dowsers drawn down over
,jicm jlats .,nij C11)S wcre ihjoMed
froin s,rip3 f tarpaulin, and when this
article tailed recourse was Lad to bits
of canvass.
When the wooden men were thus
rigged out, they were arranged so a
to make as much show as possible, and : , ...i. .., ...u t u
i-i i i 1 . , ;caiton ot the JJacuerckn art, is t .at of tLe
vet hide their true character. S-omei. f . , '
, , . , traosler of the photocraptnc portrmti to
were set up against the lee bulwarks,; ,ain Te D,Jxor cf
some against me loiig-ooai anu some
proppel up in the gangway by means j
0ft.iocks aiid lashings. In fact, these
innocent bundles of staves made quite i
quite i
a torminablc
e appearance.
Barnard w as '
well aware that they could not stand
the full light of day, but he meant lo
Lave them perform their duty i:i the
dusky gray ot early dawn.
The arrangements were all made
just as the first streaks of the coming
"day were visible in the first east. The
schooner could be now plainly seen,
and she was not more than a mile di,-
taut. The forms of many men could
be dimly seen about her bows, and
their motion sseemed to indicate that
ihey were eager lor their prey.
The wind had hauled a litlle to the
southward during the. night, so that the
brig was now very near upon a taut
bowline her starboard tacks aboard.
Ready about?' cried Barnard, as
the eastern sky grew red.
'Ave, aye,' reponded Ira, who had
the helm,
Helm's a-leel' continued the c:lp
tain
The tiicks and sheets were raised
high enough to cleat the wooden men,
and in a very few moments tin
was uK)ti the latbord tack, with the
pirate not over nan a nine uisiain, .in
main sail still hiding the grotesquely at
tired sluxiks.
At length the vessels were near enough
to answer the purpose, and Phipps
brought forilrhis dium, while Sawyer
atteued with his tile. Along, heavy
roll was rattled out, the sharp, shrill
notes of tin: fife mingling with K, and
while the startling sound went piercing
through the air, they shuck up the- re
veille, and played it in right g od eaiu-
Thus far the brir had been standing
oLliour lv across "the schooner's line-
foot, but as ihe reveille was sounded,
her Ik Tin was put up, and as she It II
off ihe mainsail was clewed up thus
revealing wooden men.
j It was very soon evident that the
pirates were alarmed, The sound of
drum and fife had startled ihrin, for
surely no vcs.hT savp n, .man-ofwar
would have su-h fiecompnnimenis.
But when they saw ihe crowd of se m-
ing men, who apiH-.-ired to iuive ju.-t
come up ;it the mhiikI of the call, ihey
fancied that they had amic ei v near
catching a Tartar..
' fli-yi ." cried, Ira, clapping his
hands, 'llieyre off! These staves
have seared 'em !'
And so it proved, for no sooner In 1
en i inpps. 'it.-, riav tlie reheat.
returned Laniard, and I hen vvu'il let
these poor soldiers tutu in.'
So the diuminer and li;' r once u,n j
awoke the air with their M.-o-tlin- nuii
and w hen ihey had finished tln Vhooks
were iimhe.-r-fd, the Intel, es removed,
and the disrobed auxiliaries sent be
low. 'I lie Ellen Maiia reached I lava mi
ttclv, taul Capl. baiuard git w f-.t
in toiling nnw
ftuvul oil the pit
j r.
he Ind li. i.
Valuable. Xiio rrcdt-riculurg Ncs
says :
Uen Iujrk"' irivt-iiiioD of in kins cip
of leatbcr or paper ihstt'aJ of copper is a
success. It in hiiiirili) and pio.-i vilua'i,:,!
prEt, or.-u-roa ifuiujilauipui tud ac
cidents by "pk'ttiBJ tLo copper vibieli have
injured so many ejes. The leather or pi
per con Le wade itmcr pjoof.
A bachelor editor mho b.n a verv
pretty ister, rtccutiy wrote to auother
bachelor equally fortjoatc, 'please ex
change. If vou don't wi-di to get angry, never
ar,jue with a blockhead. .Remember, tho
duiler tho raior the lucre you cut yourM if.
'Don't bo in a hurry k"pp ycur "eat,"
when addressed to a visitor in an editor s
office, means, 'clar uul as fitat m you can.'
An editor got hved in a barli:r'. ta.i.p
iast week, and offered the darkey a dime,
which was refuacd, " liccauncd,'' sanl hp.
" I understand you is au editor !" " Weil,
what of it 1 " We neber charne editors
nuffiii !' "But uch liberality will ruin
you." " Oh, nebbcr udui ; e uiakts it up
off ds genimen !"'
new method is a uermiu riauliiiij in tins
COuutry, wbera lu
in the prac;ice ot
c has been vtry eucccsslu!
I be art.
llopo uever locks b nk ; it carmct ; it
, J,'
never eee the i reem nor tie rut. t ut
ever lives in the future. Likewnj
?0od merely, but it ilw.y. mm ibo leiu'ti.
Iu. t.auty u ids true object of leve, ami
nought but thit. We cn believe the truth
whether j;ood or bail we love tbe teauf.
ecrv where. We. look ith the eve of
m or Miwitj aud bepo
for W Uru!' "ble.
" Madiai,"' .id a crots-ieii perrc i pi v-i-
cian ta patient, " it women "ere a lmitti d
to paradUe ibeir tongues ixouiJ imke it a
purgatory. 'And home pli v ciii.ii, if a
lowed to praciice tlierr,1' repiicJ the leiy,
' would make it a dcsei t.''
In Sasony not larger tlan Ccrnc ct:c-f
and it hoile I -laud there are ' .iai.iiiia
iheep ; KngUnd aud V!c produoo t Him,
tlOO, whiio in tl.t) whole icrritor) ot too
United States we raise only ' 1 ,0Hi,Ua.',
There is nothing; purer than hotifriy;
"Othin? ,ret,r ll.a:, cliari-v j notion, ,r
iner lhan love; nothing richer vtiuon
rjothiujj uure i-tcidissl tLan I .iih
Tiic i'.:if.'ir'.i
their hands tl f
pubac at uris.'Lt
',5t'0,t00 iu batik
tf )'!:
'd nftea
Little do we know of the trar;.-foi tnstio'
that all object uu-br-i in proci s ol c
ture. l.i.er e a liar up.i! li e ct.c
0f ft coq'ictn nithuut fne i.is: that it m
previonaly have tal.cn from tic eyes o! iu
' ua of crc-cjdilce.
" What's that a p-cture- (Mi " s ii I 3 C
trtnan iu our lio n n rig the oti.er diy, i:
pnut stori , to the prnpriet?r, wt
ills' over some etir.i "
Thar.
said th. des'cr. ' i Jvii-it c m:i
tne sun 1 1 - tan ! a'i.1 " " I'- t l; !
which i.i Josh, sr I wieeU t hi. sou