'1 : -5 ', I ! b : ; !- : ! '! ' :? .-TT " -. ' -!':. "I, r-,, -"1 ' M - . - .: . : -: 1 j : MU !;'. : h i , , v. . THE no.. - j r j - "TIIE NOBLEST MOTIVE IS TllE PUBLIC i G00D.'r PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. f I F A YliTT E V ILL E, N. C, SATURDAY, 8r 1859. NO. 1,025, . TERMS $2 obtpEiNNUM; " 't'''r'-- ' J V " " - --":p : j r volume? xx) i-4 ' ,v '';, '- . ;,:;.. ! JANUARY . "' --- 7 - rr :t : 3 ; : ; : m r I T-' T . FAY DHOTIS- TOYS Frirlts. i Cozifeotion. TERMS .OF SUlSCRIPTION. Single copy, in alvancef r nnum $2.00 " 44 at the endo" he year 3,00 7 Single copies.fi' cents. , No sabscriDtidQ will be r.dlived for less tfian tlx IlntoK of A"erti8ing. I Sixty cents per square of -E Jines, or less, for thj firnf, ami .V) cents for each V tVsequent insertion, for ny period under three aof A For three, months, 2 ... $4 00 1 For pi. x months, i f 6 00 j For twelve months, . f, V . T- 10 00 Other advertisements by iSfo year on favorable terms. Advertisers are iiAlcalarly requested to utate-thf" numlferof insertio'S desired, otherwise they will be. inserted until forbidVn4 charged accordingly. i?fr- J()i WORK of all It da executed neatly and 4 promptly. TIHK subscriber, is now receiving a large srrrar JL of Goods in his line, consisting of ' Foreign and Domestic Fruits, such as Raisins, Dried Figs, Prunes, Currants, Oranges, JMuts, and .Preserves, together witn a larerend well ! ment of Toys, dines all of subscriber lected ass or t- KpiceB, Sar- which the is deter mined to sell ; che,ap 'or A ood supply of Grockries, kept constantly on r 3 ART IN & PEAUCE. -V."t"toir33.o'57 Law. j 5 LUMBERTC'N. C, til' attend the Count bd -' 'Superior Courts of jjoheson, Richmond iTd Bladen Counties, and" the .siiei i()r courts of Moor Ciunty. , lh s.y. 1 m . . ) Hand. A genuine article o Dec. 4. . lm J..STEDMAN AIlD J. W. HORNfij TJNDER THE NAME STEM AN. & Grocery v Provision CASTILE SOAP. R. E. 'HE IDE. AND STYLE OF H0RNE. JR AVE associated themselves together in a gener.- ness, and are bow receiving a well selected Stoct-of CHRIST-MAS PRESENTS, of great variety, t! ! ' VALUABLE PROPERTY AT i land ale. I a TTrwTmr Ij U: .-"r''- i. N the 17th dav of Jannarv. 1859. on the nremlses. y Ul fUJl. ; ; yj I will offer at Yublic Sale, 209 acres ot lnd. ON Wednesday, January; 12th"atJ 2- in Robeson county on the west side of the Lowry o'clock, at the Market "Houie, I Road, joins ConoW, Cobb. McDonald and others. A THE NORTH -CAROLINIAN. !. 5 4 rece"vcu about FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. j??y will oner for sale the late residence of de?cription is needless as those wishing to purchase a. ... . ' a a ' wr Robert Joenson on Day mount, : The v will examine foe themselves, j Terms atiSale. . j tilings to DO Seen In I(OW lot contains rbout ewo acres. Terms : approved, ne gotiable notes at 90 days. i f -. SAMUEL J. HINSDALE, Trustee. Jan. 1.! 2t - '! - . ' COXE'S f parkling GELAT1XE. For Sale! by I S. J. HINSDALE: Dec 18, 1858. tf j V Jan. 1, 1859. 3t. JOHN BUIE, for 5N. A. Graham. Mesico- Interesting Relics. From a letter to the Washington Slates, by a correspondent in New Mexico, we make the followin; interesting FRESH SUPPLIESOF :4"j:' :-'-' ( of1 a. isr o "5r a o d iD's i OF GREAT 'VARIETY: FRUITS '5HISICAL INS! extracts. How VV suau arj0111 a sue an perrons inaeDiea 10 eur toeople are aware of what wonders .are to JtU!-2: "JT-1?? lbl aLfL e' !"lDV i be fomid iti the vast t we must and will collect." , Jan. 1. - 2t t'N.i St J. H. ROBERTS. I WILTieach the common ENGLISH BRANCHES of learninsr. in the Common School House on II a v- Vl's..i'u. j win commence 09 me.oraoi wan. iwj.hhu JM And all kinds of YANKEE NOTIONS. - r of six dollare ptfr sess on for apnpil. One-fourth cT Liauor. and Barter Busi4 FIRE WORKS of everv sort. ' i I ; ine pay,. enau expect in aarance. they are willing to ex- WRICI'IT AN j FULLER. ATTORNEYS. AND CO I SELLORS AT LAW, fM.EHKST UlllGIIT M BARTHOLOMEW Kj FL'LLKIt'ha-ve ;associi t- tbemgejves together for -Ijie pnu tice of tl'ieir pi fefsion. Prompt atten tion jjivt-ii to all business cc antitted to their charge. They 5viU practice in the -jn'ties' of Cumberland, . Harnett, Sampson, Robeson'ildd Bladen. , ! Nov.. ih.-.tt. . - .'.,;'-tf -'.-..' J - ' y j T 11 6 Y I XITjTj ER , Attorneys and CwmscIIos AT L. : ? ' :i- ; iiiLii;Ein.(ix N;; c. ; . ROBERT' E'. TROYJillN P. FULLER, have - ronni'd an assikclation for the practice of their profession., in RobVon co., finly-Ri E. .Troy will also attend th Cojirts of Ul flfii and Columbus, and J. P. Fuller th6se of Cumbc liOid. j , .Their Office hi Lumbertc ill be kept .bpen at am. times. .. A . I January 0. 83.tf. .1. A. SI ! ATTORNEY V'TTENDS the Courts o A ake aiul Johitston. .Address; Tpomcr, Harne 1V). Id. 1 ". i jpA US. AT LAW; mbcrland, Hurnctt, , N. 85- C. y ATTOIlNEtUT LAW. Can be foutul at the Ofl:J formerly occupied j' ' I . V V Y ETT C T I :.-:ME', June 2IV1Sj8; 'tf; Good 8 in their line, whicW change for moiiey or produce Their stock consists in part of the following arti cles: J Brown, Crushed, and Loaf Sugar ; Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee ; Butter, Cheese, and Crackers; Lard, Pork, and "Western! Bacon ; No. 1, Mackeijel, in Bbls, Hfs. and Kits ; Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars ; Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. j Next door to D. & W.. McLdurin', ) Hay street, Fayetteville, N. C. J And KNICKNACKS ot all kinds, Fine article of .Chewing and Smoking TOBACOO anl SEGRS. i i lTOVS of all kinds for Children, if . . J f rr t vriTnci A. greai. variety 01 r inc anu rauuy Call and examine, and you will doubtless be ST RECEIVE!), A GOOD asssortment of-f- JrjL. Kegeys, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Satinetts, Cassimeres 'JL'rints onoes, cj ! ALSO 18 Doz. Hoop Sk rts, 50 i ' Linen anH Marseilles Shrts. STARR & WILLIAMS. .Nov. 27. -tf ; c. - T.AW NOTICE. "M I K Sll VSCRI I i E RS h:U az 'assojci at ed themselves together ui t lie 'pitictict dfl Law, under the jiamc an.l !tyle of .(JAM EttON. & HAr, wlll aUend the County and Kiipe riar Court iof Mojore; Montgomery, Auhmi: Richnio.id.' and Ro sn. ;A11 business en rut'd to tln-m will receiv 'their prompt attention. . Address (.'ainenwi 'and S aw, Attorneys at Law, Rookin.sJiani. Richmond coi ltf , NJ C. ' . jso. Vr. (' AMKitox. .- ! Jxo. D. Siiiw. Mav 1, 1N" 1 I .-. -''. "7 - . f AUCTIONEER fc COMM MiON MERCHANT, ; II;ust Side of Gi W)ie Stre'et, h Favkttevil.b, iN. : C. "Nov. 1. 1S8 - I: USEFUL ARTICLES. ' FLUID Oil and Lard L i ups: j ; Brlttania and I rass Candlesticks; ; - Superior Ste d. Snuflers; Brittania' Castors, Tea 'ots and Coffee Pots; Brittauia SPOON S and LADLES; Brittania Communion Sets, Goblets and Cups; . f Tinned Iron Spo iis and Ladle.; ' j Planished Tin' Coffee IJr iri and Pots, Tea Pots; j Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes, and Dish Covers; j Waiters, of all sizes and shaped. ' Fixe ScrssoRs; large for cutting, small for embroid-H er: ; Razors and Jocket Knives; " I Baskets! Baskets! j for all pt rposes; . ; COFFEE MILLS) j .-.' .. Iron and Stoa6 Morters; ; A " Stone Crocks Tin Ware; ' Cedar Tubs, Pails, Churns and Bowls; "I .-; Counter Scales, to .veigh to 540 lbs; j Family-Sdales, to weigh every onnce to 4 lb; ; Coco Nov. 20. -3m ,Dec. 18,. 1858. -tf CHESTERFIELD BULLA. . NOTICE. LL persons indebted to jthe Subscriber are re-. quested to,make payment on or before the first of January next.' All claims due me, after that time. Dleased. . JAMES Dec. 11, 1858. 6m R. LEE, Hotel Building, II. Erambert?8 Old store. rwill be; put in a trainof collection ocoa Dippers; Hain and Wire Seives; 1 Dust Pans; Curtain Pins; Ilandand Music Portfolios; Ladies Toilet Boxes; T7l 1 Work B oxes; Rosewood Ladies' Leather! White Satin Beads andl fancy Porte Monaies, entirely of Electric Polishing Powderd A great variety of other useful articles, too tedious to mention. Come unu spe for yourselves at the "Crockery Store.' Oct. 2. V. II fTURLINGTON, (iinrrat 'iimii: ton Met cliam. NORTljlWATiR STREET, ' ; ' Wihiinglo. f Y p., A A 7 "ILL giv1 pm vnal att tionjfo the sale or shipr ? meat of all eonsignr jnts of Naval Stores or ntlier country proiuce, at sany other business en trusted to Ins ear?, will ue woinjjtly attended to. Vi.ril, is .ls.,7. . ly ' - a ( .. ' - . A Jl I JliVV IS, having .-derided 011 pcririr-tentlv locating in the offers. his servi- and surrounding 11 . I ! : " t J V . . r 1- ? - T ror.ntrv. in an 1 no vnri as prjiiicnes 01 111s irro- in'clu linir :the-triinafacturo of Mineral Tinv'fi of Kavi ttevlllc re to tin ritl.eiis 111 mis pia Ml, 4-iiee. tv w!iiM r.-'.-T h. Im; is satistid, aftV rij extensive experi- h is imtdeu atboroujrli Dental educa- far as ties nf ilio 'Teeth ti'eateil in'a . rpp't:r and careful man- ' 11 , !. f j ii I 11 "v .- 1 ione out tiii.'!int li "ivii pve ent satisfaction as far if is in f'n jnwer of Denti.ry. .AI1 irregulariti ncr nit'iuis are iniini use 01 in me various diaries will hd moderate, that the the proi '.mi'iati'MlS . ',,.i;t ff the I'rotession tni1 bo placed within .1 , i u'li oi iiip wm umj ,cin iu luieresi, til me vn oftheTToo.l.Ul . . - IcOtHe..' ,)V r l?Jast??V Jewelry Store, wnere will Ui ton-'" 1 May 1 1 . Bags, (large;) White Cut Beads, for Vvoru; 1 . eather, a superior article;1 ooy s baws; Corkscrews. a large and TAMES MARTINE is now receiving t3 general assortment of everything in the above line , ALSO J A p? irae article of Rio, Laguira and Java COFFEE; Crushed and Brown Sugar ; Sugar House Syrup and Molasses. Y : All of which is offered on as cood terms as can be had in" this market. Nov. 27. tf r 1: ecrll, '858. 4w v Presbyterian copy 2w DUNCAN SHAW. If Turpentin!(B Still- THE subscriber is desirous of buying a second-hand TURPENTINE STlLLj For further informa tion address me at Gray's Creek. P. 0., Cumberland Co..!N.C. ;. TUOS.iW. DEVANE. Dc. 25. ' 4t ! " ! in nnnLBS- tallow wanted, for XUJJVJ( which the highest cash price will be paid. ( A. M.jCAMPBELL. t Opt-1. 1856. tf 1 j . tVhite Uead Und Linseed Oil, lor saljbv S. J. HINSDALE. Aug. 15,t S. JJ 63-tf SPERM, Refined, Lard, Linseed and Tanner's OIL ; WHITE LEAD ; Iiurnine: Fluid : Putty i Window Glass and bash of all sizes. also A fresh supply of Pond's Paia Destrpver. For sale by ' J AS. MARTINE. Nov. 27. : tf ''.! "- TIN-WARE, &c. '"VN. band, a large assortment of Box and cooking( s Stoves: 1 in-ware ; Sheet-Iron'; Lead Pipe. A so the " Old Oomlalcn CotTee Pot." For sale by Nov. 27. tt ' ' JAMES MARTINE. he for yourselves at the rW. N. TILL1NGHAST. -3m THIS STJOBSHIBER SS now receiving one of the largest and most care-i fully selected stocks erer offered by him in this: market, comprising every s ;yle and quantity of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, Sfc Amx, ik fact, evertthixg usually sold, in his line rianters and an otners wno uesire to purcnase a superior article dt 'No. 1 BROGANS, are respeetfully,solicited tojcall and examine his stock Having just returned trom the North, and exam ined my Goods carefully bifore purchasing, 1 flatter myself that I am now prepared to. sell them upon as good terms as they can be bought in this market. LitiAl utiK or an aescriptions, : ana ior an pur poses, constantly on hand. The above articles will qe sold cheap for cash. M. FAULK. Oct. 23 tf k CLOTHING CLOTHING !! 1 1 . 1 LUTTERLOWS LINE TEAMER ''FANNY" leaves Fayetteville every Monday and Thursday mornincr, at; 15 minutes after Sun rise; and Wilmington, Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock. carrying paasengers and freight. Steamer "SOUTHERNER,'' with a full comple ment of Flats, makes one or more trips per circumstances may require. I The accident to the Steamer "ROWAN repaired in a few days, in the line. Oct. 9. Sh'e will then take; T. S. -tf week, as will be her place SPECIAL COURT. STATE OF NOirtH CAEOLINA, I CUMBERLAND COUNTY.! Superior Court or" Lat Fall Term, 1858. His Honor Romulus M. Saunders, Jade Presiding. IT is ordered by the Court, that a;special Term of this Court, be held ou the second! Monday in Feb ruary, A- D. 1859. 1 . j . . Jurors, Witnesses, and suitors in: Civil Cases are hereby notified to attend. . ! I . Witness, John W. Baker, Jr., Clerk of our said Court, at Offi'e, the seventh Monday) after the fourth Monday ln-Septembcr, A. D. 1858. . JOHN W. BAKER. Clerk Nov. 27. tc . j TIIE NORTH CAROLINIAN, a lDcekljij Paper, t DEVOTED TO ! .in . ii.ni UJ," : Terms. Two Dollars per Annum, in advance. TO Merchants, Manufacturers, Farmers, and Busi ness Men generally, this Paper w ill be found a val- f'uable medium for Advertising. 1 Cards, Bill Heads, .Circulars, Posters, rAjrpn lets, and every description of Printing, done in the best style of the art, on reasonable terms. Orders by mail from adjoining counties will be punctually attended to. I Nov: 27'. MARTIN & PEARCE. CALENDER FOR i 1859. LUTTERLOH. El n GR IIAM, is now receiving, a fine Stock of JfJlREADY-MADi . CbOTHING, to suit the FALL & nVlNTJSR 'y OF THE LATEST STYLES. He would solicit his .custfomers and friends to give him a call, as he offers his I Clothing low for CASH or oh reasonable terms to prompt paying customers. GARMENTS CUT IN THE LATEST FASHION He may be found east jam Oct. 9, , 3m on Market Square. si 4,;;y , , .'J Jh mi ll GKO. LAUDER, Two Doors above C. TIItiigh & Sou's Store, FiiyettewiaiK. C. Oct. I, ,1856: ly. : . :fg J,s'.a'ik. i ':' .t"t" 1 : w- rr&rT mr mm v?ai m i.i ' sj m a " &, a: w WANTED,. ; TTOR the year 1859, four young men and twowomen,! J smart, active and clea ily, for Table and Chamber Servants ; one good Cook, (a man preferred,) strong and healthy; and also ono sober, honest and indus trious fellow for Ostler. For such servants, (slaves would be preferred,) liberal prices will be given, and wages paid quarterly, T. WADDILL, Fayetteville Hotel. Fayetteville, N. C, Dec! 4. 5t 'NOTICE TO SOLDIER'S WIDOWS. rip HE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers, H and the Widows of Soldiers vho iheh in service in the war ot 1812, can have their pensions continued by calling ou the undersigned. Congress having made additional, provision -for them. j -j Give me the management of your claims, and the money shall come at once, or no charge. JNO. M. ROSE. Agt. for Pensions. Fayetteville, June 19, 1858. tf j Dr. Frank William's Rye Whiskey. MITCHELL has made arrangement with Dr. Frank Williams, to be constantly supplied with his celebrated RYE' WIIISKEY, which can be had at his Store at all times, by wholesale or retail. Oct. 16, 1858, tf i j SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOLfRNAL. PATENT CHEMICAL GREASE FOlt AXLES, MlLL GRACING, $c. r i HlS Grease for !stageslwagons, Carts. Carriages, I Mill Gearing, Heavy Bearings, &c., is found t be the best in use. ( It is warranted to stand any tem perature. It combines the body and fluidity of Tal low, Beeswax and Tar, keeps the Axles always cool and does iijot run off, and is.unsnrpassad in durability. Manufactured by J. Headley, New York. A consignment on hand', land for sale at the: office of the "Carolinian," Market square. In 21b. boxes,: price 25 cents per box Nov. 20, 1858. tf U a 'mi CA'i (IS patterns,) Cake BaKets, Candlesticlcs, Butter Disljes, Bar Knives, Mo lasses Cups, llajjkin Rings, Tea Bells, ig Knives, Sugar Tirjg,- nntl j FRENCIT FORKS, ofall sizes. For sale Low at I CARRIAGE FACTORY, A. A. M'KETHAN T71EEPS constantly on band a large assortment ofj IV rfh cles of every description, which are well! and faithfully made and finished in the lightest and neatest styles. His facilities for doing carriage work are greater than .lNT establishment Socth, which enables him to. sell his work on the most favor able terms. Nov. 13. 1858. AND SPOONS, the "Crockery Store." tf Gtli November, 1858. i TN announcing a new volume of the Scottish Amer- 1 JL , ican Journal, the Proprietor begs call atten tion to those features of the paper which haVe already secured for it a large share, of support, and which ought tocommeiid it to the patronage of a still more numerous class of readers. i ' The special feature of the paper is that itj is a Scof tish, journal, containing notices o1' every event occur ring in Scotland that can be regarded as of tl e least interest to natives of the country now residing on this continent. The nfews of the whole eountry is careful ly collected and condensed, so that no vent Which it concerns Scotchmen to kno is ever on ittedprom the columns of the paper. Articles relatipg toj Scottish subjects, original and selected, are also published from time to time and the more special charaeier of the Journal is sustained by literary features,? if; national interest in the form of tales, historical and miscellan eous sketches, anecdotes and poetry. ! s While thus national in its character so far, these special features 'occupy comparatively limited space in the eight large pages of which the papejr consists, three-fourths of which are devoted to news and other general matter calculated to be of interest to all clas ses of readers, and not to Scotchmen alone:, A care fully compiled epitome of intelligence from England. Ireland, the continent of Europe, and all parts of the world is given in every number, with xtracts" from the leading articles of the British Journals on the most interesting public topics of the dajv. ) With a view to increase the popular interest of the u Scottish American Journal," nd to add to its val ue as a family paper, arrangements have peen made for a series of attractive tales, founded chiefly on subj jects connected with Scottish life. Thej fir,ct of these stories, entitled " Clara Howard : a tale of the Cri mean War," commences with the first number of the new volume. A considerable instalment ofj the story will b riven in every number till.it is 'completed, and it will form interesting reading: for the winter JL tin & Pearce, all accounts due to the North Car olinian printing office, add hereby relinquishes all claim upon the same. Nov. 20. 1858. tf G. W. WIGHTMAN. IT) ILL nE ADS neatly printed, one, two, and three X-J on a half sheet ruled mm JANUARY - 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 111 12 13 14 15 16 11 118 ID! 20 21 22 23 24 25 2f 27 28 29 30-31 M FEBRUARY .1 2 3 4 i 5 G 7.8 9 . 10 11 12 : 13 14 15 1G 17 18 cl9 20 21 22 23 24 25 '2jB 27 28 '' " ; MARCH 1 2 3 4 :i 5 G .7 18" 9 10 11 !12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 '21 r22 23 24 25 26 27 28 129 30 31 APRIL U 1 2 f 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 i 24 25 26 27 28" 29 30 MAY 1.2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 Hi 12 13 j 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25! 26 27 28 , 29 30 31 I JUNE JULY AUGUST $2 50 for the purpose. Give us ed by a succession of other tales of equally popular cnaracter. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy one year, Subscriptions (invariably in advance.)! received at the Carolinian Office, where specimen copies can b obtained on application. Agents for orth Carolina, 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21. 28 SEPTEMBER !: 4 , 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 NOVEMBER 6 DECEMBER OCTOBER 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 ew oi territory of the Great West " i. The Country in the Yicixmr. op Fort pKriASCK.- The coantry in this Ticinity has a number of deep and frightful chasms or canons. Immediately at this fort there is one of about a milVlpr.jr, and its wallsof solid rock ire about Cvei3ndred feet high. Canon deiChalley, frooa wliich Col Miles bat, recently retirrired" on a scout against the Indians, killing si or eiht, and taking 5,000 sheep, is a wonderful phenom enon. It is about forty . miles north-west of this place, is forty n)iles long and 300 yards wide, with walls of flinty rock rising np 1,500 feet, iq majestic grandeur, as if to -pillar the very heavens. Horses and; men, standing upon these towering spires, are represented as ap pearing like rats and pi-rmies. Stones thrown down at the troops by the Indians break into pieces by the resistance of the air. and arrows discharged come down horizontally, from the force of gravitation. N A pistol shot is echoed and re-echoed by. the adamantine walls, and rings in .the; ear for minutes 'afterward. The appearance of the canon, as one gazes np and about, thus sunk a thousand feet into the bosom of the earth, and walled by huge and rugged rocks, is said to be terribly grand and frightful. In these deep openings the Indians plant grain, peaches, mel ons, etc , and in times of difficulty, take their flocks and ''women and children. ' They, seem, however, to have anticipated the march of the troops upon this pne and consequently not a great many Indians, uo horses, and, 'but 5,000 sheep were found. - -' Petrifaction. The officers of the scout -re port having seen great quantities of silicified wood ; arge tres completely-transformed into silex and others in a particular state were a bundant. The silex was quite sulphuric, and emitted fire freely by contact with iron or steel A Kace of People Destroyed bt Yolcakic ERtraoN. Numerous stones of rare quality and beauty were seen, and immense quantities of broken pottery were strewed in every direc tion. This latter fact favors the supposition that a race of people once inhabited t is coun try, who were either destroyed by volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, or have ceased to exist by gradual deterioration. All through the territory are to be found Aztec ruins, and it is not unreasonable to presume thatt a supe rior race to the present at one time were spread mermsTjountry: TTrrrTTiT?TsarsnTijebr wirrcif I leave for the speculation of the more learned and scientific. . Volcanic Eruptions nd Craters. In the valley of the Gallo a creek which flows .from a beautiful crystalline spring, gushes up from an immense bed of rock there is a large de posit of lava, exhibiting evidence of having flow ed down the valley in a stream of fearfel force and volume from a distant mountain, whence' it was erupted. Iudecd, craters exist all' through the country, indicating that at one ; time this region must have been shaken arid torn fo pie ces by volcanoes and earthquakes. From, the data furnished by scientific examination, the most recent volqauic discharge must have been as late as three centuries back. j This stream of boiling lava must have been fifty feet deep and as many wide. It seems to have rushed on until it gradually: cooled and hardened, and thus was formed an ahrubt-ler. ruination to its progress. The. 'forms of Ihe waves can be seen plainly. The dark, iron-like substance would appear to the naked'eye to havebeen erupted within the last century ; but, as before stated, it could not have been dis charged short of three hundred years ago. ,It is a singular sight, indeed, and is a field for in finite wonder and speculation.. ( Reltc3 of a Former People. Throughout thiscpuntry relics of a former people and ruins of towns are to be found in great quantities. The deep chasms in the earth, the singular and terrific attitude of rocks and canons, too clearly indicate the awful upheaving and tearing as under which at one time must have visited here, and point to a race of people buried beneath this chaotic mass of disorganized nature. The few streams which now and then gladden the sight of the thirsty and .wearied traveler through these barren hills and parched valleys are yet strongly impregnated .with sulphur. And while springs bubble up chrystalline and beau tiful, they not. unfrequently serve to, create rather than alluy thrrst. t I. 7 114 kl 128 j ! 5- 12 19 26 1 J2 9 16 23 30 I i6 .13 20 in 4 11 18 25 1 8 1 8 15 22 29 1 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24' 31, t r 141 21' 28! 5 12 19 2G 2 9 2V 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 j i 4 11 18: 25 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20' 27L 3 io ! 3 10 17 24 i 8 16 22 29 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 r 14 21 28. 4 11 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 9 6 12 27 28 29 30 ;j - 1 , 2 4 5 ! 6 7 8 9 llr 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 23 29 30 3 10 17 24 31 !1 tive Ifri Ink den hoq ihg whi 4 lent heat Ue to s rati fror: ngj he i pos the) wil the for Lai ... i r . . . t j 1 1 u'' i n in Ubm ie farmer re errt - Ut: member ol i '1 Is J r rr.?acd''' ' iu, 1 1 ;: c i- n;;; : the r.:ir;: Srt-ktv of to th ,i r o th f Irnt Ar onnosctt t V?aile the army lay i 4' near the carnp.one T;or.n. ;; tfse. .-Thinking Ins a or 1 ct khe voire of n man cngngeu , - i itr Aim iuiiit.", HU I i.i V . . the 1 " 1 ' .-111 - n.,ri!ic :itns"ti -to lieaven, th:s ma it Ik hlfliiii nlacc. It waS - . o i cf God G o l.:s came rce c;l 1 -"1 forth ri i.i. tt'l ... f.,i.moP pntfTCl I"' , i nun i ii - el!:!-?: H tola -ife. " 'rtha-. n-crk V--he lrd. I heard tha masi i Ou. rhgton send to heaven such pr; -TJ 'rL iUo nd the rountrv. that 1 Kno Thus U asning-' 'jf heard." 4 orA nrnrril for his COHWiry ; Ted d. Jtl j- ;"i .nt,.l.c.l for it by I J KAUJ , UIIVA un.i'. -- if T ieiMedical World has an casicr.r.i ic..,.. s of k:et satire scri ii what it calls a national disease, it 5:iy: u iiroochout North America the i:nivcr5:il that ' is quite b The. Ashes of Colcmbds. -A cathedral in Havana claims the, honor of sheltering the re mains of the great navigator. A recent travel er thus describes the place i .- "A mural tablet in the choir, on which is a bust of the illustrious Genoese in alto-relief, informs the public that all that is mortal of him reposes there'; that while he has left the conn try he discovered to be the home "of prosperous millions, he has made a voyage to a still more distant land, from which no traveller returns. One of the officials, who had an eye to business during the services, presented me with a print ed card, telling the story of the hegira of these ilinstrious bones. Though. Columbus djed at Valladolid, in Spain, his remains were cot per mitted to rest there. They were first .trans ported to a Carthusian Monastery at Seville ; next they were removed across the seas to St. Domingo, and finally they were disinterred and brought to Havana. , " Here in the Antilles, with which the dis covery which has rendered his name immortal has so intimate a connexion, it is fitting that his dust should repose. The land which his heroisml revcaled to an astonished and admiring world, TOay well afford him roomwherein io sleep his long sleep." V I mot JH.appetite for-putent ineuici.iL lurli instituted disease.- It is probably trui s- mitjeilfroni parent to c!ild, as in-an:tv, fcic-fnl.-f ltid nervous affections, uctiul i.aaic.i farJl.B T c. o i rr woman VtlO r.cVcl' &i a ' - M. V O V Ha I f ! ho ?. I erit - in r dicers. be fittvalent to seeing the fiith w;uej y -coajbhi No such phenomenon exists. 2Iot;rtrd usur.ll?. commence with Shern.airs Lor.ci:-rc. But iiether they have or not, it is judicious to lorimence drn'ins the little creatures c.-r- Iy, py way of accustoming them to mere y brtl"h ? whpn thi'ir ;! von., ill Wlii bear V UV; 1 . Sptlrtj physic t;suttlly follows." It is a arttckeep offsickness by seasonable de?i soitaUing that is good for the bioid. At ic teen'i 'vnnncf nrrui s bo?rin to niirc;:?C n j o - thepBdves. The latest advt-rtisemi i.ts .,icu alwayi be a guide in the select ion ' ' 'V- mecieiics, on account of th rt s;- eia'i.'ii'. v :.: rest eligibilities of parties wxvU-v i hp s a great country; c-vt-ry in- j :s peii'ec; inalienable n"ir!it to kill biu.e'.I lifelprtserving nostrums. t - 5 c. t el.l. ri:. iVr , 7 1 ; i ICURES. A room with puturo-: m a a rpon without pictures, tbUVr Iy i e; i ly mufcli is a room with windows a ? a vm'r.i out Vindows. Nothing, wc tLis.lc, is i -i mejarcholy, particularly to a jiimii wl.i 1 to f? much time in his room, than blank a! witVYothiojr on "them : for uktares are ! hoLa .?T escape to the ttoul, 1 atling it to ot setter and other spheres. It is s.:c!i un in prJssisle relief to a person i-nngi-d in xrr'ii or cm reading, on lookii.g up, i.ut to !.:v his, Ihe. of vision choj'peil ulTby a:i c jk :.? w ; . wail jiut to' find his soul escaping, r.s it '. t: throoj;h the frame of an t2C(iu;ite j :cii:ri , Otljsr beautiful and perhaps heavt:;iy wlfcrd the fancy Tor a iiionu-i.t lu .y ii '. j frei'x:! and delighted. Tims pkti.u .r, ; so?rk'6f loneliness ; thev are a ut i: t to tnu soni V. 'V. i.tr x- t!,e thev are a rebel mirq l tney are winuows to thctagjit ; they are bobk ; th. y and gtrmons, which wc can r trcpibe of turning over the leaves ! . in Ju5 to hte ot tlie and its Reward. At ; Academic in l;ui. i ntfon prize of thrci thonsnml f, in Ml . rLfij I . i t-. oi r uuu, whs uvMimcu on r rai:co:.-i of lt, (Vaucluse.) The Afivdi-mv tin iit":t wrri ilii.irnif .," .. . . Xievoieuuess u:at attathmtsit to l- r:cc pr.i.eii : .1 a :: v. ;. lnIurti:: e d. ail r.xrticularly thaUde!ic;;ev u fLtl::: - tne atqnmai oi a iiusirami e uJ Lot s nntf-vhich could not rest until j;. c hail I 2en clearly proved. Madame Diira poor peasant woman, struck iv r '"r" : j . . - 4-.-i evincru a courage ccpi.ii t t Iio stni''g!e suf vis caucu upon to sustain. Iir wa3 recused of a capital crimo, a:tt b fo coi rli of assize, vw-h ere, althou U t..ri... W. wejrebrougUt against lum, l.eAvas aeto,;:. m -a $:n 11 majority. Madame Durar.d v. : 0 , . co iviiced of his innocence, never ' cc - -e suFpn rt his courage while before h'? ? -' ' ami,' luriDg the seven succecil!:i.r ,T ilT ; deyatsd her incessant efforts to 1" . anjl jrosecution of the real erimin"- 1 ler ;( they were condemned, G!:a " ina jfcjmcc of her husband roved to the -lit Sl; CxrqrE Dinner. Lord U 1 t t www oat of the wsv i t lyiTife a dinner at thc bath of L- r fot o ins singular character - Tit""' l Xl fist.e vegetables, wcre t, V' vel :s standi njr. nrcservnrl 01 tvs of 1 Appert. The inK! " ' lu 1: 2 serater maae nt to dri-k bc i J : cet Lir aiscovereu. t n , . byjthr assistance cht -xi tcssel sunk ceiltfT.ago, (!) and o wiiU wh 2 some centuries old of a diving-bell v r"-t-'-in theThar' f l a -'r- Hiore Was ...1 - rimself hrnnf,l. r.. ' Wl,cn ther.cblp V. i .vvpt, and sown in E?h 3great satisfaction. 0 ' ! lLt ',Tin hfl3nrr, " .: utxt or tit- t 'j 1 ortiand Tn T i - 1 Ollior Af cpy 1 region. , yj1p f " ."-'-, to 1 of wi h one ofth' !0l!0W!: conver- - - n y f r ri r - . . inseripi t-N I . i f - -iIND. in tl toj rpve .hat the Indians '"f " 0uM ml :S reat acrvanet ' 1 vt u' -:u -oil fnd n Who V Z: V' O.:o grjuly Juled as ' o u'd U ir - :v ' 1 ' x i All" X- r J er editors." u.h t earned men-hae ltiak' In' u.i' tls !"' spent upwards of $44,0U0"ior tbe.rellef of - the sick and destitute, during the receui yellow fe ;Ver epidemic in that city. . " I t A girl at school would like to have two birth days every year. When she grows up a.woman "'xicin of machii been computed to be . ...i.vjC AT rr T T . manaiicrv in 12 v J vj real IS Pi ert in Great HR1TAiv t . one man being able, bv ' the wnrb rl.;i " " , " 11 C;.in uny -years ago. Th id e prodt.cio i t c;o O !" l-O!- )ct. 2. -3ml W. N. TILLINHGAST. a call at the CAROLINIAN OFFICE. Dec. 4 MARTIN & PpAKUhi. she objects to having even one. mensurate. co:
