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JAMES F. BELL, Jr.,
miwmm m law
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SOLICITOR IN EQUITY,
1 Slalesvilld, V. C.,
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Oliioe ar
ethodift (
I'own xA
two doors
ill pmAipllv ntt(Miltnll lu-iiu-. ir.ru.-t,cl
to hi1;rt in tlit ( oiirl-. ( iiity ;i!it .u-
mTJir. t of rrc-KH nwl ailjnii.uiLr ouiitK.'.-.
.T.'iiiu.irv 1, s.,'.. ,-1 y - ;
Will attend all Calls, .both in
Cjountry, Office on College Avenut
wrst of the nrintinc Office..
jj r Statesiillc, N. C
UfTfr? rioPsHiohal sprv'ices to the
Loilec vpnnf, o;
.Ihurc i. .;ilttv mil. im
ai i i 1 ' A ! 1 n,i M fly ni(r: rfOflt Amlii m I M T I 8 1 f i i IIS Si 111 0 TltTC! T Il.i I PO TOII VPT1 fnfl TAU Irl fTIIV ! ffll-4. IVilS COIlVtrVi'll IlUillC IU lWWm
An, an yon arc mocKing me, my vrriveu uu uuuaiu;iiiiv, - 1 j : . - . -tr -w; ! -1-- - , i;,. tw
fin. Mhkv r-nntimiH lie madniati. 4 not Lear nr any Hatred to the aHthor nme ago, iuat ne-ji.tu ui. m.un.- tul- ,u0iurcn u -,.s ..i aw.uw uj mviuu. luv i v " v
Kritlont looenicr hR crrln. ' All ! vdu i of his wrilous yoyaw, hastened to rc-, tempting; offer to go. to U'rolencc, some disappointed loverf the Mle. '.afiiietmg nrcninstances, vas almost
1 000 franco as 1 ore him to animation, and had ' him i Rhode IslaiuhM) engje in the lusiac., ; uvt. nW. niti. so h. Ut
Th, Ion-nu,H3, basins manvflW-t; from J ns mJ Motion ! Very .veil :! conveyed, hands and ' feet boiimr, - to TritTi;aS?Wane.e of the largest prof:1 , lTf!1
pvrrv limb and twis. eves a lhouriiinl an11 , ' . : V' :J ... a l.,t. ;1 0;l,fcvimr station. f'nnrrirr Hi it.' He had S01U0- ConCifriCC lClt, ami i ' 1. ; . .v ,. I,
. . " -. jj r lie UU1CL, f il io. Ill V llllll tu uvuliii. n;.iicit"',""o . p. . i i-ii'a.iu uv.-iiuauK' uuufu, , ' ;
! rofnsn tn to. hat can honest nco- i m u'W; uu tni.nn.ii jr- i.rA;i. i.u
FLORIDA.
ns mv:
slimlowv enst to the scene. r - r .! T ' , 1 J " . . e .
"Jike the pails drawn half-anast IThatin? It is you who are now going to cut a
slowly and mournfully over t lie funeral caper. .
throng that lower the shrotidcd llfo'iy into i The in rj
frantic with imef.
an ocean irave.
2
dinan was possessed of pro
digious musbular force. M. Crodard
po-ile
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the1
ATESVILLE, n.
Will prmtipdy. and " di!irnty
cnlni'trd to liis cajrf
Office fintiosite tlie Juil
Dr. A.
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A. LAURBNCS
('OMi'LTiTKI) HI
.M Kiif 'A l i:i)r'ATn..
himiuliii. : i;n ill j
ti'ullv ric.-Htit liii
tin-in, re.-J-e
Vliillii-i. t t lie i;tlioli:i" (.t
;frit'iuls in Stiievil!e and Iredell. I '
i .Statesville; ManHi S, lS-VJ.'. 11
1 1 . sap
H-tl- i
GRAO. BflLTO. DENTAL COUEGE, , 't
I i!l'i;Med to do j
All klndVi oi" Ii;l-vi-?i, ,
;md ino-t de.-urahh'f.-tyh'.. anil
late inijirovi-inent.--1 k;:o n i
I ii the ni':ih
has all th
the l'rof'fs.4iii
riV4'lll ftlli! i tl
l.o;
inn nii'.-r.
1 ir''j,i;l:iiiti
inoiitlt ; 1 1 1
of the 'teeth, diseases of the
antrum su'ccesfullv treated.
'oiiiniiiMii'Mtiliiis. hy mail of oiliej'wise, will
p -reeeivc ff iinit attention. j
i'U'kim;s : ';i.d or note on comj.letkf of work.
'..srAX.Teeth Extracted witlioiit pain.
Sweet k'loriJ.-i thou laud of flower.!.
Of nil very stTfnma nnl gorp-oun Ui tr,
Tlionlit WBri.lcrs now to tlir gnuny clim.',
Atit Fancy in plcturinc cfineii ulluno;
Tlie clear BOft light of thy aniU-r Wi-),
In mm rich tint on our viitioa line,
Ami the sour.uVep wild and wiiiidiTinjr drew jii.
lliUU citlghl from that land a hiillow'd Rluii.
oi thy flowery pkiins full nxuny an rye,
If.-ith dwelt with lewiltlering ?sbisy,
And thy fuir creitions, iu splendor wrought,
Are fiuhmlicri vini.oiw of lofty tliouglit. ,
tnd of lyi4ia homp of the Mine, ;
Thoii'rt bright in Nature' fful fiction' hur !
Music i heurl.ou eat-ltlireeze that roves,
OVrthy .sunny waves and thy orange oves.
g
The hrillianj U-atin oflhe nun that liinei,
!n thro' thyiclotid ofumhrosial vines,
And n umni-r jTirafice of myrtle flowers
An- liorne on tlie liieore in dewy hours.
, The murmur thrtt lire-mid the Riant pine. '
The sihi up; of leaven ;u Jlie day decline. .
And the wiml'Hdcpp t )u , nnd:Jniytic igh
Thrill the wildliarp to harnio:V-.
f
Fit in tliose similes of tr.niUW tliouglit,
A eNiud in patle riti? witlfstvlii'-a fraught
J.TIie niiiurnful nnnic of those Juno nish'S,
;,M'nl th'1 t ill pine tro-snn l d irk creen wilds;
And the nio-sy drapery of the hower,
Spread a pall o'er the prene in these lon dy hr.urs;
I low hoou may it piint to the invalid's grave;
When swept hy liolun it wailingly wove.
'The long nio.-s hanging from twf find housh,"
: (lives aii.iouniful and .-lmdnwy east to hisbruw:
Tie thinks of the wails drioyu h;ilf-inast hifrh.
As they slowly and solcmiilv wave ami pfh,
O'er the funeral thronp bo mute and still-.
Those .-turdy men, their cyei will fill,
A thej; 1 w r tliL! c ir;e of th s-ii! -v youth,
S' dearly love 1 for his zeaVsw-1 truth',
To his briny home, mid th" deep sea caves.
i l ief hushes Hie reo,uiem the long moos waves;
Many an exil" in' this fl wery cli:n-, ;
Wheiv all seems luioyant in lit ''.s cprins-tiio"
Hath haunted those neeneg with a glistening eye,
And mournfully felt that here he may die !
Shadowy visions on the sonl will irleiiiu.
Mingling sad tones with the soul's deep dream,
Ilnuntin us .-till as an KcluK-'f tone
' Thai, sounds on the stillness, so low and lone.
, - 1.1XXKTTE.
Statesville V. Tollepe.
Adulterated liquors.
f pie thint of these things, and what ean . , " :.: "
I thev think of legislators who wfnh at p15.11 roUery.
ls.
A Sublime Idea.
! - The elosW passajre 'of one bf Prb
f Mitchell's revent lectures in New York
1 on astronomy, after "ipeakin of tho
i - Pl ! J't r ,r .11.
-i ; r . ; fwa co.r,nLlip nml. sa .lmnin t arausingstory oi i 'nines .nar?.ngr umat noinsioie tuMances ric,c:
This enormous un is growing so i v- .y ;
n .''. j .t i tun 'Diori hi rir liristnL ti rftinrf nv i niin f?in nomrraie. lviusr i;vi ucvuuu
Idiil not even! attempt to defend him-' rapidly, and is so injuriously affecting j community .&jinij the . j - British press- I ilaviial' toi the svitem in which earth rdvolrcs,
. ir !.- v .kii wi o i-tt n r AArtiAtrr t nor i i i cm : i ( iivimii ill ii i . - A - w r i - r' ' r . . ,, , r f t i t r 1 1 . .j t. ..i m m mm
sen. iinut; uu yon mail Hum my . Nxifii, , wt'ii MarrTt him. tor i Ti&ed 3. name. - iannoar lor a i)Laiiiiiii in aeusOi ac vt9n- and vet mien wiwt mueucuunuv ja
iiuell, he Set into the, deiemlfunt.iffino terns mnnute in .numoers, was us 101
missive air
!iaked he,;with a calm tone and sub-Lby the press wm not ue regaraea as many times do th cse. words ,!mell, he 'let into' the. dcfemlaint.ino terns in
UriwuU-i. air. . ! irlr.oTTip or unnlcasant. e did nope , .J,' , y.v -i iw u ai -nmno rn ';.i,i;liwlln.-itft
v ; - . . . j , T . i . ii j i sounu tue ucaui-Kuen. 10 an cat ini .mcmuicu n uo. ..iMttlK " .
uU i0.--a . mnriv t mps i this
x - .. : Ii 1 xl.: tofn olon trt tho IWMM'UWP J V - ...
you turn a suuiiiieituii', wisnncu i toiucimu. v.. .?v v , i.,.0,
inadman with .1 ferocious -smile. But ; importation ot. has
i first, (themadman appeared to bethink liquors and wines
himself,) 1 have, an idea. I wish to a'erhapa no move
see if I cunt find 'some emotion up have been taken to arrest the tide of H s' 'jj &6nd but wh
there. I mdst; put myself. -astride of i drunkenness, than this; and the mani- j turu43 home
the Remi-circle.i .- - test traru ant nijusucu 01 oueiiu iui i
jyeighed against hot being.jj)res"cht- " Light traverses space at the rato f
it a total stop to tne tu-urd of a requiem to which Ilea- Uy heard of the mvectivesj AfterHar-Uf a .mdlious miles a minute, Jet tho
astardand adulterated j ligtcus Avben the marriage- rington, however, had got . bacfcfl to t light from the nearest Har .. requires
:-s into,.tlus fetatc.--; is:r,litrhtcd; a requiem which the Dublin, the defendant, aj Tippery 'ton year to reach the earth, anITer
c eitectivc step could ! r . :, 1,1 tt1Ay Jffli, n,mn,l V.dv Int nrit iri v- cfrrrte1pseonft revealed stars 2.300
tail, paiU UIUIU liuuiu liui-iw- mw n ui iu !"'" ".'v - VT .v 1 . v ' (
hich every heart-
to her hurninjx
ant injustice ot onering 101 ; . vnn ,vl-iU :n deeeitfid mockerv
The madiuau indicated with his fin- sale liquors which are totally a clieat ' ' ( tlip f;lt 1 tvcg
ger .the upper, part ot the bauoon.; and nn imposuion itpon uie peop.e, , cril uiarrY 1, for I needra'home.'
Just m speaking, he commenced to M-yuld nave justmea tne i.egisiaiuie 1 lw , 'she irives lef hand, but
climb along the cords which held the : in adopting the most stringent meas- , r thcinatter;
car attachcajta the balloon. M. (rod- j urcs to prevent their introduction m- j cle irlv of Ms utne8s to makc"
ard, who hatl not before trembied for , to tins tatc. 1 her -ha npv; she even shrhiks, at first,
iiiinseir, was loa-fu wuu ao uon 101 1. j vi c do not fucsiion rue poweia -. j fa iU-conccalcd lnwara loatlung
madman. i . 1 the Lecislattu'c to prohibit the sale 0. -'cvnm ti.rt i.uAf fiiirrfndrinr herself
But, .miserable man, you -.tre going ; cfovy Secies of intoxicating liquors, x man wuoin her heart has notcho-
MiiWl I ao l hovnv" r.-fk 1)1 hO St:ltl'1. Ill ITS CS- I . CI . ,. 1 ...,,inn nftiiMffUCllL
STKVEXS0N & BOWES,
kait sti:v:nso;, i;owilv, .t xj-sMil'ii,
"Wholesale Eealirs in;.
iiavi: .ociA'p:i) AvrnijTiir.M
'r DANIEL K. ZIIylMEratAN,
fBis'rcllan))..
Fovinerly
of Ltntojatox,
l()Vi:i !' flu- huir.'
X. c,
-'to;o. .
r3 orili ! SrrH, 1o!ov ArcSa,
.LAPELPHIA ,
AVI if iv an I lure used SiOfli
I'-kvpt. :ui.l
I : 1 1 1 v 1 niisi
3laii.-JS,.lS.!
i inlr.ce'iiH'i'.t-
li 1 1 the Trtnh"
r-X-lilll
will
OilUul
he
to
C0MM
l. . DRAKE..;
OOIUH ill,X4lkUii.4ViXl
III.
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Lor is STitr.r.Tj
A I. A.
&B. G. Worth; fc
ilKNKKAI. (hM MISSION MKH "IIA.N IS
DF.AT.KUsiti I-Jiisio, Piaster, 2lmr.
Ccmciil, IxauMl Plaster, if23isi
sonN .HanipulatiMl ;uaiit, Tas
Uvv &.CI:iriiH S!osj!it4U .aVi Sil
ly.' r. Or.U-ls l'ur iinv id' tin.' -it lilli 'l
without cluirio of f'uiuniissiniju 'l-i.,. (.Wt.
' Miirt-h 4, :iiH-)l. I I ; "
t&.l MOfTON
ilia
THF, snb? rilrs havino iieconis lessees
ol this spacious New
HOTEL
llcqletl near the public quaro a?ici t..oim
limsp. in SiatUsvil'e, respeclfollv iinnnanee
yr.it tliev are rrei)arpl to ac;cornrT80ilale tlie
tlavclin'o- Public anil all who mav tivor ihem
4'ith palron.agU --with enleitainmei.t eq'ial to
iitiV first class Hotel .in tne union. 3
l.vk- " ! 1 3 1 i f
A Duel in a Balloon.
An affair of this nature took, place
on the occasion of the last ascent but
one of the celebrated and lucky rcro
naut, Movs. (irodard. Mr. Godard
took with him on that day, as luVcow
paiurn du vojatje, a wealthy private
gentleman, ! who paid 1000 francs for
the privilege of sharing in the perils
of the expedition. -The weather could
not. have been more' munitions, and. the
balloon shot up rapidly to a consider
able altitude. -
"Wbat effect docs that produce upon
you? asked M. Godard of his compani
on. Nothing, said the latter, laconi-r
call v. , ,
i Aly compliments to voir, said
Godard. You are the first whom
liavc ever seen arrive. at such an alti
tude without hetraving some emotion
Keep on 'mounting, said the traveler,
with a gravity supreme.,
j. M. Godard threw out some ballast,
and the balloon ascended. M. Godard
i-ivauircd, does, your heart beat ? No.th--
inir vet, replied his companion, with an
air which approached closely to impa
tience.
Tlie deuce! exclaimed M. Goddard;
yon have really, my dear sir, the most
perfect qualification to be an teronaut.
The balloon still ascended; when
1000 feet higher, M. Godard interro
gated a t nrd time his comanion And
noAv ? othing ; not the shadow of a
fear what ever! answered the traveler,
with atone positively discontented, and
like a man who had experienced a pro
found deception. '
i Goodness me ! so much the worse
then. "Said the reronatxt smiling ; but
I must renounce all hopes of making
'vrin ntr.ih . The balloon is men
enbu"-h. AVe are going to descend
to kill yourself ; you will be
with vertigo. v
No remark, hissed the madman,
seizing him again by the collar, or I
will at once pitch you into the abyss.
At least, observed Mi Godard, al
low me to put this cord , around your
body, so that you may remain attach
ed to the balloon. Be it so, said the
madman, who appeared to comprehend
tlie utility of the -precaution, this
done, furnished with his cord, of safe
ty, the madman commenced to climb
among the ropes with the agility of a
squirrel. Hd reached the balloon, and
placed himself astride the semicircle,
as he had said. Once there, he rent
the air with a shout of triumph, and
lretv his knife from his pocket.
"What are Von going to do ? asked
M. Goddard, who feared thathemight
have tlie idea 'of ripping Open the bal
loon. To make myselij comfortable
forthwith. littering these words, the
madman cut si owl v the cord of safety
which M. Goddard had attached fto his
bodi
sential character, the Legislature, is ; rlf.:rnt to refus-. him. But she is coh-
the legitimate guardian, -promoter and , con6 pf 1Cr entire inability-to dq)end
protector of all the iuierests of the ,;,,on hcrgCir. She says, I.Io will,. 'at
people, so far as they relate to their ! oast, keep me in a rc-Jpectable condi
livcs, morals, peace and property. ;on ju p;rc j rau.5t marry him.' And
Whatever tends to the destruction or j. fovtit'u she stands at. the altar and
injury of cither, comes within tlie au-1 pighs';a l0vc which shc.tloesiipt feel,
thority of the Legislature to abate, j s$ becomes his wife; not from a -tee
punish or remove. If, therefore, tho j ()f juVC auj duty, but from the nicfccn
livcs,; property, peace, and morals of j .ir , de8ire to obtain a shelter from the
community are placed under the guard- j gerce' storms whose violence she is un-
ianship of the Legislature, can a doubt j ae to YCSst hy her qv.'n powers.
exist as to the necessity andpropriety
of prohibiting the sale of spirituous
liquors, Ay inch have been more des
tructive to all these interests, thanall
other influences eonbined ? We think
not.
But the day has not yet arrived, 1 110SS f f power to grapple with actual
whcirwe can hope" for such Legislative ;i;fc for yourself. By a careful process
protection as. would prohibit .the sale j 0f self-culture, prepare to sustain a
of pure Alcoholic liquors, which, while Urue womanly independence should
their improper use' will do harm, may j-,cath deprive you of your natnral
be somewhat necessary for medicinal j protectors and supporters. .Prepare to
or manufacturing purposes. as it j gtanl self-supported amid thte selfish
Helpless creature how deserving oi
pity
.'I'll marry him, for I need a home.'
Young lady, is this to be the motive
that decides your choice ? Heaven for
bid. Arm yourself with a conscious-
With a single puff' of wind to however too much to expect -that our jhvono- that croAvd life's motley stage.
legislators would provide a remedy a-; y0'u will then be at liberty fo consult
gainst the torrent of bastard, impure j Your he.art, whenever a candidate for
and poisonous liquors flowing into the j y0nr hand appears. .You could even
SUate ? The evil is growing daily, ml ; venture to marry the maivyoti love,
is likel y to increase to tlie most.hin-t- !.cvon jf 10 jd no home, with the joy
ful and dangerous extent. f 5V thought of being able to .help him
The public mind has not yet been 0 0ne and what a happy home
waked up to this enormity. The lion-. woud that be !
est, unsuspecting people of North Car-1 i'j marry him, for I need some one
g iqs knife, we arc going to j olina are, to a great extent, ignorant . to love, 'some one who loves' and cares
h, robber, you thonsrht to of the eorrc.)tio!iand downright chetf- for me." this is the better reasoning,
escend ! Very well. It is cry employed in- the business of making! y-tn this, vour motto, this ; your aim.
McLean 'i Houe,
:. X ;i;i?e i !e, N c. r
liso!:s puss tig tliritugh. or cuniinf to,
' . 'STATESVILLE,
l-an bf accommodated with jIkals at 2S cents
tlach. and coaifbrtatle- IodffinRS at the
' liam rate. t ' . j
i t . ilAiuns ell fed and attended lo on rca-
i-,j . mmFM r
:soiialic terms. " ,
Oct 19 8Q3. A- McLEAiN,
ToUlesceiid! Certainly; there would
be Idanger in mounting higher, that
does not inake the slightest difference
to ine : I do not choose to descend.
You, What? asked M. Goddard.
I iky I wish to ascend higher ; keep
: '; . -m , "I OllA
on mounincr. i uau
francs in
emotion
rri veil
1000
shake the balloon, the miserable crca
ture 'must roll? over into the abyss !
M. Godard shuts his eves in order
not to see. The madman claps his
hands; he cannot contain himselt witn
delight. He jsnurs the balloon with
liis heel, as if ion horseback, to guide
its flight. I
Andnow, yelled forth the madman,
brandishin
laugh. Al
make me do?
you who are. going to tumble down in
a moment, and quicker than that. 1
M. Goddart had not' time to make
a movement or put in a single word.
Before he was! able to define the infer
nal intention of "the madman, the hit--
terj still astride of the semicircle, had
C11t oh, horrOii"! four of the cordages
which suspended the car to the balloon !
The car inclines horribly ; it only
holds by two T was going to sar by
one cord, so slight do they appear !
It would have' -been all Over with M.
Godard if he lad not grasped desper
at ely at the twO remaining. The knife
of the ! inadman approaches the last
cords rvet. a moment, and all will be
over.
A word isingle word, cried. M.
Godard.- No-p-no pardon vociferated
the madman. 1
T do not ask for nardon ; on the
contrary. What is it you wish then?
sa'ul the madman astonished.
At this moment, now, continued the
txjronaut, hurriedly, we arc at a height
of 5000 feet. " . --
Stop, said the madman, that will be
charming, to tumble down from such
a height. ! , '
It is still too low, added M. Goddard.
How so? -.asked the madman, tupified.
Yes, said M. Goddard niy experi
ence as an aeronaut has taught me that
death is not certain to ensue from a
fall from this elevation. Tumble, for
ing his compliments to the c6uns $
Tile rode all day and nighty "and ccr-'j
ed with sleet, arrived before Barring-.
ton's j residence, in Harconrtf 'isti5fet,"
Dublin. Throwing the bWdlta1 otftis1
smoking horse, over the railing ojhe
area, he announced his atriyl''t a
thundering knock at the door. !Bafng
tonV valet answertd the; sujmintlis,
and opening tlie street dor,l-beld
the: apparition ot - tne rougu-eoii,teu
Tipperary -fircTeater, with j large 8' c
under his arm, and the sleet sticiin;
to his bushy whiskers. , J ,
'Is 'your master up V dcmaudedflho
visitor in a voice that gav4. SfOine i ti
niation of the object of his jourpcyl
; 'No,' answcrei tlie man4 .'U
, 'Then give him my compliments,
and say Mr. l'iley he'll:' know .he
name will be lad to: see himi.' ' M .
The valet went up stairs andrtola&is
master, who was in bed, tliepu.rpo.bf
his visit. -'-. i :'
: :' 'Then don't . let .Mr. Foley in
rour life.-' said Barringtoh, 'for 4's
not a hare nor a brace of; ducks,tlie
has come to present, mo ,with.'-; ;n
; The man was leaving thbed-ron,
when a rough, wet coat pushed! by; gfto
-l.llrt . fliit- vnipn CLiiil (IiVftll1ilpilj t''
and at the - same moment ;Mr. hV?.y
entered1, the bed-room. . v'
'You know my business, iir,':sahie
to Barrington; 'I have madea jourff y.
to-teach you manners, apd t is notMiy
purpose to return until I have brokeri
every bone inyour body,' landj attic
s.ame time he cut a figure of eight ith
his shillalah before the clievallglat.
'You do not mean to sayiyou wod
murder mo in bed,' exclaimed Pais,
who had a much honor as cool" cor-
times further distant. The crreat tel-
escope pf Lord Ross pursuec these
creations of God still deeper into space,
and having resolved the neb ilae of
the Milky Way into stars, discovered
other.systems of stars beautiful dia
mond points glittering through tho
black darkness beyond. When' he be
held this amnzing abyss when he saiy
these 8Tstcm3 scattered "prqfusely
thronghoift space and reflected upon
their - immense distance, their jsnorn
OuS magnitude, and the countless mil
lions of worlds that belong to them, it
seemed to him as though the wild
dream of the German poet was inoro
than, realised. ' 1 .
" God called man in Ms dream into
i 1 . mAAtU,.! a P 1,mtrnn cmnrf
como
age
alcoholic drinks. .Wostot'the com-; vou sI:lll be the crowning glory ot
plaints uttered by the pre-s against 1 yoUV. home, and your husband shall
this evil, have been against vhrftvrit-' u-knowledge you to be the.. good gen
ed liquors.. But the truth is, this ' jus 0f existence; and this invalua
does not embrace one half of the real i Dc power '.of self-reliance shall be a
deception and consequent injury ot 1 j)rcc0lis talisman of Safety ,-at all times
which the people suffer. No one can. I and under all circumstances, . and will
call in question, the roguery and vile-! pVf.p;U0 yon for any crisis or condition
ncss of the act of taking a cask of I to h,ch vou may be called,
pure French brandy or Holland gin, j Tll'marry him, for I need a home.'
or wine, and so mixing it witJi other Yes, and .a miserable,. unhappy home
cheaper and often poisonous substances j'y0U have, with nothing but mor
as to make six out of one or more, and CCnary love in it. Your character shall
then selling it at a profit of one toj determine the question of y our hus
three liundred per cent., for French j hand's success or defeat in the mighty
brandy, Holland gin or wine. Wesay, j hattles of life for many a man, of high
r nn hm-iost. mind, that loOKS bad
enough ; but what must be thought of
the villanous course now practiced ex
tensively at the North, of putting up
nromise and golden gifts, Jias been
dragged dec) into despair by a weak
minded, inefficient wife, who 'just mar-
1 riod him to ret a home.' She is but a
MANSION HOTEL
SALISBURY.
M.Go
believed
Will 1
manded
order to experience some j tumble, I much prefer to ..tall trom
I- must do so, and will not 1 uch a height a$ to he killed outright,
descend before I have felt some emo-1 rather than to risk being only lameu .
tiou ' i have the charity to precipitate me from
ard commenced to laugh: he ; a height ot UOOU ieet only. .
It once that it was all a joke, ; Ah, that wnl idol said the madman,
.1..
Alcoholic drinks and selling them' for Kyeakness and disease to his pinion,
.French brandy,' Holland gin, W. I. j instead of ibeauty and vigor to his
Rum, and Port, Madeira, Sherry and j wings, which otherwise would have
Champagne wines, in which not one horne him on to honor and fortune.
drop of these liquors can be found, j 'I'll marry him, for I heed a home,'
At this moment there are in New I Q you say ? Never dare to speak or
York and New England, hundreds of; tliink that fatal thought again. Wrake
estaldishments engaged in the manu-; Up to a souse cf your own inward
facture of liquorsvhich are sold for-! strength. You are "a woman :not a
foreign brandies and wines, in vvhich 1 chikl. Dependent poverty is one of the
not a dron of imported liquor is used. I cafi(est and most tyrannical of human
These adroit scoundrels, for Ave can t a dreary waste, and its
use no softer enithet which will express st0rms are heralds of certain destruc-
their real characters, by their knowl-1 t;orL; to such a helpless, friendless
edge of chemistry, will take a barrel t child of earth as you are. Buckle on
of "mean whisky,' and by the aid of tiie armour of self-reliance, and feel
chemical agents, frequently the worst j (iiat you are able to cope. with tho
poisons, yill manufacture a. barrel or-orld; and with this noble conscious
xrrx vf hrandv and sell it as 1 rr nau-r vou will snrclv Fncceed.
-1 1 I 1 .
No,' replied. the other, 'but gflp
as soon as jpn can. ... ,f 1
'Yes,' replied Daines, I 'that "u
might fell me the moment iputmylf
'No.' replied the other. '. fI
you my word not to touch vou till 511
are out of bed.-' '
'Ytiu won't?'
'No.' ;
'Upon your honor ?'
'Upon my honor.'
'That is enough,' said Daines;' tuKi-
ing over and. making himself camft
ahle, .and seOming 'as though he mea. t
to fall asleep,' "I 'have the honor -of n
Irish gentleman, and may rest as.sf. fe
as though7 I were under the caMe
guard. 1 . V j,
' The Tipperary. salamander looked
marveloUsly astonished at the prctei)fi
td islceper, but soon Daines, brganj to
snore. ; . . -j , . if
'Halloa V says Mr. Foley, r&f.t
vou iroiiirr to ret up?' . i, . ..H
iXr 'ni.l l.iinps "'T have tine wif.frl
of an Irish gentleman that hc wil'ljjtpt
strike me 111 bcl, and 1 am
not going to get up to have
broken. I will never cet 'up
the mean time.Mr. Foley, lfyoushopd
want your breakfast, ring tlie bell; gjie
best in the house is at your serviced-
The morning paper will be lierepys
eutly, but be sure and air j it
hither and I ivill show the glory of
my house." . And to his angels who
stood ftbout hi throne he saidiVtake
hint, strip him of his robes of Iflesh ;
cleanse, him of his affections ; I put a
new breath into his nostrils; but touch
not his human, heart the heaif t that
fears and hopei and trembles. A rrio-mit..-
and iti was done, and thb man
stood ready for liis unknown voyage.
Under the guidance of a mighty ans
el. with sounds of flying pimonsi they.
spqd away from the battlements of
heaven, toome time on tne nngiuy
tino-eVs' v.pgs they tied through saha-
ras of darkness, wildernesses ot death.
At length from a distance not ount- "
ed, fe-ave in the arithmetic of Ilj?avcn;
and lisht beamed upon them :a sleep-'
(,y flam.ea3 cen through a hazy cloud.
In a moment the blazing suns airound
them- a moment the wheeling of pla
nets' ; then jahie(long eternities of twi
light, then again on the right hand
and the. left appeared more constellations.-
' At last the man sank jlown
crying, 'Angel, I can go no further;
let me lie down ' in the gravef and
hide myself from the infinitude bf the
universe, for end there is none.' 1 'End
lis there none? demanded the angel.
And from the glittering stars that
shone around there' cam6 a choral
shout, 'End there" is none !' j 'End
there is none !' demanded the ingcl.
again ; and is it this that awes the
soul?. I answer, and there" is np end
to the universe, of God."
,sure I i .m
cies
again. 5n
..... " I - . . 4 J
reading for there is nothing frHm wickedeompanion?, is tne proaa ana
wldoh k man so nuieklv citches cSil i ihost certain road to ruin thata young
1 i 1 ' L,1 T.1i'-Af : v- on nintv'iV
the mention of a-more horrible
1 V . I
rvn nscMYi once more : ui--1 w iioui
the traveler, seizing him !v fall charmed amazingly.
10I-
WBU 4u..; .rr: y., .ir 11 A;i.nA
as reading a damp ournal,', and Uais . man can travel, a tin P""!--affected
to go to sleep. i lessons in el tliCr will lead theifn oiyjdep
The Tipperary had fun in hims', by step to destmcUon. Our moral
well as ferocity:; heuld not rct jnd-physical laws Fhowho important
the cunning of the counsel! 'Get&p it is to have proper associations of ev
Mr. Barrin-ton, for in bed j or 'outof erydcind,- especially m youth.. How
bed, I have not the p'.uck to hurt 0.
droll a heart.' . I j '
The result was that less tjian pn
ds, Daines and ins intend
TIIK Eubscriler lalies pleasure inj announ
cing ID hialhtends. and the pubfjic gener.
ally, that he lias, taken this lorg estlabiished
auil well knouin Hoiel, and has mafie every
possible preparation to acoomrndatrt ihe
business, trarfeilhns ami visiting pOrlions. ot
jl the public, in the moist salisfaclory inanner.
X QIIIVUIUI U I tj. 1 1 , I VI - ... -' -
; : TABt'E,'
!j" and every comiort is provided iu his
- His NTABLCs; are abundanlly supplied,
. and attended Uyf-jt- caietul osller ; and lo all
tlepartmeiits the proprietor givers his person
1 al attention. ,
I "i A comfortable OMNIBUS runs regularly
I to '.lie deoot oil the arrival of the cars.
With these elflorts to please, a liberal shar8
of ,the public patronage lsconhdeally eohci
WM.KOWZEE
Mav ?9ili. 1858. . ' tf-26
the throat and shakintr him with v
- .
ciice; when shall T feel some emotion .
M. Godard relates that at this mo
ment he felt himself lost. A sudden
and dreadful revelation broke upon
liim in regarding the strangely dilated
lib? mrinrtftnon du vouaac : he
hid to dd
I
with a madman !
To try to make a maniac n.-trn io rra.wn .
To aR for hi-lp ainiJst the clouds :
.
Mons. Godanl iollows heroicarly his
purpose, and throws over , an enormous
quantity of ba)last. The balloon makes
a .powerful bound, and imounts five
hundred feet in a few seconds. Only
and whilst -the madman surveys this
operation with- a menacing air the
er6naut thinks to accomplish another
:-n 1 1 fi
Ciih hv nnnr nrr it into casks made mi.Tf fiih-cvsitv then be yours, you win tnout unci ui
i-i i y iiwvAK-"j- . , ' .'- v J 9
imitation of the foreign ones, stamped ; im r,rerarel to- meet its frosty breath; ed murderer were siuing. ifo m
xclth thC.ntnm House stamp, w into-f if wife, von will be content and hap- warm breaktast. lhe latter ouiy
hmKrU imfnrtkL,. nrnsnPtous or advei-sc I tnt upon assaulting a dish ot smoKJi
u ci iii li'i.i ' i iniv. vjr -.-- - r,-- i v. nuLiwvi i ' r i - - m -
; t
a our duty to God. and man.
Young Men and Tree Frogs.;
' The' following quaint companion is
forcible and "true. If Avould 4 be well
if oir young men would note tlWrrior
al of the terse passage we quote elow
The tree frog acquires the color of
whatever it adheres' to for a short pe
riod.; if it be found on the oak, it will
hpnv the color of that tree; iff on a
1 sycamore or cypress, it will be a jwb.it- !
isn Drown : anu amich iuuhu ui iuu
growing corn' it is sure to be greri.
Just so it is with young men ; their
companions tell us what their charac
ters arc ; if they associate with tho
vulgar, tlie licentious and the profane,
then their hearts arc already stained
.-with their guilt and shame, andjthey
will themsclves become alike vulious.
The study of bad books, or the love of
dangerous it is to gaze on a scene or
pictnrc that pollutes the imagination
or plnnts the moral perceptions, or
has a tendency to deaden a sepac ol
1 .. x in flnA onrl min ' !
c i .i l? ' . . .
nnrnose. x10St oi me iiiv .ir- muui eircumstanee aie u i. xx ... ft
in the same way as sweet cider, and; cmld daunt yon, for your motto,
sold for foreign wines. - j would be
An Arrov Contract.
fr . , . . i -,
P rn. I.foli inrrci-inni nnt ft! TllOlvlll-
4. ii w utiui vvih.'v.i.m...
ea"o Tribune sends to that journal the'
freighting.scontract made m the Quar-
What are the consequences ? First,
the course has so increased the price j
of . pure liquors and wines, that the
poorer; classes are unable to buy them
for medicinal purposes and being
bought up m large quantities by the
in a sense ouite contrarvJ The quick manufacturers for the purpose of adul
-m t 1.1 I . 1 1 . a n - X". n A A
eye of M. Godard bad rcmavKed that
- : . . ' .1 1 . 1 t
if tbniiiiTnrtunate feronaut una i amonrrst tuecoras spareu uy mu ma.a
h-id anv defensne weapon, ne wouia man, ngures ti e one icaun.
people to
tols for a
after all have been capable ot cieiend
iut himstlf; but it is not usual for
furnish themselves witn pis-
yoyage in a balloon, and
certainly one would not dream pi
with a warlike encounter . in
the horrible depth ; and the least
movement of the now furjous mad
man migit cause the car to capsize.
M. Godakl, with the presence of mind
acquired ! by him in so many of his
baring serial expeditions, maue au
valve. His nlan is taken. He draws
this cord, it opens the Valve placed in
the upper part for allowing any excess
of thehydrogen gas to escape-, and the
result which he hoped for was not long
in making itself apparent. Little hv
little the mil dman becomes drowsv
-Lt come th-? xcthl xrmth-r-romo slo-.t or -Mne 3nt
We will sUn.! ly each rtlsrr, howrvcr 'it hlv :
Omrein, and dcknc. aa.1 t , nn-l
Shall U- to oor trulovc as links to tb- chain."
Chattanooga Advertiser.
s n o t h i n g i chops
a f ittia r.hft T.oit in the Mauntam
XX. XJiv.f wxxi- - ; . : ' ' 1 t . i-.
TheGettvsbtifg(ra.)Compilerges terinaster s liepartmeni, uasu..
accountof the hfss of a little ton, city, with Russel Majers,, and
Total Depravity.
The following horrible tale is from
the St. Louis Dcmosrat. Read and
teration, have become so scarce, asnot
to oe nau, oiien m mc 11 , suU(ijer
mkm. Secondly, these drugged and , .
adulterated lifruors, by
n
flammatorv drugs or
ployed in their manufacture
V "v"rJ" ::r 7, i " xt:-,.' and the dance was prolonged till pa
to an tneir constiiueif, u. , rri, i,v-ui
( in i iiu iinji iiiiii.
four years of age, a son of Mts.iVj&h j. VYauaeii, io carry ircigiu
of Cumberland county, He strndj to various points on, the Utah route
fromhome.andmewholeneihbdlodtThechedule of priocs has been Mpt
e.tn thnvr-b'scoiiYintr tlicfcar- back till lately, when it is found; that
rounding mountain . through rle ; ! Government pavs the firm abov op am
ami dplayin- li-htcd torches, ailcr ' ed oO per one- himdred pounds f.rom
nitrht." Aftcrtwo das atid niig-; ' Liavenwortli to Salt, Lake City a
the dead body of the little follow distance oi iwene imimieu muw. .
. . t -l ii.li- . .1 nttAu fronv3n'.t.h!H ruormous rate the contractors
xi v i i I At Maver S ooarumg iiuu?c, v nv mscateu'i m-ani -'"" "s-r' &r , . , , , c . n-i
the highly in- Al rti "V. . , U . '. mu .:i h 'nd.U 4- have carried thousands of tons. Ihey
i. x ist side Ol oecontt sireci, uL-mtcu nonif. i"i'i ot. n.v... -;r . . ,
substances em- ue , Q ' i mPV i T,,0 1Wtlo afl- ',;c.l ha,p heen aho are at the same time contractor, to A
l ? ; my nighf, pHvmaS, and ubiA b ' fl-t, to j
.- . . I t,' rnnfT. i ' .u ;i ! r. in .-i.v I uii'it.i - .
' L T .rliTl Till 1 1 I f I I lilill 111 Jli. r ,
. - .,x ,.,i...:,.:
noionous liitrreuieiii at tr uunci in. LiuiLi . - , .v-
", , . , x-x i.- r v ? rrroom then repaired to their apart
l.vw,UI, on1 rrtTistitnnon or thniis- gioom nnn xp L
im- livlllil auu ------ 7. 19 ie,y
Thirdlvi" we are assured by men, ""r-'T T ' I
-LU'1U- ' . . . s Uinir had heen Si
- -.. "ill. i 1 1 T
asphyxiated, and mscnsiDie dv . nc anas. , imraiy , c -V i 1 and beddinrr had been sacrihgionsly faithful dog had tramped quite a-
vapors of the gas which surrounded those who profess to be acquainted j -. bcdstcad around the lifeless body of i the sp
.nth r hllllrtOSO Til I Lllt'll II!111LS ' . . i 1 . - . .1 V : xi.
nitin!lTi I
and i journey, was found nestled in he dollars, which is less than one tbm
art-1 child's bosom; with his head reciting - the sum paid by Govermnent; ller
iligionsly ' faithful dog had' tramped quite a.th' siopal Committee ot inquiry.
third
e
gres-
these reflections in the space
second.
of a
him.
The madman! being sufficiently as
phyxiated for his purpose, M. Godard
allows the balloon to descend slowly
to the earth. The drama is finished !
IxU 'k.itJrtuo hrt their nrohts
niHl uic.uusiucw, v i'- ,rn.
mat iit pitisvui luliu .
in.. . J ... - I i . ,
i i i j . ' x i. l..n nn lio o?i(. Trhird CrOD.
re wretcn nau gaiueu lunoceut-, mua ucuoyuig u, uvv , c- t
;-it i T1m third cron of apples this season
: at, lUC lcai, anu ci- ; tion -it uau xyi mu un.xi, h.xx x. . - . .
ni.i ; ii,aif..i v,o,i liol-o.l i harkMhe have been gathered in Col
orn rvTirxT-m ATI
is no business followed in the North- 1 y ,nleled in the j fo7d caresses, had licked Lbackhe have been gatlieid in -crn
States which pays so large a. pre- . Jected a roc ..e i , forehead. - ithe'rado county, California
he investment as this. A nisiory oi mammv.v. "t .
Coloma, El Do-
mium upon the investment
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