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AMERICA.
In the early days of newspaper print
ing in this country the machinery came
chiefly trout England ; bat when the Yau
kees began to invent, the importation
ceased, and for many years the United
States supplied novel presses to Utitish
and continental publishers. But English
ingenuity appears to have taken a new
start, and has produced printing machines
of euch superior capacity that 'New York
newspaper owners are now buying Cast
presses in London.
We lately witnessed the practical work
ingof two ol the celebrated Waller presses,
at the New York limes establishment in
this city, and mast confess to an agreea
ble surprise at their perfection and extra
ordinary performances. They were built
in London by Mr. Walter, the inventor,
and set up here, under the immediate
supervision of Mr. Gilbert Jones, of the
Times.
They are known as perfecting presses,
that is, both sides of the sheet are printed
in passing onee through the press. In
ordinary presses, the sheets are introduced
separately, printed on one side, then pass
ed through again, and printed upon the
other side. This involves much handling,
the employment of cumbersome machines,
and many attendants.
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
NO. 15. WHOLE NO.Il0r.
Consecration of Bishop Lyman.
On yesterday Rev. t B. Lyman. B. D.
of Califori.ia, was consecrated Assistant
Bishop of the Episcopal Dioeese of N. C,
This solemn and imposing service tlnok
place in Christ's Church in this citv in
i the presence of a large end highly inter-
Which reminds as of a little anec
dote about a very bashful man in In
diana. Theu nfortanatefa friends knew
that he wanted to be married ; they
knew that he deserved to be ; but they
were quite as certain that he never
would be, if he waited until he found
courage to pop the question ; so they
of the kiud ever pei formjed in this Church took all the trouble off his haHds; and
the Concord Sun.
The following is from a private letter,
received from a former citisea of N. C ,
now living io Bradley Co. Arkansas (and
who once ecopted the position of Lieut.
Geo of Arkansas) and shows that even
in that down trodden and over nan State,
Radicalism, is fast meetiopsts rowavd.
"By aa amendment to ossr State Con
stitution, mined in March loot, weave all
eutranchised, and hope, at the next dec-
If
or m the State. Although the eeremonv lhv a oarU. ,f .A ' , ZLdZZiKT 7 .
-M , begin .t II . congroga- "Ppi3." 373 ZT.
earlv hour v observed lhf virl. rf flt
" . ... i'rr v" tor "wi Una " Hn mnnh o r.i c UA Ibe one we new live nnnVr i. .a iKnn.!.
m w uauvi ovuvui as uuou, i ' " wbb
1 .1 a e 1 m i I eaMAM l) aA L Q . I J:;l 1
jtnL d tbe auutial evening having passed tio- Br Suu divided into
, off merrilv. tha vnnnr mJ. W. dmeU, as to give the connties where
Doners wittuirew at an
Marv'a school in a Ion? procession nsss
lug through the Uapitof grounds. I
-i ... r , fnhriwK.lw of (iaimi negroes are most oamerous, the control
cicvc i -.iic cicrKT euvcjru wie it esi aoor I . T .. . v.. w KV 0U uuui, i; . .
ro- . -teL t6s4 -oir r7 1."- -5.
c ,r eang oe f o Kon or psaims. nwivw .arwfr enon m ineir inenars mercifal Providonce, the Radicals made a
1 here were thm Bishops in attendance to behalf. JibtrUt five ittHiutes afW, mistake at the last election, and pot an
it: Bishop Whutingham of MaryUod young Benethet, who had evidently honest man in the oCce of Geverno!-, who
Bup Lay of the Diocese of Easton and been Wing a serious debate with him- is doing all be ea to restore the rovern-
Bisbop Atkinson of this Diocese. aro6e took his hat, an with a mem to the peple and the ixxtsmjmi c
T. . . , . n. . , - ervous "good night," made his exit. State, and tka Bsdioali are abasing
gy1 Z He was notseen aVin by the bride or (Wvativa. araapplaad'
preached from 17th ich.p. St.Johi Gospel, her family uiUUshefollowine evening I -4 eouraging hist. W. hope he
llth verse. "And now I am no more in , .""7 wuuwiug eveuiug, 1BT1. Vr A , . r .
tha-n hnt ,h.a in .h. w.rM aJ when he timidly knocked at the door V d USBsafh ever the
In the Walter press, the naner to be
e a a
rinted is arranged in the form of a roll,
ke the goods in a calico printing machine.
This roil of paper, 3 feet io diameter,
weighing one fourth of a tun, and contain
ing paper enough for say six thousand
copies of the Times, is placed at one end
of the machine ; the web possess thence
between the printing types, which, in the and yearnings for nnity in the body of
form of carved stereotype plates, are e Christ, which is so characteristic of the
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the world, hnt these are in the world. nd wnen ne umiaiy
and I come to thee. Holv Father. Keen an(i was admitted. No special cem-
throngh thine own name those whom thou ment being made upon his singular
bast given me, that they may be one, as conduct, he passed an hour rather
ring of corruption.
Worda-rf
A literary bat has been ased' Vat ween
Aichard Oraat White aad Fhasdward
Hall. x. Whits having, "1U aad
Their Uses," given it as his npjfripa that
since the days of Shakespeare mad the
King' James translation of the Bible the
English language has undergone no greet
change aad that the additions to it have
been "little, except new wards Tiir new
things," Dr. Hall said bloody thai "sock
ctud not be the epieion of one whf had
given attention to the development sir En
glish in modern times, " and oddefl that
verbs, adjectives and adverbs had since
the time ia question come into om hugaa
ge "by thousand." Whereapon Mr.
While, najaiug twenty of thaJtanoi.
nernt, popular, volaminooa and chexacter
ious writers ef the laet haedrlfvara.
Goldsmith, Borke, Oobbett, M ill, Macaa.
lay, Helps, Bos kin, George EUqi and
Trollope, prose writers, and Gray ,Povper,
Wordsworth, Boathey, Byron, Krau,
Shelley, Tennyson, Browning, aad Jfer
ris, poetf, off-ri that if Dr. Hf jhafl
produce from the writings of these rep res
entative modern astaors, not tboaeand,
bat one thoaaaod distinct wordt that were
not ated bv the contemporaries el Shake
pea re and of the translators ef King
James' Bible, or by their fredeaaaeors.
and which ore not the names of new thing,
"hi? publishers shall pay one thoasand
dollars to Dr. Hall or to our benevolent
who
Strange things eome to the sarfaee in the
AtrtKnn.La. Xb O aL A i e
v-Nfuuuases iu rjuuiD A naflM Inn v n .
we are. comtortaDly in the parlor, and everv- yard. y.wo m4 thif
After some interesting remarks address- thing seemed to promise favorably for without waitine- lor the wiLakiaw hoar
ed to the Bight Reverend fathers in God, a cure of the besetting weakness, T.he scenes are horrible, aad then their institution that be may select,
the clerey and Conrreeraiion. he then 1 pictorial iUustratioD are enough u n,k. I 7
(srmi nnnn tnoiliwiiHinn nf hu anKi. t In i i i ,. x . , , 1 106 DlOOd run Cold. Tb AmmA Ait m
Zr Vl-ZI":: :a Pcin tne nour ot he sueaeniy io their . ft " h"7.,.Zu" Se-erai parties 4
ZIL'ZSOZJ r3 to remember that he had for- this wM furnished bv the Ger n.;T"w emigrate from the oU eonntr, la
j i ji in o . tu .nmntL;n i 4-i r u: l u..u:.. vi i . ' . . . 7 ik... ..,i.;n tK- f- ..k. mi.
to thf eviU of diviMinn ind the Innw'nir, ukw-u wuicMiiiig, uuu dmiicu iut iuo "- wuicn arrive irorn A noon. . , , T" , 7 ,
ine evUd 01 aiv,8,oni 0 tne longings ? T, . ., . , pera . c.n pMn.;un ck. u.j diaaPDuinted and d.ated. g.,me ' twir
two hundred and fifty tons of sand as ballast. faftB l ' eomP"? r" ln 7 w
1 -i . , I " sivju Biie con minrfi 1 it isro-ma . l " v - - a' I" " w
cured upon the exteriors of a pair of gear- Anglican Communion -of its willing re- tantly awaited, With indignation most prepatory to taking a cargo of wheat for 80,1 10 Baltimore negroes are eseftedvver
ed cylinders. Rollers carrying ink press cognition of whatever ia good in the vari- profound, but under control, by the Laverpool. the vessel was foand to be a rf lwo rrruil'oci' W9n
acrainst the tvnes. and the roution of the oas bodies of professine Christians in the bride's mother. Planting herself re- perfect eharnel bouse of human boM gobbled by the police aad found to have in
type cyliuders draws the paper along world. He alluded to a divided Christen solutely in the door-way, the old lady "nils one with long block hair that of r J,,J",,on lb bnT ro
1 .. 1.1 . r r .. . 0 I 1 1 c 11 , . J.' J woman !., lumM tt.;K .1. . 105 rears of ace- beadav Sour aaas
oeiween mem ana me impression cylinders, aom longing ior nnity. ne paia a oean- demanded to know why and where- IdisiZta aJ.r V , k kT went to the house of John Durban.
ciius printing tne web on both sides ; the tiful tribute to tbe men of learning, xeal- fore, what he proposed to do, and Contain stated that xV7. u7J.L A u BalUmore. and forced him U. give ap all the
web then passes between rotating shears, eloquence and sainthness of the various whether he was a man or only a feeble sandy waste, and that vessels nTwiLear. "r he had. under the pretedse that
which divide the paper into separate bodies of professing Christians. He spoke imitotion, Ac ; in short, why he did ballast from the suburbs of the town which ther were revenue offlcete kwklng Ibr soon
sheets; and these, guided by a beautiful of the changes that have taken place in . with his wife, ingfcead of WM "aP" eenturies ago as a grovevord. mojeT' .... M ra
aud ingenious arrangement of delivering the Episcopate of the Sooth since 1853. , . a n ,W,m ,.8 WlJ ln8teaa ! Bodiesof men. women and child Lk-" The latest spiritnol med.um is lira. Onp-
tapes, are discharged in two separate piles, He spoke of Bishop Bavenscroft as tbe
at the end of the machine opposite to that ragged' indotnnitable fearless old man.
where the white paper enters. The paper I tie spoke ot Bishop Folk as tbe entnnsi
travels through the press with a velocity astic champion of sound learning : of Dish
nf t, 1. Lun M I ... J J.. I Pi.,... ..J rUW - . 'Wr.ll TsIiaiiU lika Knl Tikm,'k
' . p ' - . .... w 1 j itxerv. lmacpK. coins .md i,m uJi .h... ...
Iivrra at. tta htorlioat a r...or) atmo uitiian I thoir hrtirht nnmnlii mnA Invnlv olina. I mftvhA In Kof tor wait aichila Tor (nor .l . . . . . . 1
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suuKiag oaco: to nis oia quarters . h .rfrinnLr- . , z. rr .
rp, , e , - , . , 2- 1 eu oy eartnouakes, are now bleechins in the
lhe bashful SOn-AO-law Stammered sun. and may be counted by the hundreds
out, as the elderly female scused his within ten mi notes' walk from the heart of
hat and backed him into a chair again, U)wn; n io the eob it dug out of th
. , . . . ..v. ..... . . . w I ffrBVM in I u miwm n .. . . . 1 . m
us u'inui i .1. h ill i. n I nm
py. of London.
graves in
of a
peatly ealm
aseoeurea by
thousand printed conies of the Times, 1 tian characters
which, as all oar readers know, is a large His tribute to Bishop Cobb was eor-
quarto paper one ot tbe largest l:i tbe passingly beautiful, lie spoke ot htm as
countr y. A single number of tbe Times one whom he remenbered with tbe fondest
contains an amount ef type matter equal affection. As the sermon will soon bo
to 147 ordinary octavo book pages. Per- published, we will not mar it by any at
haps we cannot better illustrate the as ton tempt to report it. We content ourselves
ishing rapidity of this machine than by with the simple remark that it was able.
saying that the printed matter it delivers eloquent and impressive, aud exhibited the
talk among the eord
it might make
neighbors V
The Danbi ry Nf.ws Man Outdokb.
Naoon, of the Republic Courier, poor fellow,
bos loot h is dug. A gentleman of bis ac
quaintance gave him a turtle the turtle is
gone. He mournfully writes in
number of his paper as follows:
spirit world, made of knotted twine and
w fl
own
The philosophy in Rhakspeare's
men lies in themselves and tbeir
characters more thoa in what thev sav.
the last They do not so maeh utter philosophy as
wiey eontom philosophy. Their actions,
If CAsraixo Laoamrnra. The leagm
flanh of lightning U a family
lira 3 led. The looanst known was
M. K. Petit, at Toulooas. Thia floab
and a half mile lone. Arogoooce
aerie, which averaged from aevento i
in length. The longest in terra 1
between s flash and the report was aseeaty-two
seconds, which woaM uuiiaspuail with a district
of fourteen mile. Direct leasorches boveBOown
that a atorrn i arldom beard at a greater
than from apven to ten roiloa, while the i
are barely heard over four or firt miles
ThU fact i the more curiooa. oa cannon may be
distinctlv beard doable or treble that
Wii.i. He Ever Pome Rack Tf one. I their behavior, their whole eonrae of eon
iu one hour would cover more than two temper and spirit of a large hearted chrir- body has seen a black-ond-ton dog answering duct, are philosophy rather than tbeir 10 'P"1 ca" mn
hundred and thirty-five thousand book tian charity, while it was an able defence
pages, or nearly four hundred volumes of of the tenets of his church. Raleigh Sen
six hundred pages each. tinel.
1 hese remarkable printing presses are
built with steel at all of the gearing parts,
are the perfection of mechanism, and ran
with the steadiness of time pieces. One
a a
machine, attended by two men and two
FROM WASHINGTON.
News From Spain Via Washington.
Wtsnrvr.Tnv. Dm. 7 A number nf
boys, iscapable of a duty nearly equal to colored persons have arrived to attend the
f at ot two of the 0 d style, separate sheet, National Civil Bight's Convention, which
ten cylin-Jered presses, operated by twenty- convenes on Tuesday. It is programmed
tove men. Une ot these old time monsters that Pinchback shall preside. The dele
now stands idle in the Jim press room. gtttion from Lonisiano, sixteen in number,
It is twenty feet high and forty feet long, includes Col. James Lewis, General A.
and full of complications. The new and sim- E. Berber, State Senator and Hon. Da
ple new comer, by which it is replaced, vid Yonng.
occupies hardly a third the room of the The protocol signed by Admiral Polo
other. I w;tb Secretary Fish ou 29lh of Novem-
We have not space here to describe the fcer, wa3 with the full approbation ot his
various outer mecnanicai appliances em-
doyed in printing the Times, snch as dou
le engines, boilers, blowere, steam ink
f t 1 a
pumps, loiuing machines, stereotype
apparatus, etc., all of which are of admira
ble character, and have cost tbe prop tie
tors over oue hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars. This peculiar machinery,
taken in connection with the enormous
editions of the Times, exemplifies to a cer
to the name of Pedro roving about in East
ern North Carolina in company with a hard
shell turtle, that won't answer to anything,
and eertaiuly won't answer to tackle, as the
dog can tell yon it you ean get him to atop
long enough, please halt tbe eloping pair, as
they ore the property of the editor of this
paper. We are fondly attached to the
dog on account of his vogobondish Bohemian
habits. He knows every dog io Craven
WOrdS. I hey do not make nbiloaonhir
speeches, enunciate aphorisms, or declaim
set phrases and sentences of morality, bit
their own several individuality ar a
many immortal' stadies in moral wisdom
and moral beauty.
Nobody believes in William Tell
days, savs the Sou Froncisao Call. HU
county by name, and is on speaking terms pple foot is regarded as a myth. Bat there
with nine-tenths of the granger dogs that is no eecaaioa to doubt the feats which Mr.
eome in under tbe wagons and in market Stevens of the City Gardens, ean perform
boats, and he knows more of the inhabitants with a rifle. He, yesterday, at thirty paces
of this city than the Ux collectors do. The blew a half-dollar piece into dust, held aloft
turtle sent ap by Dr. Barker, from hia by the hood of oJoolhardy man He repeoted
pianuuiou in vaiweiev cuuq,;. a ujjic i me ieai. aoa is apparently qualified to eon
ri'Ciu ci uimiihu. ii was uawru iu iu imue It.
An i) new Jacxsos was onee making a
stomps peech in a coontry village cert Wee.
Jest as be was concluding. Ansae Kimball,
who sot beside bias, whispered, Gim em
o little Loun. Oeaeml. they won't be aaiis -
i&beatit." Tbe "hero ef Mew Or
" iestootlv thosmht of a Sew phrases
he knew, end. ia a voice of thunder, Wesjad
now-a-l 0p his speech by eseloiming : "E plariVos
nnum. Sine quo non. Ne pins nttro, Mnltutr.
in pareo " The effeet wo
the shouts eould be hard for ntUeS.
government after mature consideration of
all its consequences, and since that time
i has expressed no intimation whatever
for a change of its terms.
The exeitement in the Island of Cuba
and tbe alleged threat concerning the
Virginius gave a reasonable foundation for
a fear on the pai t of many persons that
the vessel and surviving passengers and
backyard yesterday, and the dog spent on
hoar and a half trying to entice it to come
out of its shell and be sociable. The old
iron c'ad maintained his reserve, however,
until the dos; crammed his nose Ogarinst the
forward part and began to snuff. Tbe pair
seemed to come to some sort of understanding
A , B -
at once, foe tbe dog mode on impetuous
remark on a very high key, and they both
started on a trip. 'Wftien the dog jumped
over Dlek Berry's ccok -house we thought
he had struck the eastern current and would
get right through, bnt we learn since that he
changed his course and landed in Hyde conn
tv. aud was seen saunteiine aloof like a
..... . . a r
Parties in Kansas ore divided into Repub
licans. Democrats. Independent Democrats.
Independent Renodlicaus. Republican Re.
formers. Formers. Anti- Monopolists. Aoti
Corruptionisu. and General- Principle iste.
The evidences are. however, thot outside of
the regular Radical organisation oil the rest
will gradually settle down upon tbe old De
mocratic hard pon.
crew would not be oromntlv delivered to
tain extent tbe wonderful progress which th United State nuthoritiea. aennrdinc whirlwind, the turtle stayiuir by him. We
the world is constantly makiug in knowl- tne term8 cf thc agreement. But snch should be very sorry to loose that dug now,
edge and the mechanic arts. apprehensi ins have not been shared by .h bM acquired a very important .and
the Executive branch of our government, . ' ' An. n i2..ff.eaa
Don't Bk Inquisitive ''Here's yer for it con be positively stated thaj there is d iu milhtv hard to find a real aood turtle
nice roast chickens," cried an aged color-1 nothing to diminish iu confidence in tbe jnf?.
cd man as the ears stopped at a North sincerity of the purpose of the Spanish
Carolina raiiwav station. i Eoreriimciii., ui ib aunuy m cciu; ivb
Amkn. Myrover, of the FayettevUle
a k a a a a
V . I , . aa - S fa 1 l 1
"Here's yer nice roast chick'n'n Uters, engagements. The delay of the transac 7 fa,!if loe P-
all nice and hot :" holding up his plate tion has been unavoidable, and only re sent weea. n visiten toe none m
and walaing the platform. eently the arrangement for the eonsumma- tienerol Assen67 JSTxS y 1 L
"Where did you get that chicken, un- tion of the terms has been completed. "- " r
de 1" asked a possenger. Whatever may have been suggested here- following extract irom mis true s, as wo
Uncle looks at the intruder sharply, aud tofore as to tbe programme, it can now be co" join wn.u a uW7
then turns away, crying : asserted that the Virginius will be deli v- said :
"Here's yer nice roast chick'ngentle'mn, ered to one of our naval vessels within the "We made the acquaintance of a great
all hot ; needn't go in the house for dat." next ten days at a Cuban port in open day, y members of the legislature, and
"Where did you get that chicken i I and the surviving passengers and erew be I nny ,a inenus CT
repeated the inquisitive passenger. transferred to a United States ship at M Sute. W e met McLeod lurncr
"Liook-a-yer." says uncle, speaking Santiago De Uuba in an equally open " " j .
privately, "is you from der Norff manner. The vessel to perform these yers. We were college mates, aud then
"Yes." services will soon be. if they have not Turner was a splendid, stalwart young
"Is you a friend of the culled man )"
"I hone I am." of the Navy
"Den don't you neber ask me whar I affairs to-night,
Sensible. A gentleman of great wealth
in New York,, but who has never eared to
mingle much in fashionable society, recently
settled $15, 000 a year on a laughter who
had married to bis sotitfactioa. Ia speaking
on the subject to a friend the other dv. be
remarked be Was willing to do the some by
his other daughters, on one condition hat
they married respectable, upright and
industrious yoang men. He did not core how
poor they were, if they were ooly of this
deecription. and their characters would beer
inveetigotioa. J
They wont retrenchment. Eleven bond-
red dollars per annum for repairing a set
of harness need by one of the Treasury
officials seems to be an insignificant item
to be complaining about, but as a type of
the prevailing looseness in the keeping
of accounts it is most suggestive.
Confederate General Joseph E. John
Assured.
aanowvtoaJM
Tub Electbic MouxTaim Tbe
er's experience ua tbe electric
high and ranch egpeeed rouge
San Luis Pork from West Musalalu SsJ
in Colorado) ores meet aaeaem.P Wmf
eeeld oaoreoly haoeta tbeir
sparks beiog swelled at ever? too en l
rifles, too. snopped under tbe alsesm SB
fluenee. ond were ia eontioool dangef ef go
ing off. while, when caught is a thesjer
storm, their hair literally stood on end- Tbe
whole party experienced shocks more or mm
severe, but none were injured.
Continuance of the Revolt
The positive so cone so of the
Rodieal principles ood c aoduiatao Ot
have settled a point free neatly
revoltioe Rn ibKcons. whose votes aided a
those of the Democratic party practically
wiped out from tbe mop of Radicalism th
whole Northwest, will a t be notion! with
the posseMiou of the oouty treasuries, tbe
legislatures, or the State governments- Ai
res ly they ore kwki og towards a renewal of
tbe engagement in the Coogreesaemd db-
tricts. tbe .Senatorial elections, the
elections mm loeeee ore olreodj
m m aa a a
Uoe a victory in tbe r res id
years hence. This means thot no RepabtbBIB
convention can decide who shall be returned
to Congress ond the State governments, aad
that wherever ia the West Democrats are awt
returned men will be returned who la all tba
essentials on the tariff question, on all mas
ters of monopoly ore deputed to
principles. A'. T. Wvrid.
-
Bton'e "Narrative of Military Operations ro nef lhe
Directed by Him Daring tbe Late Wor jwo year8 lff
Beiwee tnhe Suteo" is in press at Apple- '
ton's. . It is said to
press
be written
Apph
ia terse,
V"
II1RD WARE.
'f -o "
When you want Hsrdware at low
figures, call on the undersigned at No. 2
jQraaUe Row.
D. A. AT WELL.
8Ksbury, N. 0., May 13-tf.
already been, designated by the Secretary fellow, of model physique and appearance. jnci,iTe and vivid style, and will be sold
e Navy. This is the condition of No"" move8 pa,n,Iui,7 "S on xwo by rubscription.
which has served to in- crutches, ooweu uown anu woays
got dat chick'n again. Here's yer nice spire a hope of continued peace with Spain, suffering suot to pieces in me great Totbll i House's Age. The fol
roast chick'n, all hot." in order that the United States may conn Gettysbmg battle. Turner is engrossing iowing i. aaid to be s sure test of a horse's
The Hickory Press soys : One of the
shrewdest financiers in Catawba
present financial dil
and has guarded
personal disaster ever since by int
every cent he eould raise ia whiskey at
then drinking the whiskey, lie is proo
ogainat bonk failures now.
i
the train started.
STAR SALOON.
Perrons wishing pare homemade liquors and
the very best imported wines eon always find
them at the Stab Saloon, on
Main Street, 3 doort below the Salisbury House.
All my whiskies and Brandies are obtained
direct from the beat' and most reliable distillers
in N. C. I keep no others. My wines ore im
ported and are of the best varieties as any judge
may see by calling and examining for himself.
J. A. SMDtK.
Methodist Singing. The Pittsburg
Advocte laments, as wc all do, the deca
dence of Methodist congregational sin
ging. It says;
The singing of Methodism used to be
grand a glory and a power. It is not
any more. Ichabod is written on it. Some
Delilah has bad it in her lap. That
Delilah is the modern choir.
tinue to give their support to tbe Castcl
lar Government in its efforts to establish
a Republic. Admiral Polo has lately
received a communication from Captain
General Jovellar, in which there is no
reference to the subject of bis alleged resignation.
i i x .v. u...i. n a ft h a aut ft A I . I , ..
ciera in me ocuawc uuC ui vuC k me affe . Atter a Dorse is nine years old a
Senate ever had I wrinkle comes over the eyelid, and every
We call to see Major John Dunham, Tear thereafter he has one well defined
, , , 1 . .1 tr 1 : l
conbnea to nis nea at me uriwruugn
House, suffering dreadfully from a wound
received in the defence of this country.
Major Dunham represents Wilson in the
Senate, and is ot tbe moat talented young
men of North Carolina.
As we sat before tbe fire in Dunham's
wrinkle for each year of his age over nine.
If, for instance, a horse has three wrin
kles he is twelve years old. Add tbe
number of wrinkles to nine and you will
always obtain his exact age.
Who say 8 the Chinese are not civil
ized ? Wooden Butmess cannot beat the room be to ous left, writhing on bis bed
It has done following, which is well authenticated : in agony, and Turner on oar right, at
a miserable work it baa well night des- Adulteration of tea has become so com
troyed congregational singing. It has mon in China that out of 183,000,000
given ns a substitue. And what a sub- which through the
stitute it is! Solos, duets, quartettes, ... , . i i 1 070 j 1
Sometimes we come across a few
that do the business up completely.
Here, for iostanee, is an example : ;afal
might as well try to shampoo aa elejahaort
with a thimbleful of soap suds as to Ad
business and ignore advertising.'
To Wash Woolens. Wn m caena
hot soon sods ; rinse out ia clear he ora
tor, and shake out the wet wuhnmUj Bows
ing through the wringer. Worsted dseee
goods should never be wrong when avamV
ed.
GooD.-Gen. O. O. HowaHL of
that moment racked by the awful pangs
rhich come upon ail twenty times
a day, our heart melted in sympathy, aad
ear soul was fiUed with bitterness and
and a ceaseless succession of new tunes , T., i- ' JSTIz indignation against the accursed spirit of
many of them after the most approved tne monn J ' 7 radicalism and abolitionism which brongbt
ft;-,u. tu-- ;I-s7.fc commission found 10,000,000 pounds , 1.. ..j un oaa-riad. nf
and silently witnesses the performance, utterly unfit for human consumption. hireli g lhe to Bpread races for five thousand years is mpresen
mi . 1. j 11 l Tn o o,'nrlu aIimI a msnmat hmno-ht , ., ? , 1 . 1 1 I ted in the difference between n wiewac
xuai migui ao wen enougn ir an 1 v,...- 0 . aeatn ana aesoiation every wucrr, auu , , ,, . . . . - -0 .r
ai.jS.n.. aa a t iH,b.lU oat forty-three per B U o. Uv. Wilier W. ,b,t I. ,p.rl u. ,ibo,nd. - r- - " '"r
Refined homes are the end of civilisa
tion. All tbe work of the world, the
railroading, the navigation, digging, menu
factoring, inventing, teaching writing, Freedm,g Bnewu notoriety, hstfUt
fighting, are done, first of all, to secure I To .l r -a.- JTaT
each family in the possession of its own . ir?. . ,JZJ
v. u . .La Vii , A .. Colored University at WsifliimgtlML
many hearths as poeoibU with grace and and a negro, (Lengnton) has bees givma
culture and beauty. Tbe work of all his place. Tins is in aorjordtyMtWtfll
the eternal ntaess of tbtsafa,v tor
assuredly a negro College should have
eW How-ua
4
June 19, Cruo. pd.
God's sancutary.
)7V
J in bits of iron colored green."
tnguisu ana sairerjng. i m iu,6"V
i
4 :
one hmg peried of anguish
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