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UUP. I C, SATURDAY. MIST J, 1872.
TERMS
i DaILT, 110 00 Pit TbaM nil 11 f ill T a", nl miTII t f f w tftmrrttmt I
CLOBMtf Tttit t4 jfPAWlf.
lafBik'CfttMi'-ClMUp
Tumi oy""l by judge Merriinon and Gov.
aldwtr; tww nsoivtW and a Ulf ago, at
Pillabutu'. Oath pall of Judge Merri
mon, it bu I men conducted with dignity
anal marUi propriety. On the part ol
Caldwell it ha been jut I reveme. Gov.
Caldwell dec-tined to make joiul appoint
luent with U candidate. And well In
might I MaTTimon haa added
greatly to bia fain aa a public speaker
and be may be juwlly rauked autoug tbe
first public peakr id the State. It re
o,uire grunt phyatesl end uieulal trength
to cooduct auch a campaign.
Morehead, Orahaui, Bragg, Kerr, Saun
der, Hoke and Giltacr have been
reckoned amongst the best campaigners
of our time. Noue of them, is aolid con
vincing argument, exc -lied our candidate.
He dialed Uie lalioi of Ibe campaign
Wednesday at Company Shops, in a
speech of two liouri length.
Dinner area in order after Senator Tip
ton spoke. We dul not sec Hit table,
but beard it wan iu i very way cicdi'sblt
to the Alauiaucers. Alter dinner came
Seuator Schurx. Hia words are as heavy e
tlie goldeu epokon Webslci'a, wb.esc every
word, on jjraud occaaioua,waaaeid to have
weighed a pound. Neit came Oov.
Walker, of Virginia, whoee alyle la aa
They were listened to oy an immense
crowd of Ulcn, women and childreu ol
belli race.
Benin called upon we rloacd the exel
ciacn ol the day and campaign by a few
words of exhortation upon our duly,
thanking Senator S. hunt aud Tipton,
and Got. Walker iu the name ot all
present, for their speeches aud cm van ol
tbe Bute. The meeting waa a grand tuc
ceos, and aome aaj aeven thouaand wire
present
Before what W have written ia read by
our readers the election will be over and
Uie destinie of the State decided at the
ballot-box. We cannot doubt ol the re
Milt. We think the roguee will be con
detuned.
TUB CANVASS.
The canvass for the lat two months iu
this 8 late haa bceu one of no little excite
luebt and vigor. It haa been diatinguiab
ed by the number of eminent men, both
from this HtaW and abroad, who have
fceaa actively eugaged in diacuaaing the
MauoMotOtte iaawee of the hour. In every
actios of tbelftata, froaa rite eaawide to
the aVHintaimi the people have gathered,
eager to hear the distinguished oratora
who illustrated this cauvaas by a display
of energy, eUiquence and patriotiam un
paralleled in (he annala of our 81 ate.
The speeches of our noble standard
bearer, Judge Merrimon, have attracted
large, attentive, enthusiastic audiences
Hia masterly expositions of Kadical Iraud
and villainy have told with terrible effect
upon enemies. Numbers of quati conser
vativesolfe ce-men and moderate republi
cans convinced by the pwer of his logic,
aud ashamed of past attiliauon with th.
wretches who have ruined the HtaU- au.l
trampled her honor in the dust, have repu
dialed Caldwell aud the den of thieve
and cut throats who nominated and sup
port him. The Conservative gaiu from
this source alone, with more than countei
balance the fraudulent gaina our oppo
ueuU have made by intimidating, repeat
ing and colonizing negroes from other
Bute.
The speeches of Senators Schurx, Uoo
little, Tipton and Miller were powerful
aud effective. Cai-ys caofaas of the
mountain district has been a continuous
.ovation. Vance, Ransom, Sbipp, Cling
man, Fowle, Couiaglaod and a host ol
others have been working without ceas
Ing, and have everywhere met with cheer
' 4ng harbingers of the triumph of to-day.
.Hortb Carolina owe to these gentlemen,
who have stood forth so conspicuously in
defence ol her life and her honor, a debl
.of gratitude is would beggar her to pay
. -se-
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
Beside, tbe unlottunaU Pope aooth.r
Eumpran monarch has hia death pnxlict
rd at no distaat day tbe King of Swe
den. Jt Renerd, thirty yean ago the great
eat tenor in France, if reported to have
died recently in Paria, in abject poverty.
Newspaper publishing in Lyons must
pay. That city haa eix daily papers, with
aa aggregate circulation of only ten thoua
and copies, ,
It is stated that the bouse of the fa
mous French novelist Paul d Koch, at
Belleville, Dear Paria, hat been converted
into a restaurant
The gTeaf public school cricket nat4,
Eton vs. Harrow, played in London on
, the 11th and lath instants, resulted in a
victory for Ktnn.
-- ' The (lermait Befet, h The -ebipe
4...II- jwMiM.Mm.fti am Minljttad- wiil
nam Iter aixty-two vees Is, fit lor service,
and mount nve n gu-.
rtfee-rttli 8Ulhii)'--, vheMermisa arrv
elitt, ban declined an offer to become edi
Jof jnhief of a Uernsan newspaper psitt-
uaneuj ID sa. aJUMia.
i
' Fntx Keniar, the Laiw-Gennaa nove let,
krae reewntly offered a patent of no
bility by the Emperar William ef Gonoa
. ny, bat sbtclined it
The last resting place of the iate Arch
duchess ttopbie, of Anetrin, ia between
that of her aoo Maximilian and the Ess
paror, Francis the Fust
Can it be (hat Prince Manoleon, travel
ing eader the aaaae of "Gtaaerai Boa
parte, " has gone U Proaaia, and that be
lnteada t pass IU IwBlBeT and aatuaaa
... . . hit tii.iivrnm v
-wbrrrty tbe ertrtbw hj ttiti Hfy pmn
ed off very quietly No disturbance
place in any part yf .tle city, The "tu
fc rvafivea m.ire than held thiir own, a
will be seen from the Rflowing nt. As
the vet waa eotu plied late at rnUl and
under many dilticullies, theie may lie s.u
inatxuraciea.
KAJTXMM 1IU.
For Governor.- A. S. Merrrililon, drui.,
3rJ7,Td R Caldwell, rep 431.
LuulutiU (wan-Mor. -John Hughe",
dem., ; C. rt. Brogdeo, rp, 437.
&rrstury y .Sruls Jno. A. Woraack,
nesa., ZOU ; W. A. ilowertoa, rep., H.
Stats Trtiuvrtr.-Jno. W. tlraliaui.
dem., 2S4 ; U. A. Jeukius, rep , 4:10.
AdUr. C. Ivevebthorpe, deui., .2(0 ,
Jao. Keilly. rep.. 427.
BHfrtoUuUt of J'uUk UUrviiufHt
Nereua Mondeahall, dem., S4 , James
Reed, rep., 4it.
rkiytrtnUiulent of Vie HVls.- J If.
Separk, dem., 27 ; Silaa Hurus, rep., 42V
AUonuy Uti.rr.d. Win. M. Khipp,
deui , 2H6; T I.. Hargrove, rep , 428.
For Contfrw. - Sion H. Kogers, deui..
2?; W. A. Smith, rep . 442.
For Semite (ien. W. Ii Un,
2t7 ; Jamifs II Karria, rep., 4 17.
lloutr of litfn;tittatixt W. II
deui..
I'l
dem.. 2H.) , II H It.lllr, 0,:m , 202 Ureen
II Allord. ilnili , 2X2, A. t). J. .lies, dem ,
2H, Htewan Ellisou, rep , 421 , Jno. ('..
Gorman, rep , 44a ; K. C. Badger, rep.
128 ; 11 8 IVrry, rep . 42f.
doizsir; xr ii. runic dem, raB3--.il..
W. Scarborough, dem , .1 It. Nowrll
dm., 2H4. W. t' l!p huieh, dem ,24' M
G. Todd, Hep. 438 Sain lUyner Wep 43i,
W. Jenk-, Hep. 4:11 ; II ('. J,.uea, 42.
County Humeyor, Kendall lleitverx,
dem , 2Nrl ; Thnmas Smith, u p , 42
County Trtneurer.- J. M. Bella, dem ,
278; W. M. Brown, rep, 4M
Sheriff. S. M. fhinn, dem , 278 , T. F.
I, rep , 44:1
Coroner. J M Forn-,Mem., 272 ; Al
liert Magniu, rep , 43.5.
HrgitUr of Dreje.- J. W Liles, deui .
26 , W. W. While, rep , 4.t.
WKSTKHN WAItll.
For (Iveernor.- A. S. Merrimon. deui ,
300; Tod K. Caldwell, rep, 4l.
Governor John Hughes, dem.,
UOO; V. H. Brogden, rep , 461.
fieereUtry of State Jno. A. Womack.
dem . 2S8 , W. A. Hnwerton, rep. 4ttl.
SliOe Treaturer 3. W. Graham, dem.,
2S; 1). A. Jenkins, rep,4(tl.
AuJUor. C. Leventborpe, dem., 297 ;
Jno. Keilly, rep., 43,
tjjMrinUntUnt ef I'uMtc Jnetrtuttm.
Nareae Mesxleanaff, dem., J tVt ; Janes
Heed, rep., 480.
ti'tfteriuUtvtrnt of 'mMiV Wort J. If
Separk, ilt in , 300 ; Silaa Burns, rep , 4 -IN
AUornrji iieneral. W. M. Shipp, dem.,
im i T, I Hargrove, rep , 483. ;
For Vonyrea. -Sion 11. Uogers, deui.,
28 ; W. A. Smith, rep., 4(12.
Per the Senate. Gen. W. K. Cox, dem.,
801 ; James II Harris, col., rep., 4 iJ.
House of Hfjtresenttitteei W. II. Pi,
dem., 2U.) ; It H. Battle, dem., KOI , Green
II. Allord, dem., 2V2 ; A. G Jones, dem..
23; Stewart Ellison, col., rep., 4.V4 ; Jno
C. (Jorman, rep., 4C.'n H. C. Badger, rep.,
457 ; It. S. Perry, rep . 4 .VS.
GVirify Ci"iisst"wr. -G. B. Allen,
dem., WKI ; W. R. Poole, dem., 2:i ; . W.
Scarborough, dem., 2112 ; J. U. Nowell,
dem., 201 ; W. C. L'pc,,:,1. deul - aw:
M. G. Todd, rep , 458 ; Samuel Rayner.
rep,4S6 ; R. W. Wyuue, np., 43 ; Wm.
Jinks, rep., 457 ; II. C. Jones, rep , 458.
County Surrey or Fendal Beavea,deni ,
22; Thomas Smith, rep, 480.
County Treasurer. ). M. Belts, dem.,
3W1 , W. M. Brown, rep., 4U0.
Sheriff. S. M. Ounn, dem , 388 ; T. K
Lee, rep., 469.
Conner. i. M. Forrest, dem , 288 ; Al
belt Magnin, rep., 458.
Register of Deeds 1. M. Liles, dem ,
28T; W. W. White, rep , 45.
MIUDI.K WARD.
For Goeernvr.A. S. Merrimon, dem ,
141 ; Tol H Caldwell, rep., 137.
It. Ooeernor.ii'Un Hughes, dem.,
140 ; 0. If. Brogden, reo.. M8.
Secretary ef Stats Jno. A. W.imack,
Jem., 1J9; W. A. HowJrLm, rep., IM.
State Treasurer. i. W. Graham, dein.a
138; D. A. Jenkins, rep., 139.
Aud iter. C. Leventhorpe, dem., I'M,
Jno. Keilly, rep., 138.
Superintendent Publie Instruction.
Nereus Mendenliall, dem., 140; James
Reid, rep ,7.
SuperinUdeiU Public Works. J. Se
park, dem., 140; Silas Burns, rep., 137.
AU rnry General V. M. Shipp, dem.,
1; T. L. Hargrove, rep., 130.
For Cengrtes. Sion II. Rogers, demj,
I3; W. A. Smith, rep., 140.
- For tii tnabe.-&c. W. R-4tix, dem.,
139; Jaa. H. Harria, rep., 132. ,
House iUyresenbttiees.-W. H. Pace,
dem., '133; K. H. Battle, dem., 140;
Often" rirAu;-tlTnt;, 17 ; AvrtJeW
dtaa 135 ; Stewart Klliaoa, rep, 134;
Jno. C. Gormen, rep., 139 ; R C. Badger,
rapl&4,-R. JerjXJSItJ i3L
Ceuty Ceenmiesiunen4i. B. Allen.
dtflU.VW i .w, . H; .dtm ,M I 1 W
atetornagb, dem., 133 ; J. E TToSeut
deau,134i W. C. I'pchunh, dem. IU;
W.'O. Todd, rep., 135 ; Samuel Rayner,
rep, 1M; R. W. Wynne, rep.. 1S9;
Wax. Jenfu, rtf 1SJ ; B. C, Jones, rep.,
- . ' '
Cmutf) Surveyor Fendall Beavers,
deea., 144 ; Those aa Smith, rep., 134.
Ckeian TrememrerJ. M. Butts, dem.,
la ;- W. M. Brown, rep, 140.
FerHXeriff-A. at Dunn, dean., 118
T. JT. LevTfWR. Ml""
4, - M- Fmowi, .uVuw-l&U.
'Ast M'piWf;7lp-V tUBi - .
Ur.jaUr of Mi J W I. ilea, deui.,
111 , . W. Vt hue. rep 141.
(i,vt t!t" T"wrt.Hr.
F"T tioerrunr S. HuriitlMHI, dl'm ,
1"7.TI It faidwelt. rep,
I.t Governor Joliti II iiaetaasa, deui.,
157 . f. H Bi..g.rn. rep., UeH.
Sernt-iry of St-ilt Jiu' A Womaik,
Jem, 157, W. A. Ilowertoa, rep, MH.
state Trrasurrr. J. W. Grahani, deui ,
157 . II A Jeuk.ns. rep . 30X.
Auditor -' lAVeothoipe, dem., 157 .
Juo. It. Illey. lep.. :1N.
SuermtektUiU of lMuh't. Instructions -Nt
reUN Meiiih nliall, lt 10 , I 7 , James
Itlfd, rep., !tf'
Suptrintenatiit of luttic Hls J. 11
Separk, dem . 15i . Sllua Burn., rrp . :t8.
Attorney Urnsr.U W. M Silipp, dem.,
137 ; T. L. Hargrove, Sep., iH.
For Vonyrrie. Sion If. Itogera, dem ,
155; W. A Smith, rep., .(18.
Frr SriMte -W. R. Con, item., 157 ,
Jaiues 11. Ilarna, rep , 385.
llvisrut lirfifriUalrert W II Paie.
dem , 157 , l( II Battle, dim . 1 5(1 ; Oreeu
II. AUonl. tle.ii., 151 . A. l J onus, dem ,
158 , Stewart Kllison, rep.. 3(13, Jno. ('.
(loliimn, rep. 3l7, U I '. Bu.lger, rep ,
304 , U S Pern , rep . 884.
('.xit.tu r',.,t(t.v,i.'..i-r B. Allen.
dem , 1.1.5, W It I'.Kile, deui , 15.1 , (i
W. Scarb..r iil!;1i,deiii , 15(1 , J It Nowell.
d ui . 1 .";. W C. I ix'him li. .I. iii . 158. M
(1 Toil. I. rep , ittili , Samuel itaynur, rep..
vmJk W'JNMmnmM? "fe !
rrp... tt-;.ltc.
County Sumyor. r'e.
157 , I I. ol... is Mllllh. r. I
..,.
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dem..
t'oun'y Treaturer J. M Itetts, drill.,
158; W. M. Bmwi), rep , 388.
S,rr,Jf. S M Duuil , dem., 158 , T. P.
lev, rep , 385
Coroner .1. M K..net, dem., 155 ; Al
lsrt Matnn, r. p , 3t;7.
Iteyisttr n Dre.lt J W. Lih-a, delu ,
153, W W. WliiU-. rep, 371
The le ol III.: township is composed
of the voters who reside lu the township
but beyond the corporate limits of the
my.
KI.KCTIOX KKTI HXS
We give such returns a have reached
lis up Ui the hour of going to press.
Hollsvillu Township, NVvko county,
K.gefs gaiu. 31 over vole ol last year.
Northampton- large demnciulic gains
reported. Twenty negroes voted with us
at one precinct.
58 dcuiM2ratic gains Weldon.
200 democratic gain at Beaufort, and
133 at Uoidaboru'.
' Oraytdtt 63 majority ha Rogers a gain.
It is the largest majority ever received at
that precinct.
Company SIiom 33 deui'S raiic t;ain.
Ileudersoil 5 .1. uiiH-rutii: ((aiu.
Davidson county, Tyro township--Leach's
majority 48. Kol.bins' majority
35. Leach will carry the county by 100
majority, a gain of 82. Silver Hill town
nliip, democratic luajorily alx.ut 80.
Hcaurort. Morehead('ity,2. doni.ajral
ie majority. Caie Hanks 42 dem. uiajon
ty. James City, rada lose 300.
Mie.klcnburg All but three prcciucts
hesrd from 25 gHin.
llillslxiro'. Merrimon 285 ; Caldwell
313. Douglas. Merrimon 78 , ( al Jwell 30.
Rogers 78, Sinilh 33.
The Hute has no doubt gone democrat
ic. We are gaining at almost every
point. At Thoniaavllle we lose over 100.
I.ATt-.K.
Gain in Ilavidson over Sliipp'a vote 40
Meckleubuig 250 di m. uiaj.
Rowan 50 gain over Sliipp'a vote.
Wilaou 250 dem. ma.
Craveu 288 majority.
Nash gaiu 200 over Shipp.
Warren gbin 200 over Shipp.
Radical gain 150 a Thotnavitle.
Entield 75 iiain lor democrata.
High Point 211 gain.
Kdgecomlie 258 as far aa heard from.
Ilalilax aliout the aame.
Radical loss 111 Raleigh, 3O0
Congressmen ecrtainly elected in 3d,
Sib, 8th, 7th and Mlh distnets.
Two Democratic Seualois from Wayne
and Duplin elec ted.
Gaius in every township, outside ol
Wilmington, in New Hanover.
Bladen, as far as heard from, show Con
servative gains.
- arnciAL raoM oRKKMsnono'.
The general tendency of returns show
Conservative gains and astonish the radl
cala Leai h s election aluioal certain.
Chakuittx. 9 out of 14 towuthips
beard I mm Conservatives gain 48 over
Hhipp's vote. Slate probably goue for
democrats by 8 to 10,000.
The New Garden, Guilford couniy, Ag
ricultursl Club will hold its second Fail
oo the 3th ol October.
Mr. Aadieff Grlilr, of Fineyrhe otHmly,
died on the 19th ulu. froui mjiiriee re
ceived ia an attempt to crows a diu-b.
A special meeting ot the Wilmingtoo
sed SniithvUle KrfeaMtmttpry
be held in Wilwingum on the ttth iust
Tbe auction store of Messrs. Bunting
A McUuitfK. WiluiinKloo, was broken
iiuanHy ,j
hTW' WI Miwday nighl
goods taken Ibcrclrom.
-i -rT 8teeUoUaa ui tbev .Os-.W.. H,. .Cr.
R. H held their annual mueting in Urtxa
bore' on the 25ih alt. W P. Henley pre
aided, and Jaa. W. Albright acted aa sec
retary. .
The building destroyed by the Radical
incendiaries in Charlotte on Wednesday
waa iaaurd t 3,000 l,0fl0 io the
Londisx aud Ijverpool aud tilolie ami
$1,000 in the N. C. Home, Mr. Thomas
Grvoie, the Agent of the lormerUoinpany
in (his city, with bis naual promptitude,
immilialely made arrangements for ad
joating the insurance. The Sues aosouuud
Wsboul 81,200.
The follow iiijj rriih-al notice of a work
yoy'j ''v-ioeaa atuj. J;"t-taa SjHilvd I
some two weeks ago in the rtunnsr ef
Temyeraure at Una town. As o. ituHat ia
-asaaie'to Jay iniT' lluc Umc' Bit lITts0S1Ji
peHtttl's is pssarrl, we f-JK..MU.SI UtoCliti--
cuan with ilu.' hupj' that it may iuiluia
some reader to Uiuil.mii. hrtuarif with
iheuorks i4 an ut.ipu -ti.iuiHl luaaUt.
Ihesitiele was am leu by ihc Aaatariaie
editor ul the r kvt inku
V.II.I-KIL1 . I .IIIKMMKOK.
Am oi a IliN.l.le ril ttlrV will nad
works ..I tii t ion. 1 h.-te is no reat harm
iu tbii, prosided I !- routine their read
lag to woih ol ii l. uii.i- merit work
that i Ltid.il k inn and ..rt, and are writ'
teu in the inter.-st . a (.ni.- morality, if
uol true teilloli. Ht.ii.e ..I the m.4
htsilthliii lssk in the wod.i are noveav
W ho ever read ' Foul o 1'ialUy, and
was thereby a tn tler and a wiss-r man :
Whoever nad the works of Charlr-s Piet
na, spemalie-. lisar-)vmWr-lvW-first
half ol his literary canrr, and did
flot have hia heart waiaicd with a
lllon: geuerous, elevating sympathy for
the p.a.1 and suff ring th.tt did uot llav.
a pin. -r love ek. nid tor tlioe huiublei
aud m.e luodis.1 10111118 that are often
found ii radoililiK and beaulilying Uu
lives ot the lowlier liiueH ol lutitlkilld '
And llie sain, ou.-stinii iinglil be asked ii.
r.-lerenee to N-.lt anil tieoige Eliot, and
in an eiiilueiil d.t.-e eoht , ii.iiio th pr.
dll. nous ol to-oit- Mai dolinld, a new
nalui' in lettela ul l.-ail new to many h'
sous Who will read thc words.
(i.-.le M;vdolisi.l I., a S. ol eh mall, and
a man ol .' nltis. II. .lh aa p.a-t tnd ihii
i lisl he h k-t enlubllHlied Ins riohlin Is
-1 OL-.IIIA-.1 as one ol t h, foretll. at of ii I Ilu
author. II.- la oiil M. t.iid as a Wli ei t I
8.:i ion am. -tto tl. i-.,iiii:n.sirary livi'te
.uu,vdiu.t4 tt GBirjio .hUot who l secant
.-.-.f '.hleii..eflvffo,fc V MJSi. txiiH Ai.CL tti.
aM ' "" " "',u '
tins dav who have taken nc.tioa f.H the
J . . - . ..
r. lai: ol till II l'eilllls or tHIetll If
llleollipalab y n aler tlnu al! t tti,
pt.pular novelist!, who are sensational and
la Is. to the ini.-il art Uie Willi le Colllll
aes and Charle. H'-'id.-s
The prtHlueii .us of Ma.-.lonaJd are
studies, lie exhibits his pH.to ftculM
on almost evert p.g lisp, ittyle ia slligu
larly eli-ir, coiup.ii t. sin. M-v and flexible.
He. ihacrptive powers are very gieal.
abo.indino iu llioae miuute details thai
uiaik all reut descriptive writctra - Scotl.
Kuskiu, Diik.-iis, 1'haeker.y, Kliot, and
others. 11 .a iluagtilatloti is strong and
glowing, and yet is held atway
tightly iu band. His p.wer lo dehuealt
t-haract r is ot initial and striking. Indeed
like all masters like all men ol geuiu
who sis k communion with other mind -in
the tonu of tietions, he has true crea
tfjvu art, and Ills chartteleis have uu ludl
vuliiahly of their own. His mon and
woiueu iMxxxtie your persona! tu ipiaiu
lances, and you know Ihein aS distiiictly
Irom ail others as you do the uin and
women you me.it with In aociuty. We ri
pest, George Macdouaid is a yenim in.
mere c.pyist of others. Uu docs no.
lor.tge tu worn out lamia, or entut the bat
vest tields after other gluaiicrs have pre
ctKlad huit; bul wuJ,btsown urightaickj
he cuts down tbe riieuing grain Uiai
lniws in hisown broad belds.
Ids Inst work, admiitihlo in in inv par
ticulars .4 MintM. a tjitwt SnjlttrhfHl
t;aVe hull l.illli: at one. among the Clllti
valeil reader of his owu land. Ilia neit
work, Aire Fortes, uot ..nit confirmed the
tutlguieiit ed' the critical wul il as to lli
uueoiiimou powers, but Added to his al
ready high reputation. It is a work of
great excellence, and deserves lo rank
high among the ticUous of the modern
pen.
The work we have written al the head
of tins notice is his last contributiou to
tlie liietaturc ol Ills tliiiea, and wins fur
him a still higher name amoug lite few
gieat vruraoi 11 lion than the wot Id
possesses.
Wilfrtd t'utn'ennetle is a work of r
tiafirdinary power and iiitcteat. It is the
production ..fa profound thinker and oh
server, ha psychologic ,, jaiwer is vi ry
(rest. Thcie is a kei-u insight iiilu the
workings of the human ! art nuiiiili-ated
throughout. Il allatotlii.es stiinu of the
phac ol lite at only the hand of genius
may. It is a paiuliu story, but full ol
beauty and p:ilhos, end graudetft'. Its
8 leuly to the les hinga of the Revealed
Will is chaiiuiug, aed the whole Issik
preaches to the heart W illi a force and
persuasiveness tl at a volume of seiiiioiis
would uot accomplish. .-ubuiisstou to the
Dititie Will is the U it and the lesson,
aud w iih trans, eiidam el.spieuce and unc
lion ate they driven home to the
reader's mind and conscience. It is a
wiseb a.k and will do good. The mere
novel re nler will turn away disappointed
and displeased, lor the prolunditiesnf this
tsiok will he uiikuowu lo hitn : m plum
met line of his will sound iu depths.
Ilut (he thoughtful, cultivated reader,
who recognizes that a good novel has a
mission to perform as a good man has his,
aud who turns to works of fiction for
something else that mere pleasure or fiorn
a desire ui relieve an oppressive ennui,
will Uitd Wilfrid Cutnlierinede replete
with ryecllkucc. He will be fascinated
with itr transparent, terse, vigorous style,
of en rising into eliapience; with its de
scriptions so rich, so graphic, so faithltil
to nature and to art with its
Uriely cut characters, so life-like, so
well defined, so iudividualiied. lie Will
find nothing that belong Ia the regular
English stock novel, aud much thalbe
liMigs to the loftiest manlfea latinos of cre
ative art as ei pressed ia the nobles, works
uf fiction. We repeat George Macdunaid
bas asserted his right to a high place
among the great writers of hie time, end
lo be-nientiooed with the lew great nov
elists of the century with Bcolt, (hit
great countryman,) with Dickens, Thack
eray, Charkntc, Bmnte and George Elliot
How that Dickens lias passed away, we
again repeat 'there no niivelUi left in
whom we recognise as wb genius BJ la
George Macdohald, With the solitary ex
ception of George Elliot (Mrs, Lewes,)
Ibs fWeiTostt tvnirnrrr rrf thfs or t agar -Messrs,
ScrUxv-r it Co., have done well
ia nubliahins his pnsje works in such an
inviting form. Thus far our author has
priiduceiljour boohs, (pnetry excepted.) i
and all are well werut uie aiieunuu o
everv uitclliireot reader.
,uUs beJW.teiB"s4 KVr -Ihw
of tha atorju. .ItuL.JxKfffil!mnji Oilf
we are not thank i ul to others for doing
such a w.irk fur us, we have fbrauorne.
We have been much inclined te quote
ome passages, but want of space ha pre
vented such an indulgence. We invite
the reader lo tarn to the book Itself and
res. I tft.sM admirable passages we would
have W glad to copy..
Greensboro' had a bard rain Sunday.
Naleot has a Greeley and Brown luo.
WiLmiagt ba organiassl a Greeley and
JtrvwB etub. - ,
WATCH
vittrr":
: The C.ersse Journal, the leading Demo
cratic paper of KeaTm-ky, ia rvieiriiig to
Jfir.-pHlVj "s lajrt' TetreT -TWfTKI-wtri x'j IWT'
gtves utU'raiuiw totlm fnlluwiiig sciiliilit'rrw,
vkprvamvc of the aptrit ul the psesCui
great movement of the people :
The terms of the new arrsagemeut art
art forth in tlie Liberal plait. sMu aud In
the to leiu-rs which Mr. Gieeky has ad
dressed llie i on.inllte.sl ol I lie tturtuuati
land Ualtitaore CXxivt-nlioiis nssfieciively.
Tliey are euuple, i easy, and direct Km
htacHig uot only the results ul the war,
but the basis of a real, national and la-4
ing pitaec Ihey also lay down hw tlie rtoutu
a rule of procedure- derived Irom thi
South a rale of pntcealurv -derived fnuti
the HechiralHHi of Indupetidtunoe by
which the South can emancipate itsell
fruai the auavrable prejudices and faille
. the odi at hool of purely aretioaal and
provincial thiMtflit t e aehtsrl which hwt n
V proNrVV,w hn-h haa eaeitr pau,a hk b
lost nauur po4er, which lost us all we
had in the world i-xceit our manhood
This rule la udy lha'l "all mea aie, and
of right ought to lie, free aa i cttiat,"
md that the union of the section ia a
liermsncnt union of l-iilal Stales, liatwd
umiii recipns-sl inleresis and obligationa,
l. pieseuled by a national constitution, and
"UpHled by l.s-al goveriniieius, with
l.itli-a and with rights carelully and ex
ai lly dihned by the oigiti.u law. 'I h.
Souih la i.tiltied to inski uo saenlits-s lit
tilde! to littlore Itsell tti the lillket 11
tioaal comuieTUoll. Iliaasked simply to
round to Uj.oit the prim-iplis laid down hi
its own ntate.-u, sililu al llni.kur , and llii
it has iloiH iu Mccplinu; not alone tin
Llla'ial tu k. -I, but the Lils-ral pbil'onn.
Mr. Gllilet. mil laltl) rt J .lee, its 'e
do aatl A.-. tlit.iiHiiUul ami patriotic m. u
1.. . 1 r- I
In all over the fstulll, that Uie U,'c
ii.K ,., , 1 that the ib.i c.i.Hv ..1 1
!. .1 ... - . . ... . .
oui Hanoi. i inu nroiin-es 10 enn 111 w 1
i
great jubiltie lo universal liberty aim
Msue throughout our unci- divided and
dislrncUal iiuntiv. The young mauhiMsl
.if the South, wlncli has come at Inst to
the front, w dl do it purl in the renliita
tioti of this blessing, not solely lo us, hu
to human kind in ecrv p ut ol t hristen
.hull. It will show Used as t iiilghlene.l
111 a-ace as It was. vigorous hi war. Ii
will heed neither the passi t'ts nor the toa
sdsofthtiby giuieday. With nothing to
regret, bet-ailse Its record was illevilalih .
H sU'mouI from the rums wrought by its
situation and uot by lis design, aaaerliuu
th. Me principles of Angh. Saxon Miasm
whose deaecrati.Hi pi.iduced s i much dis
aster iu our laud, aud whose restoration
will give a new miputss to ua all. Mi.
Greeley, a man uf s-ace aod a friend of
f reei I. in, ia a tit leader lor this hi awe!
spirit; aud we accept him uol with th
aual ul new eouvirls, but with a atrnng.
hoelui, realixiug aeuse ol tlie need which
his aontinatiou portends of large d .uieath
-nd aalial hardly less than administrative
r torins.
W have, in our poor way, fought limi
and earnestly fir the reforms which are at
last presenting themselves iu tangible
ali'iuu. With Um flood of national pria
aaaAat am nssasaaJasa. saAxatSb labkeaBxeaL aasi asssaesaaw isaw 41 ihiasaa
JJsWw aje iTnvanyT tnxasv' aneWWrVsnnnw annasTannxsmyaesannv
punred into the tfonlh will mean a asisst
of practical measures of public improve
inenk We (hall bavu less iartiaan leg la
bitten aVUi more iitilltansulsm in our do
luestic government. The tide of Imini
graiion which haa enlarged and invlgiwa
led the North will turn this way. Now
ittvenHoosW sgriculinrai aud UAucliaUiua.
iuipleinenta will multiply. School bouses
will contribute increased facilities for
popular education, elevating the standard
aa well as diffusing the spirit of culture.
Year by year tbe negro will vex ua lees and
leas, because we shall trial him as an aco
notnic and not as a political ouesUon. The
old plantation epoch is over. It had its
altractious aloug with its drawbacks. It
was s pleasant tiling for the rich and a
hsd thing for the poor, and good for
noue. it ia gone, but we shall uot say
"joy go with it," lor we mean lo experi
ence all the joys w can in tlie diHerent
system which is UMin ua, having suffered
lie discomforts of a trying period of Iran
ilinn. Let us boie thai this is nearly
ended, and, whilst hoping that il ia, let
us sfs-eil its .lepartiire by uniting our en
ergies iu one strong pull, pledging nnr
.vesund all men thatwu have done with
cnniiiiatious and rou limitations, with
mere sect lonulism and partyism, aud that
we are inspired by one common impulse
to place our children beyond reach of the
jiassians of a system which caiue to us
by inheritance, which was wrested from
us iu blood, and which we would nut re
call it we could.
Tlicae are no aHer tlmuglils with us.
We have urged them ever since the war
ever since we came to reeiir.e that the
change, which makes them potent, waa
surety wrought for our social life. In
taking Horace Greeley we make no sai n
lice. Ia adopting tlie Libeejl platform
we eat no dirt Mr. Greeley himself, re
Iterating and enforcing the explanation
which we gave to the address Io which h.
declared himself no teas Republican and
th Democracy no lea Democratic because
of present relations, congratulates as that
Dveaocracy and RepvUicaniani will hence
forward mean in cur politic what they
hsve. always meant substantially in the
dictionary, that ia, one and tbe aame thing.
We hope no, indeed, and it shall be no
fault el ours if tliey do not We bare
reaaoaa for our Deaiocracy which aught
to be good reason for another' Republi
can hub wa Aud them very well formu
lated in the Liberal platform and, guided
by these, wa propose, as the Radical party
has gone back ua itaell aud us, lo adopt
it suggeatiisn and to say, .meaning every
word of it "let a have peace."
,
SsrtTT a no M Mot iu. There Is no
absolute safety from moth except in the
absolute seclusion of the miller. If pat
away early in the season, before tbe millers
aiake their appearance, furs can be kept
in their own boiea without d mger of any
ktnJrrttwirfy
around them. No aperture tnust bw left
frit the entrance of the milter, although
the peate need not touch the boxea,
f JffJJ
Mk ul any kind so
tightly ia pillow eases, or sewed ap la
thl!m.-,yg,jty.,jM,,iM),,,, OoaV,. attv,
ayriBOt ciWlnSl7tir OieaY nWtb
upper edge of the sheet, then lay another
sheet over, sew the two sheet together at
the edges, then sew loop at the Upper
edge of this badge, and hang it up wher
aver yon please. He careful t lust there is
no bote ha the milter to enter. In order
to seeur turthot safety, II is erell la beat
and brneb the garment well' beaut put
ting them away, and if It la anything
that caa be heated, it may not be auuas
t.aeat rkamwigh t destroy the egg that
RKCONCIIJATIGN THIS
RADICALISM. ' j
fl - f-atasAie'aV.JUA
(Mr tt VeeJnay' -AJIu t
Blacks waa arerrval Iteeum Omt
. We hsun that I here was a discuasiira
al Uleaviths, in Annua evuiiti, on Satur
day last, betvn-an Hon. Thus. o. Ashe, (Jot,
K. I'. Ueviawtt and J. ai, WalL h.N a.
aMvativok fad Uaa. Ailr.4 lVakt),
Jsmas t arrawajr and A. M. Boggan, tad
hawta, whsm lh nsiunrd sr what were
present were coasntatahly wnnigtit up at
the appuala made to tnurn bj Un ladwal
epeakcra. At the jhimos ol the
affair tit black radwals J'rom WwUsa
boto' iaast Ijsaoabiarn,' with a fear wlrilc,
tnruMd into pruuesaiun, and preceded by a
lifeatHi drUAU, lauuvbvd W W adeatUov. Un
arriving at that town they mjs)ueld Ui
lite httasaa f two Messrs. Tlraaadgill and
Mr. lluanaa Maj all highly rvtHiid
cltisena of An .a county, which ttioy a
Willed with. rovJka, i he wuors- the
uptHi aaliiesl out arid andettvorod n Lu
ll um them to deaisi their ouuragooiw con
duct, when one Kaituas (or Caiuas) Mc
Nair, isduml, owe ot tuu riiigleauV'ra, who
.as lierrtol'orv eigtivd, to a it real uient,
the tttiilidence of I he (sunniunity, onltarvd
Mr. I'hreadgiil and alnaik linn very si veie
i), the crowd felling aud hooting like
very devils and encouraging loin in tin
Mtt. The gunlluiuau, being oeiuplcuiy
i.vfi(towt n-tl uy the black devils, many
ol whom were crita-.l with mean li4Uo,
could old r no rcaietauce. The wrau licr
were pus u ding lo still . grealei
elreiniiie, when tliey were checked
by the tiut.lv .ipssial.ce on tin
enrol a numUr ol white eitirjas, win.
were as .lisJIy ilctel milled Ui quell III.
.nsliithaiH: aa the ucwloes were lit niak.
oue. The taller Iheu retired with om
man avven-iy lnjiirl by a rtsk, probabl)
I nr.. ft II 11 some one .! tti awn Irus.ils
turowii oy some oue ol Ilia own truants.
xi7nrrr .tr. ,nt"t'
bite cil tx.ua hastily prepared tlMNnsnlvo
w .....
h.r any lurlher dcmunatrallona. No.iHIier
sent msile, however, during Saturday
toghl, but the excites! group!, of negroes
that wert. oliserveil gathering togcthtron.
Sunday iil'tei ii.h.ii gave fears ol anulhet
'niaek, although our informant, who left
LiirsMlle yesterday uioruiug, bad beard
nothing further
The distuibaii.e is attiibiiled, in a great
pleasure, to the influence ot oue Caraway,
while I tad nil aspirant for the Klatt
-teuate, who waa m ilnly instrumental hi
pmvoking the trouble ttirvt ocrnrrvd there
a few week ago. Wii. Journal.
The following we copy from the oulinnnit
ul the Christian L'nnm. It ia rich. Head
il ;
from the eorrespondeaee of the Hutloa.J
I UK HI E NEGRO A3 AN -vLKCTOH
The knowledge of an ordinary town
negro ia limited enough ; bat It is wis
.loot compared with hie ordinary country
dnusin. "t ain," said Mr. H. to. in ot
his head loremen. In n rice-Held where
upwards of 800 "baud." were at work,
"how many ol those can read or write f
"Not oue, aah," was the reply, 'wept Jim
Crow . him sueU nm letter uerrv Utile.'
fhw waa uua. 4nt' thevwhul Mnthf
as) eew .mild wag- a ! Ttaalltwewl
ran ss eatny.. anwAavstna
who csMald lead a wanes latarlurtbty. The
reprsataxtatlv at tire dlatriok at CViIamlrw
was an old family servant of Mr, H't, wad
was Uught lo read by hi mistwsa, thai
he aiight be the batter able ta tallow hi
vocation aaa arnacher aatooa; hia fellow
iTvanta, lit ecottirumeata were not so
great, however,) tu peaveut hi rising vn
his seat when au additional tax ot several
anils on the dollar waa under discuasioo,
aad deul ar ill o that "Maw U. had more
mill now orAliis place than ha ooukl use.
aad be didn't sue how any mora could la
needod."
The power uf Uieae (political) aisocia
nous over th negroes is aouietliiug
amaxiog. If there is a symptom of rebel I
ion, all i he leadets need do sa to aats the
ny, " Von will lie put bark into slavery,''
and il at reason euough Ui liadt nwm any
oandidate with ausisulon tor whotu their
.ild Hi aa tors or present em ploy era vote.
I'lioir release fnmi slavery is of ootira t
tnlMited to the KiMiMican party, and
there aeenu to lie a (ill aim in the name
which I fierl'eclly t.iacinating. There
is Scowling," said Mr. It , poiuuog tothe
lorenian over a gang of a hundred hands
ia a no. held ; " I aonaiiler hint On of
my looat reliable, truat-worihy men
He knows um- well, and I 1 really
think lie would do anything I
would aah him exuepi otunr me; end
if he had his own choiou h would do
that, but as ma tats alaus) now il weuld
be as much as hut hie M worth to atlempt
it lie would vole in ptutvrvnc Vt thr
verieat r usCil ia the disiriot one whom
a toe ta. tie aisoti -proenlrd he oalted
hiuuMilf a 1 Hcpiiblicau. A'lhiMt(.h t do
aot know 'that i have n aniglv ariaoal
dnemy among them, I annul not e sum
on urnr. than enflii voles owl tsf all the
wen I employ." Mr. It. never uieddle iu
poiniuar-aad thuae huiarka wore mailv
in reply to my i ileal leu as to what ehsniwi
he would etand wen he to ran for off-,
Tothe quest ion whether ba kaew "
tieaerai Grant Soowliag replied. Y st
ah, 1 vela Ir ani. And you kntw
Mr. Uneolnr - Fidofv Abmmj Ah.
rest, aah, nebber beered o' that gem.
au." - But yoa knew Mr. Uraukiy f"
" Mn, aanaaa, 1 nebbef did,'' ConcS'ming
t)st two latter I tried lo aid ha) mantory,
but it waa uselese he bad " nebber near-
ed," he said, and 1 could n.rt aea a single
an who bad. 1 will venture to say that
kwc i identical with tliat f n Mar
tilths if Ins race in hut State, Scowling
struck the kej-uole. '' Scowliu. said
Mr. R., " juat suppose I waa running for
Uie oitioe Heart tuMdi. at Columbia, and
a It-ipublican rau ag ittst am tftippnar
y.iu knew a woo id Ua anil sttni whatever
he oodfd ehieh would you vol for f "
He trieal toavada the point but npisa Mr.,
U.' exlmrting him " ta tell the truth,"
be intd, " Yon kmrw betry vreil, Mas H ,
1 ha no d'jactitia lo votitrg far yisa, bat
I rssst wsrulda't let at. 1 moat rota d
Puldioa ticket Oats th. tret, anh,"
rhaaaui ijuesttotw put t aoorn of Maxes,
birth W Mr. K ,nrisnW'nnytT.lit
oca, etiulleel . hk iroly.-tNltavi
tasvu. -
il" Us ifir ,i .'iii.ni
Ret ranch ra en t, Ilefora) ami Recacllw-
lioa I tbe aaottn, waU:h-rnrd smi Wide
try oT the ntiglwymaaam that nr rry
iag themselves oader the read t fltwehry
and urowu, in very part a lai ore a
bind. And everywhere, with irlad av
euuia and shuuta ei Joy, tbe ntiglny aad
increasing ordenna goes traaap, tnuepiag
on lo a certain and glrisae victory. Ufa )
iwdepramut, Ml ap your nans aaa ms.
ruice, for day of w nksnrntna: will soon
b eawtsxi I 4Vasssrw' fiejrjot. j
The train en tn N. C. R. R-Vkar Gib-
somvUIo, Saturdty bight, t turn wev
Orov eatu e4 fcaiea iwiv V -
TWO KCIKSTBS OF UKNti-VL
' ' A orVeatiwwvsime (Ct
wnilug Isotnv Ixrogbas, racails thsnm suy
ntniiarewees .af is ; - - '
Swnej 4w tivaeael aprtal'nr;yatir. lati'.Wit
v isi last oy a wrosn inem eniaias, wo yaw
ned hvalitW buy, wttn a baaauiwt aopy
af thw Hcrtptwiaw watck nu wsastest to prw
Ml General Lea. The General reoeived
la (rift with (vtolewt pluaaura and ewtttiaf
Mmnka, anyteia; that aw anajlii no have
aareivvd a more aoarpsaMe gilt that an
bwantifiil a eopv of the Mid) Hible,' and
had the Irttl Mhsw t hsthnwe eater lata
mg htm in that tniiattabte aaaausar which
vnas th hearts ol all the ehikiren with
WvHnt- he came -km -onntas't, whaaj the
rtw aakssi Henry, what In General
L ftoeng e d.r vnta,. Mwawal tteottl '
f hs little fellow, whohaal nastirM some of
ItM ataxuf sf iMir-axrauSa,: as ejatsWri-paed :
'He tagninf aisHllii brM awtof hi
b-sssa!'1 Geueswl Ij's aht-h-Ctsunteij-ijir-e
Md rosener wtantly. t.hartgv'd, and if
ttug Mstary down trmtt hi lap, and fc's.
nvg llinf atea.lile in 4ha eye, he said :
' My eSear Mlti boy, ) ehoold not talk
hi that way eavweral Misitt ia a great n'l
v.m.iI man, arte) no- oue knows how this
war will terminate."
Alter the war hia spirit of lorlx-ara.ioe
toward the g.vtrttneiit and ttni paoplo
of flic North entsjiieil to have dvie-iicd
ami gMwn in stnngih along with Ithat
laiautiful Chi irti.ut churacUir w hich shone
out an hrighiry durlug these nat years ol
his life.
SooB aftur I'lidurw.Hid'a grand jury
found suiust him an Intlicnnetit foi
" trcHSoa and Mh'IIIimi " (in violation ol
it feitns (if his surrender, aa (blicral
(Irani himself Insisted,) a dmingrnslie.l
cieigyman ol hi. t-liuich callcsl to sr! hnu,
and tti Hie cinime of the conversation cx
pressed some very vindictive aentlilielils
liurards the I'liilwi Status aiUhnriUxx atul
turned the e.iuversatlon ; but when the
ctergjnian took his leave General Ixie fol
loweil lilmout of the r.H.in, and warmly
taking Ins hand aai.l Doctor, there 1
a gtsul old InHik which 1 rrind and you
preach from which anya; Love your mi
uniiea, b'ras thetti that cm- yon, do good
to them that hate you, and pray for them
which ib spitefully use you and iiera-cuu
ion.' Io you think thnt your remarks
hls evening were quite in the spirit of
thai teaching V
r To the explanations and ..l(sgie ul
tn cntrgynian, Uenural Ixie replied with
a good deal ot ftling : " I fought agalust
the people of the North because I liellevc
that ihcy were seeking lo wrest from lilt
South hof dearest right. But 1 cau truly
say that I havo cherished toward them
vindictive fuellncs, tad have never Men
the day whea I did not pray firr them."
The world's history uflorda lew Miblitner
examples than this of tin) minister of the
Goiel of Peace " setting at the tlrat of
the stern warriifr to learn TcestM.ion th
duty of love toeuerahsx.
ttnonenccftsion iu Lexington a outtaiti
distinguished orator made an add re, in
which ne oaeel ansae very nsjrah nptaeat
lima cononmiiig the Murtherf f people.
After the mldrns Wat orer - Genend Jsu
ranretrf yiHtr tntvmtmmum aved-Waed
a t, yeoukinr m darimr d
Ires.
If you ivoiwe to publish tv re
(tort of It, t Mtggiet that Jtru leave aui nil
of those bitter exprasahifl. They wdid
ho CihI, afld ' ar I think, nndigniikrd
and unbc"itiiiig
JmaiMin fluids uf guld mid tilver are
rcDorlcd lo have becu rrs-wlitlv discovered
in Uuasla, which, ii is believed, will have
the effect ia time lo start up a great trade
with Japan and China aud out nut own
noiiiiaesUitu coast
. An exchange nulla us that uo wood hi
ueed lor fuel on th Kuasian . railways.
This order ia very strict, aud i in leaded
to preserve the forest Iroau oouipleU de
struction.
The Ocean varht race from Ofwrbourg
1 Hyde ha not b&a o interasting thi
yiW as loimerty, I lie competing yacnu
piear to fiavTbeen rogbouiid or becalm
ed. '
, Th military aulhoritia of Prussia have
given deOulle iHilurs lor th duuaaulle
inani a' tua Fwtraa ui Httatt, th tue ol
which has ue.ssud aiuce th cnniiusiat of
BiraasMirg. , ,
The llirrmewe embaiwy will remain It
Iitidiui for iilMHit two weeks, at tlie ex
piratton of Which pertod they will vrait
Hie principal provincial chit and town
Of Bnglaiid. . j '
b aaetii t hav baowoe a matter for ho
ttawny that itarou Von itliailea, husband
ol Pauliw Lttoua, Mm Uerba aaamfrtea,
has gamb.ed away two hundred thou
and dollar dating th tan nrvea year.
Til Jesuit quuilion see ill to hav at
tracudauute attention ia tlie tlotuw of
liiHiinoiis. It w a qiH-stiVa whet bar tint
expelled German of the order will be al
kiwoi to land in Knglaad. "
A wall -know pertod icsl Mb) that
Victor Hugo demos tliat h nent cbal-
log to the Hoa. George Baacrofi. TheJ
great wrrser nay mat a waa oppuaea to
duelling ever woo he waa able to think.
Xouii t'lbaclt, th fariajtiufnallt,
ha bar eealeooed hk fiHW monlua' inv
prisoument tot havingwriiten ia bU
Uewapaper, La Ch cue, that "R.ltufort's
una lwuiwtiou t did wore ikuior ta) bim
lliaa lo hujudg" , j
: Mcmctiloe of tbe French war era b-'
glutting to find their way luto the War
wan musruin. Tim Government hav prv
sented to th niu-eum at Nuremberg th
cannon cast at Ibe rkpenae of the. Stent
for the difencead Paris, during th stag.
Miixvuxa, Tus, hept 2S, t
Dr. Wm 'II. ThU-
l)rBiiM-'ii,my young nay I wai Hthef
wild, aud beeouis the vWjui of a loattiaian
ei sw I waa treaied r an eminent iikyat
etaat, aa thuaalil 4 was eased Alter nuulag
U uuiaas I was aianaest at ading that ibe
SUnaasa wm akjtut,te WtlmmMmBi ,
a aeeoHdary fo.us .lil.-r toruuai.. in. luy
moatH and oe rttir,'nt pent of my aoay. -4
also ksTani sflltetad with aavara rhustism
I eavpsuya ttereal antatalaa and awed vari
west uwtealaajaieliialoe aaolhs ell to no
yuai ear-ataxriua ana ijweea s i-i rni, an
a w try n. i aav xaaaa a o.a ua-
wm mi Kn. I lnle uattataa
it however, to mak a aura U.Uujt at It at
Hi reumal ol your Agent, 1 aea Uint to true
ton ar t Hbsrty to ae H yoa haa.
1 - I r reeversvniiy
hrt4Si H.UI jroUX.
, liwr Ctnvliial tbd liUtatir.
Ur. Tail's User rilra sert aireet and
nwwavral nreniw aa Use Laser, nod wm wit
eertaamy eeltev laat lsaurtaut unan from
, an srsxvr u suiaul Inuci kaat,
Tw. T.U- "sir Dy. la told Evfrvwber.
" U. XJ Am .A It
Msking Ireeond of the bench ia the
rt.4rew.bt ia Part wa n hmdv expr-
CtTOrincarTVTWW "fH"w.
Bi a.- fiuodriJ a,f 6m We.- tstfttw-d
aa Iha- aii. od (t ha , thd
Government jl0,0uO to replace tbeut.
' lU.blie l...i-s lu-gfnr? vt IT"
TTn l vVr'iiT Tlie Tich b ne claimant tn Da.s
Htsstf rentutl itpM-nsd la uu -uny
tra, kulK. riii!i.ins ta aid irt hi de-
Mae are HH lowing In. v ,
lUi.atou UouK tAOIlKH t'i., No. 1
Misals r nl' litis com nan r are hanitHird
iha: their r.-utt.'f ioMstlir tucwtinir will
Uhiluy this (YriJ.iy) veniuif. Ai'ut
l. at v'elock, p nXtj at, JfuTuntau'a
-Miujia "-11 yoa favl duif, tlrowsy, dehej-
hated, nentdet, have irraeat aaaOiirhe, I
eta tease tally hi swwauut, lirugwlar a
HeUteand toH.-il,.r.iUsl, yioi e atiocneg ..
lVs. i -.i : .-..' :" - - ' -- . ' t '. ;
ease ot "Uver eotnpUW' only a part f tin i
symptoms are it(otteisii As a rvioutly for
all s ii-U esis, Dr. Pierre' Golden Medleul
IU. ovef) has til) wiwal, ae It ehVet nerfn-t
uVw, last bur the Hew street, hwesil and heal-
itiy. noU hy all lest elm eVuggtoUk, , T
Ha nnne. nss- v IA nus auuiy peraooa
aswuugu liuui rlifUUMUi.ru, gswn, neuralgin.
t ailh cIm- ami eai lie. We say ittieosr r
seu the app lr (lion of MsiK'AH UllsTAJO
lKtauar lo die sirea lod sirt or a few drop
of It In ilieesisiirbalh,BllnrilnMauhwi-oa,
rf what Is better, isvmanent retiefV For
eats, Wuuufts, hnu s. swelling, nd all iu Ja
nes or eisosytea, wh rviiUrtt Ireatunrul
leruslly, the, llulmout to every where regal dl
as tlie most jsitoal and relUbW beillug sgerit
la exIsU-iH-a fur all citcnul Injuries or ail
ment ef hoia-a irul eaUle. It I hifalllatc.
Jly 30 deotlAwlt,
whim weakoaud oy dlsessu, oprussive heat.
i.xeesslve la'air ur suy ether reuse, tbouU l
hin.il suit lnvl;or)el lased f haaag sub
ject!, it to Uie action ol deputing drugs, la
talniug grouud evsrj day. Th tutrwJ.icUiul
of Uostaitter's r-Uiiua h Bittar tnauty year
agu gavo a puwarfui biloeau to Mils common
auaa idea As the extrxvrdtwry sthi'sej of
the (treat Vcgetabht KisrtoesUv ' netaucei
knovi a, ui ilUtudcJ of ebHilate4 ttivalhla
turn d with luatbiesr Iroax law bauteua nd
strvagtb ea'ro)Uig pall. me with wliha ttwaa
UiuuUis ra uiun lo nraiten iu vus, muss
reiiovaiing. apiwtlaiwir, .lulls eg p eparatl a
derlri-U fnau lit Una t itMits, NertNiarMl b-iri a
platted a. lw aeteat iea.su ik atths.awHcd i f
asedlea si mho ttevsduususe nevurnotuek
ward. Fium lht titan to Uie present lus in.
uorlanc of M-kulug and rel.if u. eiug aatnra
labor sbuinrle with dt.ease ha turn Him a
and HHie widsly au kcMv afwHehusi br
tlMsiek aad lit aaT.r.na leaaai Uieu
auoaul boiiselioUls il.tsial er's b.tu-rs a
looked poa as ta oue thing needful In es. a,
uf lyspenaa, usueral IKildnly, ConaUistiuii,
Nervous Weak as. chills auaf Fever, Bullous.
Ataartioae nasi stl cuBdnsss a oA ta hasty hi.
una that betoken a iaek of vital energy.
When Um ukkallvor range high, n4 in
ululnish Is rasoivlm Itsell Into a aM anV '
Uie levtd tesaiieraturu, Uiiirreaahh) iaasle la
the east posslbts ealeiteanl aawiasaatt the .
ardess aemlad ny aaultrt ana anwasussoiiHa
sUao-ptunw It prvveara amf rUivvea hakks
taaenail Isaawst aud , suable the systsan t
anduru WlUi luipuuiu an auaaual sohhihI of
exertion trf all lavljnraitesr and eatalaunir
i, it I tin yairuat aa asost wbut
' .it -.,hf
pnsxVMnAkwhV . v.v-,-i -a
, ' -
AUTtl VI t.-Jow WaiTcaias'a lUateov.
.Prwyaced from Herman revipe oblaiued by
Uia lata Jonas Whileuuib, tn Kurup. It al
hivlaii) thi disorder labia eaa when ail othe. .
applUuees uf medfoal skill had been neaadoa
4. Josef hiirneU at Uh Mea lea. ..or aala
hy all nwKUla. - r .j-f.; ,j ,
umiTif otm if rnw ' OKNTAL.
rank are aot oslral.lv ; linen fare,-4see.fi the
aataral tesUi soao aa LWera srikk UuU whole,
eaina viaistawe etixir (WautWak Uu this, and
Uwy will last as Ionic as the breath hata, sHt
the breath lMulf nil! never be taunted,
TU UWNtllnor ilOIUES Ah D CATTLE.
D rujr Condidoa fowoer ar warranted supe
rior to any other, or no yi for the core ot
liyspcp-hi, Worms, tots, Vasxglia- Hid
Roaad, OeM, 4 ta Honest Hat tXikls,
Coaghe, lata of MUa, Blank Toaaaa, U me
Distemper, A, m cattle rrk lla ala.
Depot, Ml "ark Plaea, Hew Totk.
FHTBIOlHlleTa y
anewed eaee la asvea yea
that nur ensile .
which tuey are recuaslruct la tfia Moo, aa t
unless II us fuHjr rhaigial with th eksearnt of
vitality, Ui atreiurUi and health 01 tbe sjsle.n
decUtw tf all tdtHlds.urunt, Dr. Walker'
Via. g ir hitler I th safest and aseat nifalli- '
at. There hi a dlseaaa, arts! est from tue r
prtvatia ol th tduueV whioh ii, wlU ao(
FOR DTBPEPIIA, Indlawstl, jspraaduai
of aptriu aa g.-aeral oebllltji la their vanotis
fonua; also, pravaUr agalna Fmr and
Ague, and other Intermittent fever. Tin
rrro-Pboaiihorted KMxlrof Caillsaya, matin
by tjaawetl, Haaard m Oo., Hew (ark, and
sold by sM Drnxxiau,! the heat basis, and a
a tea for pa Ileal recovering frota ievuror
olher ak knesa, It ha no ea,ual, , , tJ
THvMTGN't IVOET FEAkbrtMrl It
ru UK. Tb beat arlk l Icaewa tor cleans
sing and praaervlng ttut teelh aod guuu. Hunt
hy all Druggist Price set and SO cent nee
buttle, r. U. Walls A Vo.Mew lot.
- UUHMTADOHG'g UAIRDrt-Thljaajs
alHceat couijis4 I beyond eoullrurcttcy.x ui
aafeat and asost reliable Dye In exisieaee t .
aever failing to Impart lotus Hair, iniloro., :
hy of t eulor, nonrtshmant and etaHicili.
kCsaafscvury, Miudssx Laasa, hew lurk.
CARBOLIO IALV1 a am sail a a a HesJ.
mg Cotatsmad. ftirslcbtaa rscoiasscnd lt
Vt most wonneriai ommuaj var Xuowr..
Crtee satapar box. John t. Henry, aoht
frvts-tetor, CoUeg itae, Mew lurk.
ILtn BCCHO I a raUabte Dtnretio
nd Tool i lor ail aerarttfemsaU at tbe uiiure
ad geeital ariraa. Th renulua. as lurasevt v
sum vy pavousia, itarral ex Hlshiy
kswaebe, Is now nrepared by ii. M
I Kishiv aad tb e
V . Ki b . '
oelirtaater aa peuurkstur i aa the trad.
aatdied by hi sunsitaur, MeeajM Kbdiy,
Mew fork.
VAPNtA Oplaia rsarltea el tts eleke.,
hxe and ssxtafiaoeje aaalilWa. U hi perA-i-,
anodyne aot prodarui baadaelur or i-owi.i t)
Ush uf kowaXs, a I Uieeaa with oUiar r
parauon of ayium. -on rarr, tihrui.,
New loth - -i
FtATPh 'ASTRAL ftIU-M.n erl a '
occur frota halug naaleoiia,thaa froM aiea'
aoaie and raia-uads onwne. trvse u.ie.
uuadlaw wwtlieae t barm Walt a astral t 1
and no wawOsols ilireetiy a usOtravllv ba . . .
earred from harwaa. Vruu( or baadlint ,
Hew lurk.
WI nW freqeently heard mother s.r
tbev would aot b wiujoul Mr. Vttwstoe'x
entHM ig ayran, from Use ntnh lb k 1 1
asuu-Ji ss aaiahaa jtun-.n tll
nuOWaay .suraUon whateva,
TirtrKFTof hesarv. Whet I hy a
tiesttytittira; fot"tworM-r)i' raawbii laif sH--"-'
Ih ladle know that H b predated by asns a .
aVhclufal aad bannl.t touet pnrparali.it
hasrwam U W. Uint' -huiem al Vo.il,
It beaaufykBa: eaeet ar truly woaaVrrf (
IVuoll. lavll,tw Turk. "f"
h Ant aag l-deadlaiwAsa
NONlSFUlTrXAMW PKKKI 4
HWi fausst Absofately a.1. . x
Wive a ana kslllkttit Light kara aav t'o.l
UU Mower rrfuaued II Laaipa aol eelin-tr
Wsvlialai-laN-y. Huiuliexts la nsete liiiaritv ae I
ntiua. aaud lor lest ra'.tsU snd rb-emn.
Teat. iAB. M. ANsJieakAg't., .
JwMlllf ; (- - - IU,(ls M.
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