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f " gORTH CAROLINA STAR. rtiunu WIULT Alt TRI-WXAXLT. WIH. CBOUB, - 1DITO& AHD PEOrRIETOR. timii .... X- ' If paid trict'y I advance, Vwe dollars per an anas ; lw dollan and fifty mli, If paid wilbia ix months) and thre dollan M tha sad f Lbs -. yeV-- : - . ABrEnriSBJBXTS "net (xeeedlng sixteen , line will be inserted ana tint for on dollar, and twenty-an cent for each Subsequent insertion. The of greater length will be charged propor tioaatlw. Crt Order wikI Judicial advertisement will be ekargee 2o per eent. higher than the above rale. A reasonable deduction will be Bad to Too wits advertise by the year. r' Book and Job PrinUrt; done with neatness despatch, and en accommodating term. fojr Letter to the Editor most be post.paid STATE FAIR, 1854. NORTH CAR0LINA"8TATE AGRICULTU RAL SOCIETV. "X The Second Annual Fair of thi Society will be lield at Raleigh, on Tuesday, Wednesday, 1 hur day and Friday, 17th, 18th, l'Jtli, and 0th of October, 1854. " nnncLATioxs : ' Member of thi society, and all who may be come euch at the time of the exhibition, by the navment of M to tho Treasurer, will be, furnished with badge of membership, which will admit -the member aud the ladm of hisf.imily, end, the. " " children and d 5"ye an -old to-tb gvwuade- dn - ring tU bopr of publw. exhibition. - All contribution to Floral Hull will bo cheer fully received free ofchargo. . Exhibitor who contend for premiums, are ipeoted to beoorno members of the State Agri-TNift1it-8oeir;'Bw must have tbeitajumabvar. ' articles pnmexiy -entered at thffie, -osvor before 10 o'clock, Tuesday the 17th October: o that I catalogues of the article exhibited may be pron erly arranged and publishedbefore the grouud are opened for public exhibition. All animals or articles admitted within the grounds lot exhibition must be labeled with the name and residence of the owners. - No animals, implement or other article, for, which a premium is offered will be entitled to ajff"p'remlu beat of the kind offered, unless such nrtiulo ahull be deemed by the Judges, ; of roffieieet merit to -jdserve euch reward. No one subject shall receive two premiums by th" awards of different committees of judges at --r--th-aMn.tot ly a an additional premium. The doci?ion.of tlin judges of awards will be regarded as final, in everjtJKXflreise of their legit imate authority. Hat any award made, contra ry to the rules, for directing and restricting pre miums, claimants or awards, will be disregarded or reversed by the Kxeoutive Committee. AMTHmrof tlrr,1itdgtrberratidrHt--be ' delivered to the Ex. Committee fof examination, - "Fty'the afternoon pnwedinjr- tl -day iur an nouncing the awards of premium. Premiums awarded but not elaimed within ,hrea months thereafter, will bo regarded as do nations to the sncietv. iitook brought to the Fair for Bale, will have an enclosed lot adjoiningtheFairtironndsassign ed them, with wawr convenient, where they can be kept at tho expense of the owner. ...Articles -manufactured in the State, when brought in.nim petition Ji ith Direign articles, will take precedence, other things being equal, ana "ttirfbwi'nrrrrtrjrwTtt lTOt'WweoBi-en-tbein of jpremiiuns. The Chief Msrsbnirwilh efficient" aidaTwiTI be in attendance during the hour of exhibition tu keep proper order. A fine band of music will lie in attendance each day during the hours ef exhibition. An efficient polioo will take charge of the grounds daring the night. Admission fco-for a carriiige $1"; ft baggy 60 cent; for a single person j cent children and eraut half price. - Plb'JRAMME. TtttsBiT Oct. 17. The Fair will open at ten 'clock for the admission of visiters. WiMsnr, lxth. The Judge will make their examinations. Trial of Machinery. TiicasbAV, l'Jth. The Address delivered. Plowing match, and trial of double harness bor- Fbioat, 20tb. Healing report of Judge, trotting races with singleharness, horse in bug pee or sulkys; and parade of prize animals, with appropriate badges around tit track, im mediately preceding their exitfrom thegrounda. The gate will be closed every evening at 4 o'clock, to give time for making the neceaaary arrangement for the night. - - - bratit r timrnxr. liyilON, r . bos. FiT Class. lhormgAmd. 1st. For tha heat tnllion over 4 years old, $10 2d: For the 2d best " " " 5 3d. F r Hi best Broodmare, lt 4th. For the 2d best 6th. For the best stitlHos under 4 years old ID 6th. For the best tlly " " . 6 v la thi eta purity of blood being the highest poiat of distinction, A well authenticated pedi gree Must, in every ease accompany ab. animal put on exhibition to compete fur any of the abuv prise. x. let For tha best stall orer 4 yean old $10 84. For tha 2d best X " " S 3d. For the best 1! rood mare, 10 4th. For the 2d best " X 5 fith. For tlie beat stallion sndnr 4 year old, S th. F r thebtnt 8!It, S 7 th. For h beat saddle-bone, manor gel ding X 5 Hib. For the 2d best M - " 4ip. Sth. Fur Uie best pair of matched carriage fcorac, 10 liMh. For the 2d Ut pair " " 6 11th. For the best single harness horse, 5 12th, Ft the best ' " dip. ' la thi el indivilaal exeelleBee tn (ura, ae- ttoa and dispmitioB, will be rgard4 as chief points ut avrtt. Tbiib Ctsss.- fur Draught Itwf. 1st. For the best stall ioa ovar 4 yean old f 10 21. For tha 21 best " " IS ' 3d. Fur the best broodmare, 10 4th. F.r tlx 2d best " S 6th. For tlie wallioa uader 4 yean aid, i tq, F the ti ally, - S 7th, F the Ut te4 so leu than 4, 10 fib. For Uvt i air, 6 la thi cLasa. fima, use n4 aWUily, will be - -ewganUiaa -t-trf anisll.iMiiea Foi stu Ltu Jarkt, JrnmHs v4 Mulct. 1st. Fw the best Jack w yean etd, $10 24. F. tin 2d ha . " . " i 3d. For the h.t Jrnnet, )il 4 tit. For the 24 W t Sh. For tha Hmi Jack aa4tr yean aid, " t th. F. the best JshiiH " " i 7tb. For tha isct asule, " I tb. For tha ImmI pair af muIm, . 10 t'h. For tht boat teu of a4 Uaathaa foar ' aaalea, IQ BF.fOVD DIVISION, fimt ' Fiawr Ci u.f&mri llnt m PtUmi. lt. 1m the tmt bull ovar 4 ) ears old, 10 84. r. tt, U bt J , 34. tiM mm 4 Jmm M j0 ilk, rt0Hd beaten,.' - 24. rr ii 2-1 tMt - 4 34. f t the host ajaifef "4 4Uk For U 21 bwt 4 . 14. For tlie bt ball rair. , 2-1. F the 24 beat baU eaif. Id. l a lite lMt betfer, 4. For test 4 kaat h.,fr. I, dip. I. 4 it 'p dip. dip, la aawe abMuBitui will N ii4, ni tAe pnasnam alml fur Atrwbinia, Aldawra, I1. II its, lln-efunls at tot ! rwiat P"r buul, aa w the tawe l lit ; mm IW Tt Ut tutl Mora. Hatsisia t.i ti M-l.m lac For ilte beet yak over ail fear aid, 1 10 x x . -i . 2dvFor the 24 best " " " 6 - 4dr inr the nest yoke under 0 V i 4th, Fortha 2d best yoke under 6 yean old, dip, 5th. For the best driver or manager of oxen, 5 Ctkt For tli 2d best driver or manager of oxen, . din. "Intttdcing" rote"- class, estiecial reference will be bad, vi Jorm, site and ducility, aui no atten tion will be paid to degree of fatness, farther than susceptibility to that condition. Third Cuss. Fat Cattle. 1st. For the best pair fat oxen, 2d. For the 2d best pair of fat oxen, 10 5 5 ill. tor the nest lat single ox or cow, 4th'. For the 24 best fat . If 4, dip. In this class fitness for the shamble will be regarded as the chief excellence. FoiaTii Class. Milch Coirs. 1st. For the best milch cow, 10 2d. For the 2d best " " 5 3d. For the 3d best " dip. In thi clans, quantity and quality of milk will be the ohject of attention, without regard to the breed of the cow. The Judge will requirs in writing, with Acli cow put on exhibition, a statement of the quantity of milk and -butter yielded tn any one week. The week for makiug the usat, to-Jae-aclreted-'Sjy riie-owner-aoy tmie during the aeiann. sur.EP. First Class. ttne and Medium Wodt. 1st. For the best lluck, fine wool, $10 .,ithe.h!at,t.., A ad. .. i'ur- the Uwt- peu.ot e a s, not lea than - r 3, fine wool, S 4th. For the 2d best, " " " " dip. .'ith. For the best pen of lambs, not less than 4, dip. 0th. For the best puck, mjddlo wool, dip. 7th. For the best pen of ewes, not less than 3, middle wool, dip. 8th. For the best pen of lambs, not less than 4. dip. SrriiNO (xnttNatiectorifaKdBhod; 1st. For the best buck, , $ 5 il. l.c tli 24 best buck, dip. il l. For the best pen of ewes, not less than 4, 5 4th. For 2d best " " " . " " dip. inn. for tlie best pen ot iambs, not less tlutit 4, 3 tith. For the 2d best, " " " ' 7th. For a pairnf cashmere goats, FOURTH DIVISION. SWINE. First Cuss. Large Breed. 1st. For the best boar over 2 years old .2d-.Jt:ur.tke.SdJt ' 34. For the best ureedTiig 6w ovef years old, 4ih. F.,r tlie 21 best, " " 5ih. For the best boar uniler 2 yean old, 6th. For the 2d licet,"1 " " 7th. For the best open ow, dip. 10 $ 5 dip: 5 dip. 5 dip. fSth. For the 2dJ)0st. " dip. Uth: For the test lot of 4 pigs, undr 8 months old, 5 loth.For the 2nd bent, " dip. This class include Berkshire. Chester, Wt biiTiirrj rtVgBf,1imi?)tv:iiiia W lhichessCouiitv, and their grades, sue, form ana attraction in tins class. 8kcoxi Cuss. Smiitl Dreed. 1 st. For the bett boar over 2 yean old 24. For the 2d best " ' $,- din, 3d. For the best breeding sow over 2 year old, 5 4th. For the 2d best, " " dip. 5th. For the besoar under 2 yean old, 6 "tn. For The 2.1 best, " " " dip. 7th. For the best open sow, N & th Forth best, " V. dip. 9th. For the best lot of pigs under 6 mos. old. Vh 5 10th. For the 2d best. . " dip. In this class is included SufTolk, Neapolitan, Chinese, Guinea, Snap lragon,ahd their grades, and will be regarded chiefly for their fattening qualities. Third Class. Native. 1st. For the best boar over 2 yean old 24. For tlie 2d best, '' , 3d. For the best breeding sow, 4i.h. Fr the 2d, best, .'Hli. For the beat Imar under 2 yeas old, 6th. For the 2d best, " 7th. Fur the best open ow, " 8th. Kor the 24 best, " " 6 dip. & dip. 5 dip. 5 dip. -torroTTWTiciriiroTTtMl under fTinoi: old. 5 ifffh7FoTn;e?.TTr 11th. Fur the best lot of 10 bom. of anr breed, V) 12lit. For the 2d beat, " - 6 PREMIUM ANIMALS. 1st. For the beat stallion oaer 4 yean old, ' of any breed, on exhibition, $10 2d. For the 24 best, " "6 3d. For the best brood mare, over four jean .ld, of anv breed, on exhibition, 10 4th. Fur the id licst, " "5 fitli. For the best stallion under 4 and over tfear old, 5 snrtWtlTe-l-HeT, " " 7th. Fur tl best cult under on year old 5 SUi. For th 2d best, " dip. 9th1 For the bet bull of anv breed, on ax. " 5 loth. For th 24 beat. dip. dip d. dip. 6 dip. & dip. 6 1 llh. For Vie lawt cow, 12th. For the 2d best " 13th. For th lst back, 1 4th. Fur th 2d best, " loth. For the best lot of 3 ewe. lito. lor the 24 beat, 1 7 Ut. For the best boar, x lth. For the 2d best, luth. bar the bmt breeding o, 20th. For the 2d beat, " In tlii laa 1 include.! onlv those ani dip. which, bar takaa prvmiuine in their reapectiv claaees, here they an all brought in competition u a Individual mi it, without regard to blood or atuck. nrrii wvisiou. roeif ar.'x Fiarr Clam. Cat I'aJ imhUe Ant, Cork arf rase Nmm. " la. Fa the bt bit of HliMtrliaia, H 24. For lb 24 be M of - Fan. Jour. 34. For the beat lot nf !orking, 4ib. For the 24 bH bJ of " " 5th. For th best t'4 of Polanda, " M T.tn. For It,1 2,1 U,l"' ' " 1 "th. For the bl lot rtrahma Footra, " " Hth. For the 24 beat bit of " h. Fur tli be.1 lot of Onat Malay, " Ifttb, For th 2d beat lot of - - -I llh. Fortlibttotof Jeney Bluee, " I2ih. For the 24 best lot nf " . Mth. For the beat lot of (lane Fowl, H -I4 h. Frth 2d beat lot of " - -1 Ilk Forth beat lot if lUnUnsS Inth. Forth 24 beet Iota, " " " The am rlaaaiScaUoa adopted, and Ut aama prewiiuma off r4 for any axhar variety of pstr blood. wbM'k may be exhibited. fr. ('Ltaa. Tmrkry, tjrmt, Dwlt, . )t For tit bast pair of Turkey, cock and hen, v - 4 14. For the seorad b4 pair of Tartar. eork and hn, Farm. Jostr. 3d. For the 1 t pair, or tingle. Wild Teefc-y. 4 is. .. Hiatal, - " -4th, Fia? ttt saxuod beat pair, or tng!e, Wild Turaar, d.atBeaiicated. 6th. For U.a Nat pair ef Oeeae, J aa4 feaaaU, fits. For tit aaraaal beat pair at Claaa, tale and femala, " 7tk. rr tit beet pair of Wild Gca, mala a4 IrmaU, " Hi. For th mmrni best pair at Wild Gawaat, anal and faaaale, " thh. For Hi baatpau oi Pobvad Ihxka, ; , 4 eaa at4 dawk. II I'Nh. For tfce S4 Waat pair ef Toiaast IWka, draaa awl 4a.-, I an. Joer I ltd. Fur the beat pair ef Mwy NORTH ? n..l a j - jt. , uraii aau aitci, 12th. For the second best pair of Mus covy Du. ks, drake and duck, 13th. For th large and beat variety of Poultry exhibited br any one person, . $3 14th. lor be second Lest. i t Io tliia etas, omameot and profit -will be TtF garuea as cniei points of value. RULF.S FOR BRANCH FIRST. Animals fr exhibition will not be received or admitted within the Fair Grounds befura Monday morning; then they must be properly entered at the office, and placed under tlie direction of the Executive Committee. v Animals will not be admitted lifter 10 o'clock, Tuesday. - . No exhibitor Vill be permitted to enter more than one animal in each of the sub-classes. Animals, when duly entered, an well provided for by the Society, without charge to the owner, and cannot be resiovcd from the Uround except by permission of the F.xecutive Committee. Awards of superiority in this branch will be given in accordance with the Schedule of Pre miums.. No unprofitable animal will be a proner ub- ject to receive a premium. ptatttitna to awarded- -for vy animal aot deemed svorthT by th indjres, though it skou'.d" be the herof lb kind exUibiltd. V BRANCH II. -Aoriculturi w s First Class. Farming, For the six beat Farms in the State tlm which have been uixnaged to the greatest benefit a.'l litfil, in refcteuce w tka iUWitig objwbtt the improvement ol noil, increased production, increase of farming lanital, annual Droflts. 4o.. ic, toetlicr with tic (reneral management of oui, uirm, in ai us uetaus, tending to se cure profitable aud laslng results. Silver cnp. r or me six second lst Farms, c., 5 The above must be sibmittrtl in wnfinif 'it. ing a eoncise descriptlm of th Farm, location, character of soil, mam of nrenarine land fur I M. I , I .... I . .... t... -I l.l..k I . ' ' .,iiuiiuii, ttntmtnj iriigiiiiug, manuring plowing, cm. oic.; piauiag, cultivating, gather ing, ic. 4c; producticW Tield. io. 4c: o attested, or otherwiso aurfenticated, as to satisfy urn juujcs ut uie corre.-iiess ol tne statement made. " V For the best nroduct. afcraired tolbe acre nf eacrroT ine ion pwinj CTop raised jn jnsi, on a ixmu jhk taring anu lor a entire shift or the farm according to its usual designed rotation: 1st. For the best averui product of Indian Corn, 1 joq 21. F'or the best average prfyuct of Wheat, 20 3d. For the best average nrluct of Oat. fl 4th. Forthe best average pluct of Rye, 5 ..Sth. Fur thB-tirsl Hn nf.TutWn,, ; oq ,- tiui. iorjliie best do. ,tl. JUuttM. , ,,,20 7 th. For the best do. of Clove, 5 For tho best average produl of each of the following crops, a Viplvma: Tlkcommon Corn field Pea, Benns, Sweet Potatoesfrish Potatoes, Sugar Ueets, Turnips, Carroto, lV-suips, Pumrl kins, and Orogi.n Pea. 1 Fur tho largest yield on a singlaere cf each of the following crops, $10i IndLt Corn, (not less than lot) bushels to the acre) tWhcat, (not loss tltatv-30- lMtl4to the arHay, Jterer, or Grassnot loss titan two tons pi acn); To- 7. Second "ClassX XgnaiVunfflsrciii -For the best specimen oteneh of tf following tfrwlucts, f 2 j Indian Corn, Wheat, lata, Rye. Barley, Beans, Peas, Rice, of eachine peck; lobacco In leaf, Cotton in seed, ofWtt, ton nounas: Clover ana Urea Seed, hJf-gallon ; tjevw, niruips, s-aranips, narrow, 01 tch, nalt- aoten: rumptin, a sample, Sweet rotatoe. ana insn rotatoee;, 01 each, hall-bushel For the greatest variety of the abet articles, For the best specimen of one half-gallo) of Virgin dip Turpentine, For tli best specimen No. 1 Rosin, For the best specimen Hemp, 10 lb.. For the best specimen Flax, - BRANCH III. Mxchaxics. First Class. Plmigkt, Cultimtori, de 1st. ror tne best double plough, 2d. For the second best do. 3d. For the best single plough, 4th. For the aeoond best do, 5th. For the best cultivator, 0th. For the second beet do. 7 th. For the best barrow, 1 or 2 hone, Rfh. For the second best do. do. I'll). For the best aulatoil nluurh. dip TOffC For (lie Tidsi giiag do. " -r llth. forth best lull-side da. w; For th ba Ian Vale,1.:: Llth. For the best roller, smooth, 1 1th. For tha best roller, pegged, loth. For the best grain cradle. loth, r or the second best do. SxookD Class. iurat Vehuiet, tie. 1st. r or the best 4 or 0 horse wagon, $15 For tti sccoud beat do. de. dip. For Ut best 2 bora wagon, 10 For the aeuoud beat do. din. 2d. 3d. 4th. Sth. 6th. 7th. For the best 1 htrse wagon, 5 For tlie eecond beat do. din. For the beat horse cart, (tumble,) 4 It ur th e evettnd bejHoor ejo.' ' 11 11 " " dir. -Htt,- lull. For tlie best ox cart and yoke, & loth. For tlie second best do. do. dip. 1 Ith. For tlie best wheel-barrow, 3 SO 12th, For the second best do. dip. 13th. For th beat dumping wagon, 6 14tlt. For tit second bat do, dip. loth. For the beat pair wagoa or plough hsm. t, a 50 ltith. For tbe beat cart teddle, 2 60 17 th. For tbe best pair cart wheels, . 2 SO Tbirb Class. IU& fimer MarMntrg. let, Fur th best Cora-plaster or drill, S3 24. For the beat wheat planter or drill, S 34. For the beat straw or shuck euuer, 3 4th. Fur tlie second beat do. do, dip. 5th. For the bust corn she Her, S 6U1. For the weostd beat eura abelwr, dip. 7lh. For tbe beet fanning mill, 6 ftth. For Ui aeoond beat do, dip. Vlh: For th beat churn by Btachinery, 3 l'Hh. For tbe MOtd beat de. dip. 1 lib. For the beat aewing machine, 6 12Ut. For th teeond beat do. din. I4ta, Fur tbe boat bay prean, U 1 llh. For tlie aecued beat do. dip. 1 'th. For the beet eottoa praaa, fu liiih. For U.a aeeuad beat do. dip. 17th. Fur tbe beat pump or hydraulic littb. For the aeoond best do. do. Wtb. I'or the beat abiogls machia, 2tMti. For tit eecond lwt da. 2 lat. For the beet totul BBachia, 224. For the eod beet do. dip. dip. 3 dip. Focsir Clas. llorm l Mmrktnrrj Jar lat. For the beet eweep bene power, $ C I. For the m4 tst do. dirt. 34. For th railway do. 20 sin, ror mum Mai ao. tin, Sth. For the beat aaw mill f. bora now at. 10 nib. tm th bet rriat mill fi do. 7th. For tba bw m and h emaber, fih. For the Wat threshing machine, win. P. tba html bmadcaxinr and drill ing an acli in par rr a rraaa. IHh. For th twat br-sioVaatin maekine $ Bowing llaaai, aat dues, 4N llib. For the html ditrbing stacUae, I'lth. For tha btast cotton gia, I Ith. For the natat atamp aaarhine, 1 4th. Far tbe Kaa mptng manenasa, I oh. For the baasl mowing do. tut grass. Tbe al.o- marbiiwy to he toaaasi ia eaten manner b4 t wa flare a the F.aeeeUt Coaaatitt aba 11 daangnatt. Firv CkaasL . ftuwir Farm, lat. Fat Ut base portabi a team rgD e nUt.!iit tut bora power, 24. 34. r or i tw4 t ao. 10 For V-a arraataatnillKtina f Baeful eMchiaaai aaaat maple ..am made ae (actory. at if 20 ft 8 ' (tTlf A CASOLiyA, WEDNESDAY MORNCfG, AUGUST 30. 1854. RCLF.3 FOR BRANCH Tlinrc All Vn Achillea, imnleeaenta. or Mhm mmw!,..!. of mechanical a must be exhibited by or for their respective makers, or inventors, or im provers, or their assignee, to or for whom only premiums for such article will be awarded. Persons hnldinr such article bv as matten of tralc, will have no 'claim to pre- F.very machine or. implement offered for a premium, must be so designated or described at will erve to identify It to future purchasers, and also the telling price of the article must be sta ted and marked fin the Jiibele and in the "pub lishcd reports of premium article. Kfficieney, cheapness, and durability will be i.siura a cntet excellencies in every machine ur implement. (Concluded in our next.) Cri-aaltthllj atfiTia YoRlMt.ctrn'ir MVERStTX)F NORTH CAROUN-A. Now that the smoke and dust of the political -campaign -liaveJawu ovrvw hava a mind to call "tlirafien'tronof"t friends of this noble institution the pride of ftorth Carolinians every where to sonte tliooglit which have been struggling in our bosom for utterance, touching its future weal and prosper ity. And we are the more emboldened to utter our views, since certain recent step indicate -thatilte Authorities of-the inntittrtte-in-partat least, hold to the same opinion with ourselves, Let it be understood in advance, that we de sign to utter no croaking or complaint as to the past. Iler'history is rich in all the materiel necessary to carry her down to posterity a one of the most valuable, fruitful for good, and hon orable in the land. Uwr alumni are found in' ill lands, and by their ripe cliolarship, their ound and useful attainments, are shedding her beams of light in all directions. Many who entered li'i, furnished with all the elements of a wise aul mature manliitid, unjitr tli praaidetwy t the venerabK-CaJweZ; after Htling the publlo eye tor half a century, have closed their useful lives in ablnie of glory; while othen yet remain a beacon-lights, pointitig the youth of the land to her time-honored temple of wisdom and learning. Still more fruitful and prosperous has she been under the wise and able administration of her present President and Faculty. Her halls awl U1ey.t, Ostfll UieT come. ity and resources have never been greater than at present; and th future open a prospect winch her most sanguine mend will mora than real iie. It is with a knowledge of such a past that we propose to say something that we hon estly believe may make her futun brighter even than any Tiave a right to expect. With so full a tide of prosperity which lets in upon her, the question ha often occurred to us, may not some wholesome change be effected. and do not the demands of the time call for a more full development of her resources, to effect the public good 1 The endowment and powers of the Cnivonity we uppu to be ample for the most liberal and enlarged outlay of mean and measure, teiiake her in fact a Vnietrtity in tht fulleM tent. Indeed, th recent erection of two new professonhlp and the organization of two distinct branches of instruction, show that tbe authorities of the institution are disposed to apply these resource ao aa to meet the demand ifBicIiniei. Tne f?row!ng popularity an Tflfie very 6K.E.H.l.T.,S! .!n",llutl"n f learning other State, that nave been reorganized upon urtriily principle, have very naturally created estre in the mind of many that our own I'ui isity should not be whit behind. W do not it that ah U behind. In all the element reatnesa, position and usefulness, the grada te, of our I'niraraitv are nniloil,t.ll mnum of any ether institution. To Impart a fin ibl and thorough education, the able Faculty ' Wl Hill cannot stand second to any other y -bndrBiitr wa put h to- th -wise -mew trf t, if It b ant worth while to inquir if eomeWprovemenU may not be made in tbe struct mode aud plane of Initraetioa and d.sci,y w, r no advocate (i tinnecea- r7 cVge, but we go ia for wbautntial im proven SIlK,llVt the organiialmn of the uVparbnent ral and Analytical Cliemiatry, and ineenng, recently eMabliabed, be a the judieton and prottabl re-eon-tbe department of Aaeteat and nag, of MatbemaUca, ef Belle Might not the Law Department prominent poaitionT W bare efieieney at pmeat, bnl what It not be made mora altrae- it (A lam hrkaal m4 Hhikt this pr,!nt we bf tpectaj at fen. principal object whkh I rat led tubjecti Ha not the time steee to erzamse a Mtalkal IVtmenHn IRIn,eraityWby sbnld mt young man W s abroad to'nbtain a madieej localiont HavaU as able pbyatoian and a etan patent iaatU.rs ia dieal tcimee (a ft ort l arolina, aa b fnuivl elarwhrre We do not ay I the MaJieal Ikei art ntent Chapel Bill. Tksrn may should be ovrnisl be mock mora eiigil tt it than that pUe. Jt might be tbatoer parti alili (ur tilt ettv would t M Is d4n it loratioa bare, bat w an not d ta tb dead ran bagasi H W'wtd bhor aa lar Perbtp Wilmiag. ton I lb aviat etigit at la tlwHali If tax we enalld Hsrego aarr give ear vntre for fe UUagh Bad a. We lave thrown But the thoughts with Hope thai hay would lead ether a i more enrn tent pwnntB la take ap lb eubjoet and give I tberwsgbeiaaaJasa. tiea. What 4 eatr bretlt ef lb praa, ajnny ef whom an mtmmuU ef tl ajnny.tlMik ef tbeaeeuggaetHaasf Bl-l.a. rUllooalng itWia bate hm ,11 the rage a Riehmnnd end IVanliairg towt tiaa past. rrCaaav Clttntl ak, aa4 rt tJ1 (ul aeeeM from Fetonbairg aaV a4sj4y IW aena la the pmene of l J.'ae4ioet, t n miaeu ke was ia prarf!ib itum aavaa . or Agncu or wivu ftv sale modeiw truetioa a Modem Lol Lettree, kt 1 isa x"'" "fa Be doubt of w mean l, iwl,t live, so aa to nu Again, and I - v.."a is a to eoaeider Aa . . . a .t 4 armta tor tne ai riea a VirjaU poUi. wlm JtKt ' 1 " FOREIGN INTERFERENCE. One of the earlie and moat cherished princi-, oipie 01 toe old Republican party, waa to keep, a vigilant eye upon all efforts, the most insidious, tO Uttuse into this triiaemmffwt ,, -1. ...... .. io.vnimuiit any rwvtoa i 1 emeitt in.l tn 1 i, r . .. . ..I agnmHaiiancmpuon tne part of foreignen or foreign government, to in terfere with it operation or movement.' - So anxious were our father to present thi, that all necessary guards in thi respect were carefully thrown around tlie. Constitution, and the admin lstraton of th government kepi: a keen eye upon the public offices of the nation, to prevent other than native born citjsens from entering them, or such foreignen as had given full proof of their devotion and adherence to the laws and Constitu. tion of the eountry, which removed all doubt as to their fidelity to tlie prinoiplnof Aniericanliberry. While such a spirit and design contri lled the ad ministration of pubiicaffain.nofeanworainaulged in rraerence to the admission of auy number of towitpieww the privileges and rights of ourfiap py.lUpuUio Tit development of the last twenty jun or more, however, hare aadly changed the complexion ef affair, until, now; under h present Drmocrortc administration of publialy asserted and maintained, a large share of at least the similar office of the government, is in the hands o fortignert. Now let it be understood that the so-called Democratic party professes to be the legitimate offspring and the only true exponent of the old Republican party j a profession which its histo-iTratnce-this dnyrof tEe1admniTstrationXrj" on,. has belied outright and downright. We are of tltoae who never assented "to the miserable misnomer, and the course of th present Demo cratic party in regard to the foreiirn nonuitrtion St l1?? ?".antrj. " on'y pne of miwy pronf,.tliai the profession is a liliel npon tlie old Republican party. Madison and.Monroe, the best because the safest expounden of the Republican faith would'hava eschewetl all alliance with the pre- nt mongrel Democracy of the country, because it ia an far removed in its principle and ms nr44lieaer-iMi4 pure prittetfdf-ilia party ofwhicli they were the acknowledged lead ers. in w lugs have never been opposed to all prudent and safe measures, which would freeure an asylum in thi country to tlie oppressed of all nations, a well a a theatre for the punnit of nappinest and prosperity to all who come among as for legitimate objoots. They have been rea.lv " ....hi. nu umuiui taciiiues lor th onr- tne fullest liberty, when their deniaotU have not transcended the requirement of order and good government, and when they have not entrenched upon the right of native-born citiien and what mora could they have asked f - Niw PtriRS W, havs just received the Ini number of the 7alrjroa sad Beaufort Intlligenrrr, puiimtneu at Deatwort ia thi State, by H. 1. 1'oof, ana eatiea by j. Cameron and 8. D. Pool. It present quite) a neat appearance, and this num ber promise an able and iute resting sheet Both Mr. Cameron and Mr. Pool have bad considera ableexperienceintheelitorial profession. Under their auspices, tlie Intelligencer will be an able exponent of the principle of Hie Whig party. and the advocate or North Carolina Interest. We cordially extond the band of welcome to this new laborer in the field, aud wish, it tbe must abundant strccess. Tot Giurouw ia a new emi-montltlv naner ilUuidalailad-at Normal Ullews hv -Moa-tnT-Kofa. ton and Cote, a the organ of the Cadets of Tempararieer- W teH-otjr ymij frieTrdr mneh success in the new and arduous punuit they have cttoean for theraaelve. Their object i a praiaeworthy one and w feel ran they will deserve sucoesa. FORtltlN yUARTtKUliS. We have reoeTtMffie July number of tit EU inlwra lietUrt. Theeonteute aroil. Diplomatic Hiitorr of the Eastern Question, 2. Ttotalira and Laws against tbe liquor Trade, 3. ller- wmm't FaHirHrt, .4:taflrirn trad Tip TV licy. S. Ih Oreat Social Problem, 6. The Ordenln Council an Trad during War, 7. Marshall on th Ropreeeotatioa of Minorities,.. European Kmigcatiua to the United Slates. 0. Tk tUaaiaa War of 1834. Th Latm Qwltrlf for July ha a! an com Ut head, Con tenia; I. The House of Com mon, 1 Milman't Latin Christianity, 3. Th Drama, 4. Claaaical Dictionaries, 3. The Klee- trie Telegraph, Cbrbtianlty la Melanesia and New Zealand.". Qneea Eiitatietn and iter Favorite, 8. Lord Lyodhurat and tjt Eaatera Questieu. . - . . Rrpabliahed In New York by Leonard Ml 4 Co, at $1 a fear, each, or the lour British Quarter!; and, Blackwood's Magaxln fc f 10. Tears gvatati fi Bia How. Mr. I., (V Ta- teni wa a MHdidiMa at tha but alecUua ia Dati Coanl v fur Hm husM hettate. Ilouae 1 Cumnviai, and hlierifralury. For tbe irat and third ufacea n recetved votee each aa4 0 tor th sasmnd. Xtd Cortoif.--Te'l Lalea of r.rw"n,tl.wi" T Stewart and Baker ensintin, (.mirsia wen fa cetted lit Savannah, on the lit b ttuai. Due of them mM Ut I J etaata t psand. live quality be ing trry The Brat bale bvat rear waa m. sited Mi Sataauah, Augvat tbe Dtlk. A New pal rawahad I'-loaalaM, Ua, en tbe lk itiat, an4 tnld at 12 eenw per pound. Tb "Nalwwal Demuerml" keen aa it i'" ,m - tm ra -tea au 1 aiva, Ware fttnkatwar nine livtoc and did ik a nbjent wbari-i.y In sprM lb moat ahjeci hu mibtv. be etld k M M batter one Ibaa tJwa whtcb Ut amH akeil alj .rd. Taking money aa ktr Ond, thair all, that miaaralje, d)aaU cli ps, an aVapaaed a4 abueaad by all Iboa wm a aallfnpnH a ad a rharaeter In main tain. Tir graal bawta on hi, h their ebararaer e4 platform i f .on, 14 lia apHla-taVftiay ha awssa aani in to a ar tnat rnaiNitl a4 H ts onlr tbi that baa Mtlwrto k4 tbia liltla a.ral tortber. But m mf ann.a) bold attt ag,aat pviaripUt and, frnaa n.tr bil.er aigna, may pr.Hi. tjtat Utt nerd la abmat p(n.biag il.aa.4ult.as. Tntuw Favsa-Awsaaaart. Ag. The IWI m llaallh fVfwt ll. aatala-r datMh f " to la a, taarladi 44 of yertoar tVaav I iw ataaa ta earaaaswag A ra amttbar ad etUtmM hat last attbaugh b 4aa as mataly asaa4tnliaairnaaonasf th ty. I Aug IMrd -Th Katrd f Heatlfc r! 'wi i-ssr itaau.a r , ya. w rsar 4'trir( th NTiSCJEl. 33. , , AN OLD RELIC. . T1' Rowing eommnnication wa pnbliabed by the St, Louis Republican a coming from a highly respectable source, h av the mtxlel refcrreLto-iajJ.reat curiosity, att4 baa alreadr attracted considerable atteniien among ateani Jtoat and railroad nien; There is no doubt as to its authettticitv, as it has been kept in the fauiilv of hu.uVcenJauut from hi time to the present davs '' .-i . . '1 claim that th railway is an American in vention, an that it originated at the same time, or nearly ao, with the invention nf stcamtmats, and that both these great discoveries originaled with John Fitch, alsiul th year 1790, and, that tn bis effort to bring forth the steamboat, he neglectad the rnibcar and the rail-way. - " There is now in your city, in the" poaaession of laaae N. Whiting, Ksu (whose wit is a daughter of the late Col. Killwtirne, and grand daughter of John FitohD an original motlel nf a steamboat, made by the band of Mr. Fitch. This model rest on a model railway car eon structed by him. And as lie died in 1798, bis claim to priority cannot be doubted or denied. . " fh' modal cmhrate JLtlu awottiai Htn ''" or the prosent railroad car, namely! tlie wheli with n flange sm the rim "fnr a gutdeto keep the wheels on tile track. It wa evidentlv o arnanged for the purpose of exhibiting life power of steam In pruslling,hoats, and 'was constructed to run on a railway' immersed in a "" witicr. it nen tne motion waa given, the wheels would guide it along the submerged railway. The model is a curiosity, and worthy the attention of all, showing the thoughts of an ingenious mind as they gradually assume form under the workmnnshin of his "To John Fitch the teeming West owes her rapid civilisation ; and to him, more than any other human being, doe the world owe thanks lur tMapplicaLirftlmtgreat-etTiliser eteani, - to practical purpose. And shall we, who wit ness the results of his lalmrs on onr broad plains and -vast river, suffer- tVcigner- to tenl the only reward that can be given the credit of be ing the first inventor of thohe wondorfuagentf No. To the citiieus of tho West it become a Lyttmm. m name from oblivion before H is ttw late, and to award it the praise i.:..l i i. . nuiUll IB ItB UUO, Coifsromnv Mr.Willis, one of the rdltorj ot the Home Journal, has closed his aeriet of interesting papers from "Idlewild." He has for montlis bt'on an invalid, vet in tha amn I,.. written several articles on. the nreaenntion nf -4-auauuAuiaif.n:un,ve peen wniely copied. :. Jn his uw ami viiniug icuur, Sieaxuig ol eousiiiiiuuun, he writes: I v-onsuiuptiiin, mnnrneif over, a it is, seems to me a gentle untying of the knot nf lire, instead of the sudden and harsh.tearing nsninlor of it threads by other disease a tenderness, in the destroying angel, as it were, which greatly of. tons for tome, his inevitable errand for all. It ui a decay, with little or n piriw, inymsibl 1 ."!n.'.'.in Pro2res", delsyeil, stjinetiines., year aRor year, In lis liioroifatal annronches. And it -ut ali,4-ita indulgent pBdtmginjrwnd'de yrrmg; mat etui snmprnm Is'tlW -j 'talcnumgr Thecliords which it first loosens an Hte'--cofirser kones, iiiostcttnfiiiing to the mind The weight v. uie mnn-nai senses is gradually tax en from tli otil with tho lightening of their f.a.d and It semng of their strength. Probably, till he own himself and Invalid, no man ha oter given tlie "" K" ui ma spins ruom euouirn lew it any, have (bought to adinat Hi niinislerint-s to Tmif. and soul, so aa to sulnlue tlie aenana to their e anndary place and plav. With Illness enough Tor Mils, and not enough to distress or weaken with consumption, in. other words, as most con. monly experienced the mind becomes eonsciou m a wonderfully new freedom and predominance. J flings around alter their value, Fstimsie of persons ana punuit strangely change. Nature seems as Bewf benutifiil as if a film had fallen from the eyes.. The purer affections, the aim pier motives, the humbler and more secluded rcliuuces for sympathy, are turtid to have been the closest linked with thoughts bolder andfrter. Whohas not wondered at tlie eheerfulntwuf consumptive pereona? It it hecaife, with the tenses kepi un der by Invalid treatment, there is no "depression of spirits." With careful regimen, and the y. torn loiritiad and discinlinrd. life what ihr. i. -4rrrniTttttlraTlnjf"t;aUhie nf Its variuus proportions, lleattt is not drandcl when yre M, tlmi. Sllth.a ronai:iuubrcai.UL LUrouah the winjpBmnhelif freer and liijjlier. Jni Pijwi st Ft, Tsn't, Lftinow. V wrller in the Foreign Otarterlvi (has describe the machinery of tbi great lain Ion clock: "The pendulum U fourteen feet long, and the weight at the end of it kesMihiindrmJ w.ht.il,. dial on the outside ia reg,ilttiej j,f malWoti wiitun; me arngtit of th minute band on the ex tortor diala 1 fifteen feet, and lb length of th hour hand ia eight feet, and the weight ef arh is aevantv-flve nonndu L.,k ..r tk k,.... Jirarw 1w6"f..4 lwo kh3 a 7ttitf Tneliei" ' In" ih fa.- of lb dial 1 an aperture nf abottt a foot Mptare, thmrigh which viaiton are allowed to pnitnide their beatla to olmprra th handa I. motion, th minut band making a considerable map at each awing t f tbe wtduhir. A rentie- man waa at en time indulging hia coriianiy in Ihia way, th band being alive h head, and afterward turning to b,k Iwlow, rmiained in that position, anttl on altetanting to move fuuad Ui minute hand cloa Bpnn h lasek ef hia neck, and waa rntnllv anatila to avtrieata bin.aelf Inn shtirt tint be woolil baa km inii.lJ an foa tad, evesi if deenpitatitm had not enauesl, Fortnrtatolr, a friend wa with bins, via hastily summonsed nasiatanos. and th clock Wa Jttat atopped ia time to ant e hi lifts. Sim1 that iiM the guide take nan to caution viaiirr against probmging tlteitr obaanatinn at a carta, a period in ererr hour. Th fin toraad bell which strikes, tMlearly dtatinguiahad from everv txlter bell tn the metropolis, and ha bvra audible at the die lance nf 21) miles. It i als.ut ton ( in eter, and it ia aaid to weigh 4 ton. 1 ft l-ll ntftlM on tba nVath nTaay toomlier nf th tvnl lamlly, nf the Ui Mavor, lli.hon f Unnim, nr the Dasui of th Cathedral. T be to, la as. pone far building tin t'ihv.fml wa alawt milliea and a half pmsada atrrlmg. A Rrsr. Ona of our rWretartaw nf State fi th Failed Stales atrwk intl a no4 sresla of eat. lief "4 f is Milrtdrv tn a partieiilar rem, t rrastn that tba A.i siar t4lh ftasretary's" eHoe era rmrkahly ftt liginf, which prated eie th thusg r.ar a ralo.1 oskrw aeek', t mtnged to ret in every day and bother II S raianr. ben the annojanen rontni4 three nr four dan, lhSvr(arv at.prd ap mm nxming to tha draw-keepe and asked If a karw nkat thai man ram after daily, "lea," rrplM-l i),a fuuMtonarv. "aa nffiae. I tlptMWll' -rwj bntduvnti know what nttsef So," ' W all. than, 111 toll yaaj.be wanta vottr pUc." The nest nmmitig th areata lHwantb ef.ras eeka aad Hie f.hie 4aw.kpper ta aaid tn bate bean rib. from the pevtt bar Marnier In wbi. h tl nMrwdw waa inf.f mad t "Tbe tMHrerrary w ss n-a! m nsnaHi i t.tvre r" Titts. .W ihl-m: At J.1 alkar Kiat'a catreH wiilt T'ia r 111 l"ayit Kailrwi ba Ism rn. t. arlr-l and de barred, Th Melt. !, to let baa Iwt ancreasful In all part f Ta, ,'..raaf tl I ts i4 that th lf. trreaat t. BeroarBi tiaa reeneniitred bia retjaal to em tba )ndhM swdi-tit for iHrrrrovr Tae a.A.fcl!a ww'4 phtWt lik tn aomiiHita laov, frtrnr tor n -aei bal it ta ui -t THE EUIOPA AKWVKU! COTTOX lrtCUXf:i! 4-- T, V . "V Xusi -t-T iiiSV. All 'ITS r 'I. . amvea at her LurJ t,.-tiii Kka by the IUli,v, (,inr,w tht j, 1 .e l.ussnntt eontuiin, to mwn, Rmi Three thousand Irenel, troops hs-e larded a. Oreat preparations were making t tiieTme-' of the Crimea expedition. '"'"S J he Kmr or S,nywa thrown from a torse, and expired in a few minute. - -X SPAIN. : . AlMadrid nU waanuwt,-- Tne people b,d f,n eibly prevet.te,; Christian from h aving !-,, 1 lie v demand bcr tri:iL .1.1.. I, ,i i 7. ', drained. "M MARKETS. . ,Jh"tlun. ,m dl'ncd from a ixtcentli to an .Breadstuff, firm an.1 ..t it. . moderate demand for Flour.' We' nuote Haiti! m. re at U a 33s. Cum fl.is. a ': .s. V heat tied has advand four-pouce. Whins Six pence to a shilling. . Further a,Kic, by tiie r.urr.ri, slate that I nnce John brother of lb. late King of Saxony has ascended the throne. ' T, . r r , York. A u-iist 21. brings twelve hundred thousand dollars in gold' A great fight has oecured in Csiifom! among theCluneso, ft.m ut-nf tbe Rro!,,t,. 1 lVretrrptury orfars have len rc-Mii.I at Pn trantisoo. fur Coitmiiidoro Dulancv. rt-ouinns1 nitn i,,m,.,tin,.,lw ...... - . , t Vi '",l""wu. h Islands, on put lie service. 1 oe hn Nothings are eiuonuinz in ail u rcciioiis. 1 - Ar-conntsrrnm-tllo uthfrivt era' raiorafJe for. mining iipcratiuiia. .... Eighty thousand Turks are said to be now la Mallachio, Tne whole course of the Danube todced, is in possession of the Turks, The cholera has been raging at Vienna and Liverpool with great violence. The Russians stoi-kades at Fnlina, nr-ir the mouth of the Danube have been dcstiov ed ; and buluia burnt by the Knglndi Srrt.1 v- - - Motivrs or KxumatioN A biwter from a raUruad town in the unmry, nftor rending nor remnrks of Saturdny last on the nnturalnutin question, eotiflrmed'from his own'experienoe tlie truth of tlie atatement Unit Kuropean emigration ia not itilluonccd to our shores by tlin urivilegs or citixensltip. He atalos that lie lias had numer ous application, professionally, from Irishmen inclined to actrtiire tbe rigtit of (ufirage. In three-Amiiht nf thett eaet Vie !ject vat 'vtia. rfonwf, awi that ft natty on learning that an ttci dtntal rxfienm ef three mi - finer tlollart mat atttvhed to th( "pricecut lmn,'r It Is a fuet well known to those conversant with these matten that but theroost inconsiderable number of Irish the otKiiiiiiis intervention of political ajents, who thus purchase fheir votes. Our naturalisation aystein is in practice but a machine for manu fitefuring voters' to order for the exigencies of an election. In the residence of our' legal friend above alluded to, and in other places alien the court sits afkr instead of Jeiow the elrrtiun, w are ajnuiretl thnt very few foreigner are ever naturalized. A". 1". tWier. an. tint eare, rentrai tho following marvellou inct tlciif.'Rnit viMichcs for it as authentic: Klias liondinnt, foiinilerof the American Hibl Sticiety, watt ndiirning in liis chaise to his home talc in a dark blabl. from a court he had been attending muny day, lie did not. know that a recent freshet Imd carried na tty oil the planlts ffomJlw lirng britlgniliiU kv: uTUia aecastiauBd path. Thoref .re he drove right on,, as thnugh there wore a bridge there, and 'reached home ef"1...- llis ffleijila iuiuiied by what mail b eaitio. "'I lie ustnj rtmd,M he' replied, lm. pi-silile," aaid they, "there ate no planks on th bridge." He porautted, and tliev, trcmlding for hit varacit y or hi sanity, eagerly went with him next morning early to survey. i ben arrived they found the very tracks o'f the carriage at eitlier end of tit Wi.lars, and on the sleqiera, and the very foot-print ot hi horse on a central sieeiv. er. There wit no more to be said ; saniiy and veracity wen Nth safe. Some power had prcaid ed over the instinct of that Itorae, bad ordained the eorrtwpmdpuc uf those wheeU with the slpr vr which tlwy paaW, and kept tha man tn ignorance of his danger. Wa Uiat pow er fate, or chance f OL'R MIXISlxii SOL I.K, A XI) THE CVBAN .r i ijiN New Vcsa, Ang. 21. The rant rrrostimolnt ,J v.t" Trilmn. a gentleman whose wrd may be rclietl on, at-s in a private letter, thnt as w"-n aa th Spanish revolution broke tmt under O'l'onnell and other, ntir Minister at "Madrid quitted that city on a plisure cxcureim to the IVino. Mr. Moll I lias no great ln(es of a favorable settlement tsf th f'uUui tjuwiion, since F-t ar tem has com into hiult nuaer and ..Hire. II. ia f l4ioa that ni.thing t an be advanuooiisty e.!-td unless nided by i!. --, nruurrt at Waahint'ton. It ia gtu-rn'U- stipiaavrd, and ac t,oMav.;ih"3Tr","K,ufcV Ih-m'T." titat the "ouwu rtinnot hold her awer mm li lonjr in .Spain, ind eaory thinking tieraoit is of optoi .n that ultimate lucwaa aiil crown tlie i;e),ul,li,a,i cu. As yet there m In en no proposition broacheil by the (Spanish govemairnt t sell Culaa to tlw t nited .Sltttea, nor is an, h a proo sal at all expected under the eiUting rryimt in Mi smuiry. Fe-etiAotPia ttrA li-ltt-r from a t,., King Vientff Cotinly. Va, Informs n tb.it ue. ia nu in tbe wisa; of i'.il. W. W. Ilma of this noun! ., t a Cheaterfield vi,rraai..i,Jn,t tsf tbe ltM-!.iuavi Vt ntf!. an hi. b is the m..t remarkable pliMottit.n id tlm ape, it ,, 'tt of a ben, ruber stnsller than a.u.l. 1,U f the cninion C,rm: yet, nomatttw in t,m tion it la placed, it will Uu,m ,.( t t. f npnn nne particular end, 1 v menn of sv-nut in al but unknown pnt. h t ,i.n. t be i--; t ut V other iaittoit, lo't tn if j ! ,.r, nil n,a Ppo""e and largest rnd it aiii miiMe.liiil.tv jump upm tli in oar. 1 l.n ia no b,t alvul tu Frrt.TiAViv. "lio voa I elitre in rre,!sa. tlnatif.tif" said tli captain t.f a M s:..ii i atcaasar tn a rlergynian i haptenad to las travailing with him. "lf uix I do." ",tnd yias ataa IwMiawwtiat ia WrffwiH tr"" -f- la'iily. Vt nl, 1 a-B g'ad to Iw it." "Ml , j' "Hernnae I intend to p t thai ttoat a! ' -I ia flfieen r.aeuliia niitn.l.. if tt .m 1 1" i,y tic tu in pine-knot aud LM i.J ,,(,.1, rnlic" p., don't b aiarn.rd, (ur if Us o ia r am't to btirt, then it wmt't.'' Ilir th divine Is-Mn M'tinj en h a Int. ar f U,ke. Very mu. lit ba. Mn( !, w..-l, tt ea,.n nbarsing, he said; "I to oot v . i you b- I.' le 1 in p: e l-stioal,i.n, '.o-i !,al 1, t t. will ls?" ,Si 1 li, Imt I fH- i-r -,.,j a I,, ntmrtr tht tta a r. it ti. a fu,e." ... - . "I would elu tmt to t ill fir he I inn a dt ib-it ia rat!r red.' aa.'l a j.-ker tt, a -4 kaire-1 girl. "I . mM ., ta i,i rt V mn in an btr-B tl l tit.r a. -11,' ,N ,. ,n itt run H-.W M.. ' ' si ! a I ' th ,1, '', .! 1,., . i.f t.-a ,.!u, i- - o . i t 'er ;f to er rteepy to". .' a -I'.' sr . ,l woiitl.if " r. Riaiv .. r. tf tbe a,, I . -. M A it it i t; i , On the I'th it st.uit. tn ti , ;,,,,;' ,'!'' P. s. li, w ,. II tti, w,. tt , IM.Is, w Mta I rloa tnaaVM'tt. ! it It it K ak t ofei.tr. t I Hat t I I 11. A TOTVI .nf .-r etf-r,',, . !e V f ' I tl t.t. - i.'.,' I' I .1 CI ,,....!'.. '.eo a. a aata-l..o, I. - irr t .;. Jis.e'iwA;.tl 1. 1- 1 1. vi 1 1 ; it. - wt. ( be d t e.Mt to rt. .1