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tM ml It KJJIw; I .
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. MHy ! M4lur mt IM lUMM kilter, lk
r.Mh" ". MlMrvlM (r illl kMUndM
tar ! ! M( Mtl l Ilia nlata, M4 flW
Par tiwt Una, ar mm, lUrtni ht tkm
Fall and" Winter :- Goods. :!
WI ''rlr4 our Buck FALL and WIS
TUB 0(XII)H, vhieb tiabru klMal twrr
nnk lepi U . tASCX DRY COiJLia HTUKC, and
laviM tk puklit U ball 4 xmiMw wtk .
aMkiDy (Iwlr pvralnaM, a r datcrailnH la
. ,', NIK
aTajrcttevillo, fl C., 3aturd:7, NoTeaber 15, 1855.
', t , -
Whole No. 149,
NUOKK JtJUKdTHKK,
raw, .
lrL InMa-
Jtaaa nWi tail I a aaaW Mum
tkra Kfc. ' l
Fotaia aMnaka. ' .a'l, . . -i - ,
FrafesWaAla biuam(WaXt'ia na4,aari
at la afariia. . , -
A4vrtkMfa xti ataat aa a taaartUx fay wlik
twrarix ii.-j wut aaaaaiiawiiw hWt1a a4 aa'a a
r J C. P 0 E j
tuft til f asfj Iry JmJvI Dtfi, J K iU"
1 1 Uff, Mi If Hf Ildt CIoUtBt
FartiMW aitratiaa paid (a
taPU3 Vita OiX)DS aH TRIMMI51S.
fr R(re4, rf(lirllle, IV. c.
May Si, ll56. Ti-tf
Wa. II. ,
Taoa, W. AfftiaxMf.
. B. HnKiMt
SoaaaaT Bvu,
'' Hopkins, Hull & Co. ,
4 J WHOLESALE.' ...
DUX GOODS MERCHANTS,
(OfNwi Hinovar cHrca,)
F.Wryi 1154. "
'M. II. 1IAIG1I,
Attorney at Linv,
v FAT2 1 T2 VILLE, W. C.
t j; ornc oa old itser.
Jary,!W64. 1-1.
lift' tka ulraa-J. bata ikU r""J La
Y T.1v.rtipl,i, ua "ill prwW-a M Ua C-.i-t.
af th ,n.iihj raaiia af tan 8taa : CUaltMaa, Caw
barUaJ. UaHa, IUlt, aaj tha ajia.a Curt. ,
. t. H. tUrOHTON,
riltabaa)b, H, Jib' t. J-tf
" "Second; Stockv-
.- . U. R PEAHCE' ;
1 1 aa rfrMlTatTaaiaa, Ik'. II,
I Stack of , '
AatorK vbiek aT ba fvnad, Ibt latal a4 aaoal fkab
i.abla aljlaa af Lala' iraa OoJj, Cluaka, Man
Ullaa, a4 all atjrlaa 4 EarlI,
vAlaa OKf UOilbS a imr arUT,
hwh iriU ba aald CIIIAPat akalaaala arrul!..1ha
Ladiaa ara raapaatAUly tatittl U a f" ' .
' 0. r. 1 EAKCK.-"
Hajr Biraat, Faaatta.llla, Uoi. , 18M. 1 44-tf ' '
Commission Merchant : .
FiTETTEtlLLr, !f. -
lrml far ilTrrltti ITa i 1ttnn f?t! 4.-
Will attaad promptly to all kaaiawaa aetraabd la
kit aara, ,
(Vtnbar SI, lAM. I4t tr
til'
ft XOt 14 Till FALL.
STATIU & WILLIAMS.
' Art ao rncalrlaii Ibr'r i.
0can4 ilax k ! I nil A. Ulaler aal
. To a tick Ua call tla alhtotioaaf Martbanta atakv
jag tliair parrhaaea la Ula aiarkat -'
Uci.l, I8M. Hi tt.
! tal i
I nll Trnilc,-!.!.
TTvatrra Ball Racial ()CI-,
AH Iatllaavatf crt. apoa tba
Cap itnl Hturb of Ihia Coiapaay la aalk4 Car,
pajrabla a tha M dof DLTEMllEKa.i ; aaJ, alaa
niMilalr rialla r pr rt-nl , anlil tka lit
alar ml Jaamary, J(si, aaa Oaa wbata i M a ill ba
Jav - - - "
By ardar af tba BoArd nf Dirart. ra.
Jtll!t M. lUKR,
Traaa'r W. R. It. Co,
I, lt'ifl. IMi-l-ai'ytl",i;
JOHN A PEHSERTON
a rar MeaiTt
Oaa af tka ot daatraUa 8iaaba of ilk aad
raarr laul.alaaaralrWt kiaa.
aUraot all tha Bawan at Tlt mi
L.iuirjt DitM Goons,
Hath a I'la.a and avi d lwr Atioaa Pilka. RiabOav-
4 piaia ai a.
; -.: B.F. PARCE
19 3TOW OrilNO, Inrga .d deaiiab! Staak cf
' tii.i. wiiTcn a-j ruin
Plack tnj C"lrl lka, '
itugllab aad fiwwk Mria, -Itaia
and It Urea, fva baaaliftt attrrur,
1 Blk and I'atify Alai-nj ,
bluings an l UaMttoF ': i ' 1 '
t'ollara aal I'atmlmaif '.,. . -t
.n. .ml W a a Kkirta. ' ' "
Jawnai, NaliiMiu't, 8ia aad Ilald XJaaliua,-1
Froneb, KnflUk aad iaaariaaa Priula,
Clotbt aad Caaaiiaarva,
oalinrtla, dtaaaaad Tatada,' ' ' ' , ' '
I'laida, Unarra and KrraoTa, ' ' '
Caralmaaad Maflharo1 ftirtpat,
lUtarbad aad liraaa bhiiliur aa I EbtJa(l,
Wkita aad CUnrod fl.aaeU,
PillHaaa aayl TMkit, ' '
Uua Tabia CMba, Tawailaa a4 Kapblaa,
Pbaala, Cloaka aad Uantillaa, -
Kitra (aaliljr 4fltad BlaBbrta,
Ribbon, IU1U, (jioica, Uulaery, ava.
llala, Capo, BoaaHa, 1W, Kbaaa aal Fatmllaa (
" I'Bjaral aaata. at af
HraalT-an4r lalblat.
aad iw; Tartrty ia tba 1 A.Vktk UlloH USE.
b.b a HI la aoM at a aaaall adfaava lur 'AJ-H. w
aa ttaaa W paarlaal ta.Ua.ra, altbar at Uol.E
BAtEar KKT UL, AH ara rpaally laritnl K
gia aaa oail brfora parebaaiag ahra.
B. r. rtAtct.
flay St., rayaUatina, Buft. 1, IftM. ' ls-tf
I
GROCERIES.
J. A. SPEARS,
AT T OR N BY AT LA W.
AUvla tba C-jaHa af t'a!rlaJ, nrrM, Waka,
aa i Job. '
Addroaa, Tooawr, HaratU Co., 5. C.
UU-ly. : -
CUE1U C0JI!fiia. AD FUaWASDiXG
MEHHWT,
IfitMlllfftOH, C
JaaolJ, 18il.
DR. kTTbLACK, "
OFF1CB FBO.HT BU M . OT t B f
rLm aU lituJ a 1'n w 7
F.WaaxyT, 184fl. ; WMT
bra Batoa, etritd and lam Mila al'acia, haul
" mt t". b aa i Hratada klcriaaa, ll.ia, I taKl, aad
nco tij 4Tra)CMfLaiaai aaaaat atM-t-tUTL
aw ni.ra , a iarfTfc.-a ai a run. iwa.iM
Bilk Maotillaa, ( took, aa I Talauaa, Bay U, f Wl'a
floab bsmI TiUa ftkaala. A I ftvai ariaty a tba
latest atla ml
JUaSS TIUMMINGS;
FrvKb Eaim4naa. tlaaotna Laa Cuilara, atary
aolor mt t' U-4 1aity of KM lilain ami ,
'Ujt,i1U iW La.limaJ (imU. A f ry
- . baadawait partaraa-ll aaila 4 aaraala laa.
aak, ib utaair ta tail, aaaaa vary
kik iMaM Oil . M4o ykadca.
AU'I, rOR UtT aAB.
Blfck, Blaa, and IKir Bna4 CWtba, Clack aJ Faa
tj Caaaiaaara aad V oatin.. A wry largo (Kock af
' Ri: tov..q.4uc lotiiiio
Cfriea, aaaiaiatinx aa fuioaa
TA B(4 !', taaonaj,
i Ul la Hr,
60 AUakrd5a. ,
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i-I " 1.
1 ' Itcrrlnj. , .- .
t " (kar a Byrap,
9 Botra Ckaaa.'
T "' r iiaaijT I' I "
, 15 ' " A-Iaautiuoo t'"':Jr
Wl ladia rravofaa, aaaurlrd,
Ppia, ('!;, a l T.,
Kaap. Halfy, aad aa Lal,
Will kaop t'Aataally aa ki lUova, Lard. Batlr-,
4.. Aa. '
Tb abor aaaard anltla. aod.aU atbtra antaJ'y
k'(-l ia a Ocxwrt H(r. m'A ba 'kn-l coaaualir
ral, aad af carta tat Mk Mr Haw Irf preiaf t
payB cariMMK. B. P MudUbv.
Vhttj aocof iod by Hail &ckN.
B.pt. 13, 14, lAO-af ,
BianteK Kfrsejs, Kcalcrkjr Jrans,
K-vio:i Mri( and Urye lot
Vt aaSa by B. t.
.iia.
Tbaaboae Kt-wk a. fltuj a.tk froal aara a. j Ua. tIJ., arf ..'
rr(.ri an-l priaaa. avt liDU .fml alakola. , Umitrri 9t 11 a f 4 aa a
M fOUE..
'TIU WlSURJIiJ Aid) tFIECTS OF USTEMPKiV
lie followinf it the rnoat fr.iiihlo (Jelinf).
- i .1. j . ;r . .
oi'i.n cm ma niuienrw aaa euttcif oi mtem
peianc that whave Aver'teen h it fmrn
llio nrgumnnl d?anoel by ccrtJiln cKixcn
f Toru-gt) county, Ohio, in B aiouiariul v
I. '' Jwgialature on the subject t ,
"AJyet tu mrcl of yuin ia ouvmd
Mm!! It yeuchfi kljroed lo olberi, ianuitn
(Li' :'..iiiily. 8iiJ aucial cirrtW. ud aprfida
We' nnd sorrow all around. It out down
' n iu vigor, mad hood In initrrnpfh,
mnj .iKiu lit wenktM; ; It breaks tba) fn-
" 3jrBBBB.aHkAaaaLaULiOtlir.fX-
i u s natuml ailoPtion, tratrm fjohTir-
. - .!a. ,,( t'n ,i attaelimtint, b)'it
! !r". flirrn'i'i
! . . t ...grave, '.' '
. It prod ire ttat-e l neai, notifcng'b:ick
nt', not heart b; death, not lifo. It makes
wives wWowt, children orphans, fnihsrt
Rend, and all td lliem pauptrf and beggars.
It hnil fver, feedi rheumatiatus, nurss
j.Dyf, welconi epidemics, inviira cltolr-ra,
Hnparts testilcnce, and eoihraces coonump
lions. Jt cover the land with -idlejta
poverty, diaeate, and crime. .It falkiyoar
yvi$. supine oar aima-iMHjaea, ami ae
maniU your asylums. It engnndera confro
vt rates, J'len quarreln, end chcriabes riots.
It contemns law, spams order, and loves
mob. Jt crowds your penitentiaries aud
furnishes the- victims for your seaiTolds. It
is lbs life-blood of the g.inibfer, the slimenl
of the ooanterff irer, the pmp of the high-
waymtn, attd lite sujpor t of the midnight
iiicemlmrv. It countenances the lur, re
sets thetbief, and citeem'ths b!aplienier.
It VKlalraoN!gtion, rcreri'noe fraud, nd
honors infnrnr. It defames benevolence,
ImScs love, scoi a ii tue, end sl.ntdtTi iuoo-
renoe. u incites tlie l itUer to butcher ins
u(rjring, helps the hoabsnJ lo niaaaacre his
urtlo, aud aid the cluld to criud the parri
cidal axe. It burns tip man, eonaiunra wo
man, dcWi life, curves (I.kI, and despises
lieaven. II suImtis wttnesaes, nurse pt-
jury, rirliles the iury boi, and stains the lu
duial ennine. It lri(wf vote, d vioaiifiea
yoterv. eornipts elreiioiit, l'ut our liuti-
iuu.hu, . an-i ruaHT) mm vtr ""t;, f""fl"- j
It Ur;rirHi tte citixen, dcbises, Uie
tr, lihtiuur the itatennmn, end dia.vnu
the patriot. It (xini sliame, not honor ,
terror, not sxfrty ; dpair, not hope ; tuiae
ry, not baj-pliuas.. A$ now, as with the ma-tevo!-nee
of a fiend, it rln!y sjireys its
frightful desolation, nnd insAtiaie wilhbav..
or, H po.aooa feUcity, kilia peace, runi nior
a!, blij;lif roi.fi.lt nee, shys repulAlioo,aod
wipti out tiAtiunal h;iuor, then cursr the
wuiW ab4 l4U?i at its ruin, t
Starr. Tbrre ts do-fact more clearlv
. I Never Gossir. Ob, no, 1 never gossip I
I have I'liouuli to tlo to take care of my
business without talking about the affairs
of others, Mrs, Smith Why. there's Mrs.
Crocker, she deals in scandaf by the whole
Baie it does seem to me sir though that
women's tontrtie tnut be almost worn out
but no, there's no danger of tbnt. If ersry
body was like me there would'nt le much
trouble in the world. Oh, ho, I never gue
ip. ' Hut did you know that Mis Ulliott
hpdgota new silk drc, Irs, Smith f
J'oudid'otf well she hai its a ro tl bro
cade; I say it myself. , J (lossy its shame
ful for her to be so ektrpvacaut ; I mean to
rift1 rMKVl-'lAlilL mind, Mrs. Smith
Vou believe her Uihmo... It;ft ' h-r k)i,)(r lirui- We s
at tt
pnbtia
toll, on tary aeo0daliB( Unai Ta '
(oaraliy ara rrapattfalty iavilvd to rail an I
f IMwaalaoa. ,
3. A. PEMBKRTO.
8pt. J), IBM.
.EvrLi:ii..v
ititf
Fumkliinr EsliiblUinicnl. '
ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
riTTinonuiu, x. c.
. Will attal lb Coanty aa.1 npru irnru si
Chat! am, Moor, and Haraalt toanUea
Jaly 1.
ale by
K f. MBK,
ri'llE aadrlgail at oa racotriag, dirort fiota Sim
-I., i i,i t- Swc, rf CloHliiMf
a fajriatahisis aaod4'."" ' ' ' 1 .
IJa'W4 laara aauaaat pataa ia tka aottloa af kla V
uwii, tit n ,mra aiuaavii anal i mb am aaavpat
(rwab)y w:'ih aa lo tba aurkrl.
ItaatoR Ml l a ilk a attcrmiaatioa ta Mil Cm. I,
opuQ raM.oat.la taraa. to proaapt pa;faxMd Caft aO.
ho ri etii that la rxparnaco i.r u, pa.l JtMU-
et-'th!Uis. ia the pliyaioloy of man, than
thiit the l.ram eipen.J its enrriet and it
self durtng the hi-ur of wskefulnmt, ami
that Iheae are reruV'ra'ive during aieep
tht- rrrfru.i.n d.ir not njual the cjnl
itnrea, the train withers ; this ia iinamtv.
lliu II w. that ni Civriy i,ulih hiatory
70- tf
JOHN WINSLOW
Attorney nt Law.
0j o tt SJth U .f if mlr-A, OJ-JIO-
tikOtt F i.i'UfHti li
FA V ETT It T ILL V., ..
February, lab. - - 7,J
"5. h, sanFford,
ATTUftXEY AD COLVSELUJR
0B at Dr. Hall a New Buil.ling, on Bw Rlrl.
Sept. 1835, . '-I ' ' : noiT
A. M. Campbell,
Auctioneer and Commitiion Merchant,
GILLESriE STUHKT,
, FayetteTllle, N. C.
Fa.'y 10, 154. r
e-T
1 Charles Banks, ,
c o .1 r E C 1 1 O Jl JE II, ,
WHOCKSAL.E ASD EBtAlL DEAJ.KB 1.1
ForrijH Vin's, Nut, , C!$trt, Tolim, Stuf,
OHEE5T BTBKET,
.'f'ti.. 1 FlyeUevillB, ft, 0. , .
,.aouary l'fl.S4..-ii :"' '
C.
- SMCTHOMAS.. ..
piALEB IS
ANCY STAPLE DILY GOODS,
r BKADf-IDli ULOTIHW, f
Hat, Cp, Bobaat; Buobj and fiboea, Sbaetiag4,
' Cottoa rma,'raey, Blankets, se.", Ae.
poaia Mass bt and OntMrn St.; Fayette4!le,Tt.
X Sa BMIKS, ;
- COailiSSlOX AD' rORWARDRG
; ' MERCHANT;
WlLWIiTO, Wortl. Carollaiau
-Jan. ',J8i. .. ' 104-ly
Sa btia ia aaortiba, tiiat-all Goeda auMPT bin. ai.l
ite tetire aatUrarUa aa to atyla aa I price.-
ili biwk ewMiata ia part mt tba fi(to:B( Owl",
- '
tluth, Baor, Tod aa4 CaMimere Coata,
do ""da da do mfrr do,
Krrry rarir ty af atjla af Mt aa4 Panla.
iloaiery , (jlete, Kbirto ( Liu. a aad kianao,
ItuoU, eaaea, Uata an I Cnpa.
Ail af a linh ba bopc to b able o mli at aa nr'.j a
day at paiblf.
All peraoaa aba aaa aaa tut parvbaaa prvlM ti
Jaly taM, ar rarnrtty rtUitd ta pay ap, and keep
aptbtir aad aiy tuo bhbis.
yAWEB McrilEItftOt
Hay itraet, nppaait-B. tilover'a
flej.t. 22, ia."6. llJ:8ia..
TOl'I P rot'ira bis tbinka to lb
pablia f.jr Ik liboraj patroaag
ba ba raeair ad, aad kopaa; by paaetaait
li in baainaaa. fiir a eoulinnatioo af tba I
lis baa commenced bntiaeae oa bit oft . raponalbtl
fly, b tba Huuth ai.le of Peraoa alreat, tao door bo
le tin tap Fear C mk and ttime dner alare bia
old atrind, where be would be gU'i to all bi old
frit ad. Ha expetU to keep an kaad a good rort
aent of Ba-idlea, HriJlaa, Vibifia, and tery tbias, in
bi. I'm of boaioeae. ". -.
S; B. He wilt attend to repairing of 6adP, Bar
beu, b,, and bi' eiiargea ebali b BiO'letato.
ttepUmber 4, . , laMia
Carol inlan opy,
GOOD LANDS FOR SALE-
Ai I lo abrta Vla.1. aak to il lay Farm as
ik Cap Ftar Ri'rt. aa Sk Ui aUta ef l'p tVar
a aula ar toe Ulea P.klUb Wk, anataiaiuf aee
04 to 1 00 Aere cf y Sa Kier Ua le. ta IM
Faraa Urrt ( a f 4d aeeaar l, aad bmbkaft af all
kiU U Iiie ia, A.
A a,y Saw Mill RxU.k, (1st U. 51c
y.-..t a ) , .
"' 1 1 IH I I ' A i an j t..if ;
Ur. . II. !. aiii aka TTTTr-riiata aa.1 M;l
, r. , -. ajen. t Ih Kucl.l .11 Dili inn
wrm. tiM. jijji, i . ' h ... ,.
, lii-tf J vu wins n
W"'!, I r'rin't rira if h did :whv, ftVonlf
va u.l, ...- i.e atatuotlu.icia. anU in,
to see her dah out in this style, it's a burn
ing sltaiue. I suppose she thinks she's go
ing (o oatub young lawyer Stanhope, but I
gtieta she II had herself mistaken ; he s got
more sense than to he caught by bor, if she
has got a brocade silk dress. "
And there's tbe upstart dressmaker, Kate
Mauley, setting Iter cap for the doctor's sod ;
the Imiiertiiience of skills people iswrfecl-
ly ss toni-hiiig. I don't think site's any bet
tsvian .lie uuht to be ; for my own part,
1 never did I ke licr iiillJ, soft look, when
any one s around i my word, for it, abe can
hxik cross enouglt when there ain't j then
ahe says she's only seventeen I Goodness
knows she's as old a my Arvbella Lucre
tia, and sIm's well, I won't any how old,
but she's mor'n seventeen, and I ain't asham
ed to say so, either ; but I Kues Dr. May's
son will have more discretion than to tliiuk
of marrying her. . , .'
Some folks call her handsome 1 Well, 1
d.m'l.. She ain't hall so grxxl looking a
my daughter Jane. Then the way she does
up her Lsir in su;L fly-away curl; and if
you brlict it, Mrs. .Smiih, site actually had
the iuipulnce to to tel! me that he couldn't
make bnr hair trilit ai my Mrja Jane's.
Imiiertineuce? if she'd Ut curling paper
aivl curiiua irons ikw, I a riMt out wnai
her h:ur would be as su-aiht as anybody's.
Hut what do you think of the minister's
wife. Mrs. Smith f Vu like her. Well,
iH'aa--.4ieIIit a very peculiar
Mate. N hy abe s pnuJ as. LiifiOT , raaaa
married a wlnse. week and hasn't been to
see me ypt Yon presume she han't had
lime ! 1 oWt see wtva't the-tuuiister want
ed to ro out of town to get a wife fir, say
way ; and thn, a'jove alt tump, to pet that
hula irirliJi lookini (.in, Whv duin't he
take one of, tbe parisbossrst There's my
Arabella Lucrctia foo'J h' m'ie aUio a
better wife-thao he's got now. Tben W
jest abrot th rTg1J tre fr him. MheV two
... ii.. . .i. . . i i i.... i
jcai wiuri unn tim irititiaii . a mivuiu
think it wa a p i y if I dxiu'l kn w rny own
daughter's age, Mrs. JSinitb ! If aom Atks
.ul 1 uiiii t their own btirines i.ke I Ji, I'd
thank them W'ttierly fiiea;ie.
; . : . FALLPIX)WING
The advantages of Fall Plowing may be
enumerated as follows ; ,
- I. In autumn, the team having become ,
inured to work through the summer, is more ;
vigorous and better prepared for labor than
j lo the Spring, arid oilier farm work is lest ,
pressing in us demands upon the time and i
attention than in that biisUins period. Let
all the plowing be done which i possible ia J
the Full, and still the Spring work would ,
give abundant employment to the farmer
and his teams, irk drawing manure, cross
plowing cultivating, harrowing, tc n .
2. In the Fall, low, moiat Jsiuls are, en-
erully in better' condition for plowing ibar '
y gf.ueraiIy,ortUis,i-
tnnolliope fJi iu f f
The F(vri-R,TALiT.ix Cot sr. Wht u
roar aame f My name i NVral a lbs liraiu
pian k.iU. Wkfri did V'O coat from f I rsuie
pris .n who were condemned lo dealli. by "" tt bsppy tand b-re rare is onkatian
beitta prevented from sleeping, always died j Where aw joa Miring oua t I dreamt I dwrlt
tM. . IV4.
An Entire ,cw Slock!
W
Tka Mbarriliar raapertfa'lr Inf.ra-.t tb (i.!.!, lb at
be ka rreci.oJ kta bTlN K UF WOl'A. aad avoid
reqaeat Uwatt in Wnt af
FAttYCO'll, IJOOT5 nual BIIOr,
. Hale, Trnuki, llartttt are, AVr
To fit kite a call, a lie ran tll R"xl ae L''W AS
AM OXK, aavl aarrenU tbem lo )tit aalufaetiaa
L. JHAlT.
: eiUrapJe St., sear tba M irbet,.
I'ayeUeiril't i. (
October 1, !:.0. I t U
raving fii-miar ; lliii it la, alau, that tliott
who me Stan nd to death becutue insaue ;
brail ia n.t nMiriled and they cannot
re three
. Diaeolutlon mt CcvisatriNcrahlp.
Tli fii-ia heretofore eziatiag between Balbwis A
Roaiyaax, ia tliix day dUiiltJ by naotual eosaeat.
Thnoe baring opea aceuimla aitb mart eoin for
ward and aetue without aeisv, or utey win nan looir
aecnnnU in tb band of an 'linear. '
Lltue's-Mill. Hfpt. 20. IBM, 112 tf .
Notice. '
BY rirtv of an rdr, aada by bis Honor John M.
llitk, preiiidiHg; Judge at the preient tern of ear
Superior C rt of Law, 1 hereby ia public nqtie
that a ."peel Term of aaid Court will be krld for tha
County of Moore, at th oort Houa ia Carthage,
on Ui Fourth Monday in November Mt, which will i
l,e tl.e 2-lth day of the month when ana w sere an
Buiavra am. wiiurvm in . , ii p. . . .i.
to attend by 10 o'olock byTha forenoon of that day,
' H itnesa, Geo. S. Cole, Clerk of aid Court, at office,
tba Monday before tba last Monday In Autit, A - P.
IBM. CKO. 8. COLK, C. 8. C.
Bept. 24, 185C. 142-to
Ati EXCY OF XO ItTIX " CA KOLLX A
Mutual Insurance Company.
riMIK obcrit,er bating bera annotated Agent for
tbe alwre C oir pnn. will I 4vaed toUk tUek
in (hi placand virisutw
Ja'iy , 1P5.
ca.' ae mol reaaonable lorata.
At'U. W, BTtEL
DAVID ptDUFFIE,
BjBtCK WAVBOIf AUD PtAITEBEB,
, . FATBTTEVILLB, Jt. C,
- Beapeetfally tetdera bi sareieaa to paraoaa la tbidand
and tha'aJjoiniBj; aosntie' wishinj work dona ra hi
us- - i
ly 19, 154, r.
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COOK rJ01L'SOXr?
IMPORTERS AND DgALtRS IN
English, German, and American 'Hard-'
.-t- -7- ware and Ctjilcrj,
saaary JO, lty-ff '; , ,
NEW GOODS'.
r. n. f iRixii
jaat reeeirinr a very bvrr Block, of DRV
(; avals. Cirorerla. Wines, rianara.
reel from New i oi k, which will b wldat rerr mod
erate prieea for cub, orexebaap for any kind of f rv-
aooa.
A call from eld frienda ani tb anbll iteaarally
4eiril. a uy Black I aa large and varied that it will , ap land ar aeaejly tuaberad with piaea, aad b with.
ilirec
fllOSI'ECTI H
or ra
Weekly Express.. -
Th Subttriber would rci-pfotfolly intorm th pob
li that ba will, In a fnw day, eommetki puttUhinj;
in th Town of Nw-Hrn, a ViVekly Ncwepapee of
th abort title, devoted to th interval and prorfierl.
ty of rw-Uerue ; and of tlion aectione of our State,
which are iuterealod in th welfare and advancement
of that Town. . 1 '
It will b th objact of tb Eiprea to allmutat a
piril of enterprieev Itf "etaopaing Improvement, and
tli development tf tlie resource of t1i part of North
Carolina. Coiamerotal auterprit will flitd In it aa an
ergetio advocate, which wilt vr ba exerted to build
op and ettabtiah Nw-Bero a a great trading art,
to which toe product of the rich Wast will loua tad
eay aocea. .
Tha latest new will always b foand la it column : !
snd n offwt will be pored to iak th Ex pre th
Iromng juoraai cr ixorui Carolina. '
In politic, It will be eeneervativ, vr avoiding
extreme, and ever eheriabuigeoiiiusrnuv principle.
It will ardently advocate the claim, or Millard Fill,
more to the Preaideaoy of tli Vnitod Statea, as being
th only enaitidat for that offioa, who ha th Irmnaaa
and patribUrm lo chark th wild fnoatioina which
now threatening tb Mobility of our govemmcnt.
It is th design ef tbe Editor to wiaka thS Eprs
a neat paper, which will Ully supply th bmi nee
man and (be family circle with an amount and aaallly
or reading natter, wincb will rully noinpenaate iorth
smull ootlay repaired to obtain It. ,
Tsaa: $2 per annnm, mlwait ia tihttut. -.
C. O. PAVEfiHlRT, i !
- Emroa axo PanraisToa.
, Kew-Berae, V. Cepembar 10, 18o.
st, who do irwaj
braiii w.rk, reouire m.rt !eep.
2. Tlut time "saved" frtm necesry
klrep i iufall.bly d.-structivc to miud, body
and et -it". .
3. (live ymirsself, your chiblre n, your cr
vant give ll who vte under you ihefid-
li st anxHint of aler p they ill take, by com
pclliii? lliem to to bed at some regular
r.'irly bt'or, and to rie in the morning the
moment tbey nwnke of tlieroiclve, and
Tvuhi'n a furiniKlii. nalure, witli bUio4 the
regularity of the risiii un', win unloose tbe
bonds of sleep, the moment enough repoe
has I ren secured lor. the wants of tbe svs
lenul Tbi is -tbe -afr and sullicieut rule;
and, as tulhe rjueirtMm, how much sleep an v
one requires, each must bp a rule for him
self: great nature will never, foil to write it
to the observer tinder the regulations just
giveu. voaravtt uf XLaim,
a Marbb ball. hem are yirt frae I tar
o'rr bill aad dale. What is yoor ocoupstion ?
I played uu a harp of a thotseaii j itringa. Ar
yoa married ? " Lmo tioi .as. IVlIy pot tk
k fls ra Wtifffl .i" ymi married f Twa
teeiv u'ekick oae starlight,' nub). 'llnll i.
yKl 1
A riiTUSB op Mostxiw. Tliero is nothing
in the world (snya Air. Kussell, the Irftidon
Times' coiTesiwMidetit,) like Moscow, but it-
self. Perhaps some of those vast Chinese
cities in the interior of tbe Flowery King-
domof lkOscT extent and population one
hears iih wondrous stories, may resemble
the-foiit)ous melroK)li,T hicb, with mi
raculous patience, tierseverotice nnd celeri
ty, the Kii,inns have erected In less than
half a century on the ruins and amid the
aahes of their ancient capital.' When, the
reniBlr. How manv eliiidrea bare
Them 1U1 aad Hell and Kate, and
W bat is yoar wife naure t U ae, 1 sever men.
tiuo ber. Iid your wife oppxae your Ituvis? ?
p'ha wept not, when parted. I a bt eondi
tum did you bsave ber? A roe trtre In full
Iwariiip year fisutiiy well pruriid for f A
little farm veil tilled. I 'id your wife drirs you
v9F O, sublim orss the iniinj:. What did
jour wife sxy to yoo that induced j"u 1 1 te f
Coiue. mt in this boaotai - Was yur aifo -'gogd
iwkinn ? ilia wa all my fancy painted ber.
Iii J yi,ur wife treat you .Utdly f -Oil in the stillv
tiiirht. When you aunauncet) your intciiliun yf
Lenviiiialifig hal did .yoac .aifa. -aj ZQ' Aiaz,
what can the nutter U- And what did you re'
pi r f Sweet Killy (..'kwTj don't bother, uie so.
'M here did yju l4 her T Ws" fact 'twas
in a tfrowd. - What did she say to you when jiiu
w-ers ia h set of-leaving r do forget we.
Io yoo hive her still f The minstrels return
ed from the war. What are jour poanevioiis ?
Old DuirTrsy. Wbatdo yoo propoea to do with
biraf KendhiwtotheothurgitMdf JorJon. How
do yon propi. to mak a living? Pull off my cojt
snd roll up my sleeves. The Judjje oould'nt
stand any uiore atid accordingly scut.biui oip for
three month. .
Land for Sala
1600 to laOOTe a Par mine; Dd Tar
blackened and shattered walls of the Krem
lin, a few stone houses and the . shells of
desecrated churches were all that was. left
of Moscow, tho pttpului will, guided bv the
Czar and nobility, resolved that a fairer and
nobler city should spring np in the midst of
tho waste, on the idcnticul spot where
tioteon iinagincd he had struck Russia to the
leart. And thus, with ioltier spires and
ampler cupulas, in larger pyopoiiious and
more profuse elaborations, churches, pal
aces, royal and princely mansions this mi
raculous capital, the centre of the Russian's
faith, of his history, again stood on the plain
of Mosk'a. Following their instinct and
liheiritational characteristicslthey scarcely
sought to improve on tho wnyj or their an
cestors, nnd the forms and directions of the
old Mtreets were preserved almost intact
so that the tortuous Tartar thoroughfares
are still visible in their type in the best
quarters of the new city. All the eccen
tricities ofliyzantine architecture are here
pristine i.a;nu in iiamen i.ounty, and known a i developed and varied with traditionary skill.
ai.""'-"Jli The wild Tartars, wlio could notTH,rnetu.
t i iva a lauoa mm a.u niver, , mere js aame aeraa r , . e , . , ,
la of tbabeat quality of low trouiui on tb River. Thai a.e tbeurfaitb, have giveit, at least to the
Ovr.awosKtio,TiiB 1saii. -An intelligent
writer in one of our lame eiTlca iefves a note
of warning which many in the present ex
citement and rush for country would do
weft to beed. In one of our iunatic assy
luins,'-' he says, " there arc now several gen-
tlemen, all of whom were a year ago in full
health and active business, and in each of
these cases mental aberration is traceable
directly to overworking the brain. They
are men of wealth and sociul eminence,
and untif their sad affliction,'-vYcro. tlistin-
guinlied for usefulness in the church and
the community. Hut to these, we must add
perhaps thousands of canes in w hich pre
mature old agn or premature ill health nnd
mental imbecility have arisen from similar
causes." -
Choice or a Wife. A young man, re
sotvetl1 to wed, asked the philosopher Aris
tippus, what, kind of a woman ho should
choose for a wife. "Indeed, I cannot ad
vise you," said the cynic, " if she is beauti
ful she will deceive vou--if she is ill-favor
ed, sh3 will disgust you' if she is poor, she
will ruin you and. if she is rich, she will
domineer over you. ' Indeed my young
friend, you must be your own counsellor in-j date 1759.
this matter."
atbiom fail to (is eaUefeetioa
v. n. PASTES
BepfcM, jess.
Bay Street, i'syetterUI, S. 0.
ia tlx Mil ef th Fayettevill and Weaiera Railroad
A bargain may ba baa tor aaeb, or andoraed nitee
Beak. T. 8. U'TTKRLOK.
FyttTUl, 8pt. 20, 146-a .
chttreb of Kussin, some outward and visible
i signs of their religion, and the Mosque and
I the Greek chapel are here present, as it
were, in perpetual silent conflict.
reuson, lowjwuai
at ar!!!.-' oriiiw cannoi none lut &U? '
better state very early be it year, and if,
plowed as Uiey should be, wet lands will
suffer very little from water through tho ,
winter.
3. SthT, heavy soils, plowej in autumn,
undergo, by the action of Water and fiost av
oiore thorough disintegration clays are
pulverized and crumbled, and heavy loorns
and hard pan lands are acted upon ia like
manner aad with like benefit.
4. Heavy coarse awards, full of rank
wrerf and ifraitses. ean be better subdued
by plowing iu tbe fall ti. ir roots are more
apt to die out, and far leas liable lo sprout
again than when plowed in tbe spring,
The turf is better prepared, by its mora ad
vanced state of decay, tor. the use of the 1
crojs which may be aowu or planted upon
it.
3. Fall plow ing disturbs the " winter ar
rangcmenis" of numerous worms nnd in
sects, and must destroy a large number of
these pests, and also their eggs and larra.
This is a minor advantage, Lot woe worthy
of consideration, especially on lauds idlest
ed with tha wire-worm.
' The principle objection to fall plowing
are these :
1. Tbe loas of that freh friable condition
readily permeable to air and moisture, and -the
consolidation of tbe soil by long expo
'tine to changing and stormy weather.
This, on suit of a light character, is a very
serious ol.j.-ction to plow in ia autumn.
aslsaJlr. of vegetable matter and the
gaises lo the saiuti uHe iu,J-,?ae amaieej
is attotber disadvantage. Tbe Utter is but
a stuaM loaa, if tlie work is done late, in tlie .
('.ill, but often, on hill sides, a large part of
the soluble and d mating organic matter is
waali'.wl sway by the LsaV'y raios of winter
and early spring time. Tue soil is also con
aoliilaied by the same influences. Heavy
swards iliu situated would sustain less in
jarv Uian bit t.vanls or stubble lands.
i he advantages atnd dmadvantacea of
this practice may be appropriately follow
ed by i-ricf dirtclious or perforuung the
work. - -
1. IH it ii the bet manner.
3. Throw up low Lands in narrow beds
and cut cro furrow and drains sutficient
to carry otf at ouce all surface water. This
will obviate one great ob-cction to fall plow-
3. Plo w deep and narrow furrows suclt
will be! secure the action uf the ameliorat
ing inrlueoe-es of frost upon the soil. A
rugh broken surface islatiter than n smooth
one for this purjtuae - H aro Aeae 1 crier.
m Kaos. A
correvjHutd'snt of the Augsburg Aligeinet
Ai il iMiC writes :
"III the street of Iirti-) niav lax aeen.
iTroin time to time, au old. poorly diul man.
i:li luow-tshite hair, a fine, expreivo
face, and beautiful, intelligent .eye. His
black dress-coat is threadbare, aud his cap
so we.ither-tained thut it would be impos
s.ble to tell the color of tin? cloth of which
it ii made. His foi Ui is bout with gout, and .
yet he always walk very briakly, cane ia
!mruLJ&!iH-(iriies he Las a loaf of bread
under h; .'inn, a liottle of 1 er, or a little
T)ultiFon"a "caG I'
pas him, I bow.' to Lint, though personally
I do 'not know him. The man lives in a
'miserable garret in the "rue do Marais,'
where there is no tiro iu the winter ; a poor
lied, a few chairs, au old secretary, books
and ruanus'.-ripts, comprise his furniture.-
This man is Jiuchiin Lele well, now 70
years of age, tho most celebrated Polish
writer of modern times, who, during the
PolishxcyoIutioH, was Minister- of Public
ffistfuffrou. and since 1S3 has lived at
Urusselsv-JIe refuses -aH sympalhyr fromi
friends 'as -well as 'admirer, but lives in
sclf-ihiiiosed poverty, from the scanty in
come derived from his literary labors. A
Professorship of History, which the Belgian
Government, aud afterward the L'nivcrsiiy,
had'ollcred him, he refused to acoept. An
old lady of noble birth died recently, w ho
esteemed the learned .'Polish .refugee so
highly that, though not knowing biin per
sonally, she left him a legacy of six hund
red francs a year. I don't kuow whether
he h'Us accepted it."
ItfTEaesTisfl Decision.--' -On a recent trial
for inurder.in Watson county, Missouri, a
lad who was instigated to lire the gun which
caused the death of the victim, by liis futh
ther, was .acquitted, aud the father ond an
adult accomplice convicted of . murder in
the second degree, and sentenced to t en
years imprisonment in tbe penitentiary.
Ci'Rio.irrr. Mr. E. II. Han has shown us
two cjius of the value of a dollar each, which be
picked up on tbe site oi the i'ulaos ot Gov. Try
on in thi town. On of tho eoin is aa Ameri
can dollar of date 17!Ml with fifteau stars and the
word "LI BERT V'-surrouudiiig the head of
so Indion. Tbe other is a French coia. beariDg
A little eirl, dauebteeof Mr. and Mrs. Era
steio, of Columbia, (Sooth Carolina,) was lately '
strangled bi death by the rnp pr a swtn becom
ing entangled around bor teclt.
A bmrr Aai. Tba art r making larg loam with
0i taker.
Tbess are very nrucb worn.-..Yric&eTa js, j; -
A Fact. Corpulent persons desiring to Josy
aan their circumfiueace thould arolr to soma "
tor. . . ; ; . .
A eorraspoBdent want to know it a Jok is n4
acytbisg aft It ia ' erackaJ. ; ' -
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