,- -r. i - . . r - .-. - mm CQUrhvr.-. 1- J ":,..':T ' -( ' r T 7 If AYE T TE VliLEi T&ZGX: i ' ' i ' ;: .1 1 - - -I.:--- jv .-. --M' ----- -I. ?i t. v-?. - ' ---- is . , T i T E RM SI"; Foe, a single copy, If paid in advance, per annum, 52 0 ! ! " ; i ' fttthendof3montb8, 2 50 j ;. 1 V at th end of 6 months, . 3 00 j : ! " ' At thft end of the year 3 50 No suWriDtton will be rtccived fof a shorter period lhau one year unless paid inadTaace.; j 1 With th4 '.viftw'rtf firtn lfnior the ciTCiilation and en-1 J haacin the 'usefulness of the paper, the proprietor of-'-. "fra the : following remarkably low ' ' r CLUB RJl TE8t IJVrJlRlBL, Y IJ A uyljv cms..-. l copies of the Carolinian,' I year, $8 00 . , 10 I '. 15 00 V i 1 Ilatet f idfertfelng-t ' i Sixty centa per square of 1$ lutes,' or) ess, for the first ,ahd 3(J centir for each sobseaent' insertion, unless Ihe idTertlsihnt'.ls paWisfied for more thattUwa months, -Brt it will be char?ed k t. V - . - u ' H "j . Fornix month'v' " f- " ' " 6 y Tur itfvivc moatns. - ; k - - - - . iu uu 4 AU ad ertis-rtAiite mjjstliare ?the desired number ofjin. MertloMi TrtHrked on them, tortjherwise they -rlll be in (jeriqd ill f orbtdj and charse accordinly." Specie 'atttrtitio'it i dirttedjo tkis Requisition. ;.H 1 VM. F. WIGHT MAN & CO. THE undersigned wonld respectfully inform liis old riends and customers thatr he can: be found at the $toreofC. E.Lecte, where be will be glad to see hem. I . J. li. JlcLUiAf.J-4, Jan. 17, 1857,' THE, MAGNOLIA RESTAURANfT.il Thev sav the- MasnMia Tree is the handsomest growth south of Mason ind Nixon's line, arid it is evi-1 en Green Street,betweey ir. B. W; Robinson's Medical Establishment, and Mr Pi. Taylor's Store, and nearly opposi le the Shemwell House, i thje Finest aud i best kept of any other establKhraenttn the" South. .Persons wishing to 'find cannot well ijiiss it:' isrthe :YELLP W BUILDING. .,; .i . vt;'fH JA Th subscriber would talto. this nyjthoa ui jJM.a King L f CLF..1IEXT Oi WniOIIT. 'i I ' Attorney i t.w,' Payetlevi lle,-N. C. t i ' T -i !-' v ' Offlce.at thci corner of Bow and Green streets. -Fe!y 3, lfi. ! ' ' -t- SPEARS. ATTOUXKV ATTtiVPS ih Courts of Cumbsrland,. Ilarnet AT LAW, - thp citizens of this placei arid the surrpunditfg country. 1 He has always on hanjl the VEPyYBEST LIQUORS, SVINESnd CORDlAL4,ithaii can 'W found in the' United Stat, either by the quantity or ; otherwise. AlsohCigars, Pickles, Kardines, Cheese, Preserved Fruits, Lemon Syrup, ahd : many other good (things, and flatters himself thatihe has the most polite, obli ging, accomplished and )FIi.lArJg vender to attend to his establishment, that dan be found either North or South. Temperance driate put ; up at the shortest ! notice. He would call ttiention particularly to his private rooms up stairs, .vhich are large, comfortable, and in good order. 1 ; . ' L I . '-:.;.!. ( II. JONES, Yellow Building, Gfeen St.. Fayetteville, . C. May 16, 4 V WaWe al I JohiiStori, r mh'. T. nnc;r, llarftett : Ke'i. ir.. i.s.c. Co.; N. C. BAllTiriV i FULLER, . l .Attomcyiat Law, .. j 'I' FaVe'E rEVlljTj K, Ni ''c.t' Mavtbe consulted at the OHiec of Jcso G. Shep- her'l Ki4 tint Green Street. , Jiily IU, 1836. ,: -4- 7-tf 5'! AtTTOIlAT AT LAW. 1 bjingiMi. liicn.nuvii uotiniy , .Minn Mtroumv paMjtiee U3 Uoitrtsj ot Kich'inon I.. Anson ana All l)aAi.ii!.!. eatruste l to nis care win re- w4 Ub Cim ve trict- attclit-iou. ,-4 o;i. July, 11, "iy-5$ 4 Five siveaths off the -FARM ENGLAND TURPEX- t ' TINTiI LAND in Iliruett coauty, known as the Parker ;L'.-sivl McNeill la-.v-U, joining Vut... Harrington's land on !' Urpbr Little Riven t There is sorii:; 200 acre cf the f hvit i't illty; of Ib..y, :groufi;ls o.i-,t;he RLver.;The ov. i.g A up ;iti U nfj-'hiMfily tnk'ij.cil with .junef, and within six lk aaa Western ilalroaa. Co ufection- aries, Perfumer ies, Bread, Crackers of all kinds, 1S57. "Ft. lE- 50-tf pE-EEXIDIE-V 'Foot of Hnymoun Oct. 24. -185-7. DEALER IN Fruit I '. Nuts, Faucy Ar tieles. i c-A and a vari ety of artl GROCERY LINE. I , Fayetteville, N". C, 73-y - -"! La v. ,v "- , vj .v v w r FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. C. E. LEETE has on HAND at present a SELECT ASSORTMENT OF Consisting iri pari o OLD NAS1I BRANDY URK ojd Rye W hiskey 5 Bbls--5 do - 3 do Se.uppernbng Wine; Vintage 1S55 mi let of t'.vi Fiiy,ett!ilK j For particalifsj ipplyrtci C tf: D JslcARUIftJRr J. P. ROPER, J. W. "McKAY. M, 0tiii'ib.ell,. UCTIOrV.Rtilt &, COMMISSION MK11CII Est side of Gillespie street, ' Uclrbrr i; lftw5 " M A II i r. E . by "ci:o .early opposite' to K. l Oct: 'I. 186. Fayettey F ACfOR V, LAUDERi - i" AVillkingV Avct'iqn Store l:n .. v ' - - i lie, . . j. . ' 50 Bbls 5 do 5 do 'LOOIi' OUT FOB . .J. . w Ha? just received a lar GOODS suited To theFa Hi-arid Wiutei trad - of a ehoide selection of '', Staple niitl F'kiC- Fall StobSc, b. ,p. imah(;k& oo., j llK niw reebiving a large and well selected stock ! i V o f HS. EkT I' T L L JaJ -cwnsiMtirig ft part of : ', K , i Black aiid Fiurea Stilus; , I l.tilisli aiid Freifclr Merinoes; Plain aiul Fi'd DeLaues French alii vrol I' I aids Alpacasj of all qjiaitiesj , : Blitck Bombazine; i !' English,! Ftenchfatid Ain,cfican Prints; J Chenille ,ShawlsJ bcautifnI patterns;) Ladies' Cloaks of every description; j. , Jaconet Edgings and Insertions; j' -Collars and .Undcrleeves; 1 ;i I foiery, (1 loves Belts; . llibbcfns, Trinnnlngs, &c Cloths aiid Cassimeres; . Tweeds, Jeans and Sattinets; White aiid Colored Flannels: i Bleached and brio wn; Slwhingi; ; , Altendale 10-4 heetin Bleached and Brown Drillings: ' ; i Jl'laidr LUiscys and Kerseys; -1- IhIurlborV Stirip's and" Plaids . v - ii row u una iJicuciisu v;iuiu8 j ' Towellings of, all kinds j 'Negrp Blankets; ..'-j f, Extra quality Bed Blankets; Spiral, Brass :an4 Whalebone Hoops; pood assortment; of Hoop Skirts; Yankee Notions 'of every Variety, kind, and V- j quality;, ; 1 -. ;' Silk, Leghorn, and Straw Bonnets; Moleskin; Cassunere and Wool Hats j Boots, Shoes,! XXhbreflas, &c; ' ' ' f - - A large arid fashionable; stock of All M which will be sobl low . for CASH, ox on our j usual time to punctrta) cistomers eiiher at Wholesale iof Reil. AU persons! are respectfully favited to i give us a call, r - . . r1!1 Y ' 'W.PEARCE,Jr. Sop.. 12 1R37 1 - f,7-tf ..'..- : that lin Domestic! WThiskev - -p N. E. Rum HOLLAND GIN Til fe N O R TI1 C AROl-lV A B 1CTEH I . ', - ' -C - S ;( ."',' ' Ifc1 - The Vresoy terian Chnrch in XortlrCar : ' has long labored" under a serlcJusk dSsadvantr from the want ofa -ioBfat toTvoeae:-. claims and represent her injt'erests.' ' It ts- e: toated that onlylOOflPrbytefiaW are: taken in the bourKjs' of pur thf e ;Pr,esi ties.- We JiaTti 13,000 Qommunkantsf ar is safe tot infer that tfieref are3 30,00 Or. terians; in principle io theState:- Our? ; standsrfiftli 111-the Vaioa in :pointof ouib andliefinembershir is!greater:t1iari" ,thl - any So Suth;r PRi!ifr Carolinian: t out iiovenHOOd's uo?. ots.I jie vertold enyon ye ove,"rny i ;raa ICu jNo, Su t," Hot as we know.- on- , ;tip doir so m afLy rr doins that we t teil adswckly what doer scraim vnn'menii T e:H ttneas: oleStuff Gua-I: Way -on e ''v; r. a'DOVferfoI dofr. h rompthiM Vrl -1 k 1 1 tat; he or( t r o ? or! lifee ; d is&t: jVd S I tira ;at; not aicbuntin ove'his, taii, fur lie ! -'t nWjiVD";i.exWa.'p" v r, Dad;S donr V, i .k iin tji a strawcatteSitned his starn YA Hi 0sf ramd u .the ,ud gulp tin e h-oyn the 'Aife-; and t ha?: layHUtiiiole uviw -w.. ... ..j,. - -r t-v- ni' wanu iiivv: u uuunu, aim iifS' Ktarn Ours, puonsn tne ociurai, anu- nie. ouuvuki. Presby terian, for the benefit' of -- theireopje,: The time has come when the. Presbyterian Church in North Carolina should likewise 3o her duty to "her children. It is a conceded and important fact, that hundreds of oar niejabers will take a State pdper whq will take "no other; i Tbe Paper is needed to be the organ of bur Synod and Presbyteries-, to elevate and ert lighten the piety of our membership by diffusing evangelical knowledge to promote the cause of Education to develope the talents of. our Ministry, and to strengthen the attachment; of our people to the soil and sanctuaries' of their? ewn btate. . ., ' if If. our Church in other States, and other Churches in this State, can supply their mem bers with a religious journal why may not Ave?. Are North Carolina Presbyterians inferior in talent, energy and patriotism to their neighbors- on tne Aortn or ooutn, or to unnstians ql other denominations at home? With the same or better opportunities of accomplishing this work, shall-we leave it undone? In" the language of one of our most able and , useful "Ministers, aii adopted son of our State, '"It K ought to have been undertaken 20 years, ago but it is not too late to begin, to do rjgu:." T -t " , . ... - ' 4ooteo, like you'd misted a ripe tomatis onto It. Well, it looks mitely and his nater more. Now is tofchis looks, rite onto the spot whnr his tail orto staid; there growed a bunch ov' stiff ash cullered bristlcs.what pinted every way like ohtp a split broom with the rappin cut loose, and rite into the middle ove all this fussy lookin jp'atq,h 6v hair, the pint ov his back bone, kiv ered with a gristil, stuck out like onto a pid Ifin'saig, case he sot onto hit so much. AV'ell, liie afar looked mitty sassy and fate like, eny ;how purticulerly when. he were a struttin up in a big strange god to smell oy 'im. Irmade his st urn look hicr than his shoulders, purpen dicular and sqar; and he had a way ov walkin slow an solemn like I'd seed young fellers do at camp meetin when approaching, to a gall at the jspring with thar stud-hoss clothes on, pgwine'sorter side ways and mity keerful. I've 3eed lkllc hogs go through the same motions, m un.in a peach orchard and tother iu the lane, Uvhenithey wanted to fitej and wud a duu it but Ittir tlTe fence whac wur atween 'em, I never found out that he wur good fur eny thing but to. keep bred frum moulding and meat from spilic, and when he wanted to show glad, as be had no tail to wag he wagged Ins whole stern an his hind feet slipped upon the groun, sovter like a faslnouable gall walks when she thinks some he seller is lookin at 'er. He was cullud adzactly like a mildewed saddil skirt, Land he kerricd his years on a nowin sort of COck, like onto a mine s when he is skeered. He'd whiskers round his eye?,' an on his hind legs, an must had a powerful active cousince, fur he wur the meanest countinenced dog I ever seed in mv life. Now as tu his natur, you cud never set 'im on to env.thiriir vou vvauted tu, an could'nt call im ofen eny thing he got arter on his own accord. He war skeered all the time, and stud redy to run or to steal as t.ie chances moughtbe;an takin 'im altogether firih op to lefeowa:- Jist'as be got clost to the carryall, the powder coteh - fire, and sooiv afterwards went offand:6o didhev bed Tasi, frog fashion rite thru -the top load of tin wr. .. , lie lit a runiiiug ten foot tuther sidef his coat .dojtails wur bldw'n off to hU"" shoulders, the bine" end or his galluses eas raped aruund .--his neck, the tale oje-his shut was loose, and op -la the air thirty feet; still a rizing and blazing- like a komitj bis. britches hn;: loos on- the front side HkV.nnto a forked apruu,? whilethe' sittiii apart oreem was blovr'd' d kingdom cumi-nd o wurvery t!in- elsec belonging to tliat regin, winte tiisback : was as-hJack as idi," ore , op per Ictlier.vZ t riied7t strainers !1 rrr.-.cr.iDci ie corr.xcr c terd Peop Twelftb street enjiou; atL-aient is etStio'ned 1 rstrcet, to prevent and sixper.y s on the. part of t;ici-urircrs a tcrno"br:,: while standing ct agprt cus'. rvtJ .i jdnng coupiO - " " .; zX Crst sfat, had '-nf rr , i .-.-oriaY"pther citri " v. ;nTi wf3 dressbd in a rrrev ir crrssimere, "n-bile -the 1-dy lo r -ficcrl del;;;;; d of Ji LigliTt cx;.w .: pd'ttetn; :r.T2ie.a5eTil,rit!i en .ore -to iiesbiftiirt l-iftbv tl. - . i to r:Jc rattiru2KirjuiaariiTit7?-pe specially ove a still xiayf in Tac, enuf to'- vrake; aa.CTunibus tueapas&iu. - t . up the ole hoss1 bones an gin himtlie idear ;ed A'r: --cr c-iusin ir.fklcnt too; jm r rr.--ekaVlaystlii'.rLII-.lpLi. Gdzettc. eople.who are "accniic:: 1 It) r:air- m thattho'd best-leave town quick; so he laid his years back and straitened his tad as shot. He made kindlin wood outen the' woggin ann a sine-post, anV petnek, hisself, tu the woods. stretched out about twenty foot long, an not mor'in three feet high on the;withers, with fist ; iKihkle ' hiiai lihii. ridden Chcsnut street, when the diirrr customary rap on the roof cf the 'bus, hint? that the fare should be. forthccininp: as n I TIio'poudIc took fio iiotitc, but cliatlvl 'ay intfst clieerilr about the brick r.r.. i Ilbfc i " . - i v - 1 nhont pnnf lin,ica ct-,.i-;,.' n,i,;m .. - ! mortar wonders spreaa out oeiort i.iti collar for a bell-cow. 7har wus wuti enssed i Pretty soon the driver ptrt his hand throu:t nutmeg makin Yankee broke plum up, nn' I'm ' the circular aperture behind him, and held uurneu pma ove ii. uieiiacK uac k Davy, tlie it to receive tne usual lee. ureaux. to noss racK man, mnrte rur. the nver, an' I folldr- surprise, as well asl to the mirth of tne otacr ed tu see ef he hadn't drowned hisself bat no. ! pa5sen-ers; thc lassie aforesaid jumped from S i irim1!illT;nr: ?T !he,m,Sdfle V-f Iter seat, seized the grimmy paw of the im- rivnr, a swimmur fur tother bank, list a snht x . . r i i t t -i r i tin' the water.wide open, an' his. busted britch- FM? :7.ehn' a?d.sllook ,l h a cordial- . tug locomotiVl' I4i:tt be and general STOCK OP e'.consisting dixy coons. Hoof sji nd S7ioe; vith ajlinost every thing desirable in Sept. 20. lK.-7. ii : NOTICE. ROBERT E. TKOA'fe JOIIN P. FULLER, have formed, an iissociation fpr theipractice of their profes sion n TJnhpsnn an., onlv lil;E. 1 Trov will also at- j ' - ---7 y y . 4 tend hc Courts of Bladfrn aqd Columbus, and J P. f uller th.ope of uumueniinu. Thiir Office in Lunibarton will be kept' open at all 1, W. 11. Gene T vIIlLIXGTO X, NORTH WATER STREET, IPTiZ JliritriA-n' 7T ri - ' t . . ! IITT1 m T . . . ... i I A A. A AT i . t, V : rJFS1 or shipment of produce, and any other basinesa efitrusted to his care i will oe prompiijf avtenuea io. April 18, 1.85TI ;' f ly L. FAMILY GROCERIES always to be had ' AT LETT'S.. Goods sold at the lowest pricps -forCASII, or ex- changeu for eountrv prduitc tee. ly-pd In the last two or three months, a fund : of about $5000 has been subscribed as a perma nent capital. At a meeting of the contributor held at Greensborough on the 14th oflay, Rev. A. Baker, Chairman, the Paper was un animously located at Fayetteville, under tile name anl title of the North Carolina '.Pres byterian. ; Rev. Wm.,N. Meliane and ' Ref George McNeill were elected lEditorSr Ref. Messrs. George McNefll, Win. IN. MebaneA. Baker and C. H. Wlle'y, and Messrs.- George McNeill, Sr., John H.f Cook and Davd Mur phy were appointed an 'ExecntiveCommittee, to establish the Paper ahd manager-it's business '4?-l til s im wwtih' dftd'd Carolina Presbyterian -class, equal. to the best in the onntry.ih typo- graunica: appearance ana hi auapiauon to me wants cf oar Churches. Its columns will afford the latest intelligence, both foreign and domes tic and special care will be taken to give a full and accurate summary of State news. The name of the Paper is designed to be an expo nent of its character and contents. From con viction, it will advocate the conservative, or thodox, Old school doctrines and order of the Church. , Our urst appeal is to our own people to N. years sot flat into Ins neck, an his bristils all C. Presbyterians. Whilst we rely "confidently sot like-a black pcarch's top On, his eyes shet upon their favor, we trust that the native sons UP ast ar'd tite, an hed on a sort ov harness of North Carolina who have found homes in made out. ov strings sorter like the set Dad other States, and the adopted citizens of our wore wl'en he acted boss, and he wur haulin ov State who form so important au element in our an old stage lantern aud hit filled with wet Ministry and membership, "will take a deep t powder an sot on lire. Now the i sparks and interest in this enterprise, and ffive it their t the seizlin an the dust, an the ratlin an the Persons indebted to Jas. C. McEachijn, p.s. Guardian of the heirs of John Morpt-ison, dee'd, are hereby re spectfully intormed, that said gua'rdiap lios in a great majority ot instances endorsed and transferred thei) notes to the undersigned. Also, that our' urgent ne cessities, apart from the reqt irements of the endorser compel us to collect as speedily as possible. All those indebted will therefore oblige; us, and themselves too, by paying up inimediatepy;. j We piust ; and will sue where; the money is not forthcoming. A. D. MORRISON. J. M. MORRISON . ; A. MORRISON. Lairinburglj, N., C.farch 7, 1857. - 40-tl ' J. s. January!, 18;?t. 'i Attorneys BANKS, COMMISSION AND POUWARDIXO MERCHANT, WIEJSIINUrON, JY. C. TROY & FUIiLiER, and Counsellors AH LAW. till 31 BE times. January 9,1858. James C. Smith. JAMES C Have building formerly occup where they are prepared Commission line. - All business entrusted! attended to. ; j ' Wilmington, October 83-tf i Miles C6stin SMITH &,, CO., Com mission ! Me. rcha n I s, removed their office to the second stpry of the ed bv the Telegraph Company eo attend to all business in the to them - will be janctnally , 1856 1 ; . STARR & STOCK! WILLIA1V1S he wur jist the rite sort ov dog to belong to belong to me, not worth a duru.'an orter been tv, ;-.:::-':"' killed afore bis eyes got open T J an a journal of " the filar won day jist Case I did'nt, want him tu; and wiuie a wur geuin on a head ot steam at tiic doggery, he started around town on. a stealin expedition uv his own, au like his cussed fool owner got himself inter a fust rate scrape an scarce without half tryin, and in less nor no time'at that. I ha'd gin myself a shake, in the doggery,"an heered the whiskey in me slosh. I know'd I had my load aboard, so' I cum out ifter the street an the fust "tiling I seed, he cum tarin down the street fifteen times faster nor I thot he cud run, jist a bowin ov himself, his years sot flat into Ins neck, an his bristils that perhaps I'd better. tcoot, less they wont me. So 1 left in'a peart trot, an itv thai fairly made its owner -wince. ' Well, I declare," said she, but I am glad to seel you. , Then seating herself and turn ing to her companion, added, Yhy Josh, that air must be Jake Jake's in the c!l yon know. As socn as 1 get done riding I'm jroinii to have a regular talk with hir.i. Tht' driver, who over-heard this remark, and trns setting convulsed upon his box, soon reinserted his hand, and again receivrd fi nearty shake in a good old pump haiullo style. 'All right,' said she, 'I'll see you by and by.' At this moment a lady who had crammed a pocket handkerchief m her mor.th to prevent herself from laughing, began tu black in the face, and but for the presence ef mind shown by our reporter, who relieved her by patting the back, of nn enormous talma, the delicate monchdir wonld doubtless have produced strangulation, and furnished a case for a Coroner. ' : The pantomic, however, attracted the at tention of the country lassie, who ashed, what are ye larlin at, anvhowV A gentle- man present who had partially trained ms egs legs a floatin arter - 'im. ! He looked over his shoulder every other lick like he spected tu. see the devil; his face wur.as black as a pot, 'ccpt a white ring round his cyes an the smoke was still risin from amung the stumps of his burnt bar." His hed, boys, in that river, wus the ugliest, seuriest; and savidgest site I ever seed or spec tu see in this world eny how. 1 dreams ove" it yet o' nights,"; and it skars the sweat outen me. I seed a. lot of fellers a fis'.'n onder the bank, so I thot I'd help him on a leetle faster, and hollered, "ketch the murderer, five hundred dollars an' a big" hess rewaid. He's killed anl oman an' nine children,van' I spec a dog, au' like tu whipped anuther tu deth." They jumped into thcr canoes and tnck arter him, openin on his trail like a pack ove honns- The last-1 ever seed ove hitu he wur a rakin up the tother lank, ori hfs allforeSj an' looked mitily like an ole bart what had jist citm outen a hurrycane. lie still kept np his look in' back, nn' I spect wus the wust skeered mnn in rhe wnrld, an' ef he ami ded, he's runnin yet. The idear now begin to soak through my liar that owin to the fuss Stuff f3ut and me ha.d raised, mout sooli got on ole Stuff's trail, j It wir like a (composure, explained in a very delicate ma; ;a: P1"" ner the mvsteries connected" with cmi.ibi ove runaway muies,-nna me ury grass an icavcF. t . t.i j i i i : . i .,' 1T' pigou hohs and drivers hands inserted m an in sum places the fences wur sot afire, lle.f,0, . . , , , , . , tt- ti.a mn,vnf..;n. M,r0.i wir nn ' them. The poor girl was so abashed at her tuck-un the trade of killiii sheen fur" a litiif, an verdancy, that she tendered her shilhn the hole settlement iSnow arter hrs skalix That . silence, alighte'd irarnediaf ely from the vehi trip tu town, like the catling-box has changed cle, and followed by her male companion his dispersition agin all showin the powerful, disappeared up Eighth street. Changes mat Kin no maue in even a aog. l cum outen that scrape purty, well, yet. 1 naa tu show the fumilv disnersitiou to make d- d f,rk rir ihnpspf' Hnw Rnt T Whv Tflnwlit 1 ne lollowincT mtercsunET incident is rc- tu a toatcd off a lode ove that permiscus tin- latea oy inc uocnester ew iotk jjemo- cratr f . " death of a lovelv child was mentioned 1:1 I- A Child's Love. war.- -Oushten I ? " Physical Exercise. crat: The hearty support. youlin and the barkin n the eighty-nine or Tpoho. 60 nnr, t i - J . wvtto w..au ivmuSj WUUI WUS CliaSIII OVC j-i.o. v- F1 UailV.-y, Ul UII Ue- J,;, orlQ cm ....nol,.,1.. r..t :i . J:., XtTI i c .-I r- , , , . . ; . i tutu, luuui. nuiu cv.iiciuaiiu.il. cii ii uiu. new q ; r 7 ' m i i r r AVhen 1 seed lnm pass without i owin me, I $3 at the end of the year, lo clubs of 25 or lJlot ov Dad's hpret tribula.hun an felt that uiuie, paying in uuvauce anu wnen ine nncr .i . :. ..,-.; jj t . luar wur fc.cu a iiiiug as retiiuusipn ai last; an auo luu iB uuulCBB, u ui&euuiib UI 1U per tilPI1 Trr.-it. iriiiH nn Innkrrl ronn fr e,i, t cent, will be allowed. Our Ministers and " .I ' T" J " I "I" t?im -. a:-a ratM ' cccu tt --uss, sorter ov ,,u i7 ue .. u uc. us AKeins, the Lovegood stripe, with his hat cocked be- anu aV utuers menaiy to me cause wmh p.ease fore settiu a,6tradclil ov a hossrack, a swingin rr. ' V&, " , , ? his legs an asingin uie, aim lurwaru me. names, ny jiugusi ittt .to this Office. As soon as 1500 subscribers; are obtained, the first number will be issued. If a faithful and vigorous effort is made in the next 3-hniks 1 you'll do; et you did'nt start my two months bv those Hho take a livelv!interes dog -on that hellward expedishun ov liisen in this-' work. -we will without doubt, be able to yon'11 dn to Put il on eny. how, so here goes.' begin the publication at the end of that time Kez 1' llsier. nal miu ra7 uoS "n tu yu." east 3000 He paia no'tention, out Kept oa a singiu ''Kack, back Davy rarin' up behine, You show ine your foot an I'll show you mine. lin ourpaper a few davs ago, and we have The Journals of health in various parts of the " just heard of an incident connected with that country give a picture, by uo means flattering, event which touched all the fender feelings of the physical degeneracy of our couutryracrr. of the human heart. Among the many The evil complained of prevails principally in destitute childer ivho dailv seek their food the cities which are always and everywhere ' from door to door, is a small girl who fre- nnrseries of ill health, in which the men pass l quentlv Wentto the house where the little their tune in dingy work shops aud close count- " t i- i c i r . ' , ;. 1 i - deceased bov uved. bometimcs she lmixci- inir rooms, and the women scarce ever place : T , " - - t , , i , their feet on the pavement, mid when they do, cd r a moments and by degrees U wear such thin shoes that colds and consump- ; came acquamed with and attached to t..: tion aro the general result. The consequences lovely child,- nntil finally she often remained. is a puny, pale-faced, dyspeptie race, as unlik a long while, and shared in its amusemer.t. as possible to the j hale aud vigorous men "of j Thc'seqrrel shows that during this time an attachment was formed, the strength and with a paying subscription list of at least 3000. JC Address, Editors of the Nbrtn Carolina Presbyterian, Fayetteville,--N. C. Fayetteville, May 2), 1857. t " FOR SALE. Heavy 4-4 Beaver Creek Sheetings.- , , Cotton Yarn. Warn anil Tillinar Mra Iff'.-- j r ; ol .v . t i a T.cr V . - Belt, Picker, Roller and Lace LBATflERS.- i. ' : ' Oilx and Manufacturer's Findings." t . j I ; "Winter strained, Sperm. Lard and Linseed' Oil. T Shuttlie's Isiaglass.French Gluc Emory, Roller Cloth- and Glass Steps. - J. II. HALL, Pres. B. C M. Co. July 26.U85S . ..f , , "'v 10,000 lbs. Tallow U aiifed, For which the highest cash price will be paid. : Oct. 1. 1851? , , A. M. CAMPBELL. ' "Rack; back Davy daddy shot a bar; Shot 'im in the eye an' never toch a ha'r.' I seed it was no use tryin to breed a quarrel ; so that it mout be able to breed a fite, and I jist lent him a slatharin calamity, rite whar 1i7ssnout.com menced a siroutin irom.lns eyes, with a rougn rock about size over a goose aig. "Hit fotchim! He drapped ofen the boss rack bat hilt a squirril holfonto the Ipole with his paws and hine feet, an -hung back down. I jumped lied fust through atween his belly an the polej my heft broke his holt and we cum o the ground a ntin me ondermost.iand turn ed heads and tails So the fust thine: I did the colonial era, and of the rural districts in our own time. We- see but feeble and infre quent indications in. any pf our great cities t,of a people having the mosjl remote connections with those magnificent races described' by Tacitus and others, as universally large of stature, perfectly formed,- and excelling -even the Romans in dignity and beauty Think of the ancient Germans, the ancient Britons (and many of the present ones) the Romans and the Greeks, under the simple influences of exercise aird plenty. -of open; air. "We will j defy any one," says a cotf mporaryr "to study j this, suoject wjjnoux uecoming loss iu nouuer m ;.wmint whinh thRii nrPvailP.d - au'd without the entrance to the place ot burial, she experiencing the deepest regret that we of the I again seen, having walked and run all the present day should so wastefully sacrifice such way in a warm day, the sweat pouring fro: .means of happiness. The lofty ideal of Greek her sun-burnt face aud brow, and she pant art, which was the same thing as i Grcek-life ,jng for breath. She followed on to the and Greek intellect, air ideal which humauity tenderness of which was only known waen the little one was cold in death.- Tho evening before the funeral the Utile beggar girl went into the kitchen the place she was" accustomed to go to, and remained until after nine o'clock, hoping, as has since appeared, to get a glimpse oi the corpse cf her little friend; When the procession star tea for Mt. Hope, she was observed bv an ! uncle of the deceased to be near, and sob bing as though her heart was broken, but no one knew the cause of her grief. Arrived at was has never since attained, is all reducible to the simple problem of an intelligent race,-developed by air, bathing, and ex-crcise. j the Apollo, the A. A. 31 civet ha n was shut my jaws onto a monthful of steak, ni venus' inc Jove in snort, we wnoie raj- outo the place whre yer foot itehes to go when ' U,0,0SJ 01 '"nniie ocauiy, .:,ana oi laeus . yu are in kickin distance of a Top. , lis fit mi- I uew',ue' luejluul"u" 0uml,lu.u,.-a SO'OU feed lie : l,,,c icauit vl vuuowiu lauiuiani; -. f . j i . i r. i. .j a i mnn tnrm norti-pt. tt in itsreverv nuase. 4 mi; ii.au a crossuve uar nun. mr ne cuueni siann - i - - . ? : i t,k:.. ..t : u n.i : i.i: t iirtv tiiuosauu irous aua ffuuueses ux respectfully informs hisfrieadsand the public, that lie I - cu, ,,,, Ufc . .,(. w vprv 0- reflected ideals of O uilt up large -.substantial Brick Buildings at his l an; lur eerv uihb ue got ins legs ouuer nun, ne ! . a Yui.ia .rrr l.avel been the Tld Stand, expressly for manufaoturin- Carriage,, tried his darnedest tu jump loose, but my. holt i humaiuly. and this would never 1 been tue i case iiau iiui uu:uuuivt uhj . rf ARE now receiving THElll SECOND-STOCK FOR THIS SEASON, embrad Sale by j AoM 15, Ilats, BAots, Shoes, AND :MADE Paints, V Oils,-Varnish, Brushes, for S.J.tllNSDALir.: C3-tf "' J. B. ;Oct I: Stake. 10. buyers ge ing, ; UP To whicb they invite the attention of Wholesale .! Clothing. f nanstul lor tne very liberal patronage he has receweu i nitf and he would take our fust position a or the; last 21 years.be hones bv strict -attention io it ttnt nT.a n i" t i be called an absolute oi omuc whuwwu. business, with a 'desiie to e satisfaction, to merit a-j We are, therefore, pleased to see medical continuance of .the same. Ie warrants bis'work to be. ket, so X fotchthc whole bovful a rake on , .;;1V QJhU with great - earnest made of the best material and by experienced workmen ' the gravel; and stuffed cm all a blazm onto . ani other jonni al ur in exercise1 in eaehbranch ofthe business. His work will compare one ove the pockets in his coat tail. Now ,ess- the important subject oi pi0 bncaJej"""e' uerally. L ' 71-tf M. Williams. FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL. ' -N-pTIOE. . '"-"';'. . W1NTED-Three firt -rate Workmen, for which Wea'sed this Hotel IwilT be uUUIa' Yu "S C Dec, 31,' x uaiift. n. ; UUHKRTS. SAr HA- l,oI favo,rab":y with any madein the United States, forflcat-iQjjfl iC ness and uuraouity. . .... 1 fur. his lie is ueterminea to sell and do any worE in ui uh i t . .: Awiit-rethat is asl nunm Well done. lie now has On hand, finished, the largest Jl'd soon stock e'f CAilRlAGES,BAROCCHES, ROCKAffAl 1 bolhe AND BUGGIES, ever offered in this place, and a very rreacl,ed large stoct or work nearly nnisnea, wmco -win vu . i gQj, very low ior easn, or on - - "'r If thev can nrcvail upon our countrymen to nowed nuthiu ove these . proceedius. ' 11 . U1V . cail-ri- u,t. .f . .. , mind wur exercised powerful about tlie take their aavice on iu "' i'-'" I wur a help in him to behine. Inow'd .an(1 ive. ,iemS!l:eVent0.lt 1 . , , t . ,r tiipv can UluUCC ivuieriuan luuica i- was show strong signs-ove wantin to go. .. "j l ?J ' . t'iritftk th ' vni;RK' rust big rare h'fotcli arter the (ire , 8 ' 1 Ziri.,r JI, i.: i - i a lad es iu weannsr thick shoes in bad Weather, his hide, I list letmv mouth fly open "'e m i ..i l : .'. . nnrt lnomnir trreav ucucsirunia iu uuc wcu- grave, and after the services and the lower ing of the little sleeper to the final carthly rest, the apparently friendless stranger wae questioned as ta the. cause of her grief; and then for the first time, it war found that shr grieved as only her sobs could tell, at the loss of the little child, who, when she cam" upon. her daily errand had entwined Itself around her heart. That little girl the child of poor parents goes in the plainest garb; it may bo scaled and torn; her fot bare, and her whole appearance, sa far a-,' dress is concerned,- indicating extreme pov erty; Initirnder all this, If tlc incident allu-; ded to is an index to' what the eyes cannot see she has tv heart containing h jewt-h-which Ood himself will give a.plxco to in hia own crown.- ' short time to PaiictualctojnH--V 'uZV-" ":l"J,:tr thev nfav possibly save " the American era. Jlle has on hand more than ufiiiuyt." j ,t . J . ,..! f-Im hnmin ft natioW nf dwarfs or AND-FIFTY" Vehicles fiiiished and: in course of con-1 no myself, ur durn me ef I hedn't let him beat . !eoP,e !fom b.eco.mloS t?wrt or true tion FIFTY Vehicles fiVished and: in course of con, no myself, ur durn me ef I hedn't let him beat PP1 occounug a uauon. u,n w ion. v r r.-;---.,- -vi me inter a pool lis, afore I'd a sot Lira afire- frourent,re extinction. RuXmond DupatcJL tpd 12 month I tij - j '1. .r , -." .. m .. e.. ' -f" : . J, , -1 , Vv a n inl m seea mm aurna iu3, Aiie moi on it steers f - He had twooi pounds ove gun powder ; it . - v...u i r.ii k. Kt1 wftrVmanKtiin .t 1 t r yair 11 irti hiiii .iiiii i & iaik . .i u 1 a. v - 1 . ,vx: r"' .r r r , h ; i me vet matnrii will rw rraa reu iretroi uuikc- . - i . Here, yon; little rascal, walk np horo and t . - i , . 1 - - uv VUVU 1. '- price for making Boots' 3:75; for footing, 2.75; Shoes, i YI aTI ; u ' P?as, assurlngrthem that i mj 1 50. wanted immediately. t i u.c'j cjLeruon io please x-. xi. iiuwi is.j : -,i I . s i rj p az-u- . i I Jan. itioto, ni Wl.tr Smith Persana wishiuV io Irav wonld do well to can apa ni loiuer pocKei, a landing uuue.ui suooiing ,n-.p.nm1t nf nnrcolfwh K.vo Tnn r; 1- , t ruling wiRgi'i, wuafc hup Biaimm. iu mc fcireet, tnnw mt r An r when T nrnii o- ''Vft Repairing executed at short notice and on very rea l nft. -t ftV, ftM h hnnoc mtm noff me to do so wbeo 1 was a boy? M u - -w wv- - kit rkiit mmnp n tri f ... iiir enn . vnn nrf nTrr sonable' terms. Fayettcvill, Oct l,1.6f sir rmt mot h or AtA the shafts, while Yankee was id the doggery, a gQ i0 bed.7 I Woman is like ivy--tbe tSCYi yoa are r-;: ;c. Ue closer slie eliBg3 to you A vi!e Laiel.e r adds; "Ivy is like a woman the closer;' cll' to yon, the more y6i5f are ruined." Pc-cr ru. that wout woflc both ways. i Definitions from a new-school tcsl; MJehu, What' a bakery?" "A plac? wbire they bak-eVsir." "What's a brewery r' A rU. -J where they brew " ''What's a gallery?" "V rhia place where there is gal",'" -1
