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JlfMf VOL I NO. 41. wADESBonouGir, k a; thujisdayjune 2.3; 10. my semes. rURLlSIlED WEEKLr , Br FE JTO.K fc DABLKV. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Slngl copiei, Two Dolmb per year, iawUMy l advauo. To Clubs of Ten nd upwards, it will be furnished at Oxb Dollar au a Half per copy. No lubscrlptl.ou received fur less than lix mouths. ' HATES OF ADVERTISING. 0X1 (qUABB, TCI LISHS Ok IBS BBBVIBB. Out insertion 70s. Three Insertions.... ..$ 6" Two months, or nine insertion 8 "0 " Tlireo months, or thirteen Insertion 4 00 Mix ingn'h 8 00 One year 8 00 Advertisers must state the numtier of tiroes they Wish their advertisement inserted ; otherwise they will be continued till furbidden, nd charged aceord- iug to the above. Agreements will bs nude with yearly advertisers on liberal and advantageous terms. Preaisional and Buins Cards, not eiceedinr, live linei bresier in length, will be inserted for $4 a year; if exceeding ire linen will bs charged Hit anuie as situer advertisements. OhUsnry notice free when Bit exceeding twenty lines; all abov.1 twenty liues at advertisement rates. IIOl'KIX. IllXI, &. ATKI.VSOX, 1MPOBTF.B8 AND WnoLKHALE DEUEBS H FOREIGN A.D DOMESTIC DEI GOODS, No. 258 Baltimohb Brnir.T, (onutrra Biaovs mart,) HAKIL B. lli'PKIXi BALTIMORE. IUIIII BILL, TH. W. 87-tf IMPORTERS . Portion and Itomculte Ury Good, YVho'esale and Retail, BilKL ITIltlT, OKI DOOB mux BIXO, CHARLESTON, S. C. B. l. . 3--'y . i ASHE K IliKGKAVi:, rITTOn.VK'S .IT Pnetlee In rai tnershiD in the county of Anson, et It. Ilurgravo ueiug uum; cum,..-.. .) They will atUnd to the collection of all claims en trutei t theminAnonand the surrnundingcounties. T. S. Asbe atteu la the Courts of Richmond, Mont gomery. SUuly, Cabarras, Union and Anson.' J. It. Hrgrate those of Montgomery, Stan'y and Anton. 7 toT Office at Wadesfcoro'. THOMAS 8. ASHE.'' J- R- JIARGRAVE. 13-tf ' LLT4XS Sl TIIONPfiot, WASHINGTON, D.C., Dralrn ia Coark. Cabinet mi Cphulitrry Uardwarr, Bur Iron and Mrrl. fej- A ComfU't Aitortmrnt cj Ill'llS, JU.'0fCf-'S rtlJ.Of:, SJlAtTS, Je, ,Jf. .lL'tf it. i. kpno., H atch and Clock ttpatrtr, ASSOSVILLB, B. C. .-'- Jewelry.? 4 neatly and uttntlally rj i. " t I ..II .A.t. w.rrniArl "rJ .'V tweWe month". 11 1IUWAUI) ASSOCIATION, imiii.aii:mmiIA. . ...... ..ll ..L..I I.. C'..."..7 ' i lUnrnilenl .jnuiivmm, r.mioii'""' "y LmJovmrnt, for the 1M ir o(!i7 ,ST' Vitlicwl, 'Afflirtnl trilh Yiruh-nt ami Epidemic Diwinn. . . . fllHE HOWARD ASHOriATION,' IN VIEW OF - I the awful destruction of human life caused by (Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunote victims of turh diseases by tfuncks, several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, at a f'H AKIT AUI.K ACT worthy of their name, to open a Pispenst ry for the treatment of this class of disease, in all their forma, and to give MEDICAL ADVICK GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (ago, occupation, habits nf life, te., and in enso of extreme poverty, to FCRSISII MEDICINES FRKEOF C HARGE. It is needless to -add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the 3ot approved modern treatment. . Tbe Directors of the Association, In their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, ex press the highest satisfaction with She sucoesa which has attended th labors of their Surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys and itlmlder, kc, and order continuance of the same plan for the ensuing year. The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured. tk.t thole labors in this sphere of benevolent effort bar been of great benefit to the afflicted,, especially to the yonng, and they have resolved to devote them se:es, with renewed lenl, Id this very important and nach despised cause. An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Sem inal Weakness, tbe vice of Onanism, Masturbation, or Self-Abuse, nnd other diseases of the Sexual organs, i. ii.. r-on.iiWm.? Huro-enn. will be sent by mail (in a Waled helope), FREE OF CHARGE, -on receipt f TWO oTAMI 3 Tor postage, uincr neporu mm Tracts on the nature and treatment of Sexual disea-es, ft-., ... nnainnilv hetnff nublished for Brrnttu- """'-.. V ... ' - . .i:...i . toua distribution, anu win no sent io iii.iiiivre.. Soma of the new remedies and methods of treatment ' ovcred during tbe last year aro nf great value. Pk.. A, Report or treatment, DR. J. SKILLIN Address, ... 8uieon, Howard Associntion, flO-VOHTON, acting "Kiliclpliin, Pa. Jvo. Z poaui mum om"-i, - By r4er the Directors. ...... EZRA E. HEARTWELL, sident. .... S8-I, Oio. FAiacnitn, Secretary. It's-No Hoax, mttE CNDERSIONED WISIUNO TO CHANOE HIS 1 residence, offcra bis PLANTATION for snle ea term that will be an object to any on wih-Wjf ing ta pniThase. He deems B description nnne asary, a person will doubtless exonilne for tbem selvw; but will only add that it is well furnished with COMFOKTAULE AND CONVENIENT BtlLDlNOS. tn addition to tbe natural fertility of the soil, there aro abuudant reasons to beliove It oontains rich min eral ddposits; It Join tbe-lands of 8. V- Simons, on wh'ch rich specimens of Litx have been discovered, yielding mor than seventy-eight percent, of pure Hra on a careful analysis. It is situated within fonr miles - of Wadesboro', and les than one mile of the Wilming ton. Cbarlott and llutherford Uailroad, when oora plVted. Fir hundred to a thousand aerea may be Lad, as may best suit the purchaser. s - Also, hi. LOT and HOUSE in W'adcsboro' knowi as th Drug Store of the late firm of June Ashe. ' -If th above property is not disposed of privately, h, th. 15th of Novemb.r nexl I H will be offered at pnblio auction. WALTER 0. JONES- Wadesboro' March 10, 1869-20-tt. . BARGAINS 1T BlGGIISiND . CARRIAGES. fTIHB SUBSCRIBER HAS SEVERAL FINE NEW T BUGO IBS .Bd TWO FINE F AMIL? mqp avnnvn uiNrt WORK tht he is rnxlon. to "U. "BARGAINS MAY BE HAD ! Thi. work I. nop. of that.orry kind which flood. i this coun try. - I 8,(ktfjf MlTH- If tntcd, mtTFITV ABLE BODIED IIAM -TjWBTk on Wxon Ingram', cntract on th. W.l Jngton, fibvMf .nd Ktb.rfoW lUllrwd.. Th. . ' VV -til Ka ni d. AroW t O BtKMIBaBBM .annw fw r'-ir "rA ivniiir f.llM,ill. NEW GOODS FOB TUB MILLION, S. S. AKiOLD'S CHEAP CASU AXD CREDIT STORE, . WHERE CAN BE FOUND THE LARGEST and BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT of SPRING AND 8UMHER GOODS, I 'hare ever offered in this market, consisting of ALMOST EVERT ARTICLE TO BE FOUND IN A GENERAL STOCK, AND MANY ARTICLES NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER 8TORE IN THE COUNTY. Purchaser winding to buy good articles, at LOW PRICES, will please give me a call. 8. 8. ARXOXD. TVdcsboro March 81, 1859-20-tf Tl GOODS. I AM NOW RECEITIXO THE LARGEST STOCK STAPLE :AD JAXCY. DRY GOODS That I hare ever offered la thii market. THEY WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Call and examine fjr yourself. A. E. Iir.VYLTT. March 31, 18'0-20-tf SMITH & LINDSEY, - - . KBALCBS W , .... DRICS LD JIEDIfKES" ' . .,, also . . ...: . . ... ; ...'T Paints, Oils, Dyc-StulTs, AXD Perfumery and Fancy Articles of Every Description in their Line. NEW AND FRESH DRUG3. A large lot just received, for Family a Physi cians' I'-es which can be relied upon as being an us and I'Lua. PERFUMERY , . . . . . .. i this laro nnd rxTEssivs assortment they would more ; e.peeially call the attention of th Ladies and of the Young Men in our community of course. Old Uachc. lor not.cxcep'.cd. ALSO POMADES, For imparting a rich, glossy and healthy condition to the Hair from th best manufacturers country. in this : TOILET ARTICLES, Of French and English manufacture, and of every description suitable for the most fastidious; in fact never has there been in this placesueh a large and beau tiful assortment of theabove-namidauticlcs which w bow offer to the public on the most liberal terms. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, kc. . Amputating Instruments and Dental Forceps of every variety. Also new style Electro-Magnetic Ma chines. A. B.Phyikiant in the lurrounding coun- try can obtain COMPLETE" 'OUTFITS without iej time and EXTRA trpenti; of tending North) and canjxhj vpnnall the Chemical Preparations i mt-iMlt.t'j' VJHM-' : . , at being the Itest that: can be obtained and war ranted FBKE FROM ADl I.TERATION. The citi- .. . . .j .i. -.:...; ru.. i ny Vinson anu ie iiiyuioiny.vinnm.i. respectfully invited to call and examine for them selves, v ht n they urill find the Proprietor ever attentive, ready and trilling to sioir tAciV assort ment to all xcho will favor them with a call. 29-tf - . ' "'.'' "KElr0VAL. WLMX6 - AXD SlMttLi ffiLIXERY. itrns. v. iii'TCiiiXsox -takes juV ll method of Informing her customers nan the ladies generally of WJesI",nAti!''WK THAT SHE HAS TAKEN THE HOUSE 01'- POSITE THE ARGUS 1FF,cK'wnV!8fIhIen? opened with AN EXTENSIVE AND lASHIONA 1ILE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND 6' GOODS. ' f-35'" MIIUXERY AD UAXTLA MAKIXG. MISS A. IIORJIE, BESPF.CTFULLT-AS-Bounces to. the citisens of Wadesboro' and Anson, Miat she has taken the stand lately occu- CTJ pled by MRS. MARY PAUL, wher she will be happy to attend to all who need her wrvioes in her line'of business. . . ... She has just received an excellent assortment of SPRING OOD 6n.KS FOR DRESSES, - RIBBONS, IK)NNETS, - ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, to., e., And she will have' always on hand a good STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR DRESSES AND BONNETS. 20-81 , - TAKE NOTICE. ' 09 AND AFTER THE TIR8T DAT OPTOIt next, our terms for the sale of LUMBER will h. For good lumber 80o. eash, or $1 oredit, V 100; Refnse lnmber 60o. eash, or 60o. eredlt; Rooah Edrt lumber 88J- eash, or 40e. credit. tiooga tag THOMAS GULLEDOE.- 28-tf CALVIN LILLY. HLAMKS. OF ALL TODS, fTTESTTrA?P 195 AL t tht Argsii Oific. -j . .',. NORTH CAROLINA ARGUS, LITE FOR IQIETIII.1G. HT CHAELH IWAIK. Lire for something, be not idle Look about thee for employ I Sit not down to useless dreainiiig Labor la the iWciTos.t juy.1-- Folded hand are ever weary, Selfish hearts are never (ray, Life for thee bath many duties Actire be) then, while you may. Scatter blefsings "in thy pathway! ' Uentle words and cheering smiles , Bettor aro than gold ami silver, With their grief-dispelling wiles. As the pleasant sunshine falltth Ever on the grateful earth, So let sympathy and kindlier Gladden well the darkened hearth. Hearts thoro are opprost and weary; Drop the tear of sympathy Whisper words of bnpe and comfort, Give, and thy reward shall be Joy uuto thy soul returning From this perfect futintuin bead Freely, at thou freely givest, Shall the grateful light be shed. Fur the Argtis. 1 FRAGMENT. BV SUNBEAM. ' I care not who may assert that life's gloomy hours exceed its bright ones in number. There s , well when it would rtsc, ana wliero. .Ni tlicy wlneli Had grown wmijus growtu uud strengtli a fountain of deeful happiness deep in each hu- ' Pll!W ba 'cl' f-'t'i'ds with it that before laying ened with his 8trongt.i,,to the men- whim i n 1 , i,,, i,..c .,, ,unc n.nrrilr nh ' I,,,,,- merrily, to meet the sunlight and beauty ol ' " .. . y. earth : and if the little wavelets cease their mur- muring music and sleep in shadows and silence, 'tis because wium-mcny fronr the bcauteims influence that would send them sparkling blithe- souiely along. ' . When clouds thade the blue life-sky (if we have been eagerly treasuring its Iriyhtiusa,) e can hiarslial a miniature aruiy of warrior .sun beams, who with one volley of their golden ar rows can put to flight tbo dark forces ot the old shadow-king and cause thsm to retreat in dismay before the flashing glances ot tne .bright IiUhj t rv .. Q i c dark ones will lose half their gUm; gather the bloomiug flowers and pause not to weep over the l.l..cas.,riB tlmf li.. elrnirn aMillliil vi. I .. ..u :. .,..i..i - I. i..r.,.. ' life a weary journey. There's music and beauty I. everywhere iu God's glorious creatiou ; and there ; is much, oh ! io much happiness tot), if we but t seek it aright. "Jlethinks there is in each bosom ( a spirit-harp that waits but the living breath of j truth and affection to send its sweet musio '-'echo- j ing and re-echoing through its hidden home. Shall the fountain of pleasure lie darkly enshad owed without a sunbeam or zephyr to stir Jy I -i ... . .... V ol I 1 '!.... : . . I. .: i 1 i . m n- , i :'' ri -t v andst.ll its trcuibling chords in mournful s.ienee Oh 1 no; we 11 open wide the portals o the lieart and admit the glorious flood of sunlight, ever ! ready to enter, and the joy and beauty Mvut i will wake' to life and melody the harp, whoc snirit mnsi will rVladdcn with a wild -ind thrill': b" spirit-musu will glaaaen w tli a wild , nJ tnull.i. lay the soul hat looks al,vc the h and . eager to erase the golden uiouwnU. e 11 galhcf I up the beautiful things of earth in " . " - . .. . 1 Its tui rest I hours, and. when the dark dnvs come, so, will , .i 'i.i. i,.i..i., i;i,i( ,.,, brightness, 'till their shadows are lost in the radiance in wlncu we snail nave cnsurinca tiieiu. Tor t!ie Argus. PAYING JlST DEBJ".-.. - I heartily advocate the . cause of paying just debts. It is the soul of independence ;" and no man or woman who does not fully comply with . . a... i. . .... n. ,na periorra tuia amy, uas ever yci icii iuc up probation of a peaceful conscience, nor tbe en- , joyment of knowing that he has done unto j others as he would have others do unto, him. I'avinz iust debts elevates a man iu his own estimation; and not ouly in his own, but in the estimation of thecoaiuiunity wherein he is known. wlien j, tim)5 slouj COmc ; and he did not be lle feels he has gained the confidence of his ,0()(T ,0 (he cartu aione) iat t0't10 6tar too, be friends. He feels the soul stirring emotions of ca(e of h;3 sj4ter.-s angel gone beforo. independence and honor in his own heart ; and 'j'lioro was a baby boru to be a brother to the however poor ho may be, yet, in point of honor ty. alui wj,ic hu w,-,3 so little that ho never and' integrity, he feels equal to the wealthiest in t i,!,,) Pp ;ie a" word, he stretched bis tiny the land. But should any person fair to d-j-tliis- forin out onIis) bed and died, duty, which is so cncumhentruporrdiim, tltrougb-j Acaiirfhc chihl "d reamed of the opened star, dishonest intentions', his conscience is ill at-esise. j auj tthe-cjmpany of angelsj and the train of He feels condemimd in his owii 'heart'H(rj-- --jej ani the rows of angels with their beam knows he is not respected, and that he is not ; ing fV nj tlirnpd iipon those people's faces. deserving to be. Ile feels this course of conduct .'j h sister's angel to the leader, " Is my is not approved by honorable upright men, and 1 brother .conio?" the frown ot uod must assuredly rest upon nun ; and yet lie has not the honor nor tliaiTnelination.w" tmj cn;.j-j,eld his brother's angel in her to pay perhaps for the cloths ho wears; nor the J 1 I.... I.-.!.- I I00Q o eats; neui.er ... , i.t.ipn from ilua ocil and dishanest nraettcfi. and i 7 , . ,', i ! pray for strength to resist this and ull other temp-; lations. some oi tuese very persons uro, pur haps, wealthy ; if so, it only makes the matter worse : for were they poor exceeding poor and enjoyed good health, they would not be at all ex- CUsqjMo.. They: should go to work aud pay for , for.CT Company. Said his sister's angel to the ) Bolus' physicatecliiiiensiotks and his soul was lior what they have consumed. It is never too late i j is'mv brother conic?" i rifled that one n deficient in muscle should be to do good, and they would only bo doing their , duty. Aud if they do uot' their duty on this j earth how can they expect to gain a good reward j in the world to come? H- Death of Chancf.m.or Daruan-. We re- crct to learn of the death of Chancellor Dargan, ... irv , i.t.- Ilfs health, ns is gen-; -ljii-?-nnwn. has not been good since his attack : . ' : I1..I.,1-.A . ltnl hn tt-na tbnilt-llt to bo in an improving' condition, and was on a .urn in Columbia where he taken worse and -i. vc.vwc . . ;i r--- jlgj . - - Chancellor Dargan was one of the best men In : .i, pn nnntrr! a ml bis death is not only , tribute of far more worth to ins memory no, .o . anticipate, hut to p ve utterance to teeungs. orompted by onr persona KnowieagoQi nis worm, Pron l J v r;.., a.,,,-- i . . ,, p.- i. i c'lCluw v.u-vi... I c . rr. T.m.1l.i.vr i pTiu."" I---: rr.f- on tne nrst sympuraia ui " ...v th give, full dos.ptja.ap, TtbeUt o8 6f Wo he-wa, . ,monK thos .h'rec," and he said .M, daughter, O.dBolus. said notd .in uts,,,r --Iji fh answered the histoihu, rar fmodelworthy of imitation. His death is a sad hoad ison niy sisfershoson, sstiSy.s.f: U,- l rnrrinn Ivllf n:Sl LO llIC II 111', ill T. llt'WlV 1U5L IO II11U, vwvoiii" v--"..v. i 60, 70 or 80 grains; at 'ghH'"rW - ' pepper tea, B cup full to a pint, according to age . and violence of symptoms; too next oay give a . K rf A W hal-f t,ie iuantity p"n 1 the day beftfre, ooBtinne the pepper tea at night; ; n'nths third dv. if there is any soreness remaining i In h. SwtSw e of JlU, which will gen- j ralW X' ouV ! the dce must of coursS be K 6 ftient. ' From "Household Words.' CHILDrS D K L' A II , H F A STAB. There was.once a child, ond he strolled about a good deul and thought uf a number of Unrip, lie had a sister who was a child, too, and 'his enntant cuinpamon. J hese two used to wander i. ,', i i ..it . j um uay King, i ney wonucrea at tne Deauiy oi the. flowers, they wondered at tho height and bluoiiesa of the sky, tltey wondered at the depth of the bright water, they wondered ut the good ness and power of God who nnido the lovely Wurld. ' They used to say to one another sometimes, "Supposiii'' all the children upon earth wcro to die, wuuld "hie fluwers, and the water, and tho s!;y bu sorry '! Kor," said they, "tho buds .are the children of tho flowers, and tlio little playful streams that gambol down tho hill-'idea i t-ii r , , t ,, i a:e tho -children of the woIot, and tho smallest bright specks, playing at hi Jc and seek in tho sky all night, must surely bo tho children of the ulan, and they would all be grieved to seo their playmate, the children of men, no more." 'i'liero was one clear shining star, that used to conic out in tiie sky beforo the rest, near the o.'nfeh spire, ubavo tho craves. It was larger and inure beautiful, they thought, than all the jolliers, and every night they watched for it, standing 'hand in hand at a window. Whoever ! saw it first, cried out, " I sea tho star!" And ! often they cried out both together, knowing so 1 down ill their beds, they always looKcd out once . . i: i l ,.u.i ; again to uiu n Koun nigm, nuu nuuu wiey were ' turning uri'J to sleep uiey usoj to say, - uoq i d'-"' 'ho star . t " Hut while: she was still very -Tounolij-Tcry, verv- lllc Risici uiuiuivu. mm vdiuu iu uu bu weak that she could no longer stand in the win dow at night, and then the cbild looked sadly out by himself, and when he saw the star, turned ruuud and said to the patient pale face on tho bed, " I'scc the star !" and then a smile would come upjn the face, and a little weak voice used to say, " iod bbss the star !" Aiid"so the time came, all too soon ! when the old looked out alone, and when there was no i laee on tte Led; and wlieu there was 'little; i iruve among mi: onis, uui uitii; utiuu-, mm when the stars made long rays down towards him. as he saw it through his tears V,v, thosc rays were" so" 'bright, and' they s -eiiisjel to make such a .shining way from earth to 1 leaven, 'that when the child went to his solitary bed, ho dreamed aboiit tho star, and .dreamed that lying where he was) he saw a train of people r ,k, iL un that snarklinn road by angels. And the stt.r openiii", shewed, hi in a great world ol i li,'.l,f where many more such angels waited to I receive tliem. . '. '' j , . , "... - All lliesu 'aiigctsr wllo wore" waiting turned ' their beamin" eves upon tlio people who were , tl '"' Ptar. asoule cam0 out j which they stood, and fell I "". l-c wur. ,u7" ""-.. . j . "e l"-"JPles nw ?" K13S"U ,ue, derly, and went away with them, down avenues i of light, and were so happy in Uieireoiiipany.tliat , r WOr t for ioy. - " " " - ; uTi " t ere re many anol3 wit, did not go ; iu utrt. .J . . s ..... I .. xt.nnn I ,a,nnil. iu In.V I Fl " ' """-'n - . , patient taco tttat puce nau laiu upon tne ue, was L' on bed- ana ruuiout, mil ins ueart jouuu out his sister's among ail the host, v -, ' His sister's angol lingered -near the entrance of the s!ar, and sail to the leader among those who had brought the people thither, " Is mv brother come?"' ,.A "And he said "o.!'- ' . ' i-Mie was turning hopefully away, when the. child stretched out his arms and cried, "01l sis ter I am here! Take inc 1" and then she turned her beaming eyes upou him, and it was night; . ... .,..'.; ,;;,, into the room, makih; , nn ,i l)w towards him as ho saw it through his tears. - ' From that hour forth tho child looked outV .,r...n tl... st .r h un tlin home he was to go to. n.l he said, " Not that one but another Iia nriml. "I)h sister. I am here f lake ""-' . . r . , ... , ,. mP!." And she turned ana smtiea upon nun, i .1. .. . .1,:..;.. ail'l IMC scar via.- euunugr- : . , , r,r.,w i0 l,0 a v0ung man, and was busy at books, when an old servant cailio to luni nod said, "Thy mother is no more. I bring her lihijiinr. .vn her rlarlinT Ron ; Aim'in at nie-lit he saw the star, and all that .nd he said, "Thy mother I " .'. mighty cry of joy went forth through all j (10 s(ar because the mother was reunited to her J children. And he stretched out his arms and I .;.t mil, mnthor s sfor and brother. 1 am ' hero! Take me!" And they answered him, ; "Not yet, '"and the star was shining. He grew to' be a man, whoso hair was turning ; e-rav. and He was Bitting in his chair by the hre ciiln lirtnvfr will, aripf flnil with his faOC bedcWed .3..,, ..v...j ---- - with tears, when the star opened ortec again Said his sister's angel to the leader, " Is Is my brother j;ouie V ' " And he said, " Nayrbut his niaiden daughter." And the man who had been the child saw his nu. too c. ..u w .- ; Ins oncesmootn race was vniaatu, aim ... -.i . And nnn n'lcdlt SB lie laV UPOU hlS wa? oeni. mm urn, . v ."r , bio Ablldrnn Rtandinc round, he cried, as he Idrcn standing round, he c ut't, ..-- v.....- p. --- . - had cried sp long ago, "I see tho star . Thflv whisnercd one another, " he is uying. L.l.v, ........ "C, 0-J . ..... ,, r-r," . i, (Iam. Mv 8ce is fdling from - , - i.i,f.. tlZ i iLa. aiR i tiintiL' i nnn t nat u uas so uu ,.c.. ' " ouea m nun AnJ the star was sUimns; ,nd-t ? "M upon bis grave. : ... .- ... - - ".. t. , , S Roger A. Pnot , tsq ha. eryered h. connection with the A ashington Sutes, and Eon. to reside n rtertburV,: . .1... 1 i.i... 4.1-1... I,.... n a,, aerial nnmriir.1 : . nsi . i a l i hA nii a m n.fin nnn vr iu uum uh u u ilia uir'iii " ""' ; r. k, . mir m n ti ir mill. iu -m vvww T A WKDDIV'U, The wedding was over, ihegurs'sh.id departc 1. ! and tho lappy pair had retired to their chamber j and were biiu;;! enccoiioc d in led, when Jack, in the courncof quiet conversation with liis wlfo, unwittingly alluded to lux favorite Mihieet lr : I,.. , L! If l i . casuauy BpeaKing oi iiiin.seii a. ucinjr a I uim crut " hat : cxuhiinied she, t u rninir ,-li: 1 1 .1 v ami suddenly towards him, "arojoua llemocrat ?" " Yen, niada'ui," replied Jaek, delighted with the idea of having a patient listener to his hwj restrained oratory " Yes, madam, I am u Vcum- Av,. n f..nl .T..fl'..fu..;..ti 1 ............ .. I . .l v " - "'"'l""" - "l,"""" - great progressive parly, regular out and outor, doubly dyed and twisted in the wool." " Just duublC and tvl"t vi.ursi If out of this i bed, then," interrupted hiWviVe ; I urn a WHr, 1 am, and will never s!n p with any man pru- r .1 i ,.. J 1 i iesning the doctrine you do : Jack was speechless from ahsiilute aninzomrnt. That the very wife of his busoin (luml l jirovo a trnitor, was horrible ! she niut be jesting. " Hi remonstrated but in vain ; tried persuasion 'twas useless ; entreaty 'twas no go. J'liu Ms in sober earnest, and tho alternative h-.'t him was a prompt renuiieiiitiun of 1 h -y or to n didn't lies- I separate bed io. another room. J .it- dilate. To abjure the great and est-ib,'; bed j trines of his party, ton-iuunuo his aih gi iiico t tho filith that had become idenli.'i -d with bis very being, to surrender thoo udorii u- princ!pls , capnec ot u women, was utterly ri ueul-ius and .., .i .. j i, !.,-... I. r l. ausuiu, anu uc ,oie,. im-vn uu iu b,-d and prcpareu io leave u.e roo n. As lie was le-inng the uooi his Wile serju.ie out to hini,- "1 say, my dear, wiicn you repent y ur heresy : and your past errors, just knock at my door, and perhaps I'll let you iu." "i .. The door was violently slammed, and Jack ; proceeded wruthfully in iitiest of uiiuth. r apart- ; luent. " 1 A sense of insulted uignity, and the firm e vietion tliat tie was a marlvtiu the " right cause, I strengthened his pride, and he resolved to hold , out until he forced his wife to a capitulation. , In the murningirlie met hrm ns4t 1 trotlmtc: h.td haptycned ; but whenever Jaek tcntured to re- turn to the rupture of the night' previous, there i "' ,!- battle..' Money iiia.w. geiimg easier. No dan . ,. , , ! , , -i i i i "rr a lo.ig ii.- .nr.. me is iwnet, as that is the great was a " laughing devil in her eye, which be-; jt i l " fc ' spoke her power and unextinj;uis!ii.d hopo,, A sc.;- j .' j,,,; rr ..i.yv.t t. t'i gio.t r.u.-.-'un ond tiuie he repaired to his lonely cout h, nnd a t ship '.(iniernl Admii-.l,' l.i.ilt i" t!.i city ns ti war second time he called upon his pride to surpirt ! sieuner, and eoMing j lo-fnoi). She is said to be the liitu in the struggle, which he now found was get- ' 1 ''''t' "'!."- 1P ' the worLI; -he was open one , . Vi'i . i .iii- ,-Mn'ek fT vi.-itors, and some e ght or ten thousand daily ting desperate, lie ventured WiU- h ud but , tliwn2ca uer Jt,tik. of ,u cUs,cs. pht WM built un not long, on tne waywaruness and t-apnre ot the sex in' general, anu at nis own wile in par- tieular wondering how much . longer she would-1 hold out-whether she. suiTer did. and tried hard, to delude liiinselt into tne belief th'it she loved h.iw too much to prolong the ths estrangement and would'come to him it? the moruiug-perl'-aps that very night, ai.d sue f,r re - r, i i j , ! . " lu",t '7 : ,'u " j that inflexible countenance, oi that unbending i.will, and of that laughing, unpittying eyo.-pnd - l.ff - tcilr - convinwr - - tlmt -di-.-wa-4H.ri4.auaint hope, and despairing he turned to the wall for i i o ... , ,. . fl'l 1 ' lin II Ull I IIO H 1 I III! 1 I'S i I'i 11 i LUV I , , , V ,. thoughts. The secoad day was the repetition of the first! no allusion V:;S liutdo .to in? lVrbl'.l- den subject on emier .side, j nere was a .uou j of fiiiiet 'happiness 'aid clieerfuliif "S about the j wife, that puz.tled Jac'v solely, and lie felt that an luea li lorciug uer lino a s'aiieuu'.r i.ijil uu abandoned. A thiid night he was alone with his thouchts. His reflections were more' serious and ' couipassioned than the night previous". Vhat they were, was known only to himself,, but they seemed to .result in sunoihing decide 1, for, about midnight, three distinct raps were made at his wife's door. No answer,, and thrt signal was repeated in a louder tone, with violent at tacks from the outsitio. "Who's there-!'" cried tho voice of his wife, as if just aroused from a ideon sleen. "It's me. mv dear, aud perhaps a little of the best Whig you ever did see." The revolution in his opinion was radical and perma nent, lie removed, to auother county, became popular, and offered himself as a candidate on tho, Whig ticket for the Legislature, .and was elected, and for several sessions represented his adopted county as a firm and decided Whig. 'CONSIDER Me Smith. There is a very good story iu the papers of the day, which was played by old 'Dr. Caldwellr.formerly of the University 'of North Carolina. " - The o)d Doctor was a small mail, and rcan, t.cr! as hard .and angular as the most incgulafof pine. ..knots-" He. looked "as if -he might, be. tougl.i but ho did not seem strong. Nevertheless lie was, among the knowing ones, reputed to be. as agile as a ",cat,"and in addition was hx no. means de ficient in knowledge of the " noble sjiouee o.' sctf defenee." Besides he was as eool as a cucumber. Well, in the freshman class of a certain year was ,., a burly beef mountaineer of eighteen or nineteen, m, ' . 3 . . c... ,.t.i This eenius conceived a great contempt for old so potential iu his rule. Door Jones that's what we'll call him -had no idea of moral force. At any rate ho was not inclined to kiioe under, -and be controlled desnotica Iv by a man that lie lmagintal no couw tie and whip. He.at length determine d to give the gentleman a genteel private thrashing night in the Coilego'Campus, pretending to nus- LaKU llllll lOl DOUlO IOIIU1T ri.um.nv. , ; Shortly after, on a dark and rainy night. Jones met the Doctor crossing the Campus. Walking up to him abruptly, " Hcllaw Smith ! votl rascal n this you .' An 'with, that he struck tho old gentleman a blow on "tho :side of the face that nearly felled him . ' . nir. . s: lc of his head. .. ..w - " Ah stoD 1. I bog' pardon, Doctor Caldwell. I . ... r K.i, ,,,-' nkn Doctor a mistake for heaven ssako., uoctorj a mistake for heaven's sakii, D.-"-tor," groaned 1 Jones, who ihought he was nrjotit to be eaten up, "I I really thought it wasSiiiith'." ' j ... i - f The doctor replied with a word and'TiSuS'j.l-1 ! temately, V v. - I Smith r iii;t k t.t? uu uiuucyt;, ,iui r'vf. i- - And, it is said, that old BoIjs gave. Jones such a pounding," then aud there, as probably,' sucu j si- .i..,-(i, . ' nrevented hi. ever makintr another mistake as to personal identityj-at least on tho College Campus. " - bj- It is said there are several young A met ican. in Paris who upend 100 per dsj in fast living. I 'ruin an Ocmxionat" t'orrcwondent. 1 1'onKi 'U,1B fi IW:t ,!"' faVnV ,.V "' 1 ,('ok ",0 t:","b "uffa lt ,'onu ( ilei of the the finet countries' 1 ever till, On borlt river, in fuct the whole of the State of New loik above the cai.al, particularly the Muhavk and ti. nesec valleys, nrn ns One as the valleys of any Ktreniiis South. I had no iilen tho country was so -level; a- fur as the cji cm, rraVh nr.t a hill will In Kre.'i t the view. 1 ho lucilitli'S tu r.mikct aro thd fni.-t in tho world. Arrived at llullalo at ton, procured a lack n'l took a ride over the citv: fioii'i severul rr-ints the erf nnd is j fie V itod, nu I vou Iiiitc n full view uf I. ike Kile. Ni- p1, river and tie Canad ride, yteambf, skip j ,.,,! ,ntH iin0 th ,!inrC) nn,i ,ir0 lin.j,jr.g and ' dooming, every moment; it is Cunl to any of tlio At- lantic rities td tlio :nie n , ud it u slui'St -Ual m ;' pTJ,''w?r'j '''-;m: u!''-' ! . , ' 1 ,W'T .'. '! 'pn?,' I VOI V li.it'. 41 I llie iv p:ilt ill til h;ihv 1 -treet-i tin im. mu vll n" and charclics nre ie citv, ah-ri tho 11 iilN J, nu I trado 'e ilvvi'Uiil;! in o too 1'0-t IUTur,llil pt any r; 1 1 y .v.'i tli. there 'h'ii j len! y i.f rof-ri. Kvpry Ikiiho jv Mrreiinded Willi n mri!l jie ee VT urotuid, (-n which nr.- Wellviii riiVe.l ;iiir.li;ll r;;!' I: iirf il.ivvi-rs. lt is said t it:. t Io eiiy rmeiQ n.ore imd th .ii New Voik. I ii1 .i I. a I tl. e pica.-tire . . f c; . i i . un Xv. I illnure, -i' l.n- lie i f toe m-.-t l.ei,iit;.t,t I ati'.as in tin tl'y, ai well Hi t!ie liucel rc.-ideu:"-. I! ; tilkrd fi-ecly upon t!i' iil;;'!it uf puliUiH, an i tiie v eivlo'i e; nditiousof tl..- e in. I ; i , how the d' li ) ih' iilit havo been hViti-i. -li ah-4 leiw thwy n..a .iu r.u. ind. llo is, &e un- I.e. ii .K '. ii.e.l, one ol li .' li.. .-t J utfn in H e I'ni ii . !.- e'' :is lliC ln.-.-t ''..-:i-:U.i . IVr !(! :sV.'. I. 'li tli" I.e.vnilV! nty ( ISuif.ilo at five o'elnck by llie Duiiki. U mi I r ie i".:id, which U une of the tin M putui'Oruv ni-'dv. iu li.o Statu. . It rims, ilong tl, Honl!.eni I'li iii- of t..'.- Mala, mid U sometimes in I'tiiiiv.lv.ir.iii. IUi.-vn-y crooked, following the ml. ley. of t' o -treaii.', tl,e "cuniry being quite rJUghr r n l.tlei'v-li n t pr'ufilalde, is of preat aJvaiitsgu t. f.e city ..I . Vou., ,n the m.t ol her provi.ii.us a.tiLJn'i.ukU -iiv.du-ii i'Ue-prUUnt-f - tlio geM a fai;t:y el ? ' o. e t'ta: lo t'le l'resident of the Lioted Mil s. .viaiiy irciuulul village ilia vo sprung u i g th-load. 1 iv a.- hurpti'ct at tl.cre being ini'ty smau i.;u in c ii ciiiu'.i' ii . v. !o n tl.et e is .o,nnich spveie cotceti tiuteJ. , tv.u nti 1 three dollar bills i re the whole eiiei.I.iuiijf me liiim f..r clittiige. 1 fi-mtd them plenty ii. t'anadit. It is idle to talk of our State, csperi'ally i ;a the stiiull villages and in tiio country, getting aloru; j uithVmt stun!! bill?. We would .'n be imposed upon y otli-r t.it s ll illei great it. ti:. to I. !.i. ill thin- small bills. Jheyr r . bejide. l.em an advuiitugo . cue ftt ae'hae them, let nil llie 'C-.l .0. ii.eii t imvc-tlirnr: I The nr tilk is getting rat!ir piia since tin ncw je,- c ,,m net for the Russian Government. j rii n visit to ii.t.oken, on tne jersey siuo m inn Hudson, WeU is one of the pleasant retreats for the , tllH t m wlli(.h it ; ,u, f.,ious dud -,.UjjU betwetn Utn-r ntid llamilten, arid in which 1 .Jii e of H,e g-eate.-t ,,-, .:,,t everlive l, A!e,nl,r ! H,.u -tie st,.,.-,a., s ...Per. , ( Bl.-Ml iu..t ;,.,. to ,irar Mrs. t an Hatch s lecture. She i,oc of the t.-t .-pi. ittm! rappers. The house, vhku was -.,.,., wa, crowded, fehe Pok just one I ,,.r, Co.uinencing and closing with trayer. On Sun- Uynigl.t rlivcring a lcctuie for money, quite coit- s-stent She and herhtt-l.ovl p-utcd winter, and , .,u?e.l each oi h-.-.- through the i aptrs. There is iimuo w . . " super-tit'ou, laaora:. -e u.-i I I ii!uui.;gery i.ove i u super- I with itite'.'H'i'aee in the citv.i.f New York, than in any . ,;t(.t of the I'uiou. A man or vvonan can tret up any. sort ut nuinuug, ami gei vucom-.iK-mviii u. sun-mi., it tMo is not a greater h.t:nbuS upon tvirth-tlian that ''"''"kies and hi- wife, U was preJIcledio t p thr, an I lie is ; hi frivnJs. Kliv r-iizcd us a gentleman - inc I'luiu biicii a s'.ato of oci"ty liuijseleial'le sei;lli"ti exist.; ns to tlio object of i.i I iia;k' viiit I-, S"itli ... v liii;.. 'liie"iilljuru ears ili.'.t it a to uiako up the .''.ili 'ii.ty between Iluljeu and the tlir.fle. and th'u d salFoet-.' 1 about Raleigh, for I'.-ar of similar results t.i tiuse in Virginia. Vegetable.-, "f ull kinds are pleuty in the market. We also have iu abundance, watermelons, cucumbers, grapes, j. A l:i: f,ruee:-,ieu i'.is-'. 1 yertciday of ever onn liuii iie.l c iriiiia-s un I several military companies. SMiiel iv i- the day f. r all tho l.ni i-ils that taho plseu during the weel.," v, hen thcyarer.l'c ti make a dis piav, as tii'j street.- are clear of all carriages. .- -Weather ii'.ii'e plcasiv.t, but lather cool for tho sea son. C ll. S- - iwn.-O..' - A SiNiit r-.trt l'ltiiniiTV. The following cu jii.us paragraph is from 'the (.'ologiio correspond ent cf tho.Continei.tal Review : ' iiKiy now tifi'.rd to siuile at tlio singular prophecy of the ' Wistplalian shepherd," who ' llti Mime iiunured mil uuy vca.s ago, mm ui. prciiieteu a tcrrisio l-'uivreau war, in tne course u it."-li i lie i-urKS s i' una t-3Ci tau ice. ui. tm.-ii t.i ibor-cs in t!io Uliine. TI.e.-e things, thus T-tins tlio tradition, were to'ev.i.o 'to rass' wh'r-n car- 'ria-cs ran without' .li...-.-'.", r.-i i tlio J'russiaii sol--Jier-s were dros't'd like tho S 'Kli'u's .wBcruciW"' t')ii'it. Carriages do run without horses, and the s,2 ,.;,'.' ..f a rrosJaa soldier- in his tunic. and lcfiV.Tt7'is" fiiv all rciprcls Ttatiiif 5' Koirraa legionary. .-But llie supcrstitionswlio-rceulatc-J upon this! "singular prophecy, CvM.1.1 never recon cile with it the decline of furltsli f.'.wer and tbo. mauife'st iiiiprobabilty- of tlio Sultan's troops car rving tl-.c standard of the Prophet to the banks of the Kline-, They forgot that France has Alge rine regiments of "tpaLis'.aiid Zouaves, and that many of .them nts a good Mussulmans, as ever walked the streets of Stamboul." ' 'iw Kri s -Retort on (Jrme. When this intelli gent hi.-(orian presided in the export warehouser at Madias, Mr. Davidson, who acted under himr was ode morning ot breakfast. asked by Mr,-0,rnie' of wl.at3r''ii hi'fath yps? He replied, ttiat lie was a -saddler '! . . -i u And pra'v," said Orme, " why did he not mat you a saddler,? ' ' ' : . , " 1 . was. always whimsu-a', said Davidson. " and rather choose to try my fortune, as you have done, in tho liast India " . tympany's service. But pray,'sir, continued be, "what proiossieu i i, ,l,icr w.int. ii iiuin against a saw .'' ,,;'. which cut him iu two iustanter. missel ui "v- v-.. .. -i . . pid ni , ' ! . , , " awav L,ut the fore legs con r'TlM hind J IV littl"- -- u , . . . , Le Uiand-ii hippo uuu . fci .d the otherdog, jp At dinner .j arty lately, a lady 'was asked as to her polities., cue repueu, giiuiiii a J" - - - . nia'I.iMA9 of that '.anuitat', entirely exunci- - - - , . TT , .... i fvsy V ladv once a mmistcr wh,'", person uiicht not ,c fov.'.,.r .... ;uhout wing proud. M,;r f.ru,euu ister. " when you t( ia how, you oav b - . 5 ew , -ueievjt.with'ri . lL'ii LU li latllli. ' c i.'f