' " r.-;-. .. ;. - : - - " ; " ..r...-.:. ?T7 r.....
TH03. J, LEMAT, EaiT ass PaoraiiTea.
.? ,!0,HJ1I",'T''1 " oHci tii u or ana fiats tb mourn etaarncTiex-''
' ITHREE 0OU.AIS8 A yEASsnva;, j. ;
.
TOt30.
TeBiBfArkM
Rm.th and South west, edited by W. T. Porter,
with ten ariginsl engravings, ftom deeign hy Du.
i . Mt anila. Also.
rv- ..u.,iu .fine Fections" and other Tale
of Ireland, by William CarleUm, author of Pbelaa
-Charles Tyrrel.1' r "the Bitter Blood," by G
d tm Fa mice 39 cent.
Vhe Mm t arnMLor Henrr D Ceren; by 0. P.
R. Jamea. Kim. t to'. ia one price 26 eeota
- j." theHi.tory of two Lit by Geraldine
V tAHfahur.
- Indication of the Crestor.4 by William Whe-
well. D D. Master of Trinity College, c oie.
The hoTe hare just been publinhed, and are for
ale, with many other new and interesting aroraa
at the North Carolina Uooka'ore. Order from
a distance promptly attended to ,
TURNER A HUGHES.
Raleigh, Msy 30.' S
BXFS. XrX CBLIM.
102 WiUaut at. between 4tk 4th,
rlaving connected with her oW' eetabHehaienei
. the hrn endeomnMuliothT house adjoining, ts now
prepared to accommodate ea additional Bomber of
genteel Hoarders, Hhe has several mrge sua mirj
apartments for fumiUet, travtlUrt and lkert.
WAirUAXD COLO BATHS,
tf attached to the house, and every attention paid
ty herself and waitersr -.;"- -
The situation is central Terms modsrals.
Philadelphia. 1845, W-XIU
.... IIEEMHOW'B OREGON."
OrnHE Histurr of. Oregon and California, and
IA the other territories on the North-weH Coast
of North America: Accompanied by a GeogTaphi
' rat View and Map of those countries. And a num
ber of documents as proofs and Illustration of the
Hixtory. By Robert Greenhow, Translator and
Librarian to the Deparimoat of rtula of the United
Statee. &.c dee -
TU. above splrndul work mi - Oregon, Ac, has
been received, ami is fur salo at the North Carolina
Book store, Raleigh, N. O.
TURNER U HUGHES,
lone 90. S8
Taken In first rate etyla, gilded, colored and put
ip in neat cases, Tor f a0; call at JoUn u, falm
er'i Jewelry Shnp.
JOnWC. FALMEK
has a fine lot of Watches and
k Jewelry Ac which be will
'sell at a very reduced price
, for cash Call and eiamine
I his stock, and bs convinced of
ttba fact. Casn at a. maU
profit Is much better for the seller and buyer than
fin nr nt an credit. He will keep the most
fashionable Jewelry, and order those article ha has
not lor a small auvance. vuwi vr.- -Jewrlrv
reBaimd to satisfaction, or DO charge. 4
or 5 art of best English Tea Trays, five pieces
each, will be sold from 10 to 18 per set.
Raleigh, July I, 18 a.
7-tf.
. 80UTHERM BALM.
4 Tbs great Amersaa rtmerfy.--I he pablis aw
tnvMed to eall at mt offise 631 Hroedvay. and r
eeiv gratnHoaUy a treatise an eontnmptioa aad its
sautes, together h a desarintioa ot owrreawdies
end aumeroas ecnifisate af their effeet. Read the
folloarrng and sail or scad aad .et a pamphlet sos-
Uinnif mart, more i
Sir Mr wife afllisted atiih aa aflcetioa ef the
longs, seeoiapained wilh paie le the side sad chest
end general debility, ainee 1134. 1 employed lb beat
medieal skill, allopathic, and heoop4hi,'witboat
saeoeu they pronentwed hertuofrs aleerated, and
sltsred of etfeallnj a ere. Sad- eapsetersted
. ruaeb bliod and put f tried varvm patent medi-
ernes ahhont slfest, Piaslly. ia Augast latt, I deter
i t toed In try Shew! ' Soothrrn Bslm 8h ha le
ft . kea two bottle sad U parfeetly ewrxd- I eaa with
soafiilenee nsommend it a worth the aileatiee at
sll limMsrlv affecie'l. '
AlTHURB HUPrMAN,reileaeel4Clarket,
. Stora 80 Hreadway, ear of lleastea
City and roaotr et New York, se i At B. Haapt
ma ef said eitr, beinf duly sworn, deposes and says
that the tsets set forth by him In the toregoiag eer
'i tiSeate are in every reapeat eorreet aad trae,
, Uworu bvlora me, the 7th day ol Jaauary, IMS.
' . - W H, Hons, eomr.ot Deeds.
For sale at tb North Csraline Reek ieve-' prhm
J8 a bottle. TUIlSEtt It HUGHES.
new: shop, r , .
FQtl PLATINU, .CAST1NO, GVN
631ITIllKO.lrlE1DI?ro, dfce. dke.
f I IHE aubaeiiber informa his frienda and
a JL JM public 9 nt rally, lhathe has takeo
- shoe on Umrgut atmet, neat door to the Coach
Hhop of the. lata Capt . WUUam P. Clerk, where
he wHI rxecate alt silver and Brass Plsting of
Csrrisge Iron, oh! and new, and all other kinds
of plating., in the neatest and most sutxtantiaJ
manner, and at the shortest notice, in the old way
Cast ng . Mill InU and Saw Milt Boxes i on.
1 Smithing At repairing all kinds of Lodt-menifing--.
, Mending Brass Aodirins. HhoveU and Toognea,
and Candle ikk snd sll Isncy Jobs a chess
. as the times require, for Cash.
Orders from a distance, as well as at borne.
thankfully recnval and proSinly attended to.
- - .. u -'.t WM. E, LEE.
JUletgh, May . 145,; , tv ; ? ; 18-tt
- - JTI1TTO ACAI5EIrr.
OrpilB Fall ftM-aoa for 1844 will cemmeoeeee
L tha ISik ef Julv. Terms eS fbrmarlv. Ene
lish department M par scaskm Classical til (0
per eeestoa, . ' '
Buatd aan b had in good and respecUb's I ami
nee eonvenieat Id the Academy, at front t ; ts
" pet avMiik. -.w-.i
' The aabaetibat has (tied ap apea the premiess
. ten ar twelve roalbrt.KU mmt imam. L- ik.
i fJ'" -oenUt his cbsr(4 Je board are
wv nooia. - , .,
, , ' t: : uH"d!- w, kerr.
Tk.'" "p ' any Stray Book, by
uatewoad, uetof ai miles south of the
I w adeeboraogh,) tars stray Curts-
'c wows Mole, sbont two year old; soe
bright sorssl Pilly hind feet whits. .be3 the
r n vamwi a ny aotiars iy ISescfe.)
, n n niKivi n '
f . ...... ui! n.nit4a
Jnns 2nJ, l41 -v . .. 94J3lp.
I , NORTH CAROLINA
SISTaTlIIPII(9
And MUUaiTAeft&mj.
Arms an! Edjaipntesits
FfJBKISUED BY TUB STATE.
"Kix Stiston optnt on "fhitfof lutti
with advantaztt unmrpattii in any Pre
paratory School in the Aouln.
Clastic. English, etc. K. UKA Y
Mathnartc, TSttic, stc. O. A. BUCK. a
TcaMifria stsstok or mt mouths.
Clssaical Department (Collegiate course,
including full English Stodies( with
Mathemsties.1 20 00
English do. ( Elementary & higher bran
ches.) , IS 00
Military do. (Infantry & Artillery practice no
charm.
The eoarss nf Education Isthorongh.pranical
and well calculated tonuslil7f oath lorthsvsriou
duties of life, whether occupying public or pri
vats. Civil or Military station. 1 lis moral and in
tat tacMsJ ftcttWes Us kept, sctstau levksuow
bet not stth eir pens of rhe pbyaictaf-as ir ttn
fortonatsly Tor the health or oar children too eon
monly the case throughout the country.
Kegulsr snd asatsmatis MUitsrr GXsrcises
a well s Practicat snd Scientific Operations,
Introdiieieg Surveylns; snd uivu Engineering,
sia snbstUuted in the place of nnrofliabls plst
aad required of.aU studenls-.'Me iW Aaiirs
of" ooiy redtatim andttudg Mng invariably Itft
dulinct f unicmiplea.
LKCTUKES.
-The following reoitemea, desirool ofsstab-
lihing taste for Literature, enlarging the
users Iness of ths Academy, snd promoting lbs
causa of Education, have kindly volunteered to
deliver, in ths course of the Session, Lectures
connected with ths Arts snd Sciences, Agricul
ture, Commerce, Law, War, Political Econo
my, Poetry, ke. The evening of ths last Fri
day of svery month being ths time selected for
each discourse, due notice ef its subject wilt be
given and lbs Patrons sad Fiiends of the In
stitution especially invited to attend;
W. R. GALES. Esq. H. W. HUSTED, Esq
W II MILLER, Esn. W J CLARKE, Esq!
.... Govi REDELY
'On lheme dy, "within ths regslsT School
hur, s Examination of the Pupils istheit
various studies will bs held by ths Board of
Visiter before whom will bsresd ths monthly
Report of ths punctuality, conduct. &c. of every
individual, thus sncoorsging the assiduous snd
ambiiinns on their arduooa way, exciting the,
languid energies of the Indolent snd delinquent,
snd preservinj a high tone of morals and char-
VISITERS.
. f-HaceTf 7""-'
Rsv A Smsdes,
Rev D Lacy, .
Br Hill,
W R Gales. .
' E B Freeman, "
Thoe J Lemsy,
Gt o Little,
W J Clarke, Esq's.
Rev B T Blake.
Rev J E Edwsrds,
Rev J J Finch,
Hon C E Badger,
Horn Jss Iredell,
Hoe R M Ssusders.
Letter writing, with English sod Latin Rom-
position, will hs elosely attended to.
A cheep Uniform is adopted Dress Parade day.
pto deduction mad lor absence, unless in Cases
et protracted wekneer '
A few Pupils ean be boarded in Mr. Cray's
family, at the enramos pries;
June i. into. es.
To the Medicul Profession.
TURNER k HUGHES woald restwctfallv bee
leave to eall Ihe stteatioa of the Gentlrmenof the
above aeofessfea fa the sabioiaod iit of aew aad
valaable Work, -ad aeltru their order lor ths'
Anatomieat Alls, by Smith and Ho'ner, Imperial
vis. . . j,..- .
g ve Bear 6 JO figare
Aliieatuatlieesol rstnoiogy.ia I vol- S vo '
Brigham ea Meats! ExsMemsal aad CwltrvMioa. a
aew work. .
Chepmaa os Taoraeje sad. Abdominal vusers. 1
Do. oa Pevert, Drof v, nd tjoot, a I vol I vo
Carnenter Hams Phtsiolnev ' -
Sir Aetley Cooper oa Hernia, with plates, aew edi
tion - - - '
INtte oa the .Testis aad Thymoas Glesd
Coadieea Distaw of Children i 1 vol -
Chdrchill oa Females ' " '
Ditta Midwifery
Oraitt Mcdera Snrgrry .
PcrgnMoa Practical Surgery
Graham Chemiatry
Hope oa the Heart
Miller Sorgery -' '
Lawreaee oathe Eye
'Miller Physiology
' Taylor Medieal orttpradeaeS
:..Jlyj4 ;4e V4w".'V'S--' -
- .Wata Priaerptes sad Practise ol Mediclae c
Willisms Pathology 1 , . f
- W laoa's Haotan Aaalomy V,r- . k-.'.' ,
Meleiawfc Practire af Modlstaa. by Murtoa
.Cooper on Dialeealion aad Praeriirea
AIo sll the works of Di. Deoee. Horweri
Kberle. DaBliBoi, and others, with sll 'the new
woik ss they are lisned from the Pre. :. ...-. ,
urders from a didaaae. ibaaafully marred and
promptly alteaded Is, - .,; -. x I
' - itNAba at IIUullCS, ...
w:,, VJi PablUbrrs Agents. 1
Raleigh, March ttw-x:.7V')..,Kt:.f,.i't.J-'..1
. 8tUng off tX CosUV !
forvcase.:- ". ..
Oreat Bargstliis to. Had It , .
THE Bobseribsrs hsviog dstermtned ta close
their business in Raleigh at the earliest prac
ticable period, will from and after thia date, soil
their elegant and extensive - t-t ---7;
stock ot DiirGOonsjtr cosn
Theis Amortment will be found very !ary, em
bracing .the NEWEST and, MOST DESIRA
BLE goods, and Meed avetv ankle a easily kept
hi eetabl'sboMnts of tbe klad. ; -l.t ,' ,
Ws invite tarchasers ia town sod cwanlrt le
givs as s csii. . -.-j . .... ..... .
Country Merchants in wnt of goods . e fju
p" woo 10 noa tt greatly to their interest le lock
tear gtsdsv
V(; .'HUSeELL k EdKRIDGE '
, . Next deor above K. SmitlCa.
Jans lSthT84S. SS-iC,
4,:v. :.-:-:ACAID.v ,i
in. II EM It f SEA WELL ...
fFFEK3 his-Professional services to
l f, the citizen of VVske. 'His place nf
rendeace M that formrrlr owned by MaJ. Cnsncs
L. Hinton. '""W',- .' .". ...
R aleigh My I, 1945. IMt
RALEIGH, IV. C, WEDNESDAY, JLLT SO, t13.
AVE- I'OVR COHW COBS AND
. . shucks: a ,
, TO THE PLANTERS OF N. C.
The aadcrsignrd bs obtained Utter patrat to ea.
aaie HBffim Mill ttone (or rncki) no I ate, t
grind COKN.COH aad SHUCK, into meal.for hor
se, mole, aatile, bog, fc hereby saor
ttnaon Ibad ol croo, vtikh iisahnportaM
leas Nh plsaters. Tb machiae-y avd Jhrlh
above i sbitnle sad darafcle. and assiaAt
ttk tear mesas, get strl ot order. It will last as
long lbs stone Isat, wilh sa etpeass ot n sent
every Ave years. To eneble ibe eommoamill stones
le grind esr sera lata asesl,' require no new bail
diNgs or Xtr pearer. b eaa e also applied ta
borac mill, threHing machines, or aay gives
power known. Ths same mill wilt grind oae-thhrd
more of corn meal by the mtrmMstloa ef this ma
hhnry, and eaa be ehnged from grinding Sora
id lite shuck, to grinding sora meal lathesuaeeot
thirty aesonds. Cora slone wbea M to ttosk, I said to
be by the most prastieal and scientific planters, eooiti
pstiag i S etTrSta, prodaeiag fuSjSitus, eholies and
vsrinu other maUdiea which are insMenl to slock
Grindin sob and ihUck with ths sora make e food
soneeaMl whb their est are. snd sasoot prodaea aay
o( i he (eriou rrault above mentioned. Stock, whea
f4 on corn rielotivvly, are deprived of the benefit ot
ritstenainn fo neeesssry te the proper hralih ef an
Imal.) by their being anabl to est a ntffisient balk
to produce distention before the aatimsl become
gorged. Cobs and aback groand wiik ths sora par.
Hrn ttf weertsary 011104 waneai snroanger 01
dtseasrr arising from bereltrig.C6ra'aoa aad shuck
meal it improved by ssslding, aad Mill more by a
partial ter-seotathsn. All the prepsntioa taeilkat
dieeation for hog. Bat horse snd male will not eat
fsrsaeated teod, seea.iemly they will require it dry
or partially wet with eotd water. Horse, male
andosen, wbea fed wiib ungroand food, void saaeh
in sa onditested Stste. which i of eoarse lost for
Ull . beoeaai .urpoj,(rifajf tvU aiMW
IXrtyuau. .. .
(CfTht Undenrined tm be addreutd at jtdt
eifh, and tall lot' tt attended to punctually and
with detpaich bjf Armeey or ff rrttrV -
Raleigh Feb. 90. 1115.
Ilaviaa been Milieu rd kv Mil. Collia te kara
my Mill adjusted to grind Cora ia ihe Ear aad Shuck
I oneoted that he ahonld do so t aa CipeHme
aad I am able Is aay that it grind eora ia Ibe beek
t the rate of 30 hihtl per boon and Ihe drestine
ol the ttnee Is so improved, that it grind (belled
eora more than iwiee es fsst before, sad by ta
wstoh, at tHe rate ot 13 buthels per nr, and the
meet finer lhaa asnal. 1 deem M a valuable ui-
arovement. snd hall Mrenesa the rich! to ass it
si it will aflord at a (oeedy way of feeding my kor-
e and callle, and save maca inereDy.
WM. OO 1 LAN
Pe.L lM5,,,.;.?.,,.-il,-
3;000"
WORTH OP .
B B Y GOODS
''"'AT"
COST for C Anl
Consequent! j , lower than any other Store
-n tm riawrr . "
200 pieces bleached nod unbleached Domes
tics, Oxsnbargs, eVe.."
160 pieces Csllieoes assorted. '
6 dosen mask rat snd other Csps.
10 pieces white, red and yellow Flannel.
10 pieces Linsey aorted.
Heavy Pilot and Besvsr Cloth.' Satiioeti.
Broadcloth, Kersey, Jeans. Merino, Monseline
dsjsine, Bcdlicklng-, Bohblnet, Edplnf, Jscoa
et. Cheek, Drilling, Cambric, Irish Linen Diap
er. Worsted, Shswts, Vesting, Mack Velveteen
ready, tnada .Clothinf, tSonnetu, Artifieisls
Ofown Hollsnd, lit., .
Pistes and Diabes,, Cups and Saucers. Basins
lie. i . . - , '
We have observed that there are now too ma
ny Dry Goods stores (snd still increasing hers,
all ef them seeming determined to overflow lit
tle Wke eonnty with an Immense quantity- of
the very CHKAPKSTUARUAlNKSsvmr bad,
( according to IhwrsrfverMsemenls, 10 basing vna
not her with those btrgoin contniuslly. ; f
We, not wishing lehp-er to I jin ia such bunt,
shsll dispose of all ihe above, on hand. AT
COST, for cash, and lesvs ths field of Dry
Goo, tskinir the defensi vs sgsinst ths moths !
Our a'tention In future wilt be devoted exclu
sively to the following, via ? '. .
Oroecrles, Fancy Goods, Jewellery,
IttBSical InstnimenM aad Toy-, -OS
lbs usual terms, . Alwsys on hnd a greeier
variety then in any other store In this plsee. -
ore pseinoa asvsnisemsnt in the "ltll8h
Register." . O. W. & 0 jGRlM M B
Raleigh, N. C. Nov. 26. 1844. , 38-tf
w
rsv
whle
RANDOLPH . IflACON COLLEGE.
he eollegiale year at this lntketioa toe awrrn-
any epos tea Snd Wednesday el June, o
eh day the . Senior CI I aablwlr aTadueted.
The sollegists year la divided iate Iwe ssssioos.
Tbensn sesstun ef College setlM ea Wedaasday,
maoin ut 01 ABgast, t, "c. A:!;.. 'l s - .-
It i beat lor istadenl le enter Collrg at tb begicf
ahtg of the first sessiuai and for tdmiuioe et that
tims kits the Fresnmsa CI, they matt Mend aa
approved easmiaatiea on Eagtish Grammar, Owes
rapay, Aritamstie, uetia Mder, Jensra Hallux,
VirgiLGieero'slJratioB, Greek Header, and Xen
option 1 Aassesi. II a Stofletit defer entering the
Kresbmaa Class mil the besleaias of ths ef sea-
sioa, la sdilitio ta the.
oa te the., preeading ubjM, be meat
approved csmrMtie apoaLstinaad
It. the Georcies of Vrell. Live. Xea.
slst stand aa
Greek protody,
ophoa's Crropedia, Itomaaaad-Gresiaa Antiqaitia
ad Boardoa' Algebra Ahrough Quad rat is It as
mommenneu to wadeat prepsring for entraae
ktte Ibis College tm as Aadrew'- aad Stoddart't
Utm Grammar, ,orfKMlM Greek Grammar, fuev
erett Lsii Leiieoa. Uoaaeaaa's Lsreer. Greek
Uaieoa, aad Esebeabarg's Maeaalsf Ciassieal Liu
srstwa. ' -v.-j. - .- .
Tbms ars aaant yeaag men wbe desire hi aeealre
s sstcative K gUsh aad ssieatifis edasstisa, wsb
oat proseeutiea Ihe aaeiant Lansnaras. Our aaarae
'ofMady 1 e arranged a to meet lbs wsbm af all
sasa, provrMee iney present iiiemaelve at the begiav
sia of the let scssiuBi And lbs benefit to be dw
rived from the ue af lb Libraries sad from atta
dans apse Ibe Literary See let let which are atlas
ed to CslkfS, afcaaie) lona very wren; mdenseat
Tanw aia ia prwaBsate taear aaoie acre.
la order to enter wpoa the aad geieatift
coarae, ia seaoeai most be iMoronthfy aeaaalalef
with Grammar, Geography aad Arithmstw.
Tb eapra ef tb iaMSwtioa ere as lollowm :
Taitioa far the Cnllegial year 40 00 Board for
1 weva 'i w. penoms; M wsshata fW 00.
vtroan iH urwi at tjo. lseidata sspea
tothekwael iaaidcatat erneaar see InelaHted
test book, aad a Saw article ad forarrare which Ihe
tadeal h eader Ike aeeessity of ajimgwhea bJ
lr oceanic ( room ia Callers. . I
The Preperstery Depart as at Is st1 srwaalaed
ead ptased aader the direeiiaa of a well eaaliied
snd sperieaeed teacher. Ws saa.eenldeatly ra
eemmrad ihi school 10 all desiring irioroagh pre
saratioa fee 4miwioa late Callers. Tbe apa
essare tae assae as the M a OHIrr prtmar
Baak f ibe sint ot lYsmh Carotlun
X SEMI-ANNUAL Dividend ot3i per rent
on ths C.ptut Stork of this Bsnk hs been
oeriareo, payabla t tb Stockholders k- the ti
af SS eis, oa each individual ehsre et the Prin.
eipal Bnk onih first Monday in July wtu and
tin orancna and sgeoe.s. fifteen dsye Iberesfler.
- w-t-t.t. v... . - -v-u.-.
". ion 1 1, iota. ,33-"
Tfalersj"
g.tfa ii'iiuL.H
A tltit. nislory of the 'Toii.ul.u. "
. "Empire" ander N spoleon, by '.M. A. Thiera,
Itermrthe completion of hi Hitory of the French
Revolouon," with splendidly snrsved Portraito of
'- "" van 01 nmcaauui, Eugene
uvawnarnois. mana ixuiisa, ey,- t3ouh, Mural,
Loban, Snd lunot to bs comDleled in
S of which hare seen received at the North Cro
una uooMtor. , TURNER tt HUGHE
PublUhern Agents..
- k " S3
Raleiah, Msy 10.
An Aikansas Roarer' tells of a fe.low
who once fell ie-p antler the influence
of liquor nnd who, while asleep, tlrelnv
ing that he had to swallow a Jive buffalo,
hprn and all, comme need epenlng his
gasping jaws-wider and wider, tlr tire 'nnv
per story of hie head' lifted itself enlirrlv
off!
THE B1Q GUN.
The Liverpool-Albion, noticinr eome
trials recently mado with the Princeton's
'l&i.lU&A)aV 819 lbs. was
then 'driven borne,' tbe ran being; charred
wilH 30 Ibs-of powder snd t he first shot
was fired at 10 o'clock, in the oresenca of
about fiyejiand red spectators.. - The result
was most satisfactory The report was
distinctly heard nine miles of. At the die.
tance of about three miles, as nearlw as
eould be judged the ball was seen bounding
on the surface of the water, occasionally
dipping snd spring ing up again, until at
length it became wholly lost to view. Tbe se
cond was the trial shot. Two bslla each
weighing 219 lbs. were driven home. 45
lbs of powder being iJte ,duu-gev.,Thiw ahot
wat euati aaustsctoryi The report, of
course, was terrino put the sun withstood
the shock, and thereby proved that it had
.been manufactured on aorincible. and with
,!n,c!,"fr('M
u nw aiingeHner an tmposaiDtuiy.A grest
number of einele shots, with balls of 2 10
lbs esch, were fired during the afternoorr of
frtuay and the whole of Ssturdsy, with the
like snccessfujl reulV,.lt ia futher -stated
that the gun will be shortly shinned b
vessel for, America, there to be uken on
board the war steamer tot which- it "was
manufactured. , . .
A QUAKERMARRIAGE.
A correspondent of the Zion's Herald
Sivea the following description of a wed
ing atths FrienJs meeting house in N'w
Bedford The parties were Pr,. Benjamin
F. Ilatdy and Miss Ssrah Cogeshall. :
Ihe hour appointed was eleven in the
torenoon-1 At that hour a large assembly
convened within Hie walls of a plain but
somewhat ancient edifice,'' After the 1 ipse
i lew minutes, tne wiae ana the bride
groom,, attended by their friends and Ihe
elders of tbe church, made their sppearentre
and seated themselves . arcnrJing to " the
sseee ,f the oefetf ffl0 ' bridtflnd
bridegroom, with the elder of the church
sat Kori a platform facing the audience,
vtilethe friends of the parties sat Imme
distely before them. "- i
i -Tlie dress of the toons: eooole. fhnnoh
richwsa plain and their deportment and
manner grave, aa became the followers, of
Pen and Fax. f 1 wss never so struck with
the marriage ceremony in my llfs before;
nor did I see a arnile of levity in the whole
assembly. ..j i.-v-.. ;; ":'
Alter sttting in suence fifteen r twrniv
mlnuites an seed man orobablv.' the
leader of the raeuing- arose-, and msde a
few sensible remarks on the general knpor-.
tanee of covenant keeoinf: after' which
the bride and bridegroom joined hands and
each in an audible yolce. promised to be
faiihful to each other till destb should sen.
mt&&mm$.ihmiBmmUf. aigned a
printed convensnt or parchment, I believe;
after w bich the covenant was reed 1 in Hhe
hearing of the meeting,, It was read by
the venerable II r Sherman, thd oldest prin-
f m .
ior oi iirwnpsper m rtiew oeolora.. i v
,:t l tie audience were - now invited to to
niir to a central cart of the : hone ' wham
y Uble being, placed, .the ? covenant wsi
laid oa it and thosf who, were willing: to do
sfi, appended their names to it as witnesses.
The ceremony of witnessing ihe covenant
WSS lone snd Somewhat lerlinna. tint MMi
IbelessXnterestinf . The,, companr begsn
w waio mo niHiso m . suence, oeiurs jnaif
their names art re inserted, t-tp''
r.BT'BRY OMR TO THEIR rANCY
TV hd th ftloingstngusrsdsiiiseiiierii
in tbsNsW York Tribs-----..--
"MATRIMONY.-A white venilemaa
wishe to marry soolored tadyofedoeatiea.nf ra
ligtoas srineipiee. and whs i willing t reside
is s eoantry whars the seeident of eomplesioe
will oot dsbsr Jier from the worship ef Uod ia
ny ehoreh or cathedral with the fairest of her
sex, snd where character, not color Is ths psss
port to society. The advertiser Is aeqaatmed
with the colored ladies of this eityt hs therefore
rerinetts that any lady answsring sdvsrtissment
will bs eandid and sxpliciiln stating age, sees
nisrr eireummneea, Ae. The greatewt hoaor
may b relied on. Address Q Z. Any , white
Isdy srhs dstesu slsysry and is free from ara
inaioe against color, woo may piSaSS M SnsWS
will be stfended to. . .-' j
J' I . I iT . '
'1
, A mercham's cleik earns into a printing at
flee a short time since, snd seeing a pile of pa
pers lying on the fable (it being ths day of pubr
Iicstion.) onoerempnlonsly helped bimeell te
copy, and utWe I the following to ths ' printer's
devilr 'l 'sroe yon tlnt take any pay for Jew
one paper f t TNot'iwy, replied the davil.
Shot tly afterward the devil entered the atere
where the clerk -belnhed, and called for a
pound of raiainai which ware sjsickiy . weighed
out by the clerk, , Tli devil took in raisin,
ssyiny, ! 'eposa yoo doa'l take snj ', "pay Tot a
poundl' VNo,' s,d the clerk, arirr srelnnth
disadvaataga urtdrf which he Was plsced by his
own stingy, impadent itliherality toward the nevw
nytrss printer's devll.s'nd lookinf dsegers stihs
liul iron. Indignantly eielarmedi 'When I get
any mors papers from a printer i'U pay for em.'
The'; Martinburg, Va, Ci'f ftVeii't s
that the flies In tint vicinity are dyinir off
inrjeat numbers, lney seek: wster. Be
come torpid; and Una'ly burst and'ulle.---The
same thing has hern noticed in sever
al other sections bflliii State and Virginia-
. JiaU.lmtr.
TUB DEACON FURMR. ;
Papa," said one of his boys to the dea
con. - nail t fsnny freaw last-wiehr.w
WePr-Tsatnyi wbstweyeefdresm
'I dreamed the devil came into your
store. ,v- " ,
ThetIeTil !,, ' ' . .
"Yes, Pa, the devitithat he found
drawing a clais nf gin for-poor Amber
James, who had Lfltsij nl ,J)rok,e,.ittljf'
ttttyVrnTlhf'fllher
cried when he came homo-drankr - -And I
thoorht the devil eime tjotothe toanter
and laid the-njd of titrtairrThfTRaTr;
and leaning over towards the barrel where
you were stooping to tlraw it and asked
yon if you Was a deacon:' And I thought
you did not look up, but said ynu' wss
snd he grinned and shook his tail like a
cut that had a rat,' and says he to
'that's the deacon for me!' and run out of
the shop laughing so loud than put my
fingers in my ears and woke up," "
The deacon quit tne trcme and joined
himself to the Wkthingtonian Temperance
From lh Ithaca Journal. - -.:-.--VALUABLE
MRRINO SHEEP.
Oor agricultural reader are no doubt
many of them aware of the fact that thete
are many flocks of sheep In this country.
wnicn nsraiy yieia wooi enoun to psy
the expense of keeping lhemrThat such
LuAxlKX--inJ12Z:
gffinr ffFfonogn w binuuiii dh wwiiiini in iniasiaaj
wuu si ai iiiur4uuaiw mm ivusu ill r m i
Our attention is just now directed to this
subject, by seeing the report ol the yield
of Mi? ir Itr SpsstTtf prekeh, clipr lie
haa undoubtedly one of the best lock of
merino sheep in Ihe country j and taking
the amount sheared from his flock in the
aggregate, we doubt whether it can be
beaten in our own county at jesit., , j
His stock buck's fleece weighed 10Ib.
and 4 o one year's, growth) and made
perfectly clean by "rook water, . Tliia, w
know is rather, a tough itry, but can be
rully substantiated by the alUUavits ol res
pectable gentlemen who were present, and
witoesiedthe shearing and weighing. A
large number of his full blood merino ewes
sheared over 6 lbs. of well washed wool;
sample of which re now lying before ut
and ,ae aa) evidence of ita quality, Mr. S,
wasbfTerett for his whole clip from full
blood and grades 00 cts. cssh per lb
His flock oember about GO, about one half
of which are full . bloods and the remain
der , , and 2 blood merino, . - J
' BEAUTIFUL' SKETCH, '
One day the queen of Sheba, gare Solo
mon a ring with many score of oxen. She
bade him bestow it on .the wisest of his
sages. So Solomon commanded his wi
esf merf to appear before him on the feast of
the full moon. . . I bey came , from Bethel
and Dan, the court and Ihe school of phrte
eu. ! Then, king Solomon arrayed ia oph'
regal robes, eat on bis throne, ihe sceptre
of Israel in bis right hand - The queen of
Shaba sat beside him.' t lie cqmmsnded
his gage to"epeak 7 Many ; opeoed, their,
mouths an4j', discoursed.;, right eloquently.
They told ,many things,' .The ; eyes of
the queen ahone like .drjr drops ..yi-hich
Suiver ataunrise on the peacn. blostoms,
olomon was sad. At last one roseof
courtly mein. He told of wondrous ci
ties in far on lands,. Mow the sun scolds
the dew of Sahara. How it forsakes the
chill north for whole months, Jcaying the
cold moon m jta place. ..lie spoke oL iba
fleets thai go down, to the seat he told how
they weave wax at Tyros, ;srin gold at
Opliin and of .the twisted shell thateomes
from Oroba, and the linen ia Egypt that
endures , the fire, j lie spoke : of fleets;
of laws; the) art thai makes men happy.
"Truly be is wise" said the king. ' But
let others speak., 'Another came, forth,
be wss youn-r in ysara. His eiieevt .was
burning wUh enthusiasm.'-? The fire of
genius shone in his eye like the day star
when all the others . are swallowed up in
the liehU . He snoke of the works ol the
grest one. "Told how the cedar of Lebanon,
when the eon kisses nia. forebcad,, itfts
up us great arms with a about shaking
off the feathery snow, in winter pr the
pearly , dew .. or autumn, , to treahen
the late cslma that slitters , at Its foot.
He spoke of ihe elephant. . the aa
telope. the jackal, the eagle, ibe mule. He
knew them all., lie told of ihe fish that
made triad waters as the seasons dance
snd frolic round their head. He' sang in
liquid softness, of. tho rose to the stars.
spoke of old chaos, of the world, the offer
ing ot lore. He spoke ef the surs; the
rrown; Nszarethi snd the ' (all lsJder'ja-
I. r Brs!vMawawBffaaaaraBTaB!awtwcRsaaSttM5fanswMafc.
' ' .:: , : i i 1 Hotlo'
"A-V-.'.- ... lL-LwV
ITe san j Spain
creation, "lie is 'wiser than Solomon,""
said the king; to him belongs the rrjze.rv
flat at that moment some men in humble''
gnrb brought a stranger, unwilling -along.
Mia rflimenf nnnr "Kni ' Mmal, ..J
snorr wAite. ' The seal of
" " - " w V . . V . . Vlllbl I .Ilk. M
bo? waS',on5'
eoreretl 'hi i
Vs band) 'the aut of trave
Sandals. II hi beard. Jlonj
and gl very
went aon-n so nie cirdje; a
sweet smiler
like that of i sleeping infant sst u neon-
emus, on nis up, ( uiseyo wss the angel a
lamp, that burns In stilt derotlon' before '
the court of paradiso making the' day.
As he leaned on the repard'g gtaff. In "the 1
gay court, a blush like a ' girl's stole oer
his ckeck.' "'Speak,' said the king.'
haeTnothing to say. exclaimed the hoary
mart l know inly how unwise snd frail I ,
am I am '.no; sage.M And Solomon's '
conntenance rose, i "By1 Ihe' sceptre ,of
El-Shaddon I charge the to' speak thou
ancient man." Tbea he ' began,'- "Mr
study is myself) my acts, mt geatimenta, I
lesrn hon frait 1 am; 4, of 'myself, ' ran - ,
do rrothihf. I can liiten to that' roic
within; nnd I knew all; Ivean doalH
Then he spoke of his glees and his glooms,
his hopes; his ' operations; his ' faith ' : He '
spoke of nature; ihe modest - trees, the
pure golden etaravv When 'hr eanie to -1
lira wlw 'is all i.afT,' ha bowed his feej-'-"--and
was itmb.-1- "Give him the ring,'
idrd SbTomonV" llr knows liimself, h 7 "
tl the jsiscstiJThe. spirit- of the - holy far
in him.' 'Take back the lift,1 laid the
sarre, I need It not He tliat knows him-
selfbceds no rrward.-He knows God. '
sees the All of things. Alas! -1' do bat
feebly know myself I deserre no rinr .
Let me rrturn to my htime and duty.r,
:::: tTRIBUTETO llEllIT---
: 'A (srge number of the friends ofLtw
snd Order in Providence have united in
S resenting to the Editor of the Providence
ournal i scrsice of Plate, In token of their
approbatrOn ' of -IwaieW-worUigV-fJie...
conflicts-which have agitated that State .
during the ' last two or three tears. .The
plate isofonre silver, and consists of an '
oblong : waiter ' of. twenty-two inches in
leogiu auu siairru ihiicb in Wlllin, Wlin a
heave embossed border and handles, aol
a ' richly t;Wiou;ht engraved shield In Ihr"
svawnlsssk mftntm i s i si fa, fliai si at ag el.sa ftiala.
.. .u r . . t.-----.
JCHIICI wvumiiiii' f0 SSi hi v uji IH. Maalire) '
TwitB IM following inscription:
... MiM . -
TO
HENRT BROWN ANTH0NT, , ,
; ; 4 PROVIDENCE JOURNAL). t
' ; Preened by , . - '
; CITIZENS. OF RHODE ISLAND. '
' '. . , . -TO TISTtrt . , ,-,. :,
Their fstimstion ot .the valuable services
. rendered by that paper , ?
iLj. to the eause of - ,,.' ;
: XA,VVANp ORDER, .
, During the Insurrection against the -;
t. ,'t::,.U Government ax, .'
:. ;;: '-f S 'RttoDB isukivy! -
. ' a. D. mi, .r. -
A pair of Pitchers : of etc veil incbss in
height, with richly embossed handles,' ami
besring. the same inscription! and tig . , .
Goblets of eicht Imbe in heiVht., The
foot of each of the Pitchers apd Goblets le
encircled by a rich Arabesque border.
The paternity of Ihe subloiried airedoU
devolves on lbs N Yr- Eveninr Osteite I
We give the following, not becaau it is
strictly; appropriate at the present time.
but because it is characteristic of the man
alluded to. The conversation took place
between two old gentlemen, both certain. ' "
iy over sixTT yesrs oi sge, just sftCC tney
had entered an omnibss" and were com ,
fortablv seated. ' Ons of them remarked,
i o the old General Is dead, eliT i
-Yes, wss the reply) He was indeed a
grest mso.' ' :r -: ?
Nddoabt? betddyon ihinkhehaigon "
he8ven..i:il.-;;::ii,iJ,riiJ
'Thsfs more than t can; sir hot this t
know, if he had set his mind, on going
there, all h couldn't keep him out! The
nmnibis stopped.at the moment the latter
eentenes - wss spokr n,' ' and 'we really
bought the rbof would , hsvo' been carried
away by the explosion which ensued.
MACREADY!S PERPLEXITY.'
',,The manners and customs of the tohaw
Utits'of New York excited ia Maere,.
tly many emotions of curiosity. , lie could
sesresly fathom many of the eccentricities
of the Yankees.' Going to the manazef of
one of the theatres in which , ha was ptsy.
. . ' ' . . ' - ." , v .
tBflta.aaiaaaa,,", : ,-; ... ,,;.-...-'-r-'-wUrf-
Si.VMr--whstla'lhgulaf tptnpany
you have-ow eceentric! how ijuesrl"
iH0W,,SO,;;.eirl.uXA.4
. "Why one man comet to me and eaya
I'm tight, another ssy I'm high, another
I've got a brick in my .hat, another I'm
abfusticated l.'' !(.'- , .f,.(,ii
, .Well, air," Interrupted the manager,
'surely there is nothing remarkable in all
that." irn;.: i " ' V .
lt is very remarkiblr," sstd Macready
pel ilaotly, 'or, upon Inoutry, I find that
all the4 men ar drvnkT - ; '
. Col. Webb, of the Courier and Enquir
er, has sited the publishers of the'Triboos
fjrilibsl lfgeJ;io he contained in ta
fiommunicationa of the n'uilnr eft"Ths 11 fit
tery of tnhnity," ' "
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