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Moolba-lS ADVAUCt " 1
JEreedom-of Gonsoienc
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Foncicrj cc:.:20tic
sr -N''r tJwN'r it
Ko.f tXttneircrAL BcWf BRY WHAttF
. aiwsy n hmi4 -n run assortment of select
W 1 N ti aA LrjUOR, not fWrtpi m Do
uesuc, wmci m on void I
to the trade on as
berewA,. resr.tf11y w JcUM naa
He rrp'i'rr.ie" -
ll4
tmSera
POMtSTJO LIQUORS.
March tn sV-Snt
..fttlalW . - AAA
D(ERAi:c;:::.!is:::.ttircHAHTSl
cottoh FAOTOno,
mil. Wharf, NrfokkL Vh
tibenl ainsees oa Obssightuta, V
, FuUVVARDINU COMfirSitON ttdiba
vunt Advatteea made. v
, 1T JecUl UenUo pid u Wie f
tf TOl- and all kind of COUNTRY IfKO-
17rV!rTna prompt rutarnt mad.
rfid tlfiS.Mraielred
AoguatlO
I.LM lOWilD. OKO. Z. MALTttt
fipwArtti A rJiAilf dy,
T noi.KflA.K IKAI.KItM IX j
oxsTEns,?isii;fURTLE,
? 1 '11111 And EARLY PKODUCE.
yxJjraton (3ptoe4 to cuiot. -j -
Norfolk 1 v a. .
W. U. TATLOK, .
t. R. ai.i.io-rr,
A. . M AITIS,
. WATT KM.
TAYLOR, .nAMm & CO.,
IMpQRTERfl AND DEALERS VK
NORFOLK, VA.
1889. FALL TRADE! " 1869.
AYliolcsalc Hardware !
Jk
TAYLOR;; rjARTIN& CO.,
.-CUE. MALM T AND MARKET SQUARE
WORyOLK. VA. 1
Yont attention la particularly and respectful
lj called lopur flloek f
ENULISII AND AMF.rIcAN HARDWARE,
'JUTLERT, GUNS 'AND iMSTOLe,'
5TAAMU04.T, RAILROAD AND MILL
8UPILIEa.
Vo aro now receiving-, and will contlnao to
S all this seaoo, direct from Europe,
Pt ,K ii'- l-'i K. ft . "
cERY,OUN8, ANVILS, VlSEfl, FORK8,
0ol4,4,o,, to ttr "ock of American
tiW.rorw" 0afl of lbe Unrest stocks la this
,raiilL,l fwh,tU low. as. you
lrtoro any New York, Philadelphia or
Acit pergonal tall and will take treat
fl.fcl. ' shwwlniryoB through oar cstab
louT'", ''y0 - net ,eonvlned that
' wihL?!"0 wu ,t" "s J else-
ar!1 olMk to ' '
Wattoaloo. Very regretfully, .
TALOR, MARTIN A CO. ,
-'ra
t . CATtdLiriA
I am Aprnt for tr"T" vt 'l ' " . ' '
St all persona w bove Company, and ro
Kwl R,ui; totdaVa u or IHUthase
A 1U or rarlnT'r r" -Tow
Lou rm hand Timbered Lands and
Wei,leN0CIlAtttT,7 V
ale Oflice at sf ra. hJ? U wo do nH effocl a
, .. si Hotel. -
JincKinasons lasicrcrs
.Haying bad sercrat yir'VL, .
buHnew, o1 clnff both Pm 'n lhc
ork eutruTSd to ?e"i?rM nn
will meet with prrmirH a4sWtiS AU
April 27 tf,
Chango of OchechiTr
MHTraNt....r.;..r......
"reiBUtTrwln at- . . . . . f
AHaivie at tamsWi.
Mail
Frtlkbt
Freight Trilm. m- "1:3 M.
sod Fridays
rriilavi. in..
.7dWR;
ia.ton R.Uroads, and on Tuesdays. TkL". i
MatlTrate
weiaon
. L . . T
and Sot
71. ''anklln wiu ateamer for
;"f'.n"a,aaa on sJSJraay.
a With UMn Cn W...1. u .
r rank II
sl5 NoKhwuT.
FrankUn and
na im-
Supcrhilendcut of TnuisporuU
ou.
MdRFOtU,
, D.ivonTiijr:aTon's :
CHOtfXA AND rDIARRITCKAmDlCIXEt
' -r-. j f--
7 Uj old with a most happy rff. '
rtpuwaoaoa-dtl7eti1ca-rood. Read
TCN'SCHOLliftA AM
for mndLiBd rail
di. and if ha baa not. mi if. t.n 1.1...
r. fJKh, JUWf8180i ,.
- Dear jtlr ' J-TLla-wIH 6 1 banded , U yotK b
Dr. IU JVonblogioB, 01 -MeHrteaboroV
, VH'Jr5 U lh P"prtetor of tfew . Justlt
telebratod reined j which bean bit name He
VUltr Klchmoud to aechre tuatcrUla, and anr
Mdrow may ruder him will be alacerely aiv
fctecfarcd, aa fbe atock io NortU Carotlua U cn-'
Urcly Uhuqated, and alUtbe aarftcoa whom I
ban rtpplted pnatly prefer It to any .article
known lor Dirrlra and llndred disease.
lie may Bud It dUScoK WJ tf art Icier from the
trade, and aa the medicine i fur the army, bo
tboKt yon migbt lunre KAt (u vxcee. , .
V 1 JJfwIlJ.Jonrobd'tacrv't,
' t r, , VEodlD, Medie&l Purveyor NC,
jKcapettfaUy referred Mi the Purveyor Gen
w ol thennMra(e tkates, wiih the autt
tawt tbnt uitt tuedlcine within naoaed haa tone
eijoyud a. high reputation In tbia State, both in
and out ofthe army. .
(japcitully1 E. WARREX. '
V! re)-or Gcjrl for BtAtd pf N. (J. T
L . Pf? , VlnKtoB coo furnUU Mirge vmw
jlltlcadfhU medicine, we wltl pince tt 4b T the
army aanremody in bowel otfeedoa. - -
I ; 4 ; rQ- fiilrredn Oeneraf 11 tt A:
O ti.TLCTIO ' 1-.,
5 pleaanre In (rtvln; testimony to , the
irreat valne of Dr. Worthington'a Remedy in
all the 'Uaeasee fur whleh it is recommended. I
think U iMjeulliirly uaefal ii the army, and have
found it on of the very beet emedfee i the
treatment or the bowel affections jrhfch form
o large a part of the alekaeee of camp lire.
3 ill haa bfn very exicuelvely used In tbia
eamD.ead wlfli unif.vriii mvt '
. M. QAKRE1T, v
: 8ergeou lu Chlet .
. (V ...
- hrCL AnevA, 1SB0-
w- 1' u. UonhuiKtuBt It affoids me pica
jre le nue (hat I have used your Cholera and
Diarrban Medleiite ou several oceaiutie, and
have always found speedy relief. We IwVe of
ten ns-d it rur lh bcuerit of the pupils of ihis
institution, aud in every instance tbeu ierson
Uslnir it bus Ih-cii I ll.;cliinllr rnloml I
It as ajsieelleut lamiljf medicine. .'
I 0 iTwur, truly,
i; Trceldctit Waj ne Female College.
H - - iU :. ... . .. , . .
The fbUowURtsfronWadge Heath: -1
haVd Inade use of Dr. Wortbi-itou'B Chol
era Medicine In a single., ease or suddeu and
Violent Usm Ra effect was Immediate and
the wura perfect. I thluk It an iuvaluuble pres
eitption, i . '
- W . HEATH.
'Edentott, N. Ch OcL-10. I5J4. - v
FROM ION. K. XATKKR. '
, Littleton, Hektkomd Co N. C. " :i
t ! l" October 88, 1S51 J
' I have need Dr, Worth ingtbn.s Cholera Med
leino UH my negroes, and have ft'aud it to be
a tuoet capital f otaedy In bowel affections.
?' ' 5 KENNETH RAY NR
Pr R. H. Worthlngton Dear 8ir : I h?6
used your Medicine, In manyswes of bowel d'e
ease, tor wbleh you prescribed it, and In ewery
Instance Its effecu . bnve exceeded my most
portant addition lo
aDgHiati cxpevuujoos. 1 rcifiira it as an Im
ijthe list of family iiiedlclnes.
Southamptiou Co, Va.-
tJri 'JR. Worthlnffton 't-Dwr Rlr- T i....-
been using youc-Cswrcra aud DiarrLoea Medi
cine for three years. 1 I have giveu it to my jn
faut with signal success. '.. ' . . ,
, , , GEORGE W. NEAL. fc
From Rev. J. H. Davis, of Marfreeaboro', N. C.
Dr. Worthingtoa I Cholera and Dlarrbea
Medicine has been used with Abe tiaest eff ect
under uy observailon tor the-last two years. In
wis snsui.uuou o uuu it a snia and promit
remedy in diseases of the bowels, for which It
Is prlucinaUy deiiicd, and bet littte less
efficacious la deranjements of thn
tela. ; W Aebp it coasuntl j on hand, and re-
w tk wiui irjcreanog counueace with everv
t tasTTf ta-aia ff It a as a a I tl -VAa..
vavwasvia wei a.aai aaTV - a?. AsU 1 V JI -.
i p; : President W. t. College. '
Dr, Worlh!nton Yon r Cholera" Medicine
Is the best mediiiae I have ever ased for Choi,
craauectlons.. ; - - TRD,8. ROBERTS. ,
Edeatoa,ia. -V J. A. KlSUION
i 1 ' i. ? WojutssTew, N. C.4
Dr. R. n. WortLlotlon-ir rPkasesend
me one dorcn of your (Jboler Medicine, for I
cantdavJvkhjutU(itlslhe bcstlerertised
u m tV w. so. andkews!' :
Wnxasno. Ahjl, September a, 1837. : !J
'1. '.' fv - "..ii ' T"
M Mf RlTKiFsnoQ, N. C, Novrf 2. 18f. ,
Dr.;i U. H. Wortliiugtou Dear Sir: Wei
thevadertixutd, ciliaens of Hertford county,
bcllevoyour pre para t ions more valuable in the
household, as a family medicine, than any-other
wo have ever used. We say what we belioFe.
n e nave eer rounnd tt to be of benctklal ef.
feet In relieving those affections for which It is
recommended.- '. ;. ; ,
clZZ' h P- M-Wso, ,L. T. Splera, X.
Si5 W, Harwee, R. S. Parker,, T. J. Hd-
laRU?'tlirr,ou, ' Wilson . Hane
J- L.' Audcisan. 8. 8. Uarnec
t v i ur ax ni o ...
Jw.ii ri -.VC""."Pnor Court) Charlea M Uamp-
y , u. D, Jesse J. Yeate
Trader, A. V. t
rt) Char lea F Camp-
lrden. Samuel Moore W. C.
. J. II. Mfirp J. AI.
Magei, J.M.
blstitbatli" wM.eiclB0 becn heretofore so
dollar u, .rrT.rr"cr7 tha bad one
' w uai v m. ikAtii - -
wTto give nhe
J.v lnd Jl.? the Medicine. I
. . .
snamaal WU TBt. 1Y a. - . .
" " two sues, TIC
1 JAMES T.WIQQIN3
iprietawl:Tt
aTowhomMr:. VA. :
V sale by Dru." and m
Bt. I Ttotod McftiiAuis every
V sale byl
t. 8iJ... t . "U'S a- "tnuoru,
umraw m d a hi rt a a i
lere ' -rnl " UMk Prorcssor -O.F.-tK
M!'e lJ?an VaTiirhan.57!! M. C..wncr. Clerk
THE PlAKlDEflLEn.
wtusOB. octc i860.
i rronr. tae r
r jolbeni jMetholaCl
Bat in ir y Uart l ' j (oast CM km : 1 a
: i C rLrrce, Li rObea of ireeB.
The Boneyesckle twlnlnr:
tTlenbaoCaol bloom
The bladtbM clncka behind pl-, ; ?
wTbc quail jlipca loud and t?3arl j
Inehome he Iotcs ao dearjyjf i i
The grey end; old burn doc enfold
Ilia nh pie store in mcesref . 1
! or heaps of bonrded gold :
A preekniej blessed trwisnrc v I '
.While jonder, on th porth there stands
:- His wife, the blessed charmer
"The iweete4 rose on all liU laqjJiVl
" The inderMnrint f.im . I 1
'
Ttt htrniha airiror Lnn
, uoniai Uio summer brashes , 2
The autumn amilea wit mellow ray
3 HH sleep old winter haabec
He earea not how tbeiworld'may moTC,
( No donbts. or fears cofonhd htm ;
Hia little flock are linked In lore,
Ijonebold angels round him t
Ila truUs to God, and lored his wife,.'
' i Nor griefs nor Uls can barta bej -
.He's nature's iobleiimnlalJiev ,
The Independent FarrAcr.V
... -if .' ' . V
-, -r j--... luim'Ji a
I - WlLMlNGT01f,N.,
ci M ? N- 1.0cto86U .'!
! n PtJBLiche, pxecutiVe
Cfemmitteijof theOaje eaegri
nlttiral "Afebciatloxf behVviiiir tWiJk
It is bf ;iTnportaTtde?totcaIlhe public
parationsHhat: thisMssoeriUol r
rnaKirrgroT its WSlTSWantfpcsi.
f.vu, uave jLurwceci.tiie Undersigned
b address you this i communfeation.
I This AssbciaiTori has for its object
h promotion ofgrwutui:eJ, com
merce aad the mtfchanfsirts in that
section of countryCof ; wh!chr: Wil
tningtqn is th4 Commercial ceiit re. ' "
To that end we4eif9eve.r'ariner
and mechanic-every good )iposewife
and woman engaged in'- thV manufac
ture of Articles usefiijQailweiltas or
namental, tcr be represented by? some
articlef offineir own handiwork or
prd(lucti6ri.'';; ' :. : - ' ; '
it' Juet no on6 hc8itAte;tosend'any
cxcellentartfclc of their own growth
or ; their ownf manufacmre to 1 our
air.
; We have erected a large exhibition
halloa building equal in area toone
hundred and fifty by t4irty3feet)Wo
stories high. :
' In addition, to this we haV'apiall
n!netjrfl)j ' thirty feet fl thVwfole
equal to eleven thousKnlseYcn iun
dred square1 feet of oor, forJxiibi
tiott of articles, such as machinery
and Tnanufacttires of aTtTtihds thst
our friends and the Duhlfsof'anv
State or country may c .irs to pre
sent. iu iV. . I ' v?
' Large accomtnodationa irllHlsJbe'
provided for liri stocky rery;icuid,
together with 7a. fine trottwg 'course
for the:exlubitioa of anitatali.-
AViCh our arrangements and accom
modations we' trust the public wit be
fully satisfied and that t-wiircomc
forward with Abundant specimens.
W e are now to have Tanr . and
Exposition; for the first time DyT the
waters of the Cape Fear, anCire-lay
au gooa,XHoriu varoiintansevery
where, and! to all that ove thood
Old North " State ! and esire to sec
her rise,! Fhccnix-like, from the ashes
bf the late . civil war though tiey
may reaidajxia distant state or a
foreign land and to citizens of all
the-States,' come nwliieDTis.
f 'Bring something" hew, useful or
curious, and jt shall hare a trace upon
our grounus.
S. L. Fremont, President.
We clip-thc following' eloquent ex
tract from K.P. Batt le'T&q open
ing addrcsajtt the State Fair ?-rr
"Our Stotcthas great, nftural ad
vantages. " Wc have blessings of the
earth and the skies, of the field and
eU XieiUei .'TTiadQe, nor
ArthqTUtkcs aor XitV: cold, nor tor
rid heat :
BciUtercir jniar norlo-
ttrrn our ml zzdswm '
ii? to a bnghted wiilcri
v ' si u T s - b as- t -
iVMTomt
the sun aHedc hla ge&ill rmjs,'.arosd
ft& tUy healtn-beafin- brcesea ;' frotn
grosad prig tl yxrsaerousiYav.
usefjil 'to taAiJJic -ath uvlare the
.choicest ntinriiJi r .mcLtJie area.
a A . ' m SB7 . S ' .' . S A .
grisses vkaea
Trait. 1 m m' '
Traits rincn wiihont f.e kr r. n.
tbe h4 JVPtMtera apantSe
grow rank great '.eorxl cropst-r1hich
calls to icUd tht fimed fertilitj "of
the Ysfiey fthNile: NpwW jn L
I holl worm or 'catcrpillaf ''w Iniadsv
r . t - w arasiaa
uuub:. compieteij. destror the cold
bearing plant io the. broa4 fields f
our ctton belt, Intelligent Industry
seldom i fails to'mp rich rtwards in
the grain 'and - tobacco lands of our
li-f ' ctif&- 4vOurmr aa "they
rush in ' rapid descent" from their
sources in our motintamj defilei and
break headlong over the1 barrieri of
the primitive .rocks, supply wateri
power inimitable". ! Fuel liid4 trr
6I0nn4 a?d abofe the ctoW is ac
cessihle and cheap. Whatever may
Cdnttibtrte to our ttmtort'WIlixnrV?'
whatever-mayid infthe irreaf
struggle to subdue, the forces of na-
si . -" I f" 4 i I -FA . A A
lure, our generoaa mother will aannlyl
lunush us if wo make an honesi effort
to obtain them. ""Give ns intelligent
industry, guided ty scfencd, and few
States will yurjpass'.Vl
in the race of which" weal nd re
.f nejnoBt and happ;neai are the prices!
1 It is : to 5incit i to 4hi Industry
atd create or quicken this inie)Ui0HiCB
thai we t assenibled together now.
'As
iron sharpeneth iron,. so does a
man, the. countenance of his friend.'
By our .annual gatherings improved
breeds of animals will be more widely
distriboteti, new processes of culture
made known, pur flominioa over; the
material world extended by pew ap-i
plication! ,tf machinery, menUhVusr1
will be rubbed offl faults detected and
f rectified) old erroneous ideas exploded.
In a word, m the . largest sense we
will educate one! another. , .
. Iet us then determine that each
annual Fair shall be hereafter grea
ter -than its predecessor.1 Let7 us
eek to extend tho popularity and in
flunce of our Society. , Let u not
be discouraged bbeginnings smaller
than vie hoped for. - Let us aim at a
grander eucess and more abundant.
usefulness.. Let us follow thq coun
sels of America's greatcsV, poet, -t
us not 'look mournfully, into the
past." Let us wisely improve.' the
present; "Let us like true and nn
daunted Americans,"go forth? to'mect
ihe shadowy future,, without fear and
with a manly, heart,' ; I n.
V' IloWto'lltilW a Corn CrltJ '
Juow , to have a rat-proof corncrjb
is -' a great question among Tanners.
A correspondent ; f the New York
FarAnera CluU gives the following
experience: - f
have a corn crib that has stood
ror .20 years, and has never had a
rat,.,to my knowledge: Posts ten or
eleven ufcctr long 2 and eight inches
square; mortise two feet fromr one
end; for. end. sills, tno inch mortise
with tush;, tap r u poet from sill to
the end by. hewing offinside until the
end ia reduced to four inches diame
ter: make smooth with drawing knife,
an4 i aafl on tin smooth half way to
the end, below the ilL . ; Let sills be
eight, inches square;, also, and tie
thetvjand the rafter plates strong
th moderate interics. 1 Brace well,
and, lath up 1 and down with three
quarter f.inclv lath; dovetail or cotm
tersink joists .crosswise; lay the floor,
and board up the ends with vngrooved
boards; ; let each bent be twelve feet
long, six feet wide nt tho sill, and
seven and a half feet at plate; and if
full toYJeakitrmTiil hold 250 tmsheTs.
I never had ear hurt on account
of great width. If preferred, lay the
floor, ;.with "lath. , or narrow boards,
with'room for 'vehtiUtion. Each post
should stand . on stone,' aboat three
inches from, the - ground, and each
stone have a foundation' two feet
square and 1. below the froit."
J in
. rnoraf IVortli Ortrollitsi.
"""i AwaTJijt wt of KoarniUA tOUXA,
I O'TlATwrrtrrfV.7 hAt. -fAo""
:ifotwith.finalrlfihWxUtrncc
Iwfcnd'goodrdeVinthcrpor-
ticml 6f to Stmt regar4 It is rn y
1 ' o ' - , J
.1
ties, .to-wiu Lenoir; Jones, Dranri
inn 1 niThM dim, . v
1 . f , . m
life AndpropertafBd U5iaiffi
cult, If tot Imuosiaief f3fiWnrSi
fait antf ' faip chfoTcTmeil4 tbo
law'. InfbTTriatioti hit rcactiu!,nd:
coniinoesto rcacrf the 'Executio,
that n ihe 'bbT6c5iitJMf ii-t.
of feeling' exists whTch irlotally,
incompatible wiflii Tree exer.
I "!,' uw ;uu oi me uovera
uiwus, ui tnai inaepenuent exprea
iion of opinioni'Vnd'that (reetlorn
of actfoa,1 wnich'I. tWbirinHghl
tt ttrf American.!5T In Ecaoir and
Jdnea' varionsthefUnd nrdeYJnjvflToa:ti rery
cuiamuiea ; jaiu aavt
been forcibly opecVU and tlo'pris
bnefg taken ihencolkveDeen!ninr,
dered - lia ffiwf of Ynl rUw has
been waylaid ffkliltf offtbo mI
lioBfgTiway? a'ndanolhVr'or.r
the W has Wilafn ttftti
day while engng.n ..raVrdlnary
avocationt. Vrir&e aVemnr.VFA
been nttr"!- and 4ihe 1 ocenpanti
or Ranged cbr Wfeilytenl'anl
(h tesult mrtnuYfaVtDefiT
lawiUliArjr& wUsiD ti-"-Ji; J -,v
r . ,v criuu aaq
mintiH(wa.,V jja. w.:- ii-?f
fined under ncntenco of l'Courf oV
A t "WW . m ! ' 1 .
miit unitetr Btate,a8ch liber,
ated and is trhkVlirg. Th' Or
ange the'-jin HiaV7 been forcfply
opened andtwo wis(rafsTTOlored
men) , taken ont"KhdahoF. fon of
whom has died" oTTifs1 woundlr 1
Three other colored men hare been
hanged until tVey ,were dead, one
babeencfcily Yhutllatod. ami
othcrt have Uhfnped4 White
citizens. hao.lfojTireVl. insultf
and terrifiedThe Unireraity of
ajibic, aucrcu to thc.caiwo.of
ded by bands of artnedf nien in tlid
guise on Drseblltk,"stndffctilcl, Vio
lence have bee a there pemjlretd
00 unoffending b'tieens'ond offices
ot the la'w; Many of' tho colored
people in thwuntiwd noTn
wnsideVable .rtipn.'a'f tlio while
rwinln 4liM, rK k(. I:. i. a.
and gd cititenni-BrclWing ifnder
constant -ajrprehehsions' that they
may fall victims at any moment to
the malicb of their enemies; V '
Jtis-tnado mjr.'vJutTjnder tTle
Constitution to call on f the rniln
tia to execute ; tho. ' UwJ Suppress
riots or insurrection andX to repel
invasion.",I deeply regret that it
seems necessary to resort to tho mrl
ijary power to-enforce tne law and
to protect thecitiren. . But the law
must be maintained. liave wait
ed in vain, hoping thaarqtnraing
sense, ot 4 reason auid jnstie'e wauU
arrest these violations of trie law.
But these evils,' instead of ilimin
ishing have increaaedand no course
ia left to me biit to iase tnisrpro
clamation. of admoflitiua and want
ing to all tho peopleof the counties
mentioned, whether1, en gaged : in
these flagrant' vfoUtronif la w7 or
whether indifferent or uiscBsible to
what is occurrinia theTc midst.
Ixiow call upoarverr ciiizc'sTin the
counties foresaid;'f-aidlho"c?vU
power in a frlesa enorccmcnt 'of
the lairs. 2 set o -men can lake
the law into Llieir own , bauds.
Erery ci tisea , howerer Itu mLIe, or
whatever. his color,; haa a rint- to
to be at peace i lit bisown horic,'and
cannot be taken" Iheuce" VxtvfiC by
due prut-csa, aud cauuet bv puniih-
or WttrdeTed,'otheTi hivnnrrr
-tiuwM ufc occn uaequaxo, nrte erewrw.,. . r. . . . banner sUok h a head.
to Wng-thf InsW6Td1hktfnnd the , . . "1 cannot mkc out whit is the
wicke ton nnlshment-: , .. CHAPTEE CCLXY1L matter with my clerk,- said the
In Vltnaw the -Jail Wen for, "TO J1?' Laa-cr to confrere v.ho was in tU
dbly opened ahd' teher.t;An: l8diiiu oa rA?wT. . ,n:,A .t ,
n mr mm mi A m s. - :.- - '
L . 1 .aQtt)?nt7 ath nrOBf
Mr; ffn T5V f .X iJl' i . . . -
h dwelling of others ly force
i QOTiliscT V toaw. srlcft
ho31d iohuhJ b4sinl latoi -
ta.iiia ,M,M.n ' .it . w
erSTtaasry sn& life,' ptr ;
poiUahed auxordi argryri eitM : -ci
nowi gifonotic? ia inoxt
tolenvi.inanaer, -Jat LheaW .wipla-
counties la A itjtteoX Jaaurrectlon.
fo WU PXsrt tno yhola power of
to p ro
tect; thoae who ao-attailed or in-
i.i.bripg.crioinala to
4H'C JP aJ te like this JLre
.rotgtnlj to,.hixv an
tt linC. hu poUtical
opinions: but to dolthia V. i. M.l
,a?rf spread, over ."all
tamed. , . . . MV
a 1 a - nsa.' !' -m-m aal 4 Osafli at - t '
6 it. OV t T sv. .
mo vtu aay 01 uctoberjOn the
:&r?zt iwa
!?enctFtV. JW of
onr TnTrtnrlTiM
j yovernor: -nk rtm r
di'
FELONY.
,7,?5?)
f?5xr. aact, Any
person who shall dugu;se .Jhimscl( by
pamting hi face, or hearing any.
M M , the
Tr "'f0 t0cn1f ?F rfrigbUi any
ml mm aa. A A 1- .
.V. "ut u T,TOmmua7 or part
tVereol sall be guilty, of , a ni de
mean or. and be punished by fine or
impriMTiment in .the County jail, at
the dfscretion'of the Court.
hcec. 2. Any persons, cither sing
ly or in,associaion with each other.
who being diigui?cd,or masked. ,or
described' in the -preceding section.
shall commit any treaspMS or act bv
.'.. '- ' '
force or violence, which is now a mis-
an -slA A v w : A ' s
uwitrwiac concealed in tne tninnrr
acme
State
i
deemed i
ImprisonetT;
tenliary
one year, or xnorc than ten Years. .
, SC. 3V This act shall go into ef.
feet on Us ratification, and the Gov
ernor shall cause the same to be pub
lisbca'immeuiateJy.
" lU'iified the'Iiti dar' of
day, of April,
A,,D.,isc?.;;;
'-. a
Nortnerxt Deflnltlon ofa Car
'ii' T a ; xtiti-nrwr. .
The .Cireletille Ohio Democrat en-
richea the political vocabtdarj with
the following definition r There ' is
nd Cffcrthce between" a earpet-bsg-ger
and a' seoundreL Tho words arc
fjnonjBonx it'cannol t 'other
wite. We do not care whether he b
si taaa ofling prayeri h abort ones,
or of ai pray ers at aH. Us Itaa
advenftirtr of a twdid,' Ttngcful,
reckleia,' sensuafcasL lie cares on
ly Tor'sl in point of worldly profit
and has no care aa to how his 'ia-1
terestl are TomotedV '. al or ruin
is bismottOf'fofeo is hlr weapon; do
eeitad falsehood rhts kaiia ' aliiec,
azi! canting piety xui Ihtni. Tht
carpet-baggWfa htt.beaf. tatate is a
nypocrlte' and' a seoundreL tader
lhepreext, of 'extra linttthropy
he U'doni the evifV wor-HrhrrO'
evert e" gocV , -Teepi utiiattmhrtit,
propagating flthwd had ill feclin"
-aforeaaid cpaata;. utnstetlu)
tfwiar.TjU. prodainsth'ose
A. AA4VUAILUBGX.
anor Dy -any. statute of this ; aTtcUon : llafY the secret ia it
, o at coamon law shall be Wh'y d,M vou not tell me Lcfcrc!"
ruHty of felony, and shall be I Tho vouth w as tilt r.L
at lurdUbor in tho Tcni- ' ' ' Well, my toy, I wir Tf a : but I
for a term of not less thanlpjire vou, a word Vf adtiec. If th
T-jaU-
jn-J wiO, ja sr7 UaAaa
A lrtoVlt'rtiatcd of awral.
thyTaScmlkcr, who is yctt rocl
naiurw tai Ibdiftf to U a trifle
rait hrWU VleVri of - if,, Ho lid a
fstoriU relerk; a youag. man aboat
twfpty-ope remarkably handaotne,
taodctt nT lafcnectuiV toi th wo
ttiirtWhewtVmed by errrf one.
f tad the latlrr'did ct'rrciti tl
ilt .'..- .
general if clin orpodTnL' Tra
&iioofw kUAllry,-aad had no
6ciacctioh ioTwh'him after fortunr;
fj! n)? "S'nb'clcrW, he
would rise to tme hundiTd an 1 twenty
pounds a jWrgo on for rfght jea m
at ten pounds a yttr rise, ind Harry
wlen heM gt two Vrodrril rouhds a
yeaif!wneefori' to vcjrtat and
Had that 'tie adJtfional ten ponndsa'
year rise onry' keep pace witH tho
babes in theXouKholJ
l JAfcfc?1 Sunday afU?rnoon. .
laT mwm. Sk. A . mm. A . 4
mcai ajo una was expected. .VOtlJ
occaaionally ask the ycunjj man to '
l,lmuJ saiurt)an v lla;
aa the conversation of the veun nan
was ao clever, it could not lat be of
i i';r n;.tf. . . .
adranUre to his clilJrcni
L have noT Ltntiohed Hist tkcre
was a beautiful . young 1 dau -Iter tf
binettcn jcar, but that may aUajs
bccndmfootl in any EngUh family
thn !hal , known .wed-led life long
enough. "Butcre were, of course,
np . attentions on the part of tho
youg o' &thcr than ; extremely
dellcafercs'crvtd aid cioit proper.
The youth, in spite of two or thrca
daysj invitation lo the banker's coun
trjVcat to. lfcathe frcshj and clear
his lungs of London fog and smoke,
was evidently very ill, and though ho .
declared himself well aud robust, tho I
" A w
llA(! Lroar'Aitill Lama r.iraarai
you are green, I should
furui a xa of your time of lifo
and experience," said tho bsnkt r
number two. -IWt you sec what
thematUr l .lie's in lore."
. Vjn love! bah! He is modesty
and propriety itaclf." , j,
7 I tell yom it is a fact, and with a
rich old fellow's daughter, who w! 1
no more think. (,. Laving him for a"
soa-ia-law than you would."
Oh, tho haughty old fool ; ray
clerk is a,- good aa his daughter, and
be hanged to him. Think you fur
ihahint."! . '
a
As soon as hoaxer No. 2 had dis
appeared, tho young clerk waa called
ia. So; sir, you are io lore, an 1
pining away for the object of yowr
dsuhtcr Is fair, she is north runuin-
a n?k lor. lvk hfre; tlmr .''
tw hundred juildypsnl two wotit'i'
leave of absence. Bua an ay wii't
the girl! 1 Bah ! don't look v sto.
piLv I did the'tanie before you, aud
it didn't hart oe't
. The chrk fell vpoa hit xoarrow
bones and was upon the eve of ma
king a clean breast of it, tlrn the
olduau aroM and left precipitately,
to avoid a scene.
The young man considered, and
acted, tnd'lhc conneqarace wis that
the next day week there was n young
lady ai the dinner labia of the bank
er at the eouutry scat. The . hvuxs
was 4ia consteriiaiHn, and a eca;clt
was made in every direction.
(A note, however, was found !.rr
dressing table, craveying the cut -n-ary
praytr xf. forgirnkcas, and or.c
entlaAI LVoci the young clerk, it.
t'ujg.thadt, believing tle banker LaJ
meant tt rg re a Lir.t ;a regird to
fill jTi3r,and wat unab!c to give
his paMrc'cvAioent, wia t appsr
TfOaabe.Lad.. acted ea the loes
1C!J), atwllerc jjji faiacr-ia-bw .' hvl
riivcd Ua Jcttrr Leuld be Li
sou n Taw". ,.. JM
'fclheTpin was bitter, and the joke
terribte one agsiFt hia:-!t tin-JhaTakrr-wa'a
gaod-atttred vaaa, and
iialcd fiiicaW. AO he took the bull by
(W hxns atlast, anl fptuly dtcU
nd thatLa aas awro all the tiu.
! rVtt til'."l' ICU 1jV
. - o c - -
wilh.
autaw CubUaci virmiraama
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