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may hereafter be had
, ,
f
wui will be received lor a -less iime
7Esi paid for io advance.
opuoo
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on
rd CCD'S I"' rati - "i"v.
cent will be made to
.i. ? A.:-'. I. t, t ha Mr . . I i i
HV"- - . ' LS1lT.L :-f .tl
si order-
i lor mast
jyijVU I v'"1J' ..
L'DOWD
i
raiii mftt?fl$tJ Sin the
f ft iijrlbalf NmirfUfbrms bis Friends
fl??fii-ei&-JttraTt: the Mrtie isi now
t mi
jJriitiaodi BiRJvjil be sopplied with
M tbetnarliet and aorr&andin cooairy af-
pfiiWcionta
r!i lib fer1io;a:od provender, of all kinds, al-
rMf . Jrle2ii-J n-.l-.-l
Rf JonJeftlgB pledges Jb i mself that fid ex
jaiui hum, wuu
L. COWAN.
tf7
(gllYlLL GO BALD :
Wi Hfimpj jyuvkuii jut mo nuir
OM MW? jCb--lta posili vej qoali
- ,r tt follows ir-it Fbrinfanisi keen
Jiii heiw from iicorfand cansingfa lox
MtnfWUitd mt ladies iftet ehilJ-
jjf sjoodfpreyentipg the falling) douof
gmMfiit,. anyj person' recovering from
y bililf twtsaaie pnect ia produced!. 4tb
i,yu n ipttJCVi iiH aj gooo Krowiu ts aianeo,
;jal be prarf ed by attention to the latest pe
ir !,r5ih It frees the; bead from dand-
14 Meagtbe-tWWii Imparts health and4
ffltM c?'cationl, and prevents the , hair
Banging loolor or geUing gray 6th It
illtbe bait b carl heantifdlly when done np
xlladiestaiTel ahoold ever be made without It,
Til Cbildrsn who have by any means con-
tfU vermiri: be fjead, are immediately and
Mwtvtbj n9,. ItJs plalli-
I lad Seen teatd .abbot fife years no tot-re hair
IH
3 top of my head j than on the back qf mv
bfciodaiyaieafl covered with a tbick scorr.
Ss wt ii'it.totlififb! 10th of Aogoat last,
I yo osfdg 1 be Bal m of Uofomb.8, 1 rom Com
Ldfr Citl ince which, I have osed two and
buttles of the tJalm, wb,tcb has inlly re
mf baif, arid freed my bead entirely from
sal Mr bead is now covered with fine, flow
''liN baiitvhich any one may see by! calling
ae;iiKtanfofd, Coonecticot. !
Mt2,184a,f i -jiD, s scofikld.
I fJonrerfeiHs ire abroad rrpook always for the
ofCoroitoek &-Cp ;f
l&r tale k4befViteb1man.;.0ffice. tod by C
Sf hwderi BatiAoif , Or iStiih. Raleigh j D
iift'iiiHjHsboro ; J Ic R.Sloan, Greeosboxo ; J
. r ;i.i ... 1. 1 r 1 -ii i.
Vegetable universal pills
1 iuf safe a inline vuuo.; . '
alisbort lf C l?ci;; 1842-tf 1 1
"i.irHseaieoii
rri' twrefseaao toe
-
Loofclat I uriiloherraan s aa- siari
WisementJand if voo wish relief for yoor ma
3f'atladies;aii snoV obtain a remedy of C.B.
!
10
1120
To THE
ArFiitCTED.--TTllC
krilleVl'bl:ju a r large and; fresh
ferfpty ol DMoffatjt's Life. Medicine, i Call &
inteliiHi'iCiB -HEELER, Agenu
IjtlorylDcfjC-tiaoi . ., jj
ITT'
P&tOES OTJHXUCITT
AT
1. ' -I'-.-'
iTAklSQVIJII (Iflll a
Hon
5 a 5
Coiton Yarn.i: 190
'andy,.p30:a35'i
peachf 40 ;a5J
Molasses,
iNaila,
Oats,
33 a 40
15 a 20
Pork,
$3
9 a 10
tean 5J
6!
It
Sugar
br.
IfVatberi
I iwi II,
25
mm
r.U.v3f44.
Whiskey, 25. a 30
Wool. fcleanV 25
m
TTEViilLB. March 29.
s -t
Indr.hiHcli 40
L4 !
31o1assea, 28 a 2a,
Nails, cut. I 5i a 6i
yr t a F r .w
Apf .!; S5:far 40
tm !f: 41 a .
Bugar brown, a Id
Lump,
i
14
nape.-
M
j?riok 12'
5 Loaf,
iSalt.
1 Sack,
15 a IS
t
I-
if n j ,
14 18
50 .601
f '
$24
St. II i -
ITohacco lcaf 2 a 2
.'Cotton bag 20
iBalerope, 8 a 10
fWheat new 1 75 a 80
JWhiskey f 25 a 80
Ma pQ
i i J jib'-
- ui4
5 a 5I!
nVool, m :a -lo
liaAW, March 1842
f.
Illi
! 3 a 4 l!Naib cul asaor.7a$
aeon.
4 5i
4 I 1! ! wrought 16 a 18
otter
at
jOats bushel 30 a 37
lrC
122? a 25
Oil gal 4
lamp
75 a $1
A'ffllJf t 14
ntngeedli
10 a 1 25
Pork
Rico
I
sa
m 1,
An 1 icrv f
Hour Kill . t
Salt sack
M: VJiw.W
too
Steel Amcr
10 a 00
R A
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. English
German1
14
aiSTED' AWD PI7BLISUED Br
q;;a?ENi)LETON;
Starllinvr Facts.
Haijrldg if ehildrea and adolts ir lost Tear
Willi i worms, w ben some other caose has been
J It is! amitked jb all doctors that scarry a man.
womsa of chill exists bot; what are "sooner. or
later troobledl with , worm, and in bondreds'of f
ijases, lad !to rslaei a! supposed fever; scarlatina,
cold, of jsomej other atlio; carries off the; flowers
of thehomati familT-while io trntb they die of
Worms ! ;an4 these; eoold bare, been eradicated
in a daf, bf tbe use of a buttle' of Kolmslock's
ftermifuge, at the ;08t of a qoarrer of a dollar!
1 1 Howisickejniojr Ihf Ihooghi tbsMhese ihloffs
shonfdblati4 who can ever forgive ibemselvea
for. not; tr? tog this Wprui .hxUrtKuuUor; when
Ihej ktwyf that even If lbs case was notjwonn,
this, reimedj oold not by any possibility .do' hart
bat $ way aj good aa a pargatire let the ih
ease tW iwhais t fmajrVMHow important then to
use iti and ytho will dare lake! the responsibly
bi do withoot it ? Let every parent tht is not
a broteijask themselves ibis question in troth and
oberots. i jiij-T; n 'j r - "I "1.1
Mr JC Uingold had;a. child vefy,$ick for
near two weeka, and attended by a physician.'
wllhoorBlief,!wheB KolmstockV Vermifoge waft
girefiUaod next day more thao forty worms were
passediiwherl the child recovered rapidly -j -:
jA child off si widow wbmao, Iivingr npar the
Msnbajlao Vateii Worksbad dwiodled for a
0nothtii1 near a skeleton, with great dryness
of ! the tnobtbf and Jicbinj: of the nose. A ba-i
mabe lady, vfbo called to provide for the family,
sent immediately ittbr Kolmstock's Vermifoge,
which brooabt iway j great quantiiiea of worms
for two or three ays, and the child grew belter
at once, and ( regained titi foil strength! in leas
tbah:'.pbnth.iR'j i- - (- ,':-TrAff-'
jSelrera) chlldrftiiq a highly, respectable faro-:
ily jn Broadway 3had worms to a frightfo) extent,
anJ wre all bnred jrapidiy with this Vermifoge.
fin some oil the best fs mi lies io the neighbor
hood nf t. Jbhn?8!Pirk, i lias been extensively
oied,lfrprii thle!drsmstancii bf having eradica
ted a large oaity! of wornis, after ail j other
refnedes had, faijed, which was very extensive
ly known io ibat part of the city. i !
- f A family in New Jersey saved several children
by The ose of it.j Spne. a girl ! of eight years of
ge nad heramel exceedingly emaciated before
tbe VroMfoge:Wa glvent. Thenext dajy hree
Urge worms werB dislodged, and she left off the
Vermifuge, when she became again worse, and
bad resort to'theJVerfnifnge that finally brought
away In iocredibie quantity of worms. and the
care ka$ompleleI and she gained hex health
rapidHiii 4ii,iur i i - j- !".-
: Pbyaician .of standing, bad doctored a farni;
ly ofi children some weeks, withoot being able tn
restore1 bni ooe ontf of the seven to health He
had trn ltberjilft:p Send for Kolmstock's Ver
rjitfogii and cnreMhia rest with il in less than a
weekiii p-v I4iH! ! ' I V i 'i-
Nhjneroni caaes of other complaints were sap
ribsed to exists sbd'the persons treated for fever,
Sec. bat finallyj aTtriil of this Vermifuge discov.
elred IthSriilrab eiltse o the sickness, bf bringing
awav almost an innomerable tinaniitv of worms.
Urffe and email! and Jhe persons recovered with
great pespaiu.j w- muu.uiijui wo
cited to an immense iextent.bat it Is bseless.one
trial for 95 bent wtl show any one with aston
isbment ibe certain effects ofj this Veraifnge.
I CbiifnlNeye! $oy this article onlss it have
Dr KoJmstockfS'iVermif'ige" handsomely en
graved oh the otiiside label, and, the fac simile
Of Comstock & jo.
j3genf C I B Vyheeler, Salisbnry 3 &. II
na5.!QreensboTo,; D Heartt, HilUboro'; J P
Wabry, texingtori ; Dr Slith, Raleigh.
1 UiitrUif 1 o-rTJf"" j
ii p
TatloriJig- j Establishment
IWALSORROOK,
TAILOR, !
Ii :
(Lato the Citv
IT H AYE located mysell
of Ualcigh.)
Jo the-Town of
Hi. Sal'aburyi1 Vpetmanenlly.) and Intend car
rviner nn mv, BUSINESS in a style not to be
sorpawed in this State; or out of itMy Estab
lishment is in tbe! room on tne corner w toe
MaksWtf Hot4 formerly iwcupied as the Post
Oolceilll havlaiDDloyediibe best: of Northern
lWprken.;;rfoexpense or pains will oe snared
to renar tnia m .fj ,. i . . 1
yea ra. and part of j the time, in some of the mtist
cefebtaled 'establtthment.
in the Southern- conn-
try4U hall not hesitate tcf guaiantee every thing
to ni i coi. aco maKei
fir
XX iCi f ?
h r loaL 15 a IB i7noliinnnhIr KitalillSilimoht. ' t otber caoses, tnese rawinnr. .v .
Sall. aack, jaWOnapIC iSStaUHS imepi - , onefaVlon9 or effecta. T'hey are rsed of pe
TlWw, vMmptiu& dentiemio. therein e. may rely cnliar qualities, whieh not 'JH
Tdbwco - 8a20 bat&tbeif clothes made np, in.tbcf mosi but at the same time restore !M:C
T I?nVn 12 a fi fashltSe and dorabTe bianner. I have' bpenjsystem .When first: lakeo 'f.bf ..Jj-J;
Vo W-Ltnenvl2 a lf SSed relvl in cuikins for" the Usf fivaj.thev. immediately, diffuse mUkf vf ror
m - mm -v m. I - llJ l" j ' - - - J J. f ; . i ----- -.- 1 . Ji.U mw m I kali
Jj LfJNIb.fiA!RISj aXD KETV-VORK
ll
fashions,
receiffsd-mb:
Io conclusion, ahoold I
been-
courage d, no cne need 6end away to probate good
clo
ti!: i !:r
Intferende r-Thw- MOliver, Raleigbi N. C.
Salfebary Janaary gi.ia43 tyso
, ftn HE; subscribers would respectfully announce
;JLL to the public, that they have removed: their
lppiiil Tin-plate and Sheet
n
une
aboVe George W. Brown &u Co , and
bppoitie (Thos. L. Cowan's Brickj Row,;, where
lhoti ra hflitftr nrenared to accommodate and ex-
II: kr: !' -ss. iiyi.j. -
tfthll At.' i A aordersSnlheir: 1 neon ahprt notice, and
10UID3 4 8.0 atuai-.Bilv n hand, a cbotce eannlv of
SqWarlb r 8 aJ2 pi.th and Jinan Tin Water Britannia Ware,
TT.lhtr.iv T'nK .Stlllff. S.C. i I
. . , ... . ...... .. .T : it -i Jti r: -
tSalisbm
iljnryf Jan2L'184$tf26f
in A I ah.
3
f.Scclfial lhB Gopernvienl dpejflQf
" upon all your Kulcrs. IJq Has, ikd
-r-r
CLOCIL ANW WATCllt
5; t
; j - - REPAlRWGt
ffTl HE Sobscriber respect folly Inform hi old
tJLf- Friendsr and the Pbblic generallyytbat he
haa opened aahop in Salisbory in the above basi
oes,in a room directly opposite West's brick
buding.-in the boose of Dr. Borns' formerly
owned by JnoLSbaver and just below J . &f W.
Murphy. " . " :. 1.. , I
In addition to the above, the subscriber will
carry on theTSioer ISthWt Business in all the
varieties common in country towns: jsuch as
making Spoons, &c.( and repairing; Stive
Ware.4.V, .;ri,.r , : :. , . ; 'j
lie begs to ansa re the poblic that if ponctoal
attention to business, and skillfot work will en
t ilia him'tb patronage and support, he willmerj
i( it. ' :i .' " - r !l :
T AARON WOfJLWORTH.
. Nov. 3 if 16 ;f .i. r :.
iMsiMlClES in the Wrld,
BEING the cheapest and most pleasant.
The Medical Faculty warmly approye them.
Dr. Sherman is a skilfol and experienced Phy-;
sician. and a member of tbe Medical Society o
Nblw Votk. ! : - ; l l.' ' !' ;
Are the safest, sorest, and most effect oalrepoedyj
for Cooghs Colds. Coosoroption. Whooping
Cobgh, Asthma,. Tightness ol the Longs or
Chest, 4c:. ; :J, . .1 . . . )' i i
SU CRM AN 8 WORM XOKENGES
Are the only infallible worm destroying
medi-i
1 1
cine ever discovered. Tbey have been
used
in
over 1,400,000 cases and never known
Mail
8HI3RB1AN'9 CAMPIIOR LOZBjNGES
Give immediate relief Jn nervous or sick Hesd-i
ache, palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spir
its, .Despoodeocy, Fainting, Oppression or a
sense of Sinking 0'T the Chest, DtarrLopa, Las
8itnde, or a sense of fatigue.
Shtrmatfs Fever and Ague Lozenges i
Are the most certain remedy for this distressing
complaint, ever offered to the American poblic.
In the immense number of cases in whicb they
have been nsed, tbey have never been known to
fail. , : : j ! . !
Sherman's Restorative Lozenges.
Diarrhoea or looseness of the bowels, so com
mon and troublesome duriny thesoromer months
may now be entirely prevented by a prpei ose
of these Lzenge8 Tbey are prepared express
ly tr that pornoe, and can be relied j on? with
perfect confidence. Persons subject to a1 derange .
meot of the bi(wels shoald never he wttrvnotlthem
They afford immediate relief from sit tbe attend
ant gnpings, faint nese. depressiw. rc.
Sherman's Cathartic Lozenges
Are as pleasant and easily taken as thj common
peppermints; and are Jin active anbj flicieni
medicine. They cleanse the stomach and bwele,
and are the best cathartic evrr ned for btlioo
persons! Where an active medicine is reqn'red,
they are not only the beit, but the safest that can
be administered. s j i ;-
Sherman's Strengthening PLASTER,
I The best nf all plasters for Rheomtim Lcn-
bago, Pain or WeaBness in ino nactiti,wv.
The above medicine is for sale, wholesale or
retail, at the BtlisKary Mediftl Drag Siore, by
C. B, WHEELER. Agent,
Salisbury, N- C,
Sept S. lS42--ly6
TT30SSESS cjoalitieaof the roost mild and be
JLrjeficiat uatare. They are composed of"
ticlesthe most? anAirpacn, coHbined with
inwredientakoown-as Jhe .only cena,in antidWe
fox fevers of every defciiptton. When the dia
ease Is produced either1 from cold; bbstroctibo,
bad air, swampy "and damp sitoations.ibr putrid
miasmiV whethef malignant or epidemW, or by
through every; pore.
delightful, saiatsry. ana perrn.. . V
sparK oi inn urging - , , ,
languid, and the faculties pa ralized. these aiedi-
ninu.rofnnnd In oiTfl 8 lone lO lhe!0er' X-
Uuerate the animal spirits.invigorate the body,
1 and. re-animate the whole. man.
The Life Medicines bave also been osedjwiih
the most happy success in Nervcus ano Uvt-
peptio diseases, Uoosnmpt too, Aeine,;
Complaint, Rheumatism, chronic and infUma
tory Dropsies &e. ,'.iaXl,l
iaCali a uress DuufcR ,
lSaiisbury,Dct22.1S42-Iyl3 rf! j
IrrpAaopply of the above Invaloable ME
DICINES are for sale at James' y ipsa .oao,
?fedeU 0DF'C Mc1Nl-OSH.fAgent
f JEect csi astical JVoftce
nn HE Presbytery or Concord will! meet at
II PrwtAtnce. Mecklenburg CoontyKon the
eacood W ednesday in April, at 11 oclockrAr M.
; STEPHEN FRONTIS, Slatea ijtaK.
- fr3rkA-r!hTloUA naners. the i Watch-
manofthe iSouth' and " the Pfeabyterian
will please copy the above.
March 4J 1343 4w32
a r.WNff n a r. assortment, may be :
A Salishorv Medical and Drug Store.
Salisbury, N. C, Jan. 21.1343 tt28
. . m
dcquirt top muepmeer. j JTe eee
liberty is sAFE."r-Uea,I. mrmoo.
SHOULD. MAN BE PROUD I
4
; bhonta man Ut proud f go ask the great.
The gret to wealth or power, :Sofnacna-L.
fYoo will not find with all tbeir state, .
j The trm, in beart, the jpure in fame; j
I The world with its infeetioos breath
: "i !
Hath scattered wide the taint of sin
Like marble o'er the place of deatbi; t - m
Thoogh-taijr WfthoutaHVvilelwithin.
Should man be proud poverty
' Degraded oft below the brnte, j ;
; Will not Its burning tears reply :
In language eh-qaent, iboogh mate
Its ceaseless iale' of bitter 'wrong," ;
Its deep sbasement en in dust, .
Will answer loud and answer long.
And answer true iaa true it mbst.
: ! ' f ' h !(- H .-f I '
, I I ' . ! L ' . .:i :!'; : .
: Should man be proud ? go ask; the grave,
The cold, the lone down trodden tomb.
Where sleeps the monarch and the" slave,
In kin Jred dust and kindred gloom
Go to the place were 1 boosands sleep
In still obliioo's midnight shrood;
And o'er the wreck of ieiog weep
' And ask,- ask ibeie aAotW man be proud ?
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED SERMON
j BY OLD HUNDRED. ! !
Mf dear dsodiea sod belles,1 fops and flirts
and otheri stragglers down the, bill of life,
ciy text to day is that much o'sed and a hos
ed s ing, Does j your Mother mow you
are out ?" ; j ! : ' : ij j j
Poor silly infisted grub-worms, I would
say from your shines and capers that be
don't know you're out. Yio yoong lady,
with a p?ra?oj like Wet cabbage leaf 00 a
rm-rod, and cbaioai of hair down earhcheek,
like a bottje.tsiled spider c'ipped iojvlack
ing. bad been making his everlssiing'elcpe
bent, over your rouge-covered face, leaving
a hrnad trace bf bind him, and on your back
perk of bran, and your miociog gait,
like you Were picltiog your way among rot
ten eggs, or was bar-focted in a bnsr pstcb,
and your stm; linked to a. brainless dandy,
(hut I'll come at him as soon: s a I am done
you,) wriggling along the street, and for
what ? to hunt up indigent virtue, or tnffcrv
mg innocence, to pour balm on the wound
ed spirit of poverty, or onlr jto smear yoor
own gidtly heait! with the corroding grease
o yanityjito hear fools whisper a yoo pass:
ahat I 111! 0irl " KPmmhr an nno
beauty is but: akid deep, and the storms of
matrim ny and the bleak winds of affliction
ruhs it all but, and leaves the counten
ance bare and unbecoming as a wea-ther-heaien
barn door, unless yoo put
on a coat of the lasting paint of,, meekness,
worth, and loye.under the varnish of beauty.
If you can laugh U ike him who wins,, and
know that you are still loved and lovely,
and that' vnoi are still beautiful, now that
the gle 89 which hid yoor worth and good
nefs berifHib us dazzlirg glare is gone, you
sneu a nappy , iiiuuriicr no aii near yoot
mke lis poor erring mortitls fee jost like a
man almost frozen feels when be sets down
by a cheerful . fire at . his own borne. H
hears tbe storm but needs it! not: he is hap-
1 I . " : .hi .I 11 1 1 - 11 1 l u y
"T 'i; - 1 L !
pv once; omre. but naverf ouj ifone mis r .committed in ire inpugntiesi 01 erring poy
i am fraid that you are but a butterfly, bcrn hood, (when tf mild treatment had been
4 -..'-''! . . il
a worm, to oie an insect, t
Ah, I( don't half like that labffh it vf
forced; 'you ; pretended to, he pleased with
that fool's wit, when yoo knew it was sto
len! Oh, why such deceit, giddy fluttering
orm ol the ; cabbage patch ; ycu are sold.
soul and body, for a 1 1 tile empty, windy.
useless adulation ; yes, aoldi to the old
snake with the fih hook on bis tail tbe
same snake thut fooled your mammy in Ad-
am '8
tr!ck niirb --and oh, ensors ! bow
he will strip that finery and raise a dust for
a mile sronnd. with that peck bf bran. Sy.
flower-surking butterfly, does yoor mother
know; youre out f If she does, she is un
fsithful to her trust ; and ought not. to be
trusted aein. any more than the roan who
stole a handful of acorns from tbe blind
ww. ; Go home, gossamer, and try to pre
pare fyoureelf to br a Woman, Ind theo
when you are abroad, any body will know
that your rootucr kuuws yuu ic uui.
Now yoo that teas cut out for a man. but
II! ! I-. . I. m
was art villainously rpiini m wi'ii m),
Ml attend t yoor case, i Fori what end. did
y n burl opon the wor!de door snd rush
io odcsiled; like a roanchased by a mad
hull what good do you expect to bestow on
your fellow man some useful invention,
even one solitary remark No, those that
look for any . thing useful or gooo.irom you,
ill be just as badly tooled ss the msn wno
caught the skunk and tnouf at it was s kii
ten ; br the woman when she made greens
of gunpowder tesi You j know where the
neatest, tightest Ufois, wnni mo uuu
;raps, can be got on ", tick,'' but jou don't
know! where the next useful lecture is to be
delivered, yoo know the .faabionable collar
of a teat, but you oever studied the gorge-
n: hots of a rainbow, unless tt wst toano
for a piece to make a crsvat of ; yo know
vnb a ! fool feels in dress, but ' you don't
know how a dan! feels iwhen i be, eststhe
bread earned honestly by L the sweat of bis
own brow ; but yoe knew how; a monkey
iAntr for vou see one every day, twenty
tiroes, in yoor landlady 'sj oking glass, but
you don't know bow a man feels after doing
e good actioo, you don't go where tbst sight
XI.
fish mouthed, bsbcW-sbooIderod, cafterpili
r.Teggd, gooseiyed; shbep-fscedewhiii
kered drone in Ibe world's bee fcive ' What
are you good for ? Nothifcj fetib cheaf
your taiW, nearly lisp by note j t.ne fo
some milk and cider poet sentimentally, eat
oysters gravely, sanke ci?ars lazily; msVe
silly girls act the foot absmefplly. I say.
does your mother know yone o:tpbf
useless toad ?. I am afraid yo bate jno mo
ther nbr never bad. l- ; f .. 1 . 41
Yoo are no more use in thisi world than
a timepiece in a beaver Jam, or a hair-ma-tress
in a bog pen Yon fill no longer space
in tbe i world's eve than ih 'in iU ff
musqoito would in a msrkat
boose, or
stomp tailed dog in all out doors ; iou are
as little thought of as the feliow who knock
ed hia grandmother's last tooth down her
throat and as for brainsv ten thousand such
could be preserved in a drop of brahdv and
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have ss much sea room as a tsdjpole in. Lake
Sopertot ! and as for; ideas yon bave bet
one and that is stamped on yoor leiden skull
an inch deep, that tailors and females were
to be gol:ed bf you, and that ill may! entf
you your appearance. Jor utelesa tobac
co worm, vou are e base. Does ydur mo
iber know yoo're out? It is jloncb time;
so stsrt, boy a brandy toddy on tick from
some good natured landlord, and eal Inocb
until too are aa tight as a drum, sneak jto
bed and think of nothing MtH you fall
aaleerxio dream of apes, pant strips, and
tailor's bills, not to awake unlil the dinner
bells call yoo to est again.- i , H i;,
How many harmless, shallow mortals of
another order go scudding about 00; jhe sur
face of. tbe world's grest wsters, wiiboot a
motive ; guided only by cbanee, whim or
impulse, like a mellow bog in! a big Teddy
under! a shady willow, until they are! awal
lowed op by the greedy bsss of death9 and
the first thing tbat they know, they know
nothing; when I see one of these, j always
think 1 poor bog, yoor motbel donfi know
TOuVeont. ! . j:i i -ill ,
Bow many sill v ones neglect their btisi-f
ness and get after some foolish pleasure and
chsse tt,end keep chasing it like a bbv
after a butterfly, un;il tbey wsr out the bit
of constitution, beating tbe. ground with the
vaio hopjh of catching the : swift phantom
end finally fall into some hidden pit cover
ed -with rflowers to rise no more T I I then
tbi&?poor fool, yoor mother don't know
yoo're out; nor you won't be out aoon
aeaini -I . -. (1
Vhen I see s yoong man step jn tbe skiff
of dissipation, and start dowfn the ; stream..
of pleasure, using the oars of imprudence,
while folly holds the helm, passing 'the
shores of propriety faster tbbn a b'reak of
liebtning can pass s sick crew, and ; at last
is drawn over tbe falls of total destruction
and dasbed into as msny atoms as a drsp of
wter from a four story roof,1 1 then ask of
myself, for I cant ask of him, did his mo
ther know be was out. When I see s boy
leaving the prison door, aftar a long and
dresrv, confinement, with a bale face and
; wunereo nanus, nis step wesK ano loitering
I skulking along, dodging all he meets like a
j guilty thing, shading bis eyes! from the usual
i elare of daylight, cut from the society of
this fellow beings, for some trivial offence
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resorted to and tbe crime buried in silence.
and inducements held out tr) him to think
well of himself, perhaps lbatboy might
have been saved from treadling the atirn?
road of villiant,) I ssf, wheln I see this, 1
think of the grey haired mother al borne, if
a hovel can be a home, the! scalding tears
of misers chasing each other of! her jhigh
check bones, and her -bony band shaking
with age and sorrow for bef ooly hope
her fn, while her hold looking eye I rests
on nothing ; sy lb myself, poor sufT ring
woman, you don't know bje is bq(i-yes,
he is out ! out of jail ; out jof friend, out
of credit ; and out upon tbefworld. a scoun-
drel, for the test of bis days,iall for the com-
i mission and punifbment of s boyish crime.
So the world goes, nd so it wilt go till it
is rn down, snd 1 begin to think. that but
few of our mothers know we are out !
VETO EXTRAORDINARY:!
IMPORTANT DECISJO I
The exmember of the Ul S. Senate, the
brightness of wboap genius sheds such a
balo of light around the great " democratic
family," and the splendorjof j whose elo
ouence so charmed! the awe-aUirken and
. ' i . n i t I
eoD()e,Dd. ,o.M, lor
hnrt time, his thoDOhlS flfOm BlPkB 800
other cor oorations. ilhe 'usual topics o. bis
eloquent out-pourings) and to-set js chur-
ring the trial of a suit Tatel in that court,
ui.ii w ww.w w. r
n( lha .Annltf rnnri of L.S9Weil. UU
the eonnael for the o aict ff feao too oecis
ion of the Supreme Coorf delivered by
Chiaf Justice Ruffin, as spplieable to the
case then pending, when tbe presiding Jus
tice and illustrious ex-senator, delivered bis
opinion as follows : .
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Tbati sir,josy be Law in JBaleigh, but,
sir, it sbsll pot be Law; in Caswel while I
bave tbe honor of holding ja seat: on this
bench and as for that roan jRufiio, be may
bave considerable rep'Hstinn.as s j Lawyer,
bot be so't sfrenglAy."-- rTbwigfon Whig
The British have; received $1,500,000
ftt of thfi first instalment, from lbe Cul
NO. 37 VOLUME
trHOLE JVO, 557. ' , J
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& Frvm t hzMccny If&ching VbtaTtcf 1
!WASHINGTON'S OLU SERVANTS
' f " ..'t Washikotoh. Fall. K
Hieepirit 0 ujotii withiae hW bo
rebeabed thw eaornieg by oommoniun with a man
,!'k-wl,ch Peaeni with tLe
Ioogpast4 f 11- . -
lVjJ&rt" rf CoL Washiog
too atf Braddocka defeal. and who waa also his
arssy servaat doriog a bar of the Rjvolatiora
ry ; war. I inqutred brcn ft, tBdT tf lbe nn.
-nr. ungBt 01 ftJassaebJDetfa iiwi iU
iprgao o oar own stace. accompaaied mata ik
old veteran cabin, which ta hmm kk r
.ld
We foond him io good faealib and with a atroog
feeling of g.atjtods to God and hia country at
the Prospeci ol a peotloq. He aaya that ib.
people of Virginia, th?rp?yeara aga, told him,
that if he came to Washiogtoobe wocld be
aore to get a peoaioo, aad though be baa aoffer
ed many yean of disappoiotment, ioateadof
complaminr, be has bean ibaakfal for tbe Btr
cies sad bhsdagabe baa enjoyed. M v f
When we comtneneed coo versatlon with kirn
his voice was Iretaalna ami kU .n..... J.m
Colt. - Bat tbis. u hi .!in,r. r ...
come, and be Ulked for an boor and a half with
mach animation, f eviaeing I remarkable iatalli
gejiee. strict regard for troib, and a jest aeeaeof
propriety. Hb did notf know bow old be waa,
but from inforsaaiSoo derived from persona who
knew him best, fixes his birth io 1722. v He says
that be was several years older than the" Colo
oslM ar BraddockV defeat Washington took,
him aa a servant whn be entered tbe army in
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1143. telling film na moat grve awTy. his fiddle, j
stop playing with dice, and hi would take care
of him, and tbat be found him a kind, good maa
ter. He gave aa a brief bat ioielligeot account i ;
of the disastrous battle in wbieh the English
General fell. jTbia living chronicle of a battle j
which occurred almost oaa boodred yeara ago,
from the lips'of oaa of the actors in tbe aaoae ;
was deeply interesting. w
Mr Brigga abowad tbe old oegroa sword be
longing to General Waabiogton, which by many! 3
was supposed to be the one worn at BraddockV I
detest. Aftef examining it, the old man saidNj!
that it was not so j'- tbat the - Colonel" had two :
aworda with fain io tbat camps igo, both of which
he said be had tbe care of, and wbich be ; de L
scribed. Mr B. iafbrmed him . that ile award
came from. Washington grand aephaw ; but be
persisted io eayjogj that ii was oot used in that f
campaign, ss is the fact, for upon the belt bac- ?
kte G. W 1 1757" if engraved, ehowtng that
it was made two years after tbat battle.
He then gave some! account of scenes on the 1
Brandy wine, in the Revolutionary war, and of
the aurreoderof Com wt I lis, when be waaagiiii
Washington's servant; hat with less diatioctoesa.
showing that tbe. earliest scenes were best re-'
membered-Wheo ha beard of Waahlngtoo
illness, he came from bib reiidence to Mooot!
Vernon, arriving the day afiet tire General died. ji
At first nobody there knew fiim.er woukl allow;
bim .to see the remains, butbis importooitiea
finally brooght some of the family eat, by .
whom be waa recogniied. !
At the close of the War General Waabiogton I
gave him one -of bistnilitirycoiie, wbich he baa
carefully preserved, ajid yaluea it aa a relic a
bove any price the world cao offer. This was
shown to uv , It i Woe, with ' yellow lacings,
and large metal buttons six of which bare been';
feleoioosfy eat -off by visitors. la lookiog at and
talking of ibis preciobs garment, tbe old ' nan I
brightened op and became entbuaiaatrc Mr.
Dnggsakedj him far the coat, f He saw ;
the qoeatbo was not iio earneat, aod barely re
plied, Don't ask soeb a qoeaiioo, masaa. Mr;
Moigaa. with apparent earnestness, repeated.
how mocb money Shall I give yoo for it,
John?" i At this be draw -op and replied with
spirit, tbat if be bad not b tog bat rags to wear.
Si !
and nothing to eat, all tbe money io tbe world
could not bay that coalu Bat be added, u yoof
may-put it on, aa a beip of ladies and gentlemen
have done before.?
Having been with him more than an boor, I
spoke of goiog, but he orged us so earneatly to
atop that we remained coach longer, listen
ing with constatitfy locreasfag interest, to one;
who has lived to more than Jive score aod ten
years. . j; k : . - - -J
His mental faculties are yet unimpaired.His
vision and speech a rej affected, bat bis bsariog ia
good. His wife is more than seventy yeara hia
junior, and his only companion and nurse. Tbey
live in a cabin which! be built before tbe late
war. if. nil
The bill which haa passed tbe House, under
the auspices of Col. Taliaferro and Mr Btiggs
gives him a pension at fSO per annuo, women
cing in 1842. ' . "
- FROM SJT. DOMINGO. j
Later aeconnta from St. Domingo receiv
ed at New York report that a battle had
been fought between a portion of tbe Gov
ernment troops and the Insurgents, ia which
the Insurgents
were the. most successful.
Another portion of the troops are reported
to bate gone over 10 the Insurgents. A
great many r citizens are ondcr arrest, sod
bosiness is at a stop. But little energy ap
pears to be manifested on the part of the
Government forces. roar- H
The' Ruling Passion A lsdy in one of'
'our vlllsfes waa lately thrown from s wagon
snd carried bomeenseless, with-an ugly
ent in one ot her; pretty cheeks. No sooo
eV bad ibe sorgeos commenced Tiis opera
tion than animstton returned, and opening
her eyes she lisped beseeching, Do. doctor!,
sew it neatly Of course the gallant op
erator rsn the sticbes as close as a milliner
I working a wpst-osnd, i I
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XC. Y T": I ' . " TI kl A 'I
Mhosieur, you and 1 stay beie so long, tbat
I hae a notion death baa forgotten os.,
! 'Sneak es sofilv as yoo can, madam, re-
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York, named Moses Torres, who bad ben
terrified by the Miller doctri e, and eon
yineed that the appearance of tbe comet her
alded the immediate - deatroction of he
world, snedpted euicide by esrallowpng
Bolterv leadfHei was onsuceeofulrand
nil probably rerover to corse tne soinor 01
his asdheas4 'the norriuie mooes
in all recent' attempts st suicide oesi nave
Strock ail our resders. Very lately a man
neatly rut b?s bead off with a chiael, and
week befota last, a man plimgtd ba ; bead
into a basin of jboijin g water. j ! r
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