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ty!Mr"t',y"t'.-'"..y."' i .i.iumf & - - PNION. T!I3 COSSTITCTtON- AND THE LAV9-TIIE GUARDIANS OF OVRLIBEIITY. Vol. XXXVI. ' HILLSBOROUGH; N." C," WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855. No..l$08. x David A. IJ aix. ,,, : Gmmi M. Bam, . f - BAIN & COv! SUCCESSORS TO BAIN, 1IATTON & CO. ". , WHOLESALE GROCERS . , ,"' ' AND ' " , C 0 MMIS5 1 0 N ME it CHANTS t , I'vntrrf King mid IV aler ttrttti, . ., . : , PORTSMOUTH, VA, ,. ' Special attention paid lo telling Tobacco, Flour, tiaiu, Cotton, dec Al.o,lo lieceiviiig ud Forward Ing Uomla. forlMiiiulh, July 14. '"'" ' " gg DIL.KOSCOE HOOKER, A. M., XA graduate f III Univeiaily of Norlh Ctrolin, Olid . ul lb MrJical DrpitriiiH nl ofllie L'nivcmty -., . , ...... of New York,) , ,- AVIXU located permanently in HilLborougb, nd being Jricriuiiiiul to devolo hi whole lima mil wneigic u hi profeauion, respectfully olkra bit .er ne lo the public. ' N. M. lr. 11. ha bern u-cMful!y pro-eculhig hi profcauioti fnracteral yrara pe!. , ; ' , IT? Having purchased the j,r .peiiy fjrmcily owned nv 'be (' Dr. Jaiue. 8. Sn.iili, i -polite XicboU' Ho la I, h may be found ificro wUu nut piofcioually ea gage if. " Jun llh, 18.'.5. ,: ' ' 9ij .1 BR. WK. C. ECEEHTS, A CRADI'ATB of JilTrrwn Medical Collejo at Philadelphia, baling located tt . 'lMCl.SliVil.LK, OKANflE CO., offer hi prufi-iui rriee. in til iia hraik-hc. lo that Community, awl will atluij promptly hi all cull. Jul) SUMS. , - B7 Broxvn & Be Hossct, NEW VURK. 7 Bo Fcsset & Erown, WILMI.NU J U.. ,. f. CCEI3S2120XJ .n!?i.' May 59. Kt fiiuj, JOiEl'll it. BLOSSOM, Commiss:oa k Forwarding UeitLant.' ILMI.MiTON, X. C, V;I! lii itm-ii il n: i, m tu huinrt cnliurtrj to In. (Mir, uJ '!'i'pri 11..1V lily un hi.iuj prniu(i( ruiuriK. l.rrt i.!anrct i,n.!e on fjn.i ; i urn!, uf u; l;n,', of CoonliT Iroiii:t' loi ta.'i m t,. a.jiki t, or In lin inriil to otlirr poita. -'..iiiiimi -hi, ul i'iuuj tt'.u iui ' March, liU, 73lf i T.C. &1. (I. AVOUHf. Comm!c3loa iul Forwarding KcrchinU, n;:ou ' di ii l'ino, wjirt K bTnt.tr, . y tlrultigttKi, , i C.j" Liuai Advaaca maJv on t'oucignniila, mj. s:s. . .. ',i-tvp Xurj r. Cnistll. n , J.t. B. Butscll. RUSSELL & BIOTHES, . Ccii!.ra.l Cu:n misKoji Mcrchanta, WILtll.GI (..X. C Refer to Tin II. Wrighi. K( . IWi U'k. Cape Fear. K- f. II. I. t-4-. Fie.1 llr. Uai k uf the Male. " U. (2 IVr.liy, i;j., I'lea't Couiuirreial liauk. lTt- hue ample Vtiaf aud 8tnie Knoin, iiuatd in I f a.o.t ern'rul pari of lile low 11, aiid are (replied la Blake I .I'M-rill UtS'll AlltHMrfK on 'lur, Oxion, Xival tttorr. oro'hrr 1'rutlnce cniitieu- ed in tm le her, or alnpuitiil to our friend N..rih Mi reh X U-lT J. &. 1). Mucllae & Co., . COMMIMHIOX A. FLOl R MKRCHA.NTH, WILnUffGTOW, M. C. I' IRERAt. advaneea m.de on ennui (tinrnt nf Flmir. au.l iirotuut altrulioo iiikrli lu liltiu J I Inlrra fjff I I eeiiea. At. March, lt5j. 74-ltpdj- V. F Ijerr, John i. Slanly, J. IV. Jonrt. .MOORE, STANLV & CO., CGKHISSIOIs" nERCIIANTS, C-i IVE iMml atleniiuii lo the h or hipinenl rf ( uunlry I'l Oillll-e, and (Wer ;oi- . wheaj acroinpaiued by a rrmtttubce ol n.fjctuty I nUriuce. antn to O. IS. Pai.hr. Fre'l Coniwr's.l Sank, Wilmington. !:. P. H-..I. Pie'l llr. Hank ofl ie Mule, -raailre sl.iii i. I'rc.'l MvKUalita' Ualik uf Ncwliein. M in-h 9:h. IS53. w. i. LLLiorr, Lata of WorlU & Fdlintt, Fa; litevdU'. X. Qsceral Commission b Forwarding nerchant, ' ' WII.Ml.tGION, N. C. tr l.-r for Meiiliin-liu. anJ i nn-ignDxnl nf Flnur od ni'iei l'i.ln,e. .ir .ilea at il.yiiia.it, lliaiikiuiiy re ei itI and piouipdy alteinltd 10. Mir h, IV.S. 7 ly Lumber for Salo ' At the Raleigh rianing Mills. 200,000 feet dressed Flooring. JhO.MiU Weatheib'iardiiig . 50,001). " Ceiling. I (Hi .00(1 " " 'I luck Boards, u.r'um.'bon .hi , .I'j?,la ' I 'J 1 in lumber i.uf IV ! 1-eM Ion lo aa etai l Itiiilutaa. nd set alt I delivered on Ivxrd ihe car-free ul I 'lifi. Tliorf wi-liin In puirl,a-e will, on apt liraiUn l-y l iu-r or othcrwiae. be luti.i-lied wnh rardnf piicea, au.l all neceary iuforinaliuo S le height. aVc. .T. D. HOGG Si CO. It.leiub. Jtarch 53.IS.'.6. 6.nuf- JUST KLCLTYLI). A I.O'P of Tbiee Pinny ail snd on Iwriel of RI'lIMMi r" I.I lll-(",.t CaiH.t.en.) AIo tf I M M I : It M S TI I . I. A H, . S v rlm i ml.. rt l by J, C. Tl'llRCNTIXE A 8oV. ' St SI." ' ' : - - t iTST rvF.l EIVF.n. Pin fa I.US. I'uie Le.,l,e:.t Uai. thitZ;nc Paint, ajlil o.1l,.HwctOil, W.i. Tenner Oil, A gd. Jt'i Vrnih, Ulli Pari tireen, . 3 1I.1S. palrrH Pout lliier, Piy M hue and Red Ja-aJ, IX lb'. Frrnrtl Zinc or I'oiceUin Vt l.lie, 4c. Ar. LONG & CAIN. ' June S3. lftS. - ; ' 3- ULAMIS for talt at tLi CiEce NEW GOODS; I AM uow rffciving m Stock of jEIPIE2FT(B AKD SUlillil'IISt (B'Q'&Mi, wbicb 1 vballlie plraanl to (how and aril on irciiniuioualihg Icrnia. I lliink my awortinrnt of Good will be coniplrto aa can be found in thia market, embracing almiwl every thing ; and i will entlvavor to ruakt my prirra average at low ai any Store in Ilia place. 1 wiali to call altcntiutj to a few ar ticle viz i For the Jstulics. Kich Chnnwlion Crepinrle bilka, , t 1'l.iid mid Strip J Pntili lie Hoie SilU, C'bumrlion Glace ti high-ltn-tcrrd Ulack Sillie. Very prttly and neat I'riittetl Jaconeta, Lawm, and Organdie Munlinn, , , - ' Einbruidcred, Graaa, and olhcr Skiiti, ' lirillianln, for under drrncf, , , lk!l Kant) anil Xck Ktlwnda, r ' Alao, Uonnel and oilier Riband, L'hangralile 8iik, for Manlillat, 4c, with Fringe and utlwr Triiuminga to match, Mu.ltn Collara and 81ervra In match, W'urkrd Uanda, tdginga, &c. . Dlmls, and Black and While Couili, tuch n ' Clially, Moluir Lulrc, Ucraca, Lawnv, Muslim, Giiigliuni, io. Kail Itoad, Kt'lf-Ucing and Trench point Cornell, , GMitrra, Iwih low-prkeii and fine, cjdudal'Wood and other Fan, cVc. 4c. ; ' ' 1 II K HAi ALSO, Prime bleached and heavy unbleached eleven quarter tSlu'eliiiga, and 1'illuw Cm Uiillon, i'lr VV'iudow SU.iJi.' and Kite Screem, Sufiior Cat Siwl Hoe, l)ooi UtlU, . ICiix ira that art Jinsort. juat try tlirtn, Colored Malting, and Druggil and othei Carpeting!, Hredleaa and other Raiin, Fig and Cindy, A varirty of Good for Genl and liny. 4c Many gojil will be otTt rcd lower pi'ad th in hereto, fori-, km uo goil are nii'urrd Uil. I kli.ill nut do bu-inc iu tliat my, tlwueliy Making ouo cirtouur p.iy for lli Iom by another. 1'lraie call aud cxatuiue tot ynurtflvee. JAMES WECR. April U. g:i 00 Threshing Machines, FOR SALE. 'IMIE enhrrilir wihiM respectfully f:.fi:SB the Far A uiem of Orn;e an J tbe ai'juium j (Join. tie, that he Im oh h.d iiy l ' h l'aliiit'v'u Patent Rotary Flail Trirohiitg M icliines, niu uf irHirid in N'iv Voik of the very bit matefinN, and narianli'd lu U'ih: ri.i lie the tw.l and t' f-it nia i bid in t It i tiiada aluiol eutirrly ol Kmuhi imu, and relieve the operjur enliiciy limn dual or dan u. r. 1 "i- inii nni i nmrul i ly n.tciiiira a rtatlun U'y machine, and i well adapted to be driven by a cam-. mo., wooden wheel, which every W.,ltc:.l Unuet ouht iia iim.c in ui luiii, ami viii iiiiaii i i-iu iww 10 11111-7 tiuwlrcd buelieli i day with two horiaa. Thia size m idline i wrlh aixiy dollar at Gobtatioruugh, Trom which pUie Ihey will tie aint aa dneited by puri-Jiar, hoy pa; ing freight ua U.e Mine. There aie two aire aUi Itn'l Ihe price eighty r.d una bundirj dollar A.l.'nv the mlrffilxir al South Loitrl!, Oianje CVuu'v l.V. - . 5 ... JOIIX A. M'MAVNBN. Mar 1. tS. , 6i58w JtST KKt EIVEli, 1.0 P of FREH HOPH.be J. C. TL'RREXTIXE & SON. A Tor Sj 1 IIAURELS Flax Seed Oil, 500 lb, vt hite Lead, bo lbs. Litharge, Venetian Red, &c. &r. LONG Ap il tt. & CAIN, sj OR 8AI.K. Fine IVket Kuive. Fine h,i,,. r Letter m. X(. r-.,r. U.vrd. Celebrated Ink. AUo. Fii Firaeh China, MoUo C and elaucei. Mugs Candle Blnk. Ae. LONG i CAIN. M.v SI. .SALT ! SALT ! UI'SIIKI.S .Mum Sail. 5,000 6.IH 0 Ca.ia l.ivrii.-l MhIi, ground. : 800 Mailiall a l ine fait, ' dadr etpecieil kit l bv ! J. Jk J.L. II AT II A WAY Sl CO. . M' ilii.inginn. June I. Vl 11. MirifK. I 1.1. pereon. indrbhd l.s lb late Cm of Lou. Jr i Wet.!, w.ll pieaee rll ,.a, their noi.. and account., a Ihe bunnoa luu.t ba w.ioaid up, O. F. LONG. My Si. FOR .SALE, 11 E A U. March, I'lil oio 'J'o.vh Wa,h, bla. k l.ealer Varni-h. Uull' arMlllill. i ;rit4 of Java C'i ;li e, Ea Mi l-ana' ern.ifuae, (ra Fine, Ayer'a I'heny I'eitcial, i Holland tun, Aet a rui. vc. p. .. LO.Mi ew I AIN. JuneSSd, ISAS. W - N0UT11 CAItOLlNA MAI AND c.AZi;TTi:j;rt. To the Fort'' a vnd Tiuilrff nf yfiwihnnd CiJiiffl I (insTtmr.s: The iiiidereisiic.l S preianiiga large j sud hsiidx'Bi Map of the flair, al.d S Gatcllcer In ac 1 rompsny il. We wih lo have rug ravin; of Ihe Fob , be Uuililiiiga, College and Academic a. In emllluli Ih I (iatelleer aint tb Ikir.hta of the Map. Tbi plan will " I'O'diii'y It our Iwaitutiun as well a show wlM ."ul Mlale ia doing. We will ihe.eror. inetil in lb (iaieitier, an engrav ng of ynur building, if )ou Will fumi.h n with the drawing you paying the eiprnrf nflhe Mate, of which yn can have s duplicate atrreo.; ivp pi -ie for your Cbeuir. Am. And if you wiil pay il t an-e ot engraving, w will al. have Ihe iluib; lime on me ..lap lanuer, wt.i.u win iwaii aH.ri.iwi.wii. . 1 . . . fur all lima Incline. 1y il Hill teud Ul a Win ten dc. ariiiionn .fv.Hir I'nllem-. or rvh.nl. il nnliie.l.s-ilion. , luiinn . f your 1 .Allege, er f -n.su. n nsnie. i.v nnn, f.i-iy..ltu.iee.. term., Af, we will In-ett it in theOa. jctieer fn-ei.f chtife, m.verlln-litutiiiBbsliily ,lone.,hotwew...1ialli.iil..tMi. :.- Ve.y hamVeI, I'K tm:E. IliiiJiawoogh. ji. to' n i-.t. .1 i;.t.it, . c. . June ia. Is.W. 08 Luw IJooks For Sale. . Cin Valuable l.w Ba k. a part ef a mll bnl weli-Klcctcd Law l.ilirnv, may be bd l iwluced la-kee ea pphcaliori sl th llecmlcr Ol&i. Aamig thcmsrih EnhhKeiori..inlS.d.,lrlelflJi.i(.r 5,, J( frillirtn, the grain, though il June iiJ.ii, le'j. - ' ' Jl some iirulc, ttdl laik some of tne cleiucuts May your rich anil, Cxuberanl, tiaturea'a better blcaaingi poor O'er every land." ' ' ' ' t" ' Seeding of Wiieat Importance of Good A every farmer in now engage J in prepar ing liiii ground for v. hou t, tltough probably very IV w have cimiinencetl seeding, it may nut be ainiaa to add something to the remark v.e lately submitted on litis subject and e pecially to urge the m cegsity of a cnelul at. tentimi to the aelertinn of seed. , This atten tion, at all times important, U particularly so the present season fur owin tu the great amount of rain thathas fulleit while the wheat was yd in the field, a very large proportion of the grain ha been wet, or heated, or sprouted, or otherwise injured. At a general rule, the farmer should select the best and most per fect portion of Itia crop (or seed, and cleanse it of every impurity. II strict attention was paid from year to year to this matter, we hat e not the least doubt that the farmer, from this cause alone, wou'd. after a series ol'years, de rive in jucreased product of several bushels per ac.-e. A long time ago, as we have often heard it stated, wiieu the "old white May'.' was the favorite whuut in Virginia, tlie-in.iu-.iSer at Ihe " Maiden's Adventure" farm in Pnwliatan annually selected front his Held, when ripe, the bel and earliest head suffi cient to yield a bushel of feed. This he cure lull v suwed on a suitable so, I, and the thirj tear.it produced him need enough lo sow his entire crop. He had ihe reputation of rais ins; the best crop on the river and farmer, from both far and near, renewed their seed from hi stuck. All who knew Hie white Mat, and had env experience in the liur IliailUiatlurt U IMIIII II, I cuit-ll.fvt tllOV IV ni.9, (lle mst beautiful grain, aud that It made the ' of nv ,vat ef rtt( iu Vir- Pima, out neglect. 11 preset inz us puiuv, iuia. V ei. I o 1 hail the etlect alier so u-ng a lime, 01 caus nft Irgetierai v S and now tle tarictv has proba bly become entirely extinct. '1 he saute has. happened to many other varieties, though o!' Icm note, with which we were acquainted iu OUT early day. Till' bcam" riiut.lnt:iin aiiv feeble; and the fields which produced such abundant crop lor a few year af.er I.. :..a-...t.a...aa oaitcii I rk SWaatt.'aV till I'lhill their introduction, cese I to repay the labor of cultivation, until aliew variety was obtain ed, which in tu turn was all the vogue for while, until it finally shared the fate of it prcdeecsioi s. Every farmer w hose memory i untie ill back to a period nut more i emote than thirty or thirty-live years ago, can re (a'.l a iirrat l.utu'jcr of varieties which had i their run. and were eagerly aoujit alter fur ia few tears, when they wire Mtnerseded by j some other novelty. "Only one kind, as lar as our memory cite us, whose origin may be traced loant thing like a diit.itit uay, now rr11(jM ......n;, the atandaid wheats of Vir- iliaam, i;,oC0linllt.J pruductitenes may j ue ascr.oeii ujore iu i s toum iuuu.ia. i tinn to our ami and climate than to any pains that ha been taken t preserve it purity. It ! letain it individuality more perieitiy man ' ' a..t- ,.l1i..e w to-lit We il:t VI LllllU II I Other IV iC an, ....... ... --. ... , . it would long eg" hate been numbered w itl the tliilr'S that were. Anion-t oilier proofa of its int ai iableness, w c find that to thi day it is more liable to smut than anv other taric tv. Another favorite kind, which has main- I tiiined its popnlaritv for eight or ten tear, i Hie O0(inn, which iicuvca us t'nnniiii from our excellent friend George omlfin. i ' tlllim. , , wm. .rvv-i.v a.,-,. l"-6- t ol the seed liom the PatentOllice some filteeu I i- li: I... . I .. I. li .....L. ...... I t ears ago. lis origin wn tiont a ninic rat , iiiiscoteied in the held oft Pennsylvania far- J AM l.S LRU. ; n.er, which attracted liisnoiice from its sliik- ,,'i"g spprarancel so we hate been lately in- I forineil by Mr. to inn I tin himself, who concurs tt ith e in we opinion mat mis taniaun - jva - riety ha viaibly deteriorated ami that un- less some ellmli made lore-pioduce it fn iu a caielul selection of the best ear, and there- jby iiblaitiing an entirely new stuck, it will I inn ue loi.j ucioic ii loses ua u.aiiiiviivo Ienalitiea. All tins may appear in man larmcrs as a matter of vei v little moment, but tve r. g ir.l II a one OI trrv gieai impoiiHiiie, aim ju-.i at liccestarf fur the pcrpctujtioiiol'any aif -. . . e . . . . ! . . ...I . . - i i en variety of wheat, a a similar iligree race in reference lo anv other Drodoction of llie lartn, wncincr vrgfiiiuie wr annum, i-i v . . i .1 ....... t l l .. the case of colli, ll.e larmcr always select the best ears, and even reject a pot lion of them. The seed of tobarro i sated with ihe utmost care, aud the plants subjected in a particular treatment, and why should wheat j ,n m any exception to the general lulef 'nre is perhaps no grain in the w orld tli. t bi b Ui , rm(,i,iri . ,IMI-ly ar- lias been brougl i - . , . i .. . .1 : . 1-1 , ' fill... 1.1 tn..iiiiiii'Ii l llo niiifio'itv til lariiift.1- , -" .-. " alUilimelil, yield tlie.r Cieilelice to the d.ic . i,,e ., iianmutation. This! t ihe season lo discuss this sub- iject in il fullest extent but what we have j wd may serte to impi ess upon the mind I nf firmer ihe advantage and lieceS.vltt' uf do ing all that i now ptarticiU'e. As a gene- ral rule. Wheal that ha D?rn grown on nign dry land, shoulil be selected for seed. Atotd thai in whirh there ha been a disproportion ate growth of sttaw. If ihe straw 1 deficient in anv of lite omalitiieuta which should eu- of perfect seed. The extraordinary influ ence of the seed nn the future crop, has been generally recognized, xml many persons ad vocate the frequent introduction of seed from a distance... The good effect uf this practice does not consist simply in ihe change, but in obtaining seed frum h wheat soil for when tanner goes tt the trouble and expense of buying seed, he will not be satisfied with any thing short of the bet. AVhat we w ould re commend in (hat in selecting his seed from his own farm, he should do it with no less critical regard to tiiia'ity than if he-was. to t it it at an extra price front his ueidihor i and in order to ohtain the best for another year, he should select that field, or that portion of, . I... fi l l l . .i.-: . .i . me.ticiu nt- uesigus seeding in wncat(inai he considers best adapted to its growth, which he shuuld manure, if hu manures at all, with efpeciul refcrenre to the grain. Doubtless the best manure that is couvenietitly acces sible, is guano, and the mixture of Peruvian and (Mexican is probably still better than ei ther du,ne. Aud should any of our frieuds be willing tu act on our suggestions, we would urgeutlr advise them to cleanse their seed of every grain of cheat, spelt or cockle to say nothing of smut. These needs will always crow frutn their own seed, and from their har dy nature the proportion they bear to the wheat will be constantly increasing. A pure article also never fails to bring the highest price in the market. , We had als designed making a few re marks on the preparation of laud, but find ourselves obliged to postpone tHein until next week. To Make Pmmk Vikkoa. A correspon dent of the Chin Cultivator vouches for the merit of the following recipe fur making; vin egar:' ; Tike and mix one quart of molasses, three gallons of rain water, and one pint of yeast. Let it ferment and stand for four week, and you will have the best oft itugar. ..... FMtKBr AND FOItfJlVE; OR, NEVER NURSE YOUR ENMITIES. Tliere aie some iiKlividnul who neeni disii jil never in (nrjj-l or forgive an injuiv, on mat- i v a iiplv aion.'i! Inr, or linw long perpe I'hev ai-ek venifejini-e, nnil 1I111 thet imteil llmiff ltlll..r f....1itrta r..v .-u ,m 'I'l.ij J it , . .. . . .-:a!Mk'i..ialil,e)iili.., ininanv lioininifniw. . - .ff . . , f il' jn-d-d Hi!mi-I unite one, or beinu j illcl s . . j gaui-f o r-eln. Ami M on evey iccaii'n, we it..ul,!M,d ,,p ihe ill-feeling thus eatis.ilj 1 fx urn.!. I liei'i'ine one luntr m,-rn i.f rn u,,.l i .flai..rt..-u,;.f.,,,,,1!llll.!i.,oilil -riiai,..,Ureul riit,:i.l hir tha-h I ke re..eai.fi at. ..a a (.a f. ,, .1 f.inwum In air-,a.l liiiitian I f uJ H 1 " feel. The m.wt raiefiil rtfn n ilienver ilri' ihey have rniiimiited -in oiii'iii'siun or rumiii'saioii, thai ihey have eao-ed pain, iiiij.iiie l c-n.flilei.et. and! provoked ill-will Try mav not have iulemled ' Miivdiing f ih- kind.andv.'f. liiv rrmaik. or ) eveit a aml.len Link, has prrhap had ihe sul ef-! under the bart lfl?:e of Ileniuetary. wiilioiil r feel. There are peiliap. few p.r.ona ill i!ie'ar.l lo .rii.ciplci.r when tbcreaie nogieM prin- j world, win. an- wiihim: enemies. It mi nciin.es ! riple involved, under the name, you are wrong. , hinnei . too. that th-v ej .nul dieoer wheno ! H. however, vU mean llnil I sin alwata willmt ' 1 ' - u . . . I . . - - . . . 11 where Ihey give the I'lrence, a-.d lliu Ihey r on ilile lu exidiin or make rep naiion. Nevet t'lele, evei and anon, some iillle ini'i.lellt ne rur. rah-oliied or nbnw that the feeling still ex in-, thai I' e enmity slill live, and lllnl an oppor lunity ia never .il on the part of the sgneved , ... il,.ui..n li ia! ;r.,t.r,toiv laiTiuIt to bear all iln. onietlv. calm-1 , y p,,,;. ,tv. The better sngel" wi l whi- ' ... ......... J ....;.... k.. .1... I ..t .la...Mt.v i ei E' iiniiui in.,1- i Din ihc ri'i-- iiiiii,,,,. jf ,. f an,j p ,.,i, wbirlialway lin.lsa place i , .. - t, .mi,. I ,.l ii, . Inn,,.,.. Iin.n. are , , . , n,mwi a rou te nf reinliaimii. and dm the panie heroine siiil mure wt hly sepirateit. ) This qurtin i now fully te'tled. or upered-: gets who 1 am.'' The editor opened his eves A dy -r two aioce we happened in converae ' ed, by ihe American psr'y, a f.ir beiier platform w ith astonishment. Vou forget that I ain't lie with two old politicians-who, iu ye.tr gone by,1 than ei her, or than wa ever iresenie I lo the j Prime Minister 5 everybody e!e takes cspe Iml been xealoicly opp.ed ! each other. A! people of the I' nited State before. The slavery J cial caie to remember it, but 1 wish they ihey pined, we expressed our urpnae tonue.ei- j qneiioii being ihe greet question of ihe lime, i would forget it, for they only remember it to peeia ty a lite oilier had travelled out nl hi war . and the Atnen.'an pi form liemg the best nmn I ak me fur places anil favors. Now, Mr. to a-ail him with iimie than orilm try wa-mili. ' tint subject. I shall always be fnunJ advocating ' Cluck, tou neverasked me for anything, and The reply was, MI never nurse my etimine.- the principle therein set forth. w ish you would, for seriously t should ba Life lias troubles and anx-eiie emmgh in I i The Democratic ptaiform, n this subject, most happv to do anything in my power to pteeui, i lioiit liiiuiing up the dillimlne of ihe j wa ihe liesi we iter had previnu 10 lite adop-1 m rVe you" I am truly obliged'," said Mr. nl.', The remaik wa full of wisdom and i linn of Ihe American ptaiform. 1 theefore stood ; HUck". "but I don't want'antlliitif 1 1 am edi. I philofophy. If we keep constantly before e the aiitieilrt til Inrnnr tear H we nevtl If,, get or lorgit an oiTenre if w tex and per! ()P ourselves in relitnm in things that hive' gone bt if we teeall, tevite and icmomn lite j buried f ml tf older peri-ids memory will be. I tOiiie s curse lii ua. ano ine uaji Kite oi uie pai: ineon..i...tesperpe i.al shad . w. and ehi I, tie. pre sou annoy, n, in -feovi-r, we o nm i - n - ter mlier. Imw can we hope lor forgtreuer! i . t . oer-rive j il again we uiag iiiy inio n... .,a die iliougiules. i..ilirr-.ion .f a man ol r t . i tt t. of!paat.io..,f piq..e..ri p'ej'i.lM-e, and f .sierueh iernn for tear how ran we i.m!t lor a mote geueiona jiing iii-ni in rrta'iiiii in inn own in- i : t ... ... .... ;,,n.ii.s I Tiutt frame . f m,u. i- oei in U en.te. I. wh-i h at peace with all the world -whirl. h eU that i. l.-.neer w Ilv roinmito-d a wr-ng ... i..fl..x ... ...l .1... i...i.ai il,,.! m ma ""-'" ' n- ne. snd sester. .. . " T , ' ' " ' y ,,, e,.... juste "w,"t',h-,lL,Jrwj.''P will. Ol Ciiise perlie ioil eiiiino He I mini on are St liheriy lo U'C lb s lelltr you nut Punk e.h. All are ce d . m ,e b, proper. If iolUi-g ooexpeete,. ...... 11 ts in ihe poaer of all. either loex.d nil anur! . . . . . i' ml i.ti.M,..l w..,IUf...r 1.. make repnraiimi and ml i.ti.ni il w iling, or l.t wake riir.iiinii ami this ihme, tin catt.e for an,er on l.e pall of lire "i "-" " ,!' '" ''"', he r iii tividiisU exi t hoi. even on the ieceiM ! el ghl iniu.V. !.! Ihey will lietel tniglt ' n.iv, b it ihey - will puraue) ihe t.UVndei lit Ih clave." I liet l.-iui I their own eir -ind in iir iiiie,andoli. n mn-appieh. ml the farm, Uit snei.li ea 1 queutiy wrui, ot caHii n.mrary view, tine pet.m my oe Drmiy .mprea wnll a .rui ular Version of a l-an-aelioii, while aooilier ntaV leeoilrei the inei ienl 111 a light ur a .mm j,tv lliai fevers. Il.nll. I'Ht. ilia he cufid grn-J; eoifiiliiiiuii Icon-iieiiiioua, Why, men. should cmd enaiie. fr.e..dl.ip b.oken. emi.iiv eu- rrdf ll,ii if, iu iiit! cki cmcul J die hoar, one or both should so forget die proprieties nf life aa to use harsh and unauthorized iangungf, the' hnnomble and manly course is to take bark ih improper words at the first opportunity, mid thus, if poitible, lo repair the wmd, and iip tridiae the s'lnii. Thii, tiowerer, is not- the way of the world, generally speaking. The unkind feel in J lliu liunily eauarll ia nuraed, be comes a source of biilernraa through life, aud ofien descends, Uinoothed and uuealistied, to ilia grave, lo most esses neiilm parly will ex- J nl.iin. Often, ifltl. lha eauae nf difTt-rcnra ia m. plain. Often, too, the cause of difference is te ported to other persons, mid in exegcrmed terme; these repeal it again, until a deadly fend is pro duced. The enmity is nursed and sin ntibrued from day lo day sud from year lo year, and final i.. i : ....i r. i ly becomes a paafion, and form pari and part-el of the vrry tenure. . ',,. Aud yet, we repeat, this is all wrong, unwise, irreligious and unjust, ll is far butler lo forget and lo'tjive, to explain end repair, than to keep up a eotistanl source ,f anx ety. especially il the error be ours, or if il be inutu.d. And even when otherwise, and wliru we know or believe that we art the aggrieved or injuied party, it is at least magnanimous lo seek and be saiinlied wiili an explanation. " The enmities thai are nursed and thus kept constantly alive, become demons in the end, which imi onlyiriiaie the mind aud embitter the heart, but impair ihe health and shorten I tie itself. In other would, there are not a few individuals, who die victims to l',eir own infirmity of te in per. They fret, excite and exhaust thtimsrlvet, until at lust they fall into premature graves. Pcnntylvania Enjuirer. ANOTHER GUN FUOM.ARKAX8AS! A liEXOCRAT SPEAKS OVT ! We give below the letter of Geo. Jme Yell, ..... ... .1 'of Arkna. in which the (Jeuer.il declares ill AmeriiMii plalfot.n the best yelgueti tu the country ; Tine IHutT, Auguat II, IS55. Tu M'urM. E. A. ttVrfn, C. II. Thorn, J. H. Seogln, una MAcri, cumm nct t t.ESIUMKN : Vour lettei of the 16lh ,.f a.t I"'" - rii.p. rary unu pro, imm mnnili, invinni me m aiiend s Dem. r-Iie meet- i t'Overninoni by delegate ele.-ied. one from each ing on ihe aSihol ihal mouth, at Camden, and territory , who shall elect temporary , .tat itig thai 1 waoneorllleoratolsaelec.edf .rlIWlen, aml cm";l!ule tounnl until the dial oi-dision, is now before me. eMahiishmeni of a permanent (.Women! ; . I was sb e.,1 f.nm I nnie, at.ending ihe So. t'1' chief of Ihe revolutionary forces in each . r i .1 l..i,u n.w-i i,i... i Statu shall iirgniize leinnorafy hfcal eovefu- ,...i...l I..,, ami .nnarnnan'iiv .'...i ..Ivi.i thai von had li.mmed me with an invitvion, un- t.l my return, and I now avad mv.rlt of the en- beat momeui l. reply. ' Aeeepl U e think of a heart, w arm r,nd keen - Mv alive wiih itraitiu.le. lor the romnlimeotarv nrnis in which you allude w Hie ervice have lender- d the DemrH-ratiri pany, iu tear- ., hat June lir. 1 am iiaotiV til klioa lh.it the have all oeen eeiticu oy me rountrv, a i o' imieh desired. ' I You state, in youi Liter, thai you b. I.eve , . i . . . ..i. .1. . ..r! ant 0118 rvrr reaoy iu omip in me canw oi ... Deiuocnev, nniier snv and all I inuuissnnee. lli late Plstform f ihe called gresl Amen- can party m I' e contrary n .IwiilisiandiiiJ." Il yo inealil.tr ihis.lhallaiiialuays ieai!y mhatllo liuiu Imtuc lor sm-n prinrip-r at were onceau' trVtflff Cw "lllirtwis? Batii n lanv i, i lending 2inl ihe Whiff parly, y.Hi are nthi. Hut ill ihoe old issue are m.v etil. d. Ami. if idose partie only existed upon principle ( both parties contended ihey did) ihe question. twio ietile.1. iliev nn loncer txi-l a naitie Thete i but one question now in existence i thai Ins heretofore been doeii'sed by ihe iwo; I .t...mA n ilia.a . ami Hiuln It.ia lltv Ht-vmr aeii. ' i .... ..,... w.w.... - at iue. I me..n liie slavery question.- The ' nale disnuie no this sul'ieii between llieill. wus aa whi.-h inosi favored ihe Southern miertn. j upon that until I Ida latter. He i now Hie Heat Uemiwni wnoa'anu upon uie nesi piai i sines, and I lite Happily on Illy income, form for ihe onion of the S aic. Thai, in my j" Then," said the Peer with an oa'lli,! envjr t.pinimt, i ihe gieai Anirtie-n platlonn. juu, and you're the only man 1 ever did." W hen new parties formed, ihe party in ; power, ky Idat ascendency, holds the popular; OtTKtoKors ir Tare Yt'c tike the follow name I oni inr onrc rrrrnir v. -ii iimm-.n i prp...t, long, when ll.e people find li.t-y i no priori, ie to tu-min me n-m..-. 'P IO Vll-li.1.1 o.t n.llir, .,...,...l.e,h-e been two kind For some i (.... . . er . l.i.M.,te-.hei.uelWH.,rt , ru jreinm raev m no-... ..m and ihe port Hem -ertcy. The Hue Deoimia - . i- . 1 .1 ... ....I cy aw inn- h, t miway, lit e In John-ii". au l lit nifiee. I lie IHire it-wi.iciac ,.r . t.. u. :.i .....! MU. ... ..ii,.. . j peiucipiea inn .r. ... ...... ... t Tiieae liiirr will a'l he louiiii, soon or Mie, np B ,( A.ne.n sn p.a.UH.n. . I (n forttr I have ooiiniie i. write tnu let. ! ,er ,.,re ai bngib. Bui. s. I b.te been fro... t....... .B.l U.,.,. ...,l b.,.,e.a bate r lunula. m In your city on Hu id.it', the 8th day of Sp. i iem'ci I fnlli , , ' 1 . 11 ..... ..... ... 1,1.1. iem'cr, when I will fits Jmu my tws w.rt, ! A-eepl for yofol.f., nJ no-e wt.om too , hate the honor in ieprei nl, my bci il e Yi.ur. mol icrntel.ullv. Jami: yf.i.l. Gun 10 stt it. The W hi-s nf Maa.uhu - aett are about lo liold Mate Contention. Il is huh time that they had cut loose from .ti tt.. .ua thai hate lier.lii me iiitei erci ... .1. ...... ...I. r..t the m-jc of the cnuiitrv and Ihe permanency of tne IV.011. I-t Ihem . stand tin as loot! eld cunnrrtatite vVt-bster, and up as joihI ol.l Dncrtaiite ti-09ti'r(a 101.14 m e..v ..u,. i. tun.- . Whig, and bid d fume to I.iufi.iMi. and iiboliiiuiiis.il. a ry. m Lv.scn Lav in Iuikois. A lynching case has recently occurred in Illinois, just over the line from Hig Foot, Wisconsin. On Sunday, the 9th instant, a young man named Coxrn was nearly murdered by his father-in law, named McLanc, and robbed of $575. The assault was committed in the woods.and Cox en was left for dead i but he revived, and man aged to crawl to the house, both the parties residing together. McLane was immediately arrested, and the examination took place on 1iuuln v. Miitoiiliutamlltio I. Monday. Notwithstanding Cox en's wounds and his direct testimony as tothe assault, Mc' l.ane persisted m denying the whole stoiy.; A large number of excited people were m' j attendance, and, although they were satisfied that the law would punish McLane for the assault, they were determined that he should ' give up the money. McLane was according ly taken out of the hands of the officers, a rope tied abuut his neck, and he was suspec ' ded in the air several times, when, more dead thau alive, he confessed his guilt and restored the money. The culprit was then given up to the officers, and by them eonveyed tjail. Saciiifice or Life. From Lloyd's forth- i.oming steambti'it Directory we learn that since the application of steam on the western waters, there hate been 39,6r2 lives lost by ' steamboat disasters, S81 boats and cargoes lost, and 70 boats seriously injured, amount- ' ing in the aggregate to the enormous sum oi . 6:,ouo,otio. Ira.?,,. . ; The Plan or A vi tla." In the accounts of die lair Mexn-aii revolution this phrnse is ofien nseil to ilesi-'rilie ihe Imsis of ihe new movement I'l,l',1'',,i' ascertain the fidelity ,,f 1 1 a liio.laej I It!.: ivtn . m aa F. .tm ....... . its lemler-.. Tin-, plan "r buris fir the eousiruc ti.ni of a nev (iiiveruineul is embraeetl in nine ariirlea, and lake iis u:iine Irnin iIim city where il was adopied by the revolutionary leader, lis iinpur'iiui feature are : I'liisi riptinii of Mania Anna and his ad'iprent; I n.enf, on ihe basis of late independence ami i "' '""'y-'" untlau.ni nf the UniieJ j s,j'1M ,l,e ''" '" "! the tlceii.-n of , Conrrese, for ihf piirposei of eom-iiiiiting a re- 1 piesenlative eonstiluuoud f.overn.nrnl ; Ihe re- ,""""? a"" P"rn ' na capitation lax are . ... . .o . . .. - . " v V n'., una v,u iB jm be treated as enemies of ihe intional indepeu-. 1 oeUee i 'f,,e .rfWluriary pant'. inc ll.e abdii'Slijtl, - . ; P""' ,,ie oigm zaiioii of the new Gotcrnmeul upon. ihte idea. 1 1 ! .r m . ' All" ' iiio i 09irlk with tioo. Wii eno'l aulhoriiy it i aland, that in Ireland. since 1317. h-lie-ni.ls have broken I e fr.ou Iinmnh ilird- d.nn, and l.inger f.r the bread of ,fe. In lJt'l- ,,"" """ """' "'' 1 te:ia i..telie, where n-t a solitary one existed lv.eu;y-li , years) fcEo. and ihonsanda nf families are hruujjht wilder a pn-e evangelical infliieme. In Fiance, .. I...IA ..ll....a I...... .. ..CT .1.. ; 'ar- " u iiieiprrinns !nf the pun ie v. and tr -----. jhip. In this cnuiitry also, are many rliun-hes ! eoniieU aln.osi w holly nf converts from It i. manim ; and various Protestant churches have been enlarged by the kdioisriuo of ihe Same i class of converts. The Editor t tub Pki:xi::k. Ulack, tt.n a-ililue ..f Im .f i 'I. .....LI.. . v. ...v ... ... ?.-- ot oil iv.lt? aa. a great favorite with Lord Melbourne. On one iiccaaiuli the Peer said l Mr. Hla. li vo ... ! the only person who comes to see me v"ho for- ; tur of the Morning t'hronitfc ; 1 like my bu . f , .,,-,;i, n ti .i i of ihe th itiatant. Well does that print ex- I . . ,. claim. outrageous, i true:" I. " w ,1C that A younZ ,, n , ..l.-ia i lnr -i il w iili atenlinv wae. . " f""' reaifti ov a sei in ruiu.iiia in a portion oi t,ai , , M , .... . , - . .. brutally murdered -in the following manner t 1 Sii.r,i.i-tiiii that Ihe btiv wa tuill thee . ' . . , .,..,., . .,!ri,.M; h iheaifnim i , A ,e rrdiminaV. wcr , ' i f ..ii,,... i , 'VT'. h ' M ' .r" '1 Vt 1"" V-7 "'' not acknowledge l.at.ng i.'.mn.itted the theft. about tht l'.,,,e ladv happened U ;on.t '.,,, f ,U , tiS; l ha! bv, she fainted and fell to the ground. The .. t .1- ir.;.... ,r ii HugciiHig ine coiiiikiou til tne oov, ..,. .,,,, f rrM ,h t.- n i.!... 1 f.i' , hU .aaia.e. ih hor. ib!e deed was done. We don't know bow troe thi is, but if it is to, those who were ! engaged in il should tu.Tcr the full extent of : l"! " I .,,' ! " I Jo j tluiik." asked M. S. Pepper ra Mer sn.it ply, utai a iiuie temper us a little bad thing in a woman f" Cer , mayiii," repiiid Iter hu.band, it ia so gmd VVI tflllMJ IllFie ' luVr ,ln'h ' ai4.nniea . .
The Durham Recorder (Durham, N.C.)
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Oct. 10, 1855, edition 1
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