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■■'i. among the lat' Ithrcn who liave |r for transcending (le bounds of his i his personal opin- Ipcrceivcd to whom brms extremist and Iraocratic party, the lie stability of the ■idangered by noisy K?ill the people sec- ling German traders litious on the citizens If several thousand le broadcloths, &c, Iwing in lots of mi- I to purchase, ail of Ktlue.— IT ITct'cild. lllowing ‘’bill of sale"' [entry in a late ‘trans- Robeson. He pro- J buv six and a half Iven dollars per yard Icles "thrown in,’’ to llusliu Po, 1 PcLaine ] 2 silk llandkerchicfs, I spoons. Ruttons and ■Tiie buyer .swallowed lot shabby broad cloth look the ‘-boot'’ and Iwhile the pedler vam- r sixty per cent in his itisfied with the “bar- In that. ised through Augusta, |iid, making a stay of a I peoule, who had made hotel. A very large liid the e.x-Nicaraguan liclf from the charge of Be quite an impression him. J Constitutional.'st thas ■of the General: fingnpon General ITalk- : is'” the veritable Gen. bed so much of the at- Ice 1555, and extorted I enemies by the remark- |has exhihiictl in his ro- I and figure he is utterly trked. There is no re- Junressiveness in liis ad- fnlelligence iu his face, litenance at any time, and ve. He is simply a short j'hair, gny eyes, and a It be ruffied. It is diEicult lull man is the Gentrai I so prominent a pari in Ivhicii have occnrrtd in l.in the last two years; Expeditions—inaugurated I and maintained armies— and controlled turbulent ! dogmatic and imperious Ear.—Our classic ncigh- pmst eeriainly be redne- editoria! material. IVe .'.s varied accomplishments I rhyme critic. Verily so Adding Ids lightrunucr a S:al stuff and editorial non- Ity Aimrod, ifhisautobi- |a slangwhangir.g petlifog- jnry can attest ; a pedan- I'lil. as his mystified and testify ; a slump-ranter ’■ uot a whit inferior to |r a blushing auditory will ih not least, newspaper- such a multiplicity ofcall- surprising'malter that he pedant and literary snob, h.iolilica! charlatan and no pnehausenisra in his compo- lat nothing wonderful i.as Ihe columns of the Argus kion of our neighbor that ■derfnl than fiction.” The lerland have this advantage [ig friends, that if the former |ut an editor, the latter have without a paper. We owe leaders for descending to this Ighting a chimney-sweep one Bkdix.ikt.—The fast sailing apt. Stephen McAeill, from ar, reached the remote viein- Friday evening the 10th lad passengers on the hnrri- |eut and chief engineer of the ep River Aavigation Co., with lAc. The pas.sage was made kime, the captain having only gers and baggage at Jones dangerous Scylla and Char- lis craft upon the shoulders of bveying it around the- ahtfi- ling at Cross Creek Lock, uot lith the new submarine armor, jiti came to anchor, made fast landed his passengers and lile or two to their destination, leu dam guns was fired by the ht Artillery in honor of their sii the dangers that circum- bo down to the sea in ships,” |the citizens of Wilmington tulate the hardy adven- knccessful exploration. I CiPTlRED. an, for whose ane.st Gov, eward of three hundred dol- i and captured in Carter coun leek, by Henry E. Lane, of [y, where Johnson stands charg- was brought back and lodg- dcrsonville. Iling at Greensboro for $1,05’ lour for So,121 per hundred, I THE (TORTH eABOUftAN, FATETTEVILLE, H C EX.\HlSiTI01i OF THE EATETTETlEtE FE.1IAEE BtlCH SCHOOL. The examination of the pupils of this popu lar and excellent institation was commenced on Tuesday last, and the various interostiug exer cises connected with the occasion occupied the two following days. The younger pupils were examined on Tuesday morning, and really the bright little lassies acquitted them.selvcs hand- somelv. The delight with which they seemed to wcicome an occasion oii widen they might c.xhibit to their parents and friends their pro- iiciency spoke well for their industry and at tention to their studies. On Tuesday the Rev. Joseph C. Uuske, rector of St.John’s was sung with admirable grace and sweetness- • Altogether, taking into consideration the nov" elty of their positions and the public scrutiny to which the young ladies were subjected, their very natural embarrassment niidev the circiitn- stances, we account their performances excel lent, i so far as a thin vonng man squeezed into a hot corner on the sharp edge of a hard bench and half suffocated with mnsk and bears’ od can be supposed to enjoy himself, we enjoyed the entertainment. We cannot in justice to the bright little lassies who performed ‘Paddy Carey’ upon three to each instrument, pass them evenin'- i P'anos, three by without an editorial smile. Faith, bonnie .1. ! little damsels, an the likes av ye niver before Chnrch, delivered to the pupils of the '^tdn- | Raddy Carey's siven •sinses so that he tion a sermon replete with all Cue excellencies liimself from an opera orcldstra of mind and heart which so eminently c larac jjjg exercises and enjoyments of the last terize the ministrations of that able divine. giosod with a public party at His text was, ‘‘It is not good that the man institiitutioii, where it, seemed to us, every should be alone: I will make him a help meet certainly everybody wlio for him.” j did go enjoyed the festive scenes of the hour. Woman’s relations in life, the end and pnr- ■ -yve are sincerely gratified with the success sc of her creation, the station which mature I of tbig excellent institution thus far. - iiiteiidcd she should adorn and elevate, and the , friends may confidently look forward necessity for heart culture as welt as intellcc-1 tual accomplishments to lit her for the high fulfilment of her heaven-born destiny formed the burden of the preacher’s address. There were few of either sex in that large and atteii- tire auditory who might not have profited by : i„g for that station the services the beautiful and instructive lesson of tlie min- , k, Riake, wliose abilities, experience and repu- ■ ladies will do well to trea-! tatioii eminently qualify him for tlie important of instructors and its to many years of increased prosperity and augmenting usefulness. The resignation of tlie popular and efficient rector, Mr Pell, would be a uiiich grea ter loss to the school than it really is were it not that the trustees have succeeded in soenr- 3 of Prof. Wm. ister, and the young sure up the maxims and remember the earnest responsibility. IVitli a corps exhortations addressed to them upon that oc-: second to none in the State, and a useful and • '511006851111 past to build its liopes of the futnie '"'orWednesilav tiic examination was re.sura-upon, we bid this promising seminary a hearty c-i and tlie more' advanced pupils passed thro’; God-speed in its high and noble work of httiii, the dread ordeal with great credit. | the daughters ol the land to become the true j -n.^p TT.,1,v-c tn- mothers of their country ! The French classes under Prof. Hahi s tu . torage, particularly the younger class, acquit-; p^-xTn of Pkof. Mitciie:.:—Tliis^well known ted tliemselves admirably and rcQected cqiiaL comber of the State University Faculty was credit upon themselves'and their instructor, killed by a fall from a pre'eipice while making Prof Colton's Classical and MathematicaL a late geological examination and exploration cla-es passed verv creditable examinations, the : of the Black Mountain range. Ilis body was glory not falling as is ordinarily tlie case, upon . found some days after liis death, bj a party o one or two nimsnaily proficient student; shared equally by each member. IVc agrccablv disappointed in the examination Mr Pell's classes in iMciital Philosophy and ' stepped. iMoral themselves in a style that would have the blush many a ‘‘senior wr state Universities. The and Analysis, under Prof. Colton s instruction, ■ .-l-A-erv dog has his day, says the old save evidence of thorough proficiency in those branches, and did infinite credit to the ^ ^ and careful training of their very capable tn- night, troversy with an adversary who recognizes .. less advanced classes, i along onr public I his columns no principle nor precept of fan iicss Guthrie and Mrs o'clock. From ten | or courtesy, we hereby decline any further com- with the Asheville Spectator, and where some neighbor- i throus;k the puhlic but friends who were soareliiiig for him, at lmc •ere foot of a precipice some forty feet high over of, whoso brink it is supposed he had inadvertently lie had been connected with the Science the vouiig ladies acquitting ! University in tlie capacity of Professor for more ; bravado pat to tluu; forty years, and his loss will be severely | (.barge of proscription and tyranny from a angler'’ from onr . Lit by the institution. "He died a martyr to " - • Classes in Ilhetoric science.’^ AS WE AlfTlClPATEDs The Asheville Spectator bitterly denies ever having gone into the know nothing conclave, and leaves us to infer that it is “nol tjre organ of that ghastly, ghostly. Godless crew.” So we have it, the Richmond Whig and the Asheville Spectator, the head and tail of the southern know nothings, repudiate the dark lanterns. If we should judge from the bad taste, low-flung malice, ill-bred bearing and poverty of gentility as displayed in the col umnsof the latter sheet, we sliould indeed place It far below the level of an "organ” even of that poor, sunken, friend abandoned party. Tlie .senior editor wilfully and knowingly misrepresents us when he says that our design was to ridicule the people of Buncombe.. We have no personal acquaintance with the peo ple of that county,—but it is to be hoped, for the sake of decency and honorable manhood, that he is not a fair representative of their pop ular gentility and public intelligence. In re sponse to our inquiry what business the Ashe ville Spectator had with Cumberland county matters, be reminds us that he is a native of this county, and has, forsooth, a prescriptive right to dictate to the people how they should bestow their suffrages in a comity election. We simply suggest to him that being hatch ed ill an eagle’s nest does not make a king-bird of a raven. As to his declaration respecting the oviginal- - ity of our editorials, we would dignify it by terming it false, and compliment him by chaig- iiig misrepresentation upon him. It is a mat ter of the most profound indifference to ns what terms may have been applied to us by a frothy, foul-mouthed demagogue in the late Lcgisla tnre. The more honest and sensible portion of that body agreed with ns, and the men of the people stood with us and by us, successfully too, ill opposition to a measure whoso friends de clared would cause grass to grow in tlie streeta of Fayetteville, and among whose advocates was this ‘son of the town of Fayetteville. Hi^ endorsement of the "member’s” slang but ren ders it tlie more contemptible in our eyes, and utterly fails in its intended effect to chagrin or exasperate us. His puny wit and piicriio sat ire arc equally inoffensive because of the insig nificance of their autlior, and he may rest as sured that we are in no wise discomposed by IVe repeat that Mobe Riots in Kew York.—Riots are of daily occurrence in this city, and life is at a discount after nightfall.' The new police are utterly inefficieiit. Loud complaints on the part of the citizens. Four seri ons riots resnlt- iiig in loss of life have occurred this week. repi’ijK TffT**” cQailgrogsai-J F^ESU_TUliyii* SLED. SOMETHING OF ERROR. f FLAT HUTCH, The Charleston (S. C.) Mercury, argmng, against the submission of tlit fortlicoming btatc Constitution of Kansas to a direct vote ot Uie people of that Territory, undertakes to give i a list of States whose present Constitutions RED TOP, KX'CrLl.SH NORFOLK, Large tiLORE, RUTA bag.v. Jus4 received and for sale Itj . ^ ; have gone into force without snch a populiu Yed Bmitliiie” is pnblishiiig, in Pye’ssanction. Among those States where as it ,, o. ^-r. 1. „ c.rins nf cl-pti'lips piiti-Hilleges, the Stale Constitutions have not been Wall irtrce, Bioecr, , . ’submitted for ratification, to tlie people, it tied "TO years in AVall Street, or the eNaturai . ^^(.(.(ji-jinp. to the Mercury History of tile Yew York Bulls and Bears.” the iieople of the State of Y'ew York never Wall Street is in a terrible uproar about it, Ligiitxixg.—Alex. McAlister, of this county was struck by lightning on Monday last and in stantly killed. He was about 50 years of age, and leaves a wife and family to deplore his tragic deatli. to voted aye or no, 011 the adoption of the Consti tution of 184G. We find this mis-statement of the Alcrcury, along with many others of similar purport, copied into tlie Riclimond (A'a.) Enquirer, and other influential papers. It is an error worth , correcting. The pcojile of the State of Y'ew i York have voted on the qiie.stioii of adopting ■'bothlite Constitution of 1S21, and that of 184i'); ext. iidvp and rtillul idinlngraiihcis. ! under which our Govermueiit now exists. We ^ N- ■ 'Tin- laluw iliut im mmaii S. J. niN.SDAL-K. i: L VI VM K\ Vl TVlSIXfci CO. OK SEW VOllK CAPITAL $500,000. A. Nicludas. President. Ollice, TO Wall St. .\ ppidVet aiwurily ag:iin>t .all inaimer ol Vranti fr I'ouuiprlpitina "" Panel'—To Pieveut I'liul'graiih.v and Ana.-tatie Couiitcrfciw, Erasures, Iraiulvra er .Mtev.'tinn.'. . , . Havilie i.uivliaM'd the Patent fer ihe exvliisive 1 iininuiaetiire and fell the New (’lienneal i.ai>ei' in 1,- Lrtraet fr^n a Idler lo the Editor. Robeson Comity. | are not accii.stoiiied, here in Y'ew York, .so to AVe were visited last week with a severe and ! enter upon the busine.ss of Constitiilioii-maliiiig most desti ncViv-flmil storm. The crops in the | as to divest ourselves of those orig.iml^rt - ni.ner sections of Robeson and Richmond were j governing powers winch belong to the sot cr w-cll ni'oh ruined Much high wind pervailed, icigiity of the people, and to bestow upon ancl- ' nd the lin'd slots tore to pieces, like a storm ! egrted Convention all right to frame onr fiiii- of bullets, terv thing green and growing. Our ; damciital law, without reserving to Us coiislilii- nrosnects in this immediate section are gloomy, eiicy any review upon their action. Cotton will make nothing of consequence, and | I’ursuaiit to the Act of the Legislature of tim ha been almost totally destroyed. Some i March 13 1821, the question of "Convoiitioi. sufl'ercd very severely. 'or“Yo Convention of oar ucighbors For the Carolinian. was submitted to the YIe N. 'electors of tliis Stale in May, with the follow ing result: For Convention 100,BIG For No Coiivenlion ol.OUl Mr Kuitoii . Delegates were accordingly elected, who met After nearly a whole day's anxious sus-1 at Albany. August 28, 1821. and after coni- pense the world has been gratified by another | pletiiig their labors, adjon'rned Y’ovcmber 10, issue of the "Argus.” It was hoped by some; 1821. Tliis Coiistilution was voted on in Feb- that the delay of its appearance was occasioned ruary, 1822, as follows: by the preparation of "matter of great pith and Fo'r Con.uituiion 71,732 .XgilinsI Coiislitution ^ -ll.-lOZ Tursuaiit to the act of the Ijcgislatnre of 1845, a vote was taken November 4, of that for, or against a now Convention, witli 213.2.77 33,son on .'April 22, delegates, who and adjourned know notliiiig*iipon a democrat is bypocricy, of tlie most shameless character, and effrontery of the most nnblusliiiig description, and the Se- moinent,” but, alas, there was little cditoiial and that might have been written by tlie veriest verdant on tlie streets. Instead of soaring to the height of some "great argument,” tne Ar- ^ J ’ gns” has sunk so low in editorial di.scourtesy as to make a savage attack, from some mean pci-j poi-No Convention personal motive” upon a young gentleman who, | qq,;. Regislature thereupon not aspiring to the poet’s wreath, simply pub-| ordered the election of lishod ill the "Observer” a few, it may be, com- i convened at Albany, June 1, lUoii-place, lines in honor of one whom he 011-1 sine die October, 0, 1840. This Coinstitulion teems most highly. Surely it wms not fair game 1 voted on, Yovcrnber 3, 18411, and adojitcd for an editor to criticise; and I believe tliat 1 foUo^jug vote: sneli] a piece as "Modern I’octry ’ is ui'.parallel-1 ■■'ics'’ "iVjaG ed in respectable jonriialism. Its gross impro-j ‘-NV’ the two prictv is recognized bv every one who has the • Tims it will be seen that each of the tw o common instincts of a gciitleinaii. post T liave no idea that Col. Cameron.wrote the : Yfrk, was lu-st ofueicd b.v a popnhii vote,,4^ hvnocriUcal affair The spirit of the hliuig is ' then distiiiefjy approved by a second populai- hn»h-iro^ as onr presci,j,p name'” forsootli : has! CofistitiiJtoii has proved itself to be, it w.^] aiuHs i iievertlicl'Js.s fully (though somewhat hastily) snbmilt’ed to the electors before going into effect. It‘Strikes 11s that llic same is Iho ease provelb: bulFa;etu;;iIL dogs ei;r;y the day and ! nior editor of the Spectator may make th^ort ^ own the night as theirs with undisputed sw^gy.! of it. Feeling no disposition to protract a coi 1- .Xincriva. invi'iileil in Englainl I'v Henry Glynn hral'-tl elienii^t ainl ollicer in tin' lti ili>h arniy. it^ is lianllT nevv-arv .ay tlnil iliv I’ai'vr i> reconmifinn a l.v Mr Kent. A>s:iver iifllwr. .S. Mint. Mr I.ynnm oi Ur- New 7'in k L'l''arina House, unit Miade Rrolhers ir.:; I'rouriu'ay, fiiii ih’.hI*’ tin u clii fk (tr luiuk printed ou ilie Salotv I’apcr. Dclow (nu’li>l td price.':: l^nik ('heuk^—cts. per lb. Hunk Hills—$lSfor lOOO slicet?. liills ol I'.xcliai j;‘c—for 1000 r-hcct.-';. I’roniissory Not(?=—40 j:cr lb. aiul Time Pnifi.'''—for 1000 shoots. InsuratiCL* I’ulioif^—-40 els. per lb. llailroiul Slocks A l>onds—iO cents per b*. Ibuik and State SlwUs—-10 etc. per lb. Honda ar.d Morti^ai^cs—40 ots. pi-r lb. Wills and I>ccd.s—40 cts. per Ib. For wrapping; Silk'ninl oihcr rmc articles it is t \- cellont. us it prcvcntsniolli.s. in i ts a lb. For Intlcniurc.'’: and Aj;rccm‘nt'^. 4> c-nT? per lb. All State nnd Comity Keconl.'s sluodd always bf l>rinted or written on this I’a|HT. as the rheiuicals in serted in tin pulp not only prevent enisuve or iranster but make it lastinir as lime. For Soutljern Climate.s it i-' ewoHcnt. ami muca sui>erior to anv oilier: as tin; moistih-.-s d'ihc clinmlo does not destroy it.-tin' propniies iii'crt-'d in the pulp beiin: a j»reventative, in all the soulhein slui**s ■Juba, the Wc.'l linlies and tlie Central American Statt III) jiublie records can be kept over lio yrars. writlen oil the onlinary juiper. while ihe oils am! ullier eals idsfrted in this Ihijior makes it ind* stnn-ri • b' y tlierava^'esoriime. it i abo jiroof against nn-t.i*. rats and other vermin, which least on and ilesti* y an other i>a])er now in use. ^ The Com])anv have now in operation Alilb in M i i m County. N. d.. bfal.out :m hoiNe jiower. and are a'-b* to till iill orders for PainT at Ihe shortest iioiiec. All orders for I’aper must be addressed to A.NT il- OLAS. President of the Company. No. 70 Wall .Street. Orders for this valuable paper received ai the Caro linian Oflice. July. 1^, bf.-Iy ^^EGKO AT AUCTION. Will Ih‘Sold at the-Market llo^k- at i:; O'CUuk on Tuesilav 2lst insf. ^ * JACK HAILK^. Jiick is well known about town as a first rate hand fo any kind of work. C. It. l-KblF .5(5-lt Auclbmeer. The Stanza’ with tor. The primarj ana under Yliss Hatchcl and Gutlirio and pi,(j,.o„gi.f.(i.es after nine o'clock. , Horne, were not at all behind their elder school- ^ Q,(,jp(.i. jaybreak it is one unceasing howl, | muiiication mates in winning aeademie laurels, and where saap_and in all did so well we feel no disposition to draw nuisance is becoming intolerable. Is Tiividioiis distinctions. The exercises were very p„(,(.(, (io„ i.aw? Are these canine howling agreeably intersper-sed with music by I’tof. ; p(,5ti]gnces, these slccp- llahr's pupils, and the reading of the voung (^.^gfpQyjng curs above or beneath the law? Are ladies’ compositions by Ylr Fell. The follow- literally dogs’ days? Is there neither ingisthe order in which these prodnetions ; gu„s in Fayetteville? Did "What is homo without a Mother?” ' p(.v„abouts ever have the hydropho- vvere read: “The im-' by Miss Mary Ylarshall, of Anson. of Early Training'’—MLs R. C "The loved and the I>ECI»Ei>L\ IDOL. A Y'ew Y'ork death coiicineror and disease despicable. "A shady ^ the junior rend Sliake.spearo or Byron now surprised by sncli an idea? iho quoted by the fellow, and wiiicli lie cannot lui- JJSmr'^l^onimZn'witr^r^ISedilJ mie^ se^m'al others tKrtrrn'am iited^rere Imle^wifr ^itly mL^lrel^Ionm; a^d'the; aftor-thoughl of criticism. The character of | States. ... the verses made liicm sacred in the eyes of gen-1 Tfle Mercury’s lust, purporting ^to t tie men and nothing but some sinister motive j dates of the several now cxisling btato could have ur"-ed any creature to attack them. I tntions, and to designate wliicli ol tin I’oets are i’(ot judged by the evidence afforded j and which were not subinitteu for acceptance i'l their lavs to their lady-loves, and the piece ; or rejection at the hands of the electors, is, in so barbaromsly arainadverted upon is good ; fact, utterly niircliablc, and we caution oiii FOR BALE. ^TEEL'S I’ATENT Ul'TTIN'tJ KKIFE. .\n »r- ivc the Coiisti- tliem were upon IS eradicator who has discovered what ho calls j of it.s kind. The sciitiiiiciits wliich ' tcmiioraries against ncccpliii uorfoct substitute for pervade it nivcitits value ; and surely there is i without strict investigation. ' ■ • ' tlie .clumsiest avowal portance "Antiphlogistic Salt, a porloct suostituio lor per the lancet, leeches and ■lilistcrs,” sends u.s a and iove. Yo doubt column or more of tremendous advertising pnils -pleased tlie lady to whom it was address- with the following liberal proposition for iL | [,'j . speaking to tiic ov''''^ spoke to o imblication- i licr heart. But "-Modern Foelry” was written ‘ .,X(,w si,, bcin-desirous to have it tested | and a dash of bitterness was given to her.rellec- T„. I I I ■ ’ tlie contempt of sensible and ITiesc are his achievements, proud of tliom. IViio knows ? ' of giving some quotation^ Miss- It is to start both etteviile. ‘ Suiishiiie ancl cnauuw ..-lao -*':ie dcspa.'-i*.-'’! --- -- iitiir^etSiir "i^a Af- ls;ory.”-Miss’A.bampbell. Con-1 be ajen™^^^ ^ tests, its Rcward3”-Mi3S R. A. ■ I (.onvergingHiito one at Little Rock, Arkansas. spare to do justice to the of .'T)epartmont, has thus done the thing winch admirable efforts of the young ladies, iliey ^ aonc. It is right that bt. There was no moon- ^ should have a branch line. At or CO- .any item in it, In onr opinion very few State.s have accepted coKstilnlioiis without fir.st adopting tlicm by iiopiilar vote, and it would be entirely improper and iiii.safe especially in tlic present oxi.gency, for tlie liro- posed State Convention of Kansas to omitsncli an act of defence to p.opiilar judgment. Tlie Administration of -Mr Biicliaiian lias taken a wise and just view of this matter, i (p,, Qou„tv Court. . aiiiionncing itself favorable to a .submission ol i the Constitution of Kansas to lier people. Inc i country will .support it in tliis detcrmiiuitioii. Among llio most .serious outra.gcs perpetrated ^ licit' imicli moi*' 'jiglil.v ajUiritvctl. liy all v.lniliivit Iviv'l Iheiii. tlian -any otlivr now in ii.-w. .r.ily is r3'rANKS. or ALL KIND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. KI.KfriOX AOTlfl'tS. TO TIIK KUKE5JEX »)K CT-MIIEUEAM> CO. U r X C A \ E. HACK A E , I'cspcclliilly aminutici's Uiitisclfas a caniliilate lor tlic ollicc ol Ulcrk ol tiio Ctnintv Court. Having a klonvlclge ql tlic dullrs uftho OlliCF. lie HattersIjiiuscll iliat he will Im- al.U Uf ffive general tjatisl'actimi to all the good peoiih* ol the couiiTv; ill the event of his election. ^ i-oin /us dflcciuWc pootiileiition-s, but tn mercy Iky our own Id-aek Itcpnblican Ijtj-i.JaU.io liold my hand As the junior was sd uisx^ons ^ u\)on tUo ric:hts of the people of thi.s eity, ami o (MUticise 1 unnend a poem to which his pro-. of which they most com-plAviii, i.s the forcing a 'THT jK-dZYBil«» VVe are auEioriy-od to publisb that a itorlion oi tin- citizens of Rolivson C'Ounly desire that Hie iiann' of N'oill McNeill. Esq., lie .aiiHoiinced as a caunidalc lor Hie office of clerk of Hie Couiify Court. A (.ITIZKV. " We” arc auUiori.setl to iiniioiHice Jesse T. AVarden as a Candidate for Clerk of ,’K' McRAE Tlie friends of Capt. RODER’i announce him as -a candidate lor Hie office of Cleik ol the County Court ol Ciiruberluiid. June K) fit, (lilliani after effect. An easy, natural grace clearness of expression, force and tlionght, and beauty of imagerv and we thought that we detected in , oditoral or reading columns ' SF.C0XD—If you will publish tlic article "Ed- , itors on Dr C.’s Salt,” semi-weekly or weekly for six moths, inside among the locals at joni established rates of advertising under Dial head I will deliver to yonr order at my office the amount of your bill in Medicine, or instead thereof two-thirds of the amount in cash, shonid I prefer so to do, at the expiration ot tin; time. Shade of Dr Eanstus! It is enougli to liglit up with a smile tlie gloomiest and most ink be rimed conntcnancc of the luihappiest printer’s ' tliat. Onr imp were all cxcelentlv written. There was no moon- pavc a _ ora.icn nnc. ‘ shine romance, sickiy sentiment nor * , P^d S a^L^f L -peciai.yl^ead dentV of ns'-'-t tlmt Memphis sliould be the terminus that we give the Antiphlogistic man ' . : of tiio main Trunk iinc. =” Pi'o/Lnistic salt for liis impii- characterizcd ; rpi,,, nwardiii"- of this contract .settles the a dose of out ; quJrt^ M tlielocation of, the National Paci-! aenee, and were we nearer his whereabouts no to the be.st Gc Railroad. Henceforth the Memphis route i.s without a rival; for not more surely do the tracks of the buffalo” point them all, and we _ the style and matter of these compositions many evidences of the benefit wliicli tlie yonng ladit-s have ncqnircd from their superior in- ^ will these overland Mail M'ag- straction aiid'proficieney in their Rhetorical and i, ppe way for the steam locomo- . .... ,1 Ui'T The first mark of the wheels upon the On ■R'ednesduy evening the Literary aocircss ,^^ J6^^^ The. dream begins was delivered at the Baptist church by Barth. ; ,.,,aiity. Hope already YV Fuller, Esq’r., and we have seldom listened ! ijggias to melt iu ^'jtHtioii.^^^ to so eloquent and happy an effort. YVe regret! j,. _ 1,33 gaid a great many good that pressure of time and the near approach | a„(q’iias uttered many a sound truth in of onr press hour prevents us from j “'(j,,,. stxle, half comic half serious, but he more detailed account of Mr Fuller s very able ^ anything better than the following address. It listened to with the mos _ marked attention by a large and highly delight-; cd auditory, and we feel authorized to say that “Thol” cannot surpass his shonid feel strongly tempted to do so. As an additional inducement the patronizing savant further declareth: "Sliould yon be pleased to accept the above proposals, bo assured, all ray future cash ac- rtisemciits will find their way to your col- foundcst considers tion is respcctlnlly TO THE JIATOR. Tis very plain tn all the woi'hl hesiile A'oiii'selt' fricinl Jun., That you iu blest immunity can stiiile Neath hottest noon. .Vnff (tare that fever liy whieli brains are fried : Rut, fear tiio moon ' Acriiic! Oh! in this ab-Noimal gui.“C, How ilifiei’ont From that sleek Touih, whose ined'.iativc eyes At Normal spent N'o lime on books—tmt from o’er-archins skies Tlieir learning glent! Tlie language of the stars you knew, and licard Tlic spheral tune. While to the dogs yoa iccitl. and ciieered Them on the xoon. llS” 'I'liH IritMitls tii' UtiliL- ..... ,.... ,U, w.ne., ...ey - o ■‘munnn« Wm as a candddatc f«r the ..Bice'd' solicited, j new ciiarter upon US without submitting it to the Superior Court ol Lumber l.un .- •the judgment of the people. But it is tl„.. in .August nert. tvranls’ law and only oljeycd as sucli. CoMi’i.niEXTAUY.—Dr. YVm. .1. Holt, of this eitv, lias just received, tliroiigli tiic Rns-siaii Yli'iiirtcr to this country, tlie “chcoration^ ot Coiiiiiiamler of tlie Imperial order of St. btaii- islas ill consideration of his valmililc services in -\ugust 1 We arc autliuriseil lo aiiiioiHice Jolin YY*. Baker, Jr., as a camlidalc (or the office of Clerk of the Superior Court for tlic County of Cninberlami. "Thc^lrtieiuU of Fetor .YleEaciiiii Esq., aii- iioiince liim as a candidate for tlic olliee of duri.’io the late campaign in the Crimea. Tliejelerk of tiie comity court of Robeson comity, eross'is of massive gold and beantifiilly wronglit. j Election in August next. Dr Holt was ap]iointed member ol tlie order June 4tli 1857. of St. Anne wliile still in tlie service of Russia; )jk CURED i and tliis second compliment, now Uiat he h.as ' left tliat service, testifies to tlic Czar s gratitndc and liigli appreciation of tiic ability witli whieli tlic surgeon’s duties were diseliargcd. A-uo-nsta Conslilnlionatisl. Wc tiduk H,c loilqwiug b'lb v from a rcsrcctal,!.! citizen of Missi-ssipp-faill answer the remove all doubts 'Vma^y y;;”;!),. Sir: I lake TO THE tUlLS. Ladies, yon caged birds ot beautiful plumagO; . L:- cnPf'O^S-i » . friend fill effort on this occasion On Thursday afternoon, the concert by i rot. ^ yg,, gg o„i m llahrs music classes afforded a most deligbtfnl jg ^g yg„r eyes, and treat to the patrons of the school and the pnb-1 Take early lie generally YVe do not moan to compliment jgt loose your corsrt. rtriags Frof Hahr’s success merely by a comparison witli the performances upon a similar occasion 3a't rear, for the two occasions will bear no comparison, and we can afford that geiitlcraon r tribute of testimony to his ability and ex- of mstructiou without any dis- very success-j gigkiy look; you pale pets of the parlor, 1 complexion, like that of a pobuo 111 a dark cel- vigor to morning exercise and run up and dowiragain for fun. Lib- crtVlhn”s exercised and enjoyed will render vou 1 calthy, blooming and bcautifn -as lovely you neai 1). gg Ogvera. Thebu.xom, full-breasted, bouu- ver umiis.” Liberal and beautifully promisin we admit. Until your wuv’ring reason w;\' By what ? tiio moon ! Din"reiit. but the same 1 peot, Itor, still you YIoi'- “break deatli uiisplicrc'l critic. 0(1- ofload. The most reni of tlie Y'aiikce Soa;. YInny ver hill for a w.ager merits of his predecessor. ou: ccllent system paragement of the _ The young ladies performed prodig.es_ of musi cal valor and for the nonce we imagined tins world to’be one big piano with all the nations dancing on its keys. • YVe noticed a most decided improvement in the stylo ot singing on the part of ladies, and we think that Frof. Halw s idea m introducing several pianos an cxce cn o Ylore body is given the music, while v ic pio cicncy of the performers in that most impor an requisite, time, is more palpably proven. The ‘Ylonastery Bells’, a solo by Miss Mahoney, was most exquisitely performed, and the song "through Yleadows Green,” by Miss Campbell- as the graces; P , 1 .i.ai„s, «..4 Ciiig '‘‘f , , -u froolig command a reg- ■‘'°";frf’vmtta'.rkettles,feed’thff pigs, milk imciit of P ^^-ithal in company, is • ’‘'JT' snrt of a girl for mo or any other yonng jnstthesorvofagniw iDt\u to many. n^ii dressed putty- screwed up, "’“P'''^g,.t„.’an-ed, music murder- faced, consumption mort^a.^^ , arc no more fit°for matrimony than a after a family of fouitccn ., idleness- >oun^ pullet is to look hiVM,a - - - -rific! vnn ■ The trnth is, my deal gals, you more leg exercise, and less piano; chickens. want, generally speakau and less sofa; more puddin^ more frankness and less mock modesty , more corned-beef-stcak and less bishop. voiirsclves a little; enjoy more liberty and less restraint of fashion;—breathe the, pure atmos- nhere of freedom; become something nearly as lovely as the God of Yature designed.—Daw,;''. but there is to ns no ■enchantment’ in this ‘dis tant view ’ YY'e sec no clouds of cash robing the mountain of the future in their charming folds, and only a great Antiphlogistic Salt lake stretches away before us with not even a. moil temple on its desolate shores to ^ the dull vacuity of the dreary prospec No no Fi-ofessor! yon may coiiquei in liis’owii stronghold and kick diseaseo.it ol the back-door of his own temple; you may 100 the grave yard of its epicurean the doctors, defraud the nndertaker and una the Lton’s occupation-bnt yon cannot catch this bird by sprinkling your Antiphlogistic salt on his, ahem, caudal plume! But sav that the climax is capped by tne pu'st-script we do not express the faintest 1 of this sublimity of Yankee impudence: “'Phe long two-page article gives b of the discovery ^ „‘a'"-ap' when you need something to fill up a oa] ^ wllL politics run low, I should be very to have you make with such editorial re posed to make.” . „ , If the professor’s “happiness depend 1 ^ ‘politics running low’ and our ‘filling up gaps .rtth his empirical discoveries, he is doomed t a lifetime of misery, unless he prefers to m k his will, take a dose of Antiphlogistic salt an ^ go to “sleep with his cop)’“I'he. "but where are there is an old almanac 0 e passed over Remain, in all. Hie same (lull Ibing ' I Hiiiik ite true Tluvt you do write your pieces will, your head Hssoftc’no! a FRIEND GF"J.'' Tlic Pate Commodore Stevens, once published the following advcrtisemciit : “1''®'?“'®“/, ' bav'reldiii"'Fowhaltaii. He was .sired liy ins ; father, amf damned by tlic man wiio last owned hiiin. He is tnic in all kinds of liai ne.s.s, pr3 j vidii.g it don’t make l.im vicious. ^ I®'''"*. '' “ j lever he’ll bring. Fartie.s applying latertw.il : get the greatest bargain. ’ srtr£;i=4=',:s;:= & 1‘IiAlTS AA1> PKAYrtES- irkaljlo case on record is Cmf | on. am man. wlio, in a DJKi) ' Oail.e iCtli nit., iu Rol'csam eouatv ’ cok'cti.m of nvau'y of Hie sevnes ‘’■"’iX^'Clyavkulkrt-slormsaiffi ■ rj Finuviucnt ol a jieactlnl iin miml His minllliart .snffi'rcd scriouFly; hut now, I am happy to say he is cured 'd those {it8. lie ha« IliH ,, s.,„:,.!lmt-will cun- tla'ni. ^oars respeclluBj ._Am violent kig/pus lilted le-'r for tli when we following 0! tlie vaiiiieu oonp , .1, i„. ...i- ;'ir'' storm at sea, saved himseif Irom ®^®;] , “">(J’\;|‘'';:,'siaeace ne-ur Lumhertoa. in Rohesoa Go ing a cake of his own soap and washing himsclt Lewd. ashore . aS'" ..T*’® '3,'...n'lv in 'wliich hclived. Miss Black it is known, is acenstomed to st^ , c Hzea ol he am y a Aims I i ia a very queer w aj ; ■ lu a I ‘'‘® j ' J r mild and geaer- ) 1"®®^ ."-tpg absnrdcst and ' social rcla mas, U No person who is s'/.ffi'i'iiig fr' ncKl«*ct poii.linjr loFr Hsu supply of nicMimiibV follow?: »nG box mail free oil Hie r.'ceipt of o Seth S. ll-aiico, l')S Ballnaorc. .Md from Fils, or .Spasms, aiicc, after this for a niFflicinF. Hi'‘ prices nre as two twelve $21—seat rfinittancf. by SlFKF.RKHS Drop'-y- W«';ikTH*ss. Uinn. Ih;u'Um1 d. Crawl, i,h of Hr, Ill:,d.l.'r KiJnrTS. ' J ttiG adr*rtispni‘’nl »u auDluvr cii- lU'ImboiaA (R'liuico ■' But of afl her mistakes t OcenSwhen she called a [French modiste 0118 loYvanl.'bis cnoniicJ ' the Church.—Co.m. halves for a dollar ?” a. modest !'’ "Can you give Jj*;Vg;V“^‘Ccrtainly, 1 MrTancrt^^^^ Muurooto inquired a loafer at a rat' , , placiiio- ilie . of .Moore County, sir ” said the accommodating clerk, pi.n.m„ v , . ,,, I cted the halves. said Lady YY'allaco YJAUUliU). 11.1 advertisemeyts. or huppy ocksYonal drafts thereon, the philosopher, ,, j (..j.g cmarks as you may be dis-^ age, what answ er .. ^ ^ i dame,” replied he truth, tliat y(5_u of discretion.” to ' Tray, J^iTklicd’wilkis my j WirEAT, llYE AA^D OATS. ' ’’"give?” “Say, ma-; , „(,ji at auction on M edaesday Hie 22d ami gg What I ; T«/t^,23a have not yet come to . , oaU Iwloa 1 plantation on K.c i Q'M TW are on tlii.= place some 390 dozens ol Rye the Ibiaclites J. - - n jg p.gvk ; P'-J® - ’g kittle River, say 109 doze engaged a ma ^ ^ “Nice color,” said; {[‘agtitj-of oats. , q,ock in the field. the Israelites?” "011,1 All wk m'seld as tt — • -- : on a credit of si.v moutli!:, tim pmv i with good security.Adair VaY'ETTEY'ILLE .market. Correded ircehly for the North Carolinian. July 4, 1857. 10 Lard I'-i 14 Molasses 14 Salt 125 Si'iniTS. 7 80 I’each Brandy 1 2-} 7 50 Apple " 1 20 YVl.ibkey *’0 0 75 > Ho- northern 4o > Tfm'RNTI.N'E. 1 2.5 Raw 2 00 3 0i> 0,5 Spirits 34 3.> ] 25 Sweeds Iron GI 1 30 'Hides 8 10 Bacon Coffee Cotton 13J Fi.ovb Family Sup. Fine Fine Cross Gr..uy. Corn Oats Teas Fla.x Seed WILMINGTON MARKET, July 17. 1857 remarks.—Bacon requires best quality to olitain quotations. Hour Unsettled; 110 \ and painted the ! p: 3iSiiXTink:: 7;:: Ion ul lo. bond Ft « Pil.rrim’s Progress extant there oo •* ■. j i (lefTrailc lumself to the; '.gap” in onr columns to “fill op” j,gS"of a Ld ciiimnc;? YYheu he smokes,; July IS 1857. plilogititic Salt- 1 lo Sfi. 0.7. Il’cinl 1 .7.7 A Kivle of I J bales of Cul- t.i At Churloslou. Colton O4 to 1-4.H At Ncyv Yurh. Soulhci-Q 4 b-nr dnl ot $. foi mixf.l to jrood: 7 00 to $0 f->v taiK-y. Southcni Corn b7. Middling upKiids Collou Mi- - .
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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July 18, 1857, edition 1
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