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Hates
j: C. STEDMAN AND J. W. HORNE,
,,. , - CXER THE, XA MB AND STYLE OF
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AVE . associated themselves together iu a gener-
Grocery. Provision, Liquor iand Barter Busi
ness, and areasw receiving a well selected Stock of
Goods in ifieir line, which they are willing to ex
change for -money or produce. - .
:.Tbeir stock consists in part of Jhe following arti
cles:' " ' ' ' ' . '
of Advertisinir.V . .
xtv c!t3 per square of ls iins, or less, for .the
first, and 'An cents for each subsequent insertion, for
any period under three mouths. - ' ' ' . -i
For three months, . .' . ... ;." $4 00
Kor fix months,.' , .. .. 6.00 v;r
For twelve nif.nths, . . . . 10 00
Other advertisements by the year on favorable
fterms. . . Advertieis are particularly requested to
stiiie the iiumiier of insertions desired, otherwise they
Will be inserted until forbid, and char. 4 accordingly.
STSJOB WORK of all kinds executed, heatlv and
promptly ; ' r . and Domestic4 j ncs and Lienors.
NOTICE. '
rf WISH to purchase from 5U to 1 00 head of Dry Cai- r
JL tie,' or .take cattle to winter for 5 dollars pvr head, .
aud returd the Cows with young calves ; and in caae
' they should die, no charge will be made. A deduc- I
tiou of 5 dollars will-be made in all cates where I pur-;
chase poor cows, as it will cost that to winter tnem.
For further iuioruaat ion as to' the value of the Oattie,
fcc., refers to V. Ji. Tomlinson. ' - -Jan.
7. 3t - JXO. V. JONES.
if Calender for 185
; Bfown, Crushed, 6iid Loaf Sugar ; Rio,
Laguira and Java Cofiee ; Butter, Cheese,
and Crackers ; Lard, Pork, and Western
"Bacon ; No. 1, Mackerel,! in Bbls, Hfs. and
Kit ; Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars; Foreign
lh:cajl, notices.
Hay street. Fayefterille, N. C. J
Nov. 20. -3m
WRIGHT AND FULLER.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
CLEM E-NT O. 'WIUGIIT and BARTHOLOMEW
FULLli'Athuve associated themselves together
for the piC fjff their .rofe?sion. Prompt atten
tion k'i veirV(rn business committed to their charge.
They willjtactice in the counties of Cumberland,
lIariiett,"SampHoii, Robeson and Bladen.
Nov. 1:vjk.-j8. tf
' NOTICE TO C IJ 'iTlf
. CREDITORS,
.4 IAj tier so us liaviii" claims airaiiir-t the Counfy of
J. Cumberland are requested to baud them to the
(Jlui k of the County Court, on or itcfore the 1st day of .r
February uext. for the purpose of being passed upoa .
by the Couimitiee of Finance. By order of the - A
COMMITTEK OF FWAJSGJSi?"'
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TROY & FULLKR,
Atlomrys ami O'lnscIIors
AT LAW.
I ROBERT E. TROV & JOHN P. FULLER, have
V " form -,-d an ;ssocia1 ion for the practice of their
.profession in Robeson Co.. only R. E. Troy will
also attend the Courts of Bladen and Columbus', and
J. P. Fuller those of'Ciimberlaiiil.
Their OiTice in Lumberton will be kept open at
A t.i. times.
January 9. 18.58. 83-tf
.1. . SPEAKS.
ATTOIIN'EY AT LAW,
4 TTENDS the Court of Cumberland, Hiiruett,
a. ' aki: and Johnston. e
Address. Toomer, Harnett Co., N. C.
Feb. 1;. lS.'li
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O. El
' A TT O'JNEY AT ti A TV. "
Can be fotiml it the Oifi.-e formerly occupied
by Dr. Gilliam, on Uow Street.
F I Y E TTEVILLE, i. C.
Jnne-20. 185S. tf
LAW iNOTICE.
rpiin RU B UI B E i .S Ir.vvi n associated themselves
I together in the pr ctlce of Law, und.-r the name
and st . tc of C.VMEiiON" As SUA'., will attend the
County ai 1 Sup -nor Co arts of .Moore. Montgomery,
Ausoifc. Riehmo.id and llob-so;i. All business en-
Address Cameron ati4 S:tw, Aitoraeys- at Law,
Rockingham. Richmond county, N.C.
J so. Wr. (Jamukox. J.no. D. Shaw.
May X, IS.-.8. ly
JUST RECEIVED,
A GOOD asssortment of
jt. Kerseys. Blankets, Tweeds,
Jeans, Satinetts, Cassimeres,
Prints, Shoes, &c.
ALSO
18 Doz. Hoop Skirts,
50 " Linen and Marseilles Shirts.
STARR &. vVILLIA.MS.
Nov. 27. -tf
USEFUL ARTICLES.
ITLUID, Oil and Lard L mps:
Brittania and Brass Candlesticks;
Superior .Steel Snuffers;
Brittania Castors, Tea Pots and Coffee Pots;
Brittania SPOONS and LADLES;
Brittania Communion Sets Goblets and Cups;
Tinned Iron Spoons and Ladles;
Planished Tin Coffee Urns and Pots. Tea Pots;
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes, and Dish Covers;
: Waiters, of all sizes and shapes.
Fixe Scissoks; large for cutting, small tor embroid
er ; Razors and Pocket Kuives;
Basket! Baskets!
for all purposes;
COPPKE HILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters;
Stone Crocks; Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs, Pails, Churns and Bowls;
Coun'er Scales, to weigh 5 to 5-l() lbs;
Family Scales, to weigh every ounce to 4 lb;
Cocoa Dippers; ILtir and Wire Selves;
Table Mats; Feather Dusters;
Dust Pans; Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells,
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags, (large;)
White Satin Beads and White Cut. Beads, for
fancy work;
Porte Monaies, entirely of leather, a superior article;
Electric Polishing Powder; Boy's Saws; Corkscrews.
A great variety of other useful articles, too tedious
to mention. Come und soe for yourselves at the
' Crockery Store." W. N. TILL1NG1IAST.
Oct. 2. -m
A1;
LL Persons indebted to me by Note or Account,
are earnestly requestea to can anu seme me
same. Those who have long standing acbountt. can
not expect further indulgence.
Tbo.-e who have accounts against me are requested
to present the same for payment.
Jan. 8. 1S.)!. Ira J. A PE.MBERTON.
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Judicial Anecdote.
Mr Reporter Jonesy ih-e utrmf!- Court
of North Carolina, whose fan e m o xl i s ve
with that of Cousin Sn D Hard.' - it lis the
t "i Ci i fol'Owin with-iwiTaitji hie liBTJior, showing cit nr
IIll; f J that some of the compeer? of .Ga-su,,,. Iluffi.,,
of ten "d earson are mother slow at taking. Judge
etc-A 'rS f-the Superior Court Ceuch,- ws once
12 -.1 ivnsUqrrespondent of the.Soil of the 'VllWp for trial in which rx-Jd.rucR
19-90 bSt place is ; Alabama Which -he fajwiousci;- A witness iu the - :.. named
.31 -2a. 2 P9MX'J "J" ".V.V. - .vTJilSaFah' Mooney, was absent S:rs-irfrrase,
v j t , - v- Jii? v. ' , a , ! ana staiea to the Conrt that lie ee-auj itot ti
..-2. 3,--4, Jcv8fc?"V' ;" Krz. ..,-;! ittto- tbe trial of the i-ase without cerenvvif
Srwusr. We continue to see . faTorable
sun flowers .as
' '"v.i ' made of the virtues of
' V w I -o-tires of bilioas ferer, chills'ahd feTera, etc;
a : io'il 12 llis ner? Auseir wtUfi Bunetl (s ab Moonev)
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nse fervaM!f, f?1 bHd fr- hC- i was somewhat irritated, and- ken:
2-iX -
OOXE'S p irkling GELATISi E. For sale by
S. J. HINSDALE.
Dec. 18, 1S.38. tf
SPEHM. Refined. Lard. Linseed and Tauuer's OIL ;
WHITE LEAD ; Burning Huid ; Putty ; Window
Glass and Sash of all sizes.
also
A fresh supply of Pond's Pain Destroyer.
For sale by JAS. MAKTIXE.
Nov. 27. tf
Stoves, Sliect-Iron,
TLWtt Ali i :, &c.
N hand, a large assortment of Box and cooking
Stoves; Tin-ware; Sheet-Iron ; Lead Pipe. Al
so the " Old lloniluioa CoB'te Po'." For sale by
Nov. 27. tf JAMES MAKTINE.
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L UTTERL Oirs LINE.
gjTEAMER -'FANNY"' leaves Fayetteville every
Monday and Thursday morning, at 15 minutes
after Sun rise; and Wilmington, Tuesday and Friday,
at o'clock. carrvins paasengers and freight.
Steamer '-SOUTHERNER,"'" with a full comple
ment of Klats. m ikes o:ie or more trips per week, as
circumstances may require.
The accident, to the Steamer "ROWAN" will be
repaired in a few days. She will then take her place
in the line. T. S. LUTTERLOU.
Oct. 9. -tf
NOTICE TO SOLDIER'S WIDOWS.
'SnilE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers,
EL nud the Widows of Soltliers who died
is service in the war ot 1812, can have their
tjnnptLiailLuinJho Jidrgignfd
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SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
AUCTIONEER A COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East Side of Gillespie Street,
F VVK 1' TK VILI.K, N. C.
"Nov. Hi. 8
W. II TUULINGTON,
Ue,icil riinii!sii W ei enani.
NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington , N. C,
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TILL "ive personal attention totnesaic or snip-
me tit of
other country
trusted t
,11 cousignments ot Naval Stores or
produce, and any other business en-
eare, -.vill be promptly atteuuea to.
rPTJ CT! C
IS now receiving one of the. largest and most care- Congress having made additional pftivis'ion Toe
fu'.ly selected stocks ever oii'ered by him in this thc-m.
market, comprising every style and quantity of j Give me the management of your claims, and
LADIK S GEJVTS, MISSES' JUU JiUYS'
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &fc.
NOVEMBER
Vpril IS I 8m.
x n; jsr z? x 5 -JL jlhl"t.
. Jl M K S DAVIS, having
d.-eided on nerinanentlv locating in the
Ti-.v- f Favettevi'.U-, respectfully otters his servi
ces to the citizens of this place and surrounding
country. In U the various branches of his l'ro
fesi.m, including the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth, he is salisiie I, nicer an e. ni
ence, t wliieh is
i li at !
: ; r-ie : ver of Dentistry. All
s '.veil as nsrase m un: iii"i.im, '"
iM.'r metals are made use of in the various
ti nts. (?:nirges will
AND, IN" FACT. EVERTTUtXG USUALLY SOLD IX HIS LINE.
Planters and all others who desire to purchase a
superior article of
No. 1 BROGAXS,
Having just returned from the North, and exam-
ineu my ooous eai eiiu i y ueiuie iiuiuinvfi iij;. i inner
myself that I am now prepar d to stll them upon as
good terms as they can be bought in this market.
LEATHER of all descriptions, and for all pur
poses, constantly on hand.
The above articles will be sold cueap For. ca;-it.
Al. FAULK.
Oct. 23 tf
the money shall come at once, or no' charge.
JNO. M. HOSE.
Agt. for Pensions.
Fayetteville, June 19, 1858. tf
Dr. Frank I fill icon's Iiye Whislcey.
MITCHELL has made arrangements with Dr.
Frank Williams, to be constantly supplied with
his celebrated RYE WHISKEY, which can be had at
his Store at all times, by wholesale or retail.
Oct. 1(5. IS5S, tf
BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE.
Dlc. 29, 1858.
TIIE Directors of this Bank, have declared a divi
1 dend of 4 per cent, out of the profits of the 1 st
six months. Payable on and after the 1st Jan'y 1859.
W. G. BROADFOOT, CaslTr.
Jan. 1, 1S59. 2t
LAND SALE.
ON the 17th day .of January. i8f;. on the premises,
I will oilVr at Puld c Sale, 209 acres ot Land,
in Rob"?on county, on the west side of the Lowry
Road, joins Conoiy, Cobb. McDonald and others. A
description is needless as iho-e wi.-hing to purchase
will examine (or themselves. Terms at Sale.
JOHN nuiE.
Jan. 1, 1S59. 3t. for N. A. Graham.
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V. F""'. 7 7 " " , the members or the Var fr'-r their want of ri
for the difference in Ofenresl
. jew uneans may ue fcuiruunui unnnt. ua .,,!,( v.,.c ,.r.l,M,
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next sormg,
oa by a cordon of snn flowers, that thej may -be j Str
wnueren iiiiouirii even suiucn, un
o 1 everv vacant lot in the city.
o they may prevent yellow fever also ? The cor
i e i respondent of the Soil of the South, says :
iwy opinion its, inai iue sun humci, m
rank growth, absorbs the very elements in the
atmosphere that produce fever, or chills and
fever, and what is the life of the sunflower is
highly obnoxions to the health of the human
family, nor do I believe that a man could ever
have a chill, who would sleep in a bed of rank
snn flowers. This, too, seems to be no new
theory, as Lieut. Maury states that his gar
dener a Frenchman informed him that their
samtary influence had been long known in
France.
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The Different African Races. At a late
meeting of the Boston Soeiety of Natural His
tory, Dr Bodiehonj a resident of Algeria, in
Africa, presented a paper of great interest on
the races of that country, founded on his own
observation. He stated that there were two
white races ; one inhabiting the mountains, the
Numidiaus or Berbers, and the Arabs. The
former were small in stature, warlike, indepen
dent, democratic, and polygamous. They dwell
in villages and plant vineyards. They are tine
soldiers, able to compete with Europeans.
They are not governed by laws, but refer their
difficulties to the first roan that chances to pass
by. Dr B. considers them an indigenous race.
The Arabs are a tall race, cf dark complexion,
equestrain, nomadic, warlike, religious, poetical
and polygamous. They divide their time, a
bout equally, between fighting and praying.
He also referred to a mixed race of Turks, and
the women of the different tribes of the coun
try, which not having the stamina of the pa
rent races, are fast disappearing before the
French. He found in the interior of Africa a
Germanic race, with blue eyes and light hair,
who are probably the descendants of the an
cient Carthagenians. r They are polygamous,
'alt xrtrtTc-r-' natttm,- tter-iiunlts re-i
sovereign, both iu famny and state. They also
possess the characteristic superiority of white
races the enslaving of the neighboring blacks.
Chas. Courier.
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cover j . r i . . c;n difl i,r,t w ,u. i.t.ii.t. ff
Who knows but . , , t!' i .-,..
me juiii. ;ii me "- in."" i' "v,-"
returned home, still ponderi:g u il.e .nnuuk
of Mr Strange, and woiideritur-'wecrc ll.e. jrmn
cotiid be ;-jut before he reached Lome, hw
ever, the point occurred to him, :n;d lie cum-'
menced laugiiing iinino''eraiely V!:eu ho
entered his yriikl he was met by his wife, who
was amazed at his cachinatory iif, which had
not vet subsided.
' My dear husband !' she exclaimed, ' what
can-be the matter ? aie jou beside v t.r;e f?r
' Well, my dear,' he answered, after he Imd
become somewhat calm, 'at the- Cumberhit.d
Court there was" an absent witness in one of Mr
Strange's cases whose name is iMnry Aito.ny,
and Strange remarked' that I12 conld not go
into the trial without Mary Moony,' nud hero
he relapsed into a hurricane 01 laniiliter.
Why. Judge,' replied the gocd lady,
Hon' t Efe nnvi hino- latiifhable in that
' " - - , j
' Well,' replied the Judge, sifter long jmuKe,
'1 don't see the point just now myse.i, 1 um
few minutes aaro, and you may depend npoii
being a rich one if you will only discover ir;'
just so ; if you could only see 11 1
the joke was not very smart, ,tnd the
was very excusable fr .ot taking ; the
the thing vyas the afterclap
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remark .
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fun of
added a thorough Dental
n ean irive entire satistaetion as
: -.ver f Dentistrv.
Pi-erh treated 111 a proper and caretul mail
ed uea-
far as
irregularities
be moderate, that the
may be placed within
ner. a
(he
om ra
!.i,..!iu of the Profession
reac'i of all who may teel an interest in the
ii,.rva:i)!i of the Teeth.
. . 1 ... IT ... T . 1 . v . . 1 . Q rifi 11- 1 1 nrn
ho will be found at all times.
M;iv 15, 1858 tf
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pr.
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Two Doors above C. T
Fayetteville, Js. C
Oct. 1, 1S56 ly.
LIUDER,
Haigh & Son's Store,
PATENT CHEMICAL GIIEASE
FOll AXLES, MILL GEARING, -c.
11 1 IS Grease for Stages, Wagons, Carts. Carriages,
1 Al ill Gearing. Heav Hearings. &c. is lomid to
be the best in use. It is w nrranted to smnu any tem
perature. It combines thtf body ami flt'.idity of Tal
low. Mecswax nd Tar. keeps llie Axles a!was cool
aud docs not run elf. and is unsurpassed in durability.
Manufactured by J. lleadley. New Vi rk.
A consignment 011 ligiil, and for sale at the cfiice
of the " Car.dinian." .Market square. In 21b. boxes,
price 25 cents per box.
Nov. 20. 1858. tf
CAR UI AGE FACTORY.
THE 2VOKTII CAROLINIAN,
Ulcckli) Paper,
DEVOTED TO
POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, AND LITERATURE.
Tkkm.s. Two Dollars per Annum, in advance.
riO Merchants. Manufacturers. Farmers, and Dnsi
X. ness Men generally, this Taper will be lound a val
uable medium tor Advertising.
Cahtis. R:i.t. IIkaos. Cikci-t.ars, Posters, Pamph
lets, and every description of 1'kixtixg, done iu the
best s vie of the art. on leasonable terms.
:f8 Orders by mail from adjoining counties will
be "punctually attended to.
Nov. i7. MARTIN & PEAIICE.
Mouxitaiii Scenery.
The Scenery of Western North Carolina
and Western South Carolina.
. BY HENRY E. COI.TOX.
A WORK upon the scenery of the Blue Ridge and
its fellow ranges of Mountains will be published
e.arly in January The following will be its contents :
Chap. I Introduction.
" II Ashe villo.
" ill Koates to reach Asheville The Swa
uauoah Gap Road.
Chap. IV The Hickory Nut Gap Road.
" V The routes from South Carolina Salem
Gap and Jones Gap, Flat Rock, llendersouville, Gai
dar's Head, Whiteside Mt. and Cashier's Valley.
Ghap. VI A route via Wilkesborough aud Le
noir; the Valley of the Yadkin; Wilkesborough;
Happy Valley : Lenoir; Ilrbrrten, ect.
Cbap. VII Morgauton audits surroundings; the
Piedmout springs ; Hawk's Bill and Table Rock.
Ghap. VIII Linville Falls ; the Gingercake Rock;
North Cove ami the Gave
. Ghap. IX The vicinity of Asheville ; the White
Sulphur ; the Million f prings; Pleasant Drives.
A Paragp.apij fob Mothers. A writer in
Blackwood's Magazine considers the prevailing
idea of toughening iufauts to enable them to
withstand cold a disastrous and destructive
treatment. Although it may be true, that
young animals have a higher temperature than
old ones, yet it is believed to be a faei that
the younger the animal the feebler its power of
resisting cold. The process of ' toughening "
may be carried so far by cold water baths and
exposures to cold air as suddenly and seriously
to chill the vital current. "Exposure to the
open air and the vicissitudes of the weather in
Wasn't I There Too At a recent elec
tion in this State, a lad presented himself at
the polls to cla m the benclit of the elective
franchise.
Feeling a deep interest in a f ivorite enndi
date, the father who was evidently opposed to
the boy's preference, stood at the ballot-bo
and challenged his right to rote, on the ground
of his not being of age. The young man de
clared that he was twenty-one years old, that
he knew it, and insisted on his rght.
The father, becoming iodigo.-nit. ai d wishing;
as the saying is, to "bluff him off" before the
fudges. saUl j.. , . ;
" Now "iiofjj wiJPybfi'stand up f h re"atvdcon-
tradietme? Don't I know how old you are 7
Wasn't I there ?" . .
Bob looked his contempt for the old man's
speech, as he hastily replied :
" Tliunderation 1 s'pose you was, wasn't I
there too ?"
Tills
vote.
settled the sire, and in went ti c seioii'a
Goon Idea. During the personal cauvnss of
Mr Garnett among the electors of J-'alford,
England, he and his friends ca'l ng at n I uek
ster's shop found only a hoy, li, having
leared their business, went to the foot of the
stairs and called, " Mother, here's" man as
wants your vote for him 't be a Parliament man."
Well," shouted the mother, " tell them thy
the process of 'toughening' ought not to com- faythui's not in, but if he'll chalk his name on
menee until the child has obtained the free use ! the counter we'll inquire into Ins ctmiiieter."
Ghan. X The Black Mountain
House ; Journal ot a party.
the Mountain
XI The Roan Mountain ; the Bald Mount.
XII The French Broad River and the Warm
A. A. M'K ETHAN
KEEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of
Vehicb-s of every description, wlrch are well
and faithfully made and finished iu the lightest and
xeatkst style. His facilities for doing carriage
work are cjueatek than any establishment South.
which enables him to sell his work on the most favor
able terms.
Nov. 13. 1838. tf
THE undersigned has transferred to Messrs. Mar
tin & Pearee, all accounts due to the North Car
olinian printing office, an 1 hereby relinquish" all
claim upon th.t same. G. W. WIG.1ITMAN.
Nov. 20. 1858. tf
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10,000
LBS. TALLOW WANTED. "OR
hich the highest cash price will be
A. M. C MP BELL.
lf56. tf
i
-a Ik?
(IS patterns,) Cake Baskets, Candlesticks,
Cups, Tea Sets. Goblets, Spoon Holders,
Butter Dishes, Butter Knives, Mo
lasses Cups, Napkin Rings,
Tea Bells, Pie Knives,
Sugar Tongs, and
Spoons.
White Lead and Linseed Oil, (or
S. J. HINSDALE.
15, 63-tf
sale by
Aug.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOURNAL.
Second "Volnzne,
Otli November, ISO.
announcing a new vomine ot the cottish Amer-
ax .loiTtNAL. the Proprietor bens to call atten
tion to those features of the paper which have already
secured for it a large share of support, and which
ought to commend it to the patronage of a still more
numerous class of readers.
The special feature of the paper is that it is a Scot
tish . journal, containing notices o 'every event occur
ring in Scotland that can be regarded as of the least
interest to natives of the country now residing on this
continent. The news of the whole country is careful
ly collected and condensed, so that no event which it
concerns Scotchmen to kno is ever omitted from the
columns of the paper. Articles relating to Scottish
subjects, original and selected, are also published from
time to time and the more special character of the
Journal is sustained by literary feat a res of national
intere-t in the form of tales, historical and miscellan
eous sketches, anecdotes and lioetry.
While thus nat onal in its eharncter so far. these
special features occupy comparatively limited, space
in the eight large pages of which the paper consists,
three-foui ths 01' which are devoted to news and other
general matter calculated to be of interest to all clas
ses of readers, ami not to tcotciimen aione. a care
of its limbs, so that his own activity may coun
teract the exposure aud assist in the toughen
ing process. Parents should not commence
this system of ' toughening ' when the child is
merely passive iu their hands. .The principle
is that the child niust assist by its own activity
in the process of hardening. This is the true
line."
Ghap.
Chap.
Springs.
Chap. XIII Pleasant Country Slopping Places;
Carson's on he Catawba ; Harris's at Chimney rock;
sjherill's at Hickory Nut Gap; Penland's at Flat
Reckon Toe River, in Vancy ; Alexander's and A.
E- Baird s on the French Broad ; Alexander's on the
Swan.:anoa.
Ghap XIV The Western Counties ; Haywood,
laekson, Macon and Cherokee ; Pigeon River ; the
Nantihala ; Franklin; a winter Trip; Valley River;
Cherokee Indians.
Chad XV Productions of the West. Agricultural
and Mineral; Wild Flowers; Tree Growth; Wild
Animals and Reptiles,
Appexoix The Pilot Mountain ; Salem ; Piedmont
Springs of Stokes; Shocco Springs; Kittrell's Springs;
Letters of Dr Christy on Mountains of No Carolina
The work will contain four views of Mountain Scen
ery and a map of that section of country, showing all
Roads, Stage Lines, Stopping places; noted places,
etc It will be got up iu the best style of art, and
soiu at tu ce iis per copy v nen seui oy man, uu cis 1 . . . , 1,
tod :,k: ..;J,. :ii ariA,.a w t. Vnmnmv i ticed in that connection, that not only here,
iticuun niu'ug vtfjn-o, ni ..vv. v.. " - -. . -'j . j , . . , . , .
OUL in liillgiauu, wueie tinea nic au uiguij puzr
Inqnire into " character" would save us many
a bad legislator.
Dying for his Couxtky by Proxy. When
Col. L was a candidate for Congress in
Uiie of the North-weslern States, he was op
posed to a gentleman who had distinguished
himself in the war . ot 1812. Discovering, in
the course of the canvass, that his oiduuieiit's
; - J I A A.
Minister's Sons and Daughters. The sal- military reputation was operutii.g strongly to
aries of the clergy of the United States do not! his prejudice, he concluded to let ti e people
average five hundrad dollars a year, and yet as; know that he was not unknown to f.-ime as a
a class, they are the best educated, the most J soldier himself ; aud .accordingly, in his next
influential, the most active, refined, and eleva-j speech, he expatiated on his aehieverueiits in
ted of the nation. With less culture, with less! the tented field as follows :
mental power, there are men all over the land, jly competitor has told ymi of
who earn from one to twenty-five thousand doN he rendered the last War. L-t
lars a year. But look at the results, lafcmg
them as they come, the biographies of a hun
dred clergymen who had families show that,
of their sons, one hundred and ten became min
isters; and of the remainder of the sons, by far
the larger number rose to eminence as profes
sional men, merchants and scholars.
As to the daughters, their names, are merged
into others ; but there is a significant faet,
which we do not remember to have seen no
1 he services
me tell you
in that ineiil
of WVtr turn
to Vv. ily to
Raleigh, NO A liberal discount to those taking fc.
number of copies for sale or distribution
A number of advertisements of Hotels, Liv
ery Stables and Springs will be inserted upon fly
leaves, if forwarded immediately
53 Papers of the State will confer a favor by giv
ing this one or more insertions
Jan 7, 1859
offehs for sale
FRENCH
FORKS,
of all sizes. For sale low at
Oct. 2. -3ml W
AND
SPOONS,
the "Crockery Store.
N. TILL1NHGAST.
SPCIAL COURT.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1858.
His Honor Romulus M. Saunders. Jadge Presiding
XT is ordered bv the Court, that a special Term
JL this Court, be held ou the second Monday in Feb
ruary A v. 1859
GREEN AND BLACK TEA,
BURNING FLUID.
fully compiled epitome of intelligence trom England. ' Linseed Oil, White Lead,
Ireland, the continent ot Europe, and an parts ot tne i French Zinc Tanner's Oil
i. 1.1 la ir .-.in in .i .i -1- niimlipr Willi (.v ( rt Pi u fVrkTll '
of
Jurors, Witnesses, and suitors in Civil Cases are
hereby notified to attend.
Witness, John vV. Baker, Jr.. Clerk of our said
Court, at Cli-e, the seventh Monday alter the fourth
, Monday in September, A. D. 1858.
JOHN W. BAKER. Clerk.
Nov. 27. tc
Turpentine Still.
rrHE subscriher is desirous of buying a second-hand '
J TURP-NTINE iSTliiL.. f or iurtner niiorma-
ion address me at Gray's Creek. P. O., Cumberland -wttt TTr-trc. . , , , .,
tion a nira j Tllos W DEVANE TILL HEADS neatly printed, one, two, and three
Co ... N.C. 1UUS- w- X on a half gheet ruled for tbe purpo!5e, Give ua
, lec. 2o. j Qall at the CAROLINIAN OFFICE.
the leading articles of the British Journals on the
most interesting public topics of the day. . :-'. -r
AVith a view to increase the popular iuterest of th
" Scottish American Journal,'' nd to add to its val
ue as a family paper, arrangements have been made
for a series of attractive tales, founded chiefly on sub
jects connected with Scottish life. Tlif first of these
stories, entitled Cb ra Howard : a tale of the Cri
mean War," commences with the first immber of the
new volume. A considerable instalment of the si or v
will be riveu in every niiiiiber till it is completed,
and it will form interesting r ading for the winter
evenings alike for old and young. It will be follow
ed by a succession of other tales of equally popular
character.
TERMS OF SCB3 CRIPTI0X.
One copy one year, $2 50
Subscriptions (invariably in advance,) received at
the Carolinian. Office, where specimen copies can be
obtaiued ou application. Agents for North Carolina,
Deo. 4. MARTIN & PEARCE.
ed, and the possession of " gentle blood,' is a
passport to high places, it is very often refer
red to, as a matter of note, as indicating safety
and respectability His mother was the
daughter of a clergyman." We will venture
the opinion, that three-fourths of the great men
of this nation are not over two degrees re
moved from clergymens families, or from fami
lies strictly religious. When it can be said of
a man or woman that the father, or grandfath
er, was a clergyman, there is a feeling within
us of a certain elevation of character, a kind of
guarantee of respectability of blood, of parity
and integrity.
joble fiENTiHEXTS.-irconaemn no man tor
not thinking as von think, .i-tt every one en
joy the fall and free liberty of thinking for him-
seli JLet every man use Ins own judgment,
since every man must give an account of him
self to God. Abhor every approach, in any
kind of degree, to the spirit of persecution. If
Ton cannot reason or persuade a man into the
trnth never attemnt to force him iuto it. If
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !! ! love will not compel him, leave him to God,
GR4.IIAM, is now receiving, a fine Stock or tne .tnde of all. John Wesley
A woman made application to Justice Uan-
selman, in Cincinnati, on Wednesday,
Patent Axle Grease, Matches,
Eetosene Oil, Window Glass,
Yeast Powders, Fine Chewing Tobacco,
German Erasive Soap, Silver Gloss Starch,
Scotch Ale in Jugs. For Sale by
S. J. HINSDALE.
- Dec. 4, 1858. tf
READY MAO CLOTHING,
FALL & WINTER
OF THE LATEST STYLES
to suit the
for
a
He wonld solicit bis customers and friends to trive divorce, on the fffound that her husband was a
him a call, as be offers bis Clothing low for CASH confotinded fool. The magistrate informed her
Or ba reasonable terms to prompt paying enrtomerii ., . l. -lM ro.,c.. in
. ,,ofK rrm t r, 7 m n.tTrkVT . LULL I. II lljab HCIC IJCIU t.V W awuv.. ...
He may be found east jam on Market Square.
Oct. 9, . 3m
j law, half the married women f n the city wonld
be legally entitled to a matrimonial separation.
that I, too, acted an humble part
orable contest. When the tocsin
moned the chivalry cf the West
the defense ot the tiutiai.al honor, l; leilow
eitteens, animated by that patriotic Fj irit that
glows in every American bosom, lui td a sub
stitute for that war, and lle bores ihat man
now lie blanching on the banks cf the lLiisiu I
He was elected.
Tiie English Laiisuags.
From a report of one of. Hotu George Marsh's
lectures on the English hmguage, we take the
following interes'ing extract :
The number of good English words in use
by good writers could Hardly fall short of 100
000. But we knew these mainly as we kntw
Greek, as book-words, and not as the lai guage
of speech. Even if a man wp.k ub!e, on extra
ordinary occasions, to bring into use in a wordy
battla, half of thrtt nnuiber, he generuily con
tented himself with far fewer. Ench individ
ual used, in his daily life, a repertory of words",
to some extent peculiar to himself, one which
wonld furnish a key to his private history.
Few scholars used as many as 10.000 Eeglish
words ; ordinary people, 3.000. In H Shakes
peare there was not moretliMii 10,000 ; in ail
Milton, 8,000. Of the Egyptian hyeioglyphics
there are but 8.0U0 ; and it was'snid that the
vocabulary of the Itulhtu "opera ' scarcely
greater. One man would say " u thoughtful
heart another, "a grateful spirit," another
" imagination ;" one dew-rihes his friends of a
sanguii e tempeiaraent j another of a " hopeful
dispositi n ;" one man "began to build," an
other "commenced building ;" eueh ht:d his
own words, and SI tick to them A man of
controlled passion nsed plain word, while a
passionate man dsed many inteiisives. Looe
thinkers contented themselves with general ap
plications for large classes of ideas, while .logi
cal thinkers used more and more specific words.
The arts demanded mere new werds than any
thing else.