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TH3. J, LEW AY, (Printer of ih Laws of th Suta,) Eairon Psorairt-oa "seara iim.iii:r6wmn in Boiit. iiTuUma Micii-t miim iiini boms or ob arricTioiis TUEEE C0LXAR8 A TEAR i TAt RALEIGH, IV. C, WEDK.BSDAY, MAY tl, M5, Hw SI YOL- IN PRESS SCIENCE AND ART; UELIVEKKUISTHIl r riiU and Town, in the United Sule, " BY lVoNYSlUS LAKDNER, I La. Fellow of the Rml arietiei "Ji-I U-b-r, .. Member ot th Lot. ver.ltiee of Cambridge .nil Dublin, and (or. e. J'rufeMnr ot Natural l'hilophy nil Attronnn.j in ih Cmver.ify of London, k te. fcie. Th. niiMi.her. announce Chat lr Lardner hav- tZST. they ..e i'J 'h'1"" ,he !t . preaenied i,,duee h,m ,0 fr'n tmt J,S . contli ete ind ulhcniie e lltioa ol nTT.n r.r.llxr h'1"1771,T ?,' ..T:.lhlileelurer eer .nolinued tor the rrou.u.. . K-- .rililll,i L MIl0. al' IIHI .i.:. r..nii ! imnmuon. Vim ( krb.iim.de to SmIw .hil cilie., in.lo ircirioe we.lm oce.tio .a.lienwi mott..Cig io tbmjnd. Ue ..-embled to l.r .J.in nJ 'h H le . ofWul knowledge I he ..me .impli.i, o Upe-ism. twrtpituiiy ot rijoni " 01 ll.lr.uw; h.eUrrnd.edll. or.l d..c.ui .o n r.llT Mpt.bl, w.ll be urerTed ... the twb'i.hed report h.ch w.ll Md b, .. ne.tljr . ,,ble, idenlk.1 w.lii the Ltur.. Ihry tr. -"t!k pal.l'hrt.lel tbtt in the !lume no nrr ftowrt me ird ireet i UwuAmrruaio puhi ,no .irertUr . ff-.in-, ...d .n inure...n ...d uvj lul miteell.ny of icrner.1 itilormtunn. l..eh w.ll ,l,o.ir-d that Iwg cl... of who hate Itttnded lh eiu.r.. n- r e.lde mr.n. of re ,f the impre..ion. from .hh Ihe, he .Ire.dy deri.ed .o morh p.fit end ple.ire T.TOtT ot ionic, in Ihe Anrnn...h t hy tU e.l Seienoe...n.! in il.eir .ppl.e..ion to the trl. of l.ie. Amonit it.e- the follin m) be mentioned. The Plorlii of Wordt, Y.Wc Jt 1 efcjriphi The Sub ' Th- Tel k Mieroteope, Tiie Motm,- - The Planet., The '2i.net., Tne 9 ! r i lem, The VnfMphere, Popular KnilT.et, Arnficijl Illumination, Light, tfimnd, Klectrk-ilJT, fvalraniim. fi.'i'ei. Cop-ri'itm, Ivivuimer, Newl'.n, The S elltr Unirrrie. The Pcwer nt Sit.m. Sle.ni Nigiitinn. Aurrrn Boreln W.ier Spool.. Thunder H Lightning. 1'l.e.Tf ol Dew. The briitre water leetoreHrat. iMn-u Inttuene- . 1 h nrnmeler. VVeithcr Al.nan.et The Thermometer. nWi.ge. C.UeolMing Maehiiwry The work will appear ... nnmUnr., or pnrti, will be well primed oh ((nod lp'r, nd enpimxly ill", trated with engovmu. on ond. It will be corn--pleted m e-r tcle nombeK, .and the "'' TwrniWe will be pshiuited . wuhio t'X . moti'h. I I,. 111 A 9." emit fur tack number. The firtt number trill be publuhej tn Ihtnl day of ZEIBEH b :0. Philadelphia, REDDING & t.O. Boton, SI1URTZ 4 TAYLOR. Baltimore, .ROBINSON JONKS, Cincinnati,- nd Honk eeHeraand Coontrj Merchant (I'neiallf throrh out the Oalutf'' VuXiu will'ct m ' Agent. "'I ' urninh the b.i w.irk at thr numlr Ph li'i.l. to .11 who m.r abhl M them. Poatm.- ivra rwmittine One D ill.r wiH be entitleJ lo fi number. Ou Afient. who engage in the al of thia work are rea .e.trd lo trnd in their, ordera ai a' early djy a poawble. O.dera are re.picihi'- I) aoiicited by GREELEY 4i McEI.HATH Tribune UuilJing., New-York. AS mNlSlU NG AJAUNU THE TII.OU3ANO MEIIIClNE8j.it Vi rtUed ai ?aj;cijiiji- i-urcji- lor., l'tiliuonaiy eom; plami.," JAY.VK i KXPKU I'Oll N f aland, a tone. In tatti In nirtHs confidence ba. been pave nm wi.h p-.fTt, but CUHK'! and lite vituaher. lor it effljaey include n array ot nanirt whkh, forehar aaleraud re.pra.ahiliiy, cannot be aurpa.vcd in Ihi. eou.itrr. IK. JAYNK.be.ef himtell a riiyaioian, doe. not profe.. to ,e. lorrn phym.l impo.iibililie.; but lie i.oe. a.ae.t, and he i. Lome nut bv well au thenticated fact. Hiai in all DISKA9ES OF I HE LUNGS A.NO IJHEHT, whkh are autceptaile of tore without miraculou. inlerli rtnee, hi. r.Xrr.C TIjKW I' will re.tore the mlie..l to heallh. No other medicine will r--move ntnea. or pu.lriinitlie H.roai lliiiroutily a. ihi. It cfteetu.lly I iocn. I lie eo7n'aied m.nr. Inn the membrane winch line, the trachea, an t at ever, auuzh the patient wil brine ii: p .niuru ot the diiri-aged matter. IN ALL i;OV'LNrsilK IHE PULMON AKY tlltUNS, even all re nature teem, lo be making no eftot to il.ro" off .he iliieaae, JANE'S EX- PK(;i()H NI iiopa. i. vigor to the machinery ol tetpirationj and enable, tlx m to ditencomber lliem.-t-dvetol the ebMruction. winch had impeded their tree operation It hat retlnrcd l.uodrad. to perlrct heallh, after their phy.ician. had given them op aa ioenr.lde, with CONSUMPTION Cough., Cold., Avh.ua Influent, Rro chit!i, Hoopu.g lJoKh, l tuog Illood, in word, all deaw. ofaPLI M)NiKY nn'ui-a yield tu tint' p.rparaiiuu It properli adnoniiteicd- Kev. J 8 M(ini.i., Profriw- in Hamilton, fS Y J Literary and Theological Seminary, aa)ai -l would am be without Or Jayne'a Medieinet in my la oily foi an .-.a. I,ra.ln I have li.uod them fiieiev.tul in apwt where all other (Beana have failed ifr Nkliolaa llirria, corner of Front and Ixm hved airet-ta, Phi ad. lphia, wa. cored ol COUGH, ASTHMA, aud ULEKLHNG AT THE LUNGS, tur which he labored lor many J ear. Kev. Ira M Allen, bile of thi.. but now of New T-irk aiiy, i.r - I have uted Jajne'. Expectorant, ann nave more continence In it man ALL OTHEtt MEDICINES OK THE KINIJ." Her Wm- Law.,"- Modetoown. Va.r yl,' hive oved your E;eelorani. and found it a n c.eel lent medicine lor PULMONA Y DISEASES. M Mr John -tteeklurd of Eatipurt, Maine, .ay. aour Ei;ieato-ai.i ba.ju.i cured a man whom hit Jihj.ican had RiTen np to die with CONSUMP I ION and alao a no. her, in ihe lowed Mage, of HKONCHI H9 Me.tr, Sloaaonand W.ll.au.., Bnktellora, O- w'ro, N V , aay a. Your Eiiteetorant give. UNI' EK3I.SrisKC'ltOIl. " Kev Job. Kiln, f Mr w York ally, aay t that two w-Hiiea anreo n.m ot INr LUrjNXA, I hard Ciiuiib ai.d apparent f ;on.ppptirn. Ad.ial Elv. ol tVaimoww. N Y." aav.: -' Majny r vaw-i.iab' penf.le offH- eerrigeaie. rn fc "r nf.owrKipra.or.nl I believe that all your Medi . oea are the beet nreperationa that have ever been fKsred lo th pl.l..,fov iheeetirf of fkeofflieted and rv. , , .. CUME OF DISK ASKS DmW Hentltt., u,. rditor of .he Lynn (M.a.; Valuable . . .-.."" .-Jav ne t fcinrcto. ant I. a ve. J s.nip, which ve hare Intel ed with snna leaea. in wnppln( tjoagh and lostetinRand iareakn.. an a COLD Me AnliurK. Hradfnnl t..i: th. ttiat aanredhi.nlCMOUP m few ruiunlea. I he rhmgror fMA.) J,mal H,t- A trul of Jayne t tpewonrnt will aatajry all that it it a epewdy rm lor Lnusha, Cold., Inaoenu, Aaihna, Hoarte "" kind, id Pulmonary A (Teat .on.." Me. KWaearr Webaier, of Providence, (R. I.) tlea. " aevere ao I tl VIA by o( hva bwt- He. nt a nard dry C.mwN. bv one bot.le twv. Or, Btabe k. ot r'Mgbkeeptie, aaj. thai knowing Dr Jayne to be a regular Phy.iclan, a.d ha.mg uted hi. medieioe. pei woall; ami in hi. fan ily, dne. not heaitale to eommend tl.em at aite and eminen'lr Marful medieinet, aad a valuable addition to oar Materia Medica. Ke John Kegur, of LtrobertwJIe, New Jertey, who w. auffering wi.h a hoarirnei. .nil Mreneuo lltelunga and throat, and a aulTotaling A.lbma wat wed bt one bottle. Mr JL Simpkm. tajl thai it eared hii wife of COSUMI' l ON, and one of (hi children ol HoopNt; cou;h ,Ri. Jonathan CJoingt D. t. Preaiden otOran-illo-4.'ollega, Ohio, a-ivv -i ile labtu-inc under a eerre r:OLI. COUlill.and IIOA USKNfcSS. a-.d that hi. d.fliciil.y nt b.ea'hing wa. ao great thai he lell hirnvll in iinminent fl.nrvr nf irBmcili.'en.ll'nea tion, but wa. perfe. Ily cured by uMng Ihi. Kxpea tnruit." Mr. D.lki, of Slem. N. J. wa.eured of A.ihma I 20 year.' iariina;, try n.mg two bottle, of thi. medwine. Mr.: Want, .ln, of Salem, wat aurtJf iLc. ume empJ;ut); 8c.iMtlei.' . Iewi. (J, L v.n, r.q. Hie diat.naai.he4 advocate of Temperance, atalid at a meetine, nf npwardi of tl.rrethonaand perwm, that he ihould not hatebeea' able to adilre.. iIkmii. b.4 toe the um of "J.rne'l tttpeewraBt. He aaid th.r he nad- been lab.riog under a hoarenet and ai wcre oppre.lnn ol :l.e eheti, that he had pitrchated Kma of the Expeelnr. ant the day before, ahieh hail relieren nira to a lew houra, aud he found himftt-lt, eonirary to hi. uaiB e.ppe'auon. able lo ad.dre.. ihe multi'ude. VTiB Prnn. i-nr ron'd arid hunrena ol other name. .nuallv re.eotble,w!i roeoonend Jttynt't Kx- tiectvrunt a. .uperior . W Jllemeinc lor the eure of all the .Brinu.Pufmonary dieate. Fora iM at the Drug Store of V ILLI A15) & HAY WOOD.- Agenta by special appoint. .pent, for KALhlCH. N. U. ir .-i RELIGIOUS SENTIMEN IS OF FRANKLIN. On'a day of great inxiety, perplexity and divison of sentiment, in the Convention tlvit framed, lltfi. Coustiiuiioii of tlu Uimed Slates, tne " venerahiH Ui. rrankim rse4 anil made thu following speech which, as ititlicating the true tourceol'po'itic .1 wis dom, ought to he in the memory and heart of every Amer ean citizen: "Mr jTPsiileiit I he cmil progress we liave made, after four or five werU cln'e attendance anil continual reasonings with each other our different senlirrents on al most every question, several of the last producing as many noet an nny i, me thinks, a melancholy proof of the imper fection of the humai nn.lersianding Ve. indeed, seem lo feel our want 'of political vviidoiri. since we have been running all irhMf in srart;h of -ft'.-r We1 'ttarr gww-btelr to-nneient histniy for moilel of government, and examined the different forma of those, republics whch haying been originally form ed with Ihe seeds of their own dissoliHibn," now no longer exist, and we h:ive viewed modern States all round Europe, but find none of their Constitutions suitable to our i ir currnt:incet. In this situation of this as- f-rmbly sroping, as it were, jtvlhe dark, TtTffrianncaT'"trutfand scarce able to listiniroisli it when presented to us how Ins it lappened, sir, that we have not hilh erio onee thought of humbly applying to the Father nf Lights to illuminate our un derstandings? In the beginning of the con test wiih Britain, when we were sensible of danger, we had daily prayers in this room for the Divine protection. Our i i piayers, sir, were neara and they were grariou-ly answered. All ot us who ere engaged in the ettTtprlp, must have nbser ved frequent instances of a supennlenJii)(i Providence in our favor. To that kind Providence we owe this happy opportunity of consulting in peace on the means of es tablishing our future national felicity. And have we now forjrotten , that powerfu1 Fiiendf : Or do we iiniigiiie we n? longer ned his assistance? I have lived; sir, a long time: anil the longer I live, the more convincing 'proofs I see ol this truth that GOD governs in thr affinrt of men! And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground with out bis notice, is it probable thai an Em pirecan rise without his aid? We have been nssured, Kir. in the sacred writings, that 'except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain Jhnt build it.' I firmly believe this, and I also beleive that without his conctiring aid, we shall succeed in this political building no better than the builders' of Bare!: we shall be divided by our little, partial, local inteiett; our projects will be confounded; and we ourselves shall become s reproch and a by word down to future ages. And what is worse, mankind may hereafter, from this unfortunate instar re, despair of establish- ing rjovernment by human wisdom, and leave it to chance, war and conquest. "I therefore beg leave to move, that henceforth prayers, imploring the assis tonce of Heaven, and its blessings on our deliberations, be held in this assembly ev ery morniniTa belore we proceed lo Dust- ness; and that one or more ot tne einrgyot this city be requested to officiate in thst - a a service. WATER CURE. Dr. Tucker, editor of the Democratic Freeman, published ai. Syracuse, relates the following interesting case of water cure, occtinng in his own ramify: A few weeks since, a member of our own family a daughter between- five and six yeara ot .age,, was auacsea wun in flammation of the lungs. Her symptoms were pronounced or an alarming charac ter by a skilful physician who wif called in to examine her. and Ihe usual prescnp tion of blister or bleeding with powerful medicines recommended. Her fever was so high, and the pain in her bead, chest and limbs so severe, that she could not rest day nor night. We wers advised by a friend, to try coi water treatment, instead of the medicines. With some hesitancy and misgiving we resolved to da so, consequently put the medicines a way, as a last resort. The child, was di vested of aH her clothing, and wrapped in linen sheets of four thicknesses, and then corered with blanketa. After remaining in the sheets about one hour, they were changed; and so repeated during the fitit day of trial. Onthereturnofthe paroxysm of the fever on the econd day the wet sheets were applied, and perspiration pro duced with the first application. They were then removed and the patient placed in bed, in Hannel sheets, where she wlept quietly foT three hours: The fever re turned again in the evening and was bro ken upon in the same manner. This course was pursued for five days, and nothing administered to eat or to drink save cold water, or cold crustcoflea. The paroxysms became less violent every day, nttr4lie.th4ay,wheaihere was. none, and '.he pa'ient was enabled lo sit np and receive light nourishment. She soon re. covered entiiely, and is now well. - We have made the same application to our youngest son of 12 months, for se vere attack of croup, with like success; the application of cloths being confined to the chest and throat. SHOT HIS SISTER An orphan boy near Ricdland, Miss., a short time since, shot his sister dead while nlavinff with an old gun whjch, hail long laid neglected and covered with rust and dirt. MOURNFUL TRAGEDY! - DEATH OF MISS 0AK8. We are this w eek, says the Black River iourna. called to chronicle a mt mttlaa ch61y-ocpnrren.'c, m which a t'oung and amiable Indy has been suddenly and un expectedly torn from society and from life An A tnrj. Iii.vhli. roi n.it n hlrt rnmillP. thrown into deep mourning. in intirs--day last, George Brown, son of Mr Brown, residing in the village of Tylerville, Lew is county. New York, had, with two or three other younsr men. been on a hun ting excursion, and when on an eminence oppusit; thedwellinif of Mr Simeon Oaks, and about 25 rods distant, saw his daugh ter, June M.eniera small rear building when one of tho- company said, "now shoot of'triehten her," upon whieh young Drown IllSiattllV Unit WIIUUIII iriirruu... levelled his gunnnd fired at the building, and unfonuneatel with fatal effift, the halt entering the yriun? Udy's shonlder nd passed throuah hef ' ri'od'y tn Transverse direction, pierced her heart and lodged on the opposite eHe. Tis was ahout 2-o clock. P. M.. but it was not till 7 in the evening that the family were made oe-quninted--with he -sad iruth- of their be regvemenl. She was then found dead and frozen. The meeting; next morning of the families of Messrs, Oaks and Brown, who have for many years lived on terms of the strictest friendship, is described as one of deep and terr ble anguish. Young Brown was examined on Satur day befor lodge Chittenden, and held to trial for nianslaughter He was admitted to bail in the sum of tiOOO. Miss Oaks was in the 10th year of her ace, amiable accomplished, and the idol of her parents and friends. Her death has clothed a neighboihood in borrow, the more so that it occurred under circum stances so peculiarly heart rending. REVOLU TIONARY ANECDOTE. At a lale meeting of the Maryland ITn torical Society says the Bnjtimore Ameri can, a communication from James Howard Esq. was lead covering the following his torical anecdote relative to the character of Washington: "Near the clos of the year 1778, on a stormy evening of a wintry day an assem blage of British Officers had collected in a Cnfjee Room in the city of New York, of which Gen. Howe then had possessi n. Among other topics of their conversation, the name of Washineon wis introduced. His character and qualifications a. a mili tary man were treely and fully riiacussed and various opinions expressed some questioning and others admitting his supe-, nor abilities as a ueneral . Among the officers present wa Sir Williamr Erskine, who being appealed to lor his opinion re marked, "If Gen. Washington really pos sesses the military genius and talants as eribed to him ii will not be long before we hear of him among the Hessians.' At the very time this remark was uttered Gen. Washington bad projected and was enga ged in the execution of preciselv such a movement, by hia memorable attack and capture of the Hessians at Trmton and a few hours bore to the officers engaged in the conversation intel'igence of the disaster and the verification ofthe shrewd Lrskine s opinion." Gen Tom Thumb is coining money, in Pari. He graciously visile private fami lies, when -invited, and charge 1 00 for the honor oonferied Richmond Star. A NEW REMEDY FOR TOOTH 1..ACHE . Among the thousand remedies for tooth ache, caoutchouc I now stated to be a very efficacious one. . A piece of caoutchouc is to be puton a wire, then melted at the flame of a candle, and pressed, while warm, into the hollow tooth, and he pain w.ll cease instantly. The cavity of the tooth ahoald first be cleaned out with a piece of cotton. ; in consequence of the viscosity and adhesiveness ofthe caoutchouc, the air ia completely prevented from coming into contact with the denuded nerve, and thus the cause ol toothache i destroyed. A GOOD WITNESS. Major Kelly, of the "Louisiana Chroni cle," publishes the following goo(Tun, which w start on the rounds of the press throughout Yankee Doodledom: Lawyer allege that there are four classes of witnesses those who prove too much, those who prove loo little, those of a totally negative character, and those of no charac ter, who will prove anything We have a case in point. Far, very far sway from the tall blue mouttains, at a little place called Sodom, there were upon a lime three neighbors cell ed in as arbitrators lo settle a point, relative to some stolen chickens, in dispute between tmLat&aam milt hard,iasiEal!ed Emanuel Allen, better known thereabout as King of the Matsh. "Mister Constable," said one of the de mijudicials, now: csll the punctpert wit nrss Lantt OIiphar.Tr f.antr Olin h-a n-t! bawled Dogberry. -Mosey in and be swore." i In obedience to this summons, little Lan tv, whose bottle had ustitped the place in his sflectiont commonly assigned to soap and water, waddled up and was Qualified, rtTepreeaiitig by a look -the necessity of such a uor.L-BB ceieiriony among genueinen. "M islet Oliphant, you are now swore Do you know the value of an oath!" asked the senior of die board. Doesn't I!" rejoined Lanty, with a wink at a bystander. 'Four bushel of wi iifhi wheau the olil . core wiped off. and liker for the hiil day throw'd in." in. Thi matter-of-fact answer met o severe with the red ribbon frown from Ihe man round Ins hat. i Well Mister Oliphant," continued the senior, "tell all you know about this here case Bill M k. thoo vour dop- off that d d old ko." Lanty here tesiifie.l. , "Feelin" a sort of outish t'other day, es I to the old woman, ses 1, l II jist walk over to Lot a and lake a nipper or two this morniu', ses L It'll take the wind off my stomach sorter, ses I. I hen the old woman's leathers riz, thev. did,- like a porky pine bristles, and te ah Lanty, ses she, iryou'u on y airn more bread and meat, and drink less whiskey, you wouldn't have.wind on your stomach Suae, st a I, this one of my reserved righu, and I goes again home industry es I, son o latigiiiin on,! o the wrong side olrny influth. Kerarved 'rights or deserved wrongs,' ses her, 'you're always a drinkin and. toLiin'. piilhica .when -you.orttr iie al work, and there's never nothin' to eat in the hc-usa.' Well, ss I was agoin' over to Lot's jist tflrnent where the fence wa, s I to myself, ses I, if there isn't the old King's rriitei's in my corn field, so I'll jist go and te I him on't. When I gets there, good n or.iin', Lanty, ses he. Good roor nin', old tioss, ses I, and when I wentfn, there was a pot on the fire a cook in', with a Ifrcrtf big tperJeled rooster in it." -' M ie-er Oliphant!" here --tnterered one of the arbitrator. "Remember that yon are on oalh.- Hiiw do you know thai the chicken in the put was 'a big speckled roo sujr?'" "'Kase I teed the feathers ot ihe wood pile promptly responded Lanty, who then continued. "Well, when I gits to Lot's, Eood mornin,' Lot, ses I. Good mornin', anty.seshe. You didn't see nothin' no where of nar a big speekl'd rooster that didn't belong to nobody, did youTses he. Didn't I? sesl. Come, Lantv, ses he, let's t'ke a nipper, ses he; and then I up and tells him ail about it." ' "Had Mr. Allen no chickens of his own," asked the enior. "Cartin'," rejoined Lanty; "but there warn't a rooster in the crowd. They was al lay in' hensV "Well, inquired another ofthe referees, "how many of these hens had Mr. Allen?" This question fairly "siump'd" Lanty lor a moment, but he quickly answered: Why, with what was there, and what wan't ihere, counting little and big, spring chickens and all, there toa$ fatty odd, ex scdyl" ' :.. No lurllier question re nut to this witnessl THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY. The "United Slates JaurntU? ihe professed or- ran of the "young Democracy," speaks very confidently of the great and increasing power of that branch of lha Democratic family. Tues day ft presented the fofowinf extravl as from a latter from a distinguished gentleman: "You have in power to socoinplitb eresl things with your new paper. You can gel op the loung JJemocracy and form a party that will control th destinies of this Union." And upon this It comments ss follows; .W thank thi nnfaltering friend for his oood opinion. Thst th Yoowe Dsstocaa- cv with whom w are identified, will hereafter control lb destinies of this nation, we believe ss firmly a we d4bsl there will be a dsy to morrow. , , r.L. v ith this bold and confident spirit, we are not sorpriaed to ses it further down in the same eoletnn thus demandinj the reason for the dis missal from th psblie service of tome of the Young Democrscf, - why aa u dorni we see-oy the papers thst (stno g others) three of our firm Democrat- is friends, Keillv, I tlden. and Sorsn, hava bee removed from office by the eolleetor at Balti- more. We ask th rsason will it be givsol" And we hsvs s'.to the followlnrt . "Who choked the wheelst W understand th.t a Whig was removed from the Treasury Department en yesterdsy . and restored this mornin-. Why! i r i ! ;V.:,,T A Democrat, Mr Montairue, was imulver. Unity removed from th Treasury Dspanmeat lew weea sine not bs not been restored v. sfSse for wsnt ef a epsertaaity.w WARNING TO LIQUOR DEALERS A gentleman of Cincir.naii ts ia poaasasian the names of all the liquor dealers in two streets of that city for the laat fifteen years, liter were sixiy-tsven ia til of whom fif y-thrvs a r dead, sod forty-six of them died drank! THE WAY TO CURE A CIGAR-SMO KING HUSBAND. Mrs. Reed William had never lo iked mom bautilul lUatLJha u.LllaL evji when her hus! aid returned. I'erhaps there hid bern more thin usual solicitude about the shade of a libbon er the adjnst meutof a cm I, but if there was, looking glasses 'leil no tales." and neat and plam alttre wltlrel'fmwratHtTi ordinary observer' She attrted nervous ly as he entered, but she controlletl her self and greeted him kindly and calmly at aaat.'r-";;---""':-'''n'"T Wett,raf I ii fT7" iitiTj he, Idn cine gaily, I havenot been smokinz to day "Oh, think you, thank you. dear hus. band," exclaimed Emelme in the fulnes of her hear , " yoa will never smoke any more, will yon f" and ' her (aft pleading eves were raised to his with an expre-' unn thit-amplr repn him for the wrri fie. ' . Days passed, and the young wife Celt happier than she had ever felt V fore, foi her heart's idol had t elmquiohed even his lamriie Cigars, nd for her sake. . ' . , , One eveuiua, as he t y nrr idft he tKaSlltfht hat alPaSirtail Utlllwlllaall. aTlnrelalUfl I anu ner cneeriui smurs ami iter anitnaieo conversation failetl to restore hi wonted gaiety. She did not a.k the clause, boi she almoal felt a if she had been selfish in exacting such a sacrifice a she knew it to be. At length he arose ' Emetine, I think I must have a cigar." No word of lond entreaty atayed his course, and he soon returned. -I have got the bunch, they will soon be gone, and then I will atnnke no more." " read the expression there. It was not I ;trier,.fiapriM a must marveiious -taimnv-aa, - its -was i about to retire to hit tiudio, where he eenrrallj indulged in the luxury of smo-1 klngV Vut a softybVce re you nut stay with me ft: I thought," tid he hesitatingly, "I thought smoke was very disagreeable foi you." lt .wiU..Qe..rruire iljsagreeabl it denrivs me of air huslisnd's comninv 'I Cn.r,n. .u. A.m i,lml back into the 'rnom,and placing a loxgo n... Rh.ie fr hi. romniinn. .e.7,l hr.lf k.i,:..:.:. ',.',.,. . , ; ., one tner, eieeieti two e.rgar. iroro tne ln( liwklaH ex ra am mnA aI imA r in heftt hllsl : 11?:,. V ' -" band lip, and performing the me ration with the other commenced pttfSng way with the sravily of fan eiperienced mnw.-B.rth waintsmea P'J-tuwWf.coq'npsYure he looked every instant to ee her give up the attempt, and she sn emoiiea u At length, bursting into an onconli-oll able fit of laughter, he flung the remnmi of his rigar into the grate, eiclaiming, F.meline, you have -,.von. the dy if yoo will "leave off smoking, I will." "Certainly, I always imitate those love i butlitd we not better smoke thi bun -h, it is a pily to waste it'?" . . " No; we will keep them in remem brance of our mutual promi.e." Well, then I have been thinking; at I at moking, how much did you give for these cigsrs r i orrecen.a piece. "And yne smoke four in a day, that moderate allowance, is it not I" 'III.' "Then twelve cent a day i forty, three dollar and eighty cent a year I the same for mvsell would make it eifhtvev en dollar aiity cents. Am I not an ariih. tician t .Jo one of my rsmhlet ihe other day, I met with a very poor old wotnsa who with her little rrand-dauehter . lived in one of those little wooden , house just over the Schaylkill. I soun recognised her as being the Mi. Ellison of whom you have spoken as being so kind to yoa when ehtl I. bhe i mi extreme pover - tv. tml of moras feel it more severely f- ter ahfe of affluence. Now . yoa remem ber that nreltv little white celiac near nor country residence t it i to renu very low. only fifty dollars, and is plenty lire ennoahfor Mrs- El li.on and her little rir. Now our cigar money would hire II lor her, and the remaining thirty seven dol tar and sixty cent would be ome relief to her. Then the weald be ao near that we ran run in at any -time and e 4ht sneis romiorieoter net ot - vee-wtna, . r .il. i.-L . I .L. Ir dearest, of my plan?" --BEAUTIFUL-fiENTlMET Curran, the celebrated Irian orator, once pit, "The only inheritance 1 Could boast of from my poor father, wa the very scan ty one of an unattractive face and per on. like hi own snd If ever thi world has ....:k..J m- .m.ihi- ..1...VU .......... a. than face or person or than earthly wealth, it was becaue another and dearer ' parent gave me 'a fortane from the treasure of kr mmd.' . YOCNO AMERICA l"- Z, The Washington "U. 8. Journal, edi-, ted by Messra. Dow & Fik, which saya , that no political journal was ever cowmen-. ced under more favourable ciicomstances, ( and that in six months it wi" have , the lati gest circulation of any paper in this coun-, try, manifests a spirit, which threatens to disturb the calm which Old Hunkeidom fancies is to brood foi years over psrties in : this Kepuuiic. I a possess our readers otr the temper of thrrparty, which promises to bring annul a new and better order or things, we copy the following from the. Journal: IHE YOUNG DEMOCRAT :gT4te is a ne w spirit abroad in tlf brtdy l v ruling rctotta, rigorous, anu omnipeo It manifested itself in in fancy at the Baltimore Convention. It was felt in boyhood in the triumphant election of Jamea K. Polk; and in mauhood it will be alill more ": atrongtv- felt tBrthr future adiniuitlrstHHi' of publre a (Fairs in this country. It sprang from the warm ermpa'hies and higrh hopes of youtful lile, and will dare to take anuauity by the beard, and tear the cloak from houi-head ed hyiiocrisyToa roigito be corrnpf., , and too honest to be eorrupted, it loves lib erty for liberty's sake, and scorns the ad vuncea of treason. It ha no false prophet or bloodstained General for its leaderbut was called into being, a yating giant, by the voice of the Almighty, moving over ihe masses of truth and patriotism. It can not be temporised with, nor will it brook "t -viuifuoacii mill, nm ui www. ,1.. ..u3.il.t.i. u.: . .n- -i.- r . w If the old and craven err out, "there is a lion in the pith," the mote tagcr is It to wallc therein, Tor it ia eurtous to .see lions. It cannot be quieted, like Cerberus, with a sop: nor, cur-like, be whipped to silence by a liveried groom. , f,; , . ) It is not YnnntF Enrrlnnd. aroused to a gene gtarvation bv the call of hunger, but jt Young AmeVice,Lawakenedto ,eDS8 0r her own intellectual greamesa by her annrinoanir'u . , ."o ... . .j It stands, ia strength, the voice of the majority. By every rule, it must rule. tons, and we shall give: ntterance to it, tet tit inunder uwuiro wtotn it may, . , ; .... C It demands the immediate annexslion of hazartK It will - plant lie right foot upon the nerthern. verge of Oregon, and its left upon the Atlsntio crag, and waving the star and stripes in the face of the once proud , Mistress of the I "Cry havoc. ' And let .lip the dotrt of war " l A,re,dJ lhf nd !" twn trnd eitle of thi great nation, hive caught the glad tidings from every breexe, I The depressed and the rejected have been caUed nm i!e Th-'d boM, of lh I . . . ... valley have been breathed npon a With Bre, ope-1.j .1. m .b.i.tnn. hi. mM rt do,hed he besuty-of youth, and filled wUn t,e spirit of manhood, it is destined chm th8 mon eondition of man and thephyicl aspect of thing. ' God sve Young America. mil n nniAii. ,ioi.ii,u r .t ,m Onion do not eartainl y. add t ihe sweetness of a lady's heesth, though in fact they realty d add to the . fragrant) of flowers. Let eur lady readers plant a farge onion netr a rote bnaii, so as lo tnnch Its roots, and our word for if, ii will wonderfully inereae th odor ef the flowers- Th water distilled from those rosea would he far superior to any other, - 'Thi : ia Strange but true. . , l ANOTHER PRIESTLY IMPOSTURE. It appear by the late foreign paper that the counteipart of the i?oo or Christ, I (ajhich, through the independent e and in- nuence ol JIonoe, la effecting a schism in t,e Roman Church in Germany, is play, ing off ifif Frsnce. The Archbishop of Pa- Irishss published a mandiment, in which he stales that there is exposed at; the en- trance of the choir of Notre Dame Cathe- dral Pari, the very crown of thorn that our Savior wore when crucifieda portion. of the cross ome of. the nails which at-.... fached it Together, and omootherrticIe' wnicn naa served in hi crucifixion! . I hesc trticle are aaid to have been purchased by SL Louis, in Pilesiine, and to have been brought by him to France, where they have remained ever since! ai. de Ksvignsn, a i ceienraieu jesuu preacuer, lias roaoe alia wn tn these relic in a recent sermon.- Comment upon uch an exhibition ia un- necessary. . Aouihrrn Vhrm. NEW INVENTION IN PRINTING. I I he Vinrenne Gazette (tatea that Mr. I losish Warren, or New Maimony. Ind.. lha mad an improvement In the art of stereotyping, which, if it be made known, will be of incalculable benefit to printer j aa wel la othere.-The ion prevement puts I . . I . . I . - i it in ihw power ot every printer te-aieree type whatever he choose in aa almoet in credibly hort space of time, at little or' no rxpenae and with the almost precision UW BVVVIWJI- i..V .VaJ1M....B VI wmivi. the plate is made ia nearly as hard aa iron, which it resemble a good deal, and can be melted on a common (ire a easy as lead. The editor ef the Gttett ha sesn the plate cast after thia ne r principle, ill entirely and ha not a doubt that it rsupersedu the old method ef stereo'yping. . C7" In Mssschusetu there re no lea this, one hundred and iwecnty town utterly titutief grogtlicp! i
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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