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all ill fff? 1 I II ' -1 - BY j. J. IRfEBi Kdiisr nfilli. J. r. IU.lt Jbl lHlllUl MHtK " gtiubt t0 politiw, lit v MBrf, nta d : aprwmf &, (toamfl tl)f glrt5 "rt.-3torcfi jXtem, en tyr aiaUp (Circle. .-jr.xTr. VOL. ; XL NEW SERIES. SALISBURY, N. C, MARCH 15, 1855. i NUMBER XLn VUniSTOPIIER XORTIT. This interesting sketch by the author of "Ten thousand a year" appears in !!,i, Lieor Matjatint fur December : On ii bright frosty day in lecenibor 1S37, as I waa quitting the mathematical class of the University of ldinliurgu flf allien, I had. been a iiiomber about two month one of tuy clast-fellow said sud denly If yo .want to ace pliri.tophcr Xoi tli, he't yonder P Thi my compan ion knew to have long been ny desire, j fr J wa in those day one of Christopher North' most enthusiastic admirers. My curiosity was gratified iu a momeut. ' Walking rapidly acrvs tlio quadrangle toward the claa from (.that-of Mral Philoaophy) with a sort of .hasty impel u ousstep, as though he wero hchiud hi time CM Professor Wilson, then ia the very prime of life A faded, tattered gowu, put on cnrelessly, fluttered in the keen wind, and seemed a ludicrous ap pendage to a fine, tall, manly figure, and free and fearless bearing, as I have ever i..L,J iiTWMi. As ho came nearer, his had a disordered appearance, as if its oc- eupaut were carclcd. lie bad. a loose wrapper round him, his siiirt collur was thrown open, aud seemed writing. Pray, take a seat," said lie, addressed me by name, and then Lis piercing eyes were fixed on me with what ..thought a slight ly impatient curiosity. u I feel sir, thad left, he asked me much about tny intcn-land comes from my heart; wherefore I lions aud prospects ; wished uie heartily well, and wlien, abonl eteven o'clock," I had shaken hands with him, and got in to the street, the sun of genius no longer shone on mo, and 1 felt dull indeed in the dark. As I walked home, I thought my self poor pigmy that had just been enter- I have taken a grout liberty, (1 began) ; tained by a gol humored giant ! but I am an English student, with very Professor Wilson read with great ra few friends k Scotland, I felt anxious to pidity, and it was an txhatmtioe reading ; hope it will be accepted In. the spirit In which it i written- J Adieu, Christopher North! Adieu, John Wilson 1 SAMUEL W A HHE.V. have the honor of paving my parting re spects to yea." Ulvwey, latn uiucl to gathered tho purpose, scope and char actor of a work, on even a difficult sob- this have come under uiy personal know- ledge J aud 1 know the pages in Itlm-l-uxxnF $ Miukuim which attest Ohriato- ohliged toyou. So you are leavingjho IjecVai. almost Aglaee. Iinanccsof university t Are you the Mr. Warren that gained the prize for English verse!" I told him I was ; on which his whole manner altored, and became exceedingly cordial and gracious, and his smile was fascinating. " Well (said he.) as you are an Englishman at a Scotch University, I was a Scotchman at an English I'hiversi ty at Oxford;" and lie talked with ani mation on tliO jtopic. After a lng con versation. 1 happened to sav " There is " Tbw w 1 )ttci..ua rmm dtirl by M 9ita tu U mat With btHlt tit 1K1UIM U lllCIC U1I4I(UI ow a. Pimm lit Nrm Oitnttr. PKEl'EXiEIiS aud there it a species of domestic dili gence, at well ia virtues a in fortunes, which enable a man to look with equa nimity opoa the rise and fall of wen. Personal vittor and diligence, like an an chor, give stability to their possessor, amidst the fluctuation of society. A meddling disposition naturally arise from Bkrk- nuttlcct of oue't owa businesa. lie . who f ibr.i fnend.. hr mn ijmf -; Ujon bi journey, freta at tlie people retur tneir speeu 10 osieniaiion, man un own delay to inactivity. On the other hand, he who seek proper object, with the ratolntion they desirre, ha neither leisure nor inclination to examine the eJaun of othert, nor to inn aire wit hjrhat siecd and in what order they accomplish their race. Hi eye it set upon the goal, and not upon those who run. Indeed, from the greatnes of hi dutigns, he is not properly a competitor. These are too jnst and high to be common to tno tnul BY RlMl'KL I'. IIEUBOS, It is readily admitted that it is unwor pher North' marvelous rapidity and ae- jtliy of a great mind to make war npm ev f.urrv of rUicl iiidL'inent. A a critic, ery ouo who succeeds beyond hi desert. his perceptions were exquisite, and his ,l ' true t""'Kl'. ot apparent, that n,,) gcn A mal) CBn rather afford to resources boundless. IIo could put a new such couUuct is as impolitic as it is an- t IM,ihbor, than bo under any ne n'ti-t iv If unv inn ariL-a 1i ii i avtmh t r i l l mi l .. or an old idoa into .sort of kaleidoscopic r , ' . ,": . i A-J . Z w.uaui enu.uwm.noia. mum ... . - . a me IlIlUl'Sl'T. IIU n (II I1IT t' HIS c svnFU- variety of striking and novel aspect, and j CHt by conniving at his want o( merit, and find it a duty to iauili, as a gratification to eiieounuru. iiy seuKini; uis owu au with 'a charming facility. He could bring . by leaving the nature milig to it own j ralCcm4;Iltt in t,0 us0 of energetic and 44 film m gwtUaf to Rara mj Brt." " So tald a middle-airod man, a he enter ed the bar-room of a tavern and Walked up to the bar-keeper. Here L , ftp Hittomdhinq to hardm my htart. " It waa uttered in part, evidently a a witticism LfoiY h poNi he looked about the room for the smile of approba tion. And yet there wa a sneer in the tone of the request, like the jeer of tome fiend from the pit, for the speaker and all hi associate well knew that the barkeep er was a professor of religion : and they knew, too, that he had not the apology that he was only the br-cpT, hired to perforin a service about Which, personal ly, he might have had scruples, for he wa tnrwHrisfthe'liotel n wert-arbarr keener in it, and a man that they kaew was not wanting in souse, or ignorant of the i;reat truth and rousinir appeals that have been poured forth on the subject of temperance. To this man was addressed the call, 'Give me something to harden my heart I' And he knew wliat was meant,, ana tonic duten tlie dcanUr of brwbj, and hand ed it to the speaker, that he might help himself. And as ho did sr. a cold shud- . a t 0 IT only one person hesideyoursclf.Bir, whom ; bappily than Ins author nnnseii. mi t 1... t...r..w rai.ir.Mmr ! rich cointrehenion and lienetratini: criti -.ut i, i. .,ii. iii, r m.iri- ilistmrllv and !ur iu outeii worn. 11 i nui .- iu .. -.,. ii,a,i l,n WU a rovn rni iiin ucr narisca over mc, B I iimunv ui uuu .iiovw.ii unjr vii'Mi mo,, nu uw, m promoting anJ congratulating that ol expression oi u mnvnr, nwuuwu which will not add resuresh tlie weak. i-,,.-,,!.. world because of oifufices !' It must needsj I to England." " Who is that ?" he asked. " Mr. 1H Quincy, tlie ' Opium Eater."" j " Mr. De Quincy I Why lie s staying : with mo now ! Well, I dare say I can cism stied new spiemior over iiomer, . in,rtt .lehciont mati.when put upon hi;mL,,1(j4 M t(ie .)rujunrtt( the innocent man by whom the offence comet Ii !' Hiaksicare, Spenser, Milton, Dryden, grianl, will find means on some side to i I)I1C ; ()r intc.rCyUr4e with tlio world. It Something to hard. n the heart ! Alas, and whomsoever else he willed to set ! render himself f.iriui.lablo. There i no Jj tli& onljr way iu whioli can coutrt- to trno A lJftcriptioi of what the one ; fore his own and his reader's eye. ,nore f,uitful '" cxiKidienU than he, ,,uto ,0 rectify wliat tl eri ,mollr,t men, 1 asked and the other fjave him ! licyond I hp,.,.! him iak iii disnara"- without convicting ourselves of tlie same quesuoo, u juiracucu uw wu ui uuiu 1 ncer lieara nun sptak in uisparan . , . w...kness s.that he doe not know : . ...: .. iT:. ... i... I I tluw.no n.r,.;,, t. .IrlnL . a ra ii to lanthatjiut ambition should sneer at religion, and again to make lutht 1 to a vulynr contest. It is of the fearful fact that nis own heart was Tlivre u Ho state in which there u.(.,.r ;,, mosl C(Wog, tliat falselnxid should hardened, for ruin ; and of the other, to bill no upon toe one mai uisuiicu ihc and aiKjJogy to the . undeocrving. The! Suih is tlui nuirsawhifh nature rceoiu-! be that offence come ; but woo to that ,ooi.ca upon. ;-!lnaa tliat for jUm Come in to-mor- l never i.earu nun .peaa ... u.pBS- W0BkneM j,, ,mt iie ,l,H., know limb and hi motions gave the idea ot a ; . . , . ... r jg terms of any of his contemporaries ; li(t di.dvaritaae. and he whr make this "'a . " ? .u :i:. ....I ' - . . i ... . r- ', , ... . ,uiuuiiuui comoineu wrcngin, , . j,,,,.,,,... .. tn ,ii. I l,a!l bo most ! but now tremcnUons, in ins earner years, uwcovcry t., i,u lias Uouo linn imporuni bu cuim;u..J tl) V win loin lie service. and there, wa a-certain sort of trank,! m . . , . , nil!ft.iHthi of those buoyant unaffectednes abont his demean-; ' acceMed tile iuvi-' -ffotisidcred deserving of them as literary ;' " '"any uncertainties a. that of h-s- lwaIk at t,mu tjmt trulh kUould lay or that seemed to indicate lgl.-l,,art,.a. , . . . . . . , , ln ades. is known to all well-informed ".......I , ."ZX?"' hvr reUrmg graee. miiivii . i ...-. .... , ... iiimii CMjiifiHtv. tnic 'i iiju iimii- 1 nave couverseu win. , .. U,.:1.L , .. llf EDI" C ATIoN A L S EN TI M EXTS. their children, and parents, and every man i t U In m-irf m.in ovult th tvi'A tt' tl fit. ....y , - V. ..d ami all lie ready to make, el- .... miiuii iv. nun nv it..'. - I.... na nnal IllOtltAl HOtl IlIlYSl- . . . . i 1-. I coiiw..o..3..". I,- , w i w.;th nl, , fr;c,Uliip of manner, I with- merary reauy.r. i .u u,.,,t wUK.t ,,f ulir natiirc is seen in cal endowment. lien lie came neari i, ;,,,,! r.,,m;.. 4iis tx n ; him much about literary men, and often this that men will aband hi, in peace, ad enough for his face to be seen with dis-1 - , - tteXt even-1 admired UUforU-aringandgenron. .pirit. vantage, for which, in .war, they would . tinctuess, in it 1 forgot everything else' 1 ' Shortly after Dr. Dickens had so s.id Uv lively died. It is n,a.n this Mage l.-Ut parents to ....... i.:... . I .Lull .,v..r forget tho . Bt V0 ',l'0,ute,I llour' l,lu"1 "ct 1 , . , - V . ,, , . ot the human character tl.at.m.M.t of the children to their par. uou u. , wn into the drawing room, where were , ueo.y ecopseu . rT.w. j - cmmi the ftorhl liM llave,: impression ll prouuteu. nn m....-, evidently a verv amiable i te.nne, Professor Wilson r," ,,;, ,, ,. ,r tsrlitiM. ll imwrj. . i ..ii TT - I - Il.l f. " L ,w-- , s -- r"Ti'"'2"1' .r r ... . .... nrCTineattr tnr-j-T" --:iiiJ j... wt of Ur chil. ; me ol mm in term, oi iiiu Bu....r.....,, ,Vj iUbI1ii1c , .u.l.ouly iiita1 - What eomBreaMoitof tlie thinuuti.., t ...... .. . . .,. .,......ma..jXUdiHiljUiuijzTcat irenius ; whoso full he dcmrCTT II a beautifuIiriorSea Iffit what a bright"" in he .poke -NyaV. Wif- . " - i n i hb in niuut! ilia nipruu aiin:. ili mic v a I. . y i i j i two other gentliMiim, t whom ho wa ' creation. t. . , i;,. II.. ..r-.ia. ! lit iich! t't be dailv visitor at Mers, A.1,1 . lii nil tho fair transparent com- ... ' . .,i-.i. ,.U ;ili i..-,.r. uiacawoou s sai.Mii, inocwgi VXiM,lnir i,,, .icte.ts nrluco linn tocouf tlicir places every .lay clial wjtn tin-in ana one or iu .nu i h i ieii u .ue. .v iuieeie ci.arncoT, iikc'comniue u.mi cr wo iidsc. friends, read the newspapers, and .kim a dead body, decays sanest when leftj 3. If possible, let student keep on m.;nM rrvie and new andi.turbca. 1 a!u e i .tikiice has some-. throutrh iiceeive w-ssion. There is uo publication. He was much attached to pear tlie object of contempt and abonv inatiqn. ; An intimate acquaintance with tlie best descriptive poet Spenser, Mil- -ton, ant) Thomson, bnt abort all with tho diWwe Georgia joined to aotn praetie) -. in tlie art of drawing, wilt promote thia amiable sensibility m early year$ then the face of nature has novelty tupef added to it other charm, the passion are not pre-engaged, the heart it free from care, aud the imagination warm and ro mantic. We find an account, in tlie East Brook lyn Tune of a new method of " raising the wind," a well a the dead, in that city in the diddling line of the eaton, end-indicate tlie extent and pressure oC -the hard timet. A female called a lev ' dayt since on a lady of oine influence fat Hrooklyn, and told a sad and plaintive story of (uffering and privation, and more over, that her husband had just died and that the lacked the mean of a decent bo- rial. Her tale of woe so wrought apoa the ladv that she proceeded to visit ber imuiedlately, to satisfy herself thare waa no imposture. On entering the apart meat site beheld the coffin, and wattatit lied all wa right, and not wishing to har . row the feelings of the bereaved woman, she left tier a considerable sum of money and immediately departed. After pant ing two or three block from the dwell ing, thinking alt the way of tlie way of the strange complexion to which we are liable, the misted her. pocket handker chief and returned to tee if she had not dropped it in the. house. rThettainwera ascended hastily and the room entered without much ceremony, when what did she behold the woman' liuaband yjtinjf up in tlie.colha counting over the money. himself and his profession of religion, and to sell his principles, and hi elf-re-siect, and his conscience j all for the pal try price of the glass that wa. purchased. Sonuthinti to luirden tit heart. Re member it, young man, and touch riot the luttilttm will go ano Kacriuces iq secure us pnceiens A boy of twelve, not long tince, enter ed Lawrence saloon, and with an air of i social glas Ja?.nember it, parent, and pomposity oute amusing ,n a yown ot blue flaaliing " E. k. in, to thmt. o cjbmmi lent lie move a leaf ; be will not teach , 2. St. him caution lv vJITing him to tand lia- at the bt oiitiitiijr h)hii in utumce, i. or nut nc, o. plexion, flowing auburn hair, and the(jiulv erect commanding set of bi UeaU upon j u Vl))1 wnl)t to fiCC jrr Q,,ill(.v j Ids shoulders, and surely no Grecian come Q - And leading me into a back sculptor could have desired anything be- j r,(nm'iitowr,la a door which stood .en, y.d.iL At for hi eye, it lightened on )m e ang,e fi,rmuJ Ly hWi a litUo ne as lie- passed, aud suddenly di.ap m ()rei.j i J.lack pale, care worn, lieared. ' icilti a ivrv iiiirb foreliend. A I heard that many more wcreerowo-1 r 1); QlincVj t)li4 a yoang friclll, ; mm ... .u ..-.... ;.. U.to his class-room than were entitled . .....w t ,i, I ! "lI 1,c wa ... I followel tlieir example, dis-:. t..i.i - At,...,,.- .-..r,!.'! playfully his ey w . . Ilirillill' t' ltll !. " -t . .-t:-,ft.anT thoaehtaHior the inmcel ... i.v .... t. 11.. , . was g.al lmm.rn.Miy making nm oi .. oll : ui,t ,.u taiwiu -j ' O ' 'ntpiHfW II Wffc MB, 111 1 .111. -V . .. ... i. 1 i i i l M Cttsv- i i i- i l ,,,,; I ll.. ,,1,. , now r racy ui eoiinov... r" ""." .aj friends, to partake of it. lieuiember it, jc dealer, who, for nlthy lucre, arc pour ing out the tide of death, and hardening ti.n r ou'i. 1... Arid arit Knw' rrnF;'Vii" .W4oii.aJ-ft4ents are present , - fof ,lie juJneut. Ilemember it. iiii.ing of the m.-wioii wl-eii the friell 0f temperance, and iee, iu the ii-s aio orLMiiizeJ : tliat tt.ey are in :..., .nm .t Vl,..r Wl)rk. bv which you may keep the hearts of thou sand tender, and save perhaps their on!s from death. S.'Met king U lutrde the heart! What the scoffer asked for is not the only thing that will do it. You may harden your thing barbarian in it nature, anil more , ,.!,.,. ,.il,,,r iliuulvuntaces of tlio o. ... . i ' r n - - i oerlei t ill tin- urM ol war I mi ot oeaco : ,...;i.. Ii r..,.,,;r... I.. K. ,r all tlie I. lac It wo. Hi, giving mem "''. ,,f Coiio.iet tli.in of if ire.-rvatio... It and s-jine time to wt the mind liuriKMe.r l.rt not onlv br the intoxieatinT cnn. pr.M.fs of hi xealous and 'affectionate K""1 will fa.i.-u in it " n ten itory, yet is able Hn, n(M., f ,),e Harness. Y.-t if there j l,ut in a thousand other ways. I?y neg will. How ideaaantlr have I chatted with ,topreal bouiidledevatation, if driven ,,( interrnptiw, only half the time tlectii.ir the Sabbath, the sanctuary, the How fresli ami gen- ". "llt" u oetter ti.an uone at an. ' Hiblc ; by protaneness or lewdneat, or How slv hi humor! mwit fe''1'111;'1 ''.v de-ti-ying the credit 4.is,itli,,n, f emrnng have rules. ' faltehooff; by casting away that tract, r YOLXU A M ElilUA IN A BAHIbEK'S ' ' 1 shop. : laying it down in a chair, seated himself with an air in the toraonal chair. " Have your hair cut V inquired the knight of tneahcaragiving.llieui- . pro-.: paratory flourish. r " . . " Have my hair cut V echoed Yonnr America, disdainfully. 44 Co air-ee. I want to be shaved. " Want to be shaved '." returned the barber. " I anppose you want your bead have.!. " Xn-sir, my beard. Don't yon eeitl" " Can't. ay I do," returned the knight of the razor, after a close inspection. ' 44 Pooh, that' nonsense," nid Yoonr America. M I suppose yon are afraid 1 wont pay yon, but yon needn't be afraid, old hoas. ' I've just told off one of my old I-' . , , ' -f the ,rete...hr .t!. ..thvr,, a is ht . ' ,.......: .,. . . disrirdincr that friendly extMttulation : I eWl-bookt at ltumham a, and I neJcM O lMlllCrCU Hlll'V IlC., I t t t ii -t f 1 ' IwlllllHwll IUI III Ut V I j r "O ..----- I - ' r- uv fUUii"'' linn iu mi- i nit i awi u"ii "i iinir !tf4'triied cxcciM.injrly languid. He tsnj,ikc ; nHifvlwfrV--' " . . .1 liiioUiiiMi ton How reatiy anu corral , .ai . w.iric j.. i . c ... i his kin' it:Jv in u " j 'i.i ....i i .. t i r - tr.al. .1. m .w often both rule and ritU are lr-, . . . -.i .1 n j b .tlier. iiravcm: hv iroim? within the I:m cU ' ! iN of temptation : in a word." bv triflinif haiiH-nrt nmu Wh '..Since in nil metituti.m there inuit U.-ai, IMia.;tl" nr tn.ih nr (Pi unirit niipr. I 'nil. i (wn Paul. " 1 on Biian ii ... "nu yiv -m ...... .u .......... vaiM ...r, y. .... ....... -- vonnwil over lo tlt-jatli. . .. , . -i - - i.. i . - i t i j J . . . . ounhi lecture. He read it with consul-, , , Mr DetJuincv and I think," . "Ulc IM'"1 tavor. ami Ueseri-, iney may s.... nnu . ror j .w . .ww.nu .,. . , Southing to hard, n the hoiH '. Trem erable raidityf a it were vehemently . vU-- an(1 , gtIlit., I saw him lat in tUt sal-x.n, towarls Cason to grow indiflVrent to h,m, if m.t : danger tu us , m tin. land ol liberty is that ( ,)le 8l t,0 thought of any thing that shall JZ ??JLt,,i Ii,,, -rontteaaed't " T I , ' , ".,k.. ' 1H. close of ScptemUr, 11. ,1 had W to becmio l. ah-r. -r.en.Ul.ip, ,lhe spirit of d.sohed.ence a.ll ge the , fuflrful .Work, and rather seek for u,K'"Jt ",w , i n win ie a urriTT w ij , w t . . t ' with the natural energy of rmx-narscter. : llln jrinking !" Tn-senlly wuj . 1'r.jfeaaor Sedgwick, of Cainbri.lge, when, wcnt (j()wn ,Q Nothing could ex- .. a- . I 1 I : Kill alt pxtrJPnJoctaor Wallace' ine, inc. fn!Tes.Ta -JbatmildfeMsfsi found that 1'rofesaor Wilson had just he-. I can par vou." Lawrence made no further objection, but proceeded to hither Young America' face very bountifully, the boy meanwhile - leaning back in tlie free and easy manner ..: . ! ....I.I!.. l.Mii ri.inimli.i! IllOofi .1 .1. tT . . ... peak..K ' p""-, - ceel inc ireniie unaueeieu miwh o . . i , , , , ., , l'mfeasor Wilson', manner. ,f Mr. Wilson, whom I never saw nirain ! fl"c 8,1 ,he ,ime- . ' ' - rx "'1 '111"!! The lecture we. eloquent, and greatly 8ftcr tll.t evening. I saw her watching! lg "" Z Z", Jf ril "i- .i.e vS reil i some lirvnn. ."j - -i . . ,J,:....l 1 "relished by the auditory. 1 recollect that ; mc. nce or twice with a good natured it dealt much with Plato ; but I wa com-' .-in, 0( , m;ie n8 bhe saw me intent upon pletcly occupied with Wilson, feeling that I jjr De Quincy, and his doing. I can l could pay my rej)ect to l'lato at any ot at this distance of time pretend to say time. I am bound t ay, that thi dis that hi small decanter contained coffee; tinirnished mau did not favorably impress ;iwiiredly it was not wine, but exactly kind. nrm. aud soinon: r . . ... n .1 .!.:.. leanimr oack 111 tlie tr ... .,.;l.ui..lu.Ji JUUUi.UL.UUI U uu Lueau lUIUUQ. . . .. . - - - .Ithew are left ft theutagjjrei.. without. iny j line u-yere in every question wM;h!(M ,iar burden your heart anJ aoa! l4twTt?nwrfiWfrerfm'tn-'TH?-L' " - vi---- r....-,.p..,.. t"ml ijm.w,M4r .41ilm1 .malALajB... After a while the latlienni; proceaa ' completed, and our hero began to antict pate the touch of the razor, lint he recks oned without Ins host. " Now I've lathered yon," taid Law ranee, coolly. " You 111 ayr come in . to morrow morning, and I'll do the thaving part." " What !" eaid Young America in dia mayryon ain't gM.ig to leave me to l" . " Yes, but I am though F " And you won't ihave me now V " I must wait till to-morrow to hare it ten da vs in Edinbumh, superintend-. hcu there are not great obligatunu or j mastery ami titjAinuU wiU Ut U. Uead ; that which may soften the heart in poni !. !-V thn 1.,,, vacation -a rtl"iirU,'le v,r,,K'' " a ,'i:Uo pnncqile, the hi.tory of Ml (IstamucUd, and I tUe m?Arc j, f,irIutv t-w that as the long vaa Hon (i hour,li itsi.,f ,t ,lke)iru ; 4th cilrtlter.) raithful discipline is b- jwij for heBVCI,. A Vtt.nr. rk which was on the cvo of puWicaiion, ft ,,ir(;j1 w t i crla a ill gradually die away if sol.itely necessary, and is even an inior- reseinbled laudanum, llo wa taciturn for some lime-, but gradually fell into coh it 1 1I -!. roe at a uecturer on jiorai 1 imj, inatmuch as beseemed to lack that calm didactic ..manner, alone befitting rf.e treat ment of difficult, profound, abstract tnb- T .1 .1 l.tn ' I I -l.:nA . a.i.t of li.ntrfl I ecu. 1 IIIIIIK lliosc, woo ireouenivn ij leu. bijoji--. , . . , , J . . ...... t .. .1 linr , i ilio inti.rvoinnirvears.lie had a par- 1.1 it dimeult to re- i.ft that tlio discission ii.rnw. 0.1 inu n " ... I vernation, in which I'rof. Wilson joined with vivacity. It was on some metaphys- an.l eulints the ion of 0110. i.riw.is 111 my uanu, x p" - - . ,,..... . t 1 . 111. 11 iiiih oiin im HHManiMi. liiu rent ure IV.f. Wilson, sitting there a usual , 1. m y . the : u of had not seen him for several year. iJU1j ,, MUrM uf rnu wrong. Thev had Ix-coifio a great deal stouter than I vvi, have been the iustriMiieiits of his ai liad ever seen him before; he was also, vaneeuient, and those who are couimit asred much ; but his face was as fine, his 'ted as his admirer,., must justify the part eye as bright, and his manner at delight-. have taken ; and tliey will supply, io sake ot consisteiicy, what is want- tant meaiiH of imice 7. Yet encourage in the young the free-will choit-o of right pruici'ptes And conduct ; to that reverencing (iod and their parents aud instructors, and refect iug thenisel ves, they shall with true cou rage and decision do their part in making up a right public sentiment in the insti tution of which they are members. Put them upon their honor andiiy, Judge ye yourselves what is right. Then treat tliein " " . .1 UI I11U m.n i,uimi.i.n.j , nHHvi. .' - - O till a ever. He did not, however, speak ; m cv,jtl,m -tuy will multi-' accordingly until they show themselves THE LOVE OF NATURE. I well recol-; also the clast mnst have fotini with his former cncriry . i ulv the tokens of their esteem, to show to - unworthy ot conlnJence, Tlio next, and last time T taw htm, was the opposing pary that they were not do. ( SIu aud overall, implore the blew- last time he left hi own house. ceivcfilJiave not repented. 1 uey win un 01 . jou ... u.o numo o. me rwii. iw continue man whoi HiLJiave noi repemeo. 1 i.ey w.. j ... ul , ,w 1,1 ....." ui iw hovh 1 to nphojikin their charity, the j deemer.. It must be by his grace, if our 0111 they exalted in their admira- j children escape the thousand paths ot wi llow many are there to whom the lus tre of the rising or setting, the sparkling concave of the midnight tky, or warb ling with all the mclodiea of a summer evening; the tweet interchange of hill and dale, shado and sunshine, grove, lawn, and water, which an extensive land scape offers to the view; the scenery of the ocean, so lovely, so majestic, and so tremendous and 'the many pleasing va rieties of the animal and vegetable king dom could never afford so much real satisfaction as the steams and noise of a ball-room, the insipid fiddling and squeak- aliae what tliev hud heard from him. 1 1 ture of Korifetfnlneas. " 1 sncli a thing aiync mwrt, u.iu.uvv. r tioii ; and, as it happens when a leader lamy, aim r.o 10 u.e swietv, ino u.gn..y, :ng 01 an opera, or me vexations aim wran- aiiHiu( . . !,, :.. ..,,1 ..,u.i.l. mwl lo oi.imi OYtint i-.ll ;.. l...itl.. tl,.... ..ill I. la I. ..11'. ilm lileaieiliieiii oT t'trijitiin titsn ami' nLiu nf a n.ir.1. Inl.t..' I!. if aomn inimU 1 . 1 .1 11. -. 1. .. t.. t ie iiiiniiii riiinu I 01 i.HJi.oii anu "I'wvi., --" i.ui-. 01 o.niie, OO nonuueeo, reco.ieei w cuib 1.11 a; lori-n. up - -:- - - .1 .... , , .1 4,viki ,1,,.,. : .. . .. . .1 1 . .w. .-. uli . ...L...1 loiiimiiLol LaCUlIieS. J.u .li. uineu u o iueie u-"ii mm tiuaiu .1 ...... UHngnotetrDntinorccoitecrrninaing kwl ar.w".,- " ,7," -iv . an.,.iI bv Tthcy towedTmn in TiW vwxrvf-hi .... ... 1 . 1 I. ono or two naasairca in his lecture very ever nctualiv .lose any wing .ore. en . -..!- I..... I.nnnuiinn it bus received, re- fotl1 line. mi. ...... - . IvtX'.JLSitvKsm.x, I dau"hter. for the purpose of con-. sncixss. i oiuiiin.., inrn morn : in loiiLinir nn attack, eve Wyoii Pa grow. llien you'll wash the lather off." " No, I won't ; and won't let yoo do it In this shop. Come, out with yoo, JOtt are keeping other customers, waitina - Young America made ineffectual at tempts to rub it off with hi handkerchief, hut was compelled to emerge into the street Willi A very crest-fallen airrand a countenance irktU in ttrtak. ...... THE ABC OF RAILROAD- .AGEMENTo ' Tliere is a great deal more truth than; poetry in the following " A B C of Kail- Vir ' ' r i j . I . -M-.1.? . romi jaaiiagciuent, auu inev asutujjum (ilobe htk the credit of telling it : . A juhIs t AoctcksuU, fnaeet alas I It fur tho Kungling that brings them to pa; C t the I "henpness, the sole end and aim, ll of Director, who're "free from all blarn.; E for.Expenws, diminished bv half. K the FW Mimu kpt oo the staff; TU a slow- tJooiU train, with ono man to mred it, 11 a High jirewure (sprrss close behind it ; I an Incline, where to slop Ukeft so loni; J is tlie Junction, with point all turned wrong; K is tlie Knowledge of danger ahead, I. hv iha l.iirhta tilrn.1 ftmi 1.-.-1 into mj E ..." .t ....,,.. ' a . :. A t v.. f-iij -.iiwmm-r and "'iiggeatiunr.t7 ' nJ:4" ""H ""'y1' hi fnewdaww y4 WSfa.MwJL'?'?? '' luwuguij -j - , . -- , . iHg wasnirfrftfrt, nor did lii!0fl,uC,omies, wholewls maeo h. a, a i.anrriiiM I na I iiiil nnu ,- ' - ., - .. . ... n. i- i- ; -: i . . .1 :.. .i. - ni n .1 e 1 .... i . . there are of a different make, who even iu the early part of life, receive from the contemplation of ualonr it wecies of Je-i Ii irlat which thev would hardly exchange Idid tkttace Profeator Witttagala,.e-1 pmdiieibltf I llfw.Aena..tliing...n. - grainwung one .n w.. ,... -...iop,HI f ,,,. w .muie . .for any other; and who as avaneo and rT-" i?r&2-t- '1TAis4MlisMMMa' taa-ileU' dil"intcrCTt;-on hi appruwri.twg?;iltALutlu cnn jaatifv llis motives to every A tnnrh II oirnm Ojnaum of Auur- aml,ition are not the infirmities ot that ccptperhap. casually .d" ad'tU. till a few days before I .p.,.telLd, n burgh nv, many years M"JZ u ' 1 but oXing told that he would be pleas-! i.ig to raise a force ag.-iinst his neighbor, ; Krent.U lu(, v,-t,ns writetabon. American .rapture, exclaim- ma.eautumn oflS2S. Iha no opr- , n . .. , - r, 6 tunity of meeting him in society ; and 1 Tossibly a suddenly developed p'.wer ot 'o to see mc, h lumself. f ew will be able to see the mi- V(ul c.nnot ,, f i aiiur. . r.r, - waa resolvcl not to leave )tund with- recoilcctinir every act of a man's life may could not com erse, ent to the carnage j .M)rtnnco ((f t,0 CttnHC fr which he con- lhe life aboard of the .teaniboat, nl- Vw, CTna ,h, -,.!... a,.-. ... . i i I.. i.,. .... r.Mt,.k to be owme.1 d.Kr. Shall leverPrgetiaiiierani(ia.ii-iu, j4. t , ..ut l...mir oI.Ih to unv tluit 1 had Mixiken I pnnstit.ito the threat imm.k io .., o...i..i . ... " . . . . . n . m-i . . i . i. . . v,... .nl.u b.r m r,.i..mi.i r.i i.,o.- , . i.rfj-nct day." I lea,t '"cy opjiosito to each other, tll!r than tilings, and ... proportion as rea. cnarms. no ..us no . ..e. . ."e , , H to Professor Wiaon. But ,...w was tbi.; before him on tho , j tdgmeni ' rfu, evc-inir her irifted Imt atHictcd father tl.eirz.-al U ii.fcri.T t. hi. tWy will at. nu(uitiiiit ImU navintinx Itke 1-rie, . . to be done! Having been informed that think tins is the -uVfanrc 'f what was ' b r. Hi, tribute their ciidn.-t to malevoleiiee, and . the Hudson, the Ulno, tho Mississippi, or lo a mind tints disposed, no part of ho b.ul concurred with Pmfes..r Pillan said on the subject, Prof. Wilson making i with guehtenotr aimwiy --.even . ma-mauimity. That iiiaiiitho St. Lawrence -boats which cost creation is indifferent. Iu the crowded be bad concurred with i n.lcssor I ...unsaiu n e J ' - . . ... .,. t was off, and hit countenance, on which , " ' n , . H, ,,L,lllBtilm!, . m;ilion of francs, and whicl.'citv and howlinir wilderness, in the cal- in rwu.ltutf u.O a- WiZCJUl. XtiJttun ..imuteveri..cur, v.HB..y.. initgiving. that an allusion to thai cir- i was o a. ....... - -- 7 1 ndural fore eem aUted, as he saL aud ! even against tyrants cumatance mittht, to a jjencron man of, listening to the conversu...". o. ,...'. ... ctrn,M,n.l forth his hand: !coii-titut ion of thin, . 1 1. n . . .i 1 11 tn.kur . ml.rp r.r the and le winncy. inai 1 e.. ..... IV M V 'a -' t J liberty I proimcd to myself, of calling perless,. m spite of the kinn.y press ., 1 . . . ..... .i..! iJVra Wilson. I often saw her look 4-t. as a Sluuctil (luiiiinK uw unnumij, - . 4- -mt -TirT-.-part4ng--repeet to ono.oril.e 1failc!e1I,,tt'fp rvml Wt; i ! looked at me, and stretched forth hi hand; .constitution ol things Ibnt when ., attempted to speak ti-lffiSS "an I it wa in words few, indistinct, and unin-1 iim wh() lilliseir Tlie same natural under which the ss is open to the mil suspicion to a two 'hundred and lift? thoeaandJranc ffowcrylawu aiulcratfgy inouufam, iij Uiu TS h'SoW ol nrolit tor their owners. Tlio Eelitwe, muriniiriuir rivulet and in the uproar of O sUmls lor Otlicen, slvepr or drank ; ai..finil.ont w hich nlioa between Louis-1 tho ocean, in tho radiance of summer and P for tho Permanent wy which had sank. v!IL .ml 'n Orleans, is nearlv three in the odoom of winter, in tho thunder of Q is tlie Quaeiuire oVr which it had paaed; hundred feet lontr. Tlio interior is of a I heaven and in the whisper of the breeze, l-R Sr the Rails, whk-h were wearing oat ttt ; To me it wasan alU'Cting uift-Uti-umei.t in -their overthrow. Tho A iiiL'.l.esitatinjrly up and down the at rei in which he Iive.1, aud other adjoiuing one. I summoned no epirit .enough to . . ... ' l - . ..... ..11 u'QJ Cl.1.11 call at his house, and inquire if lie were, like v.gi.auce , ..... ... . , befitting one of the great men of(((l lM made us imminently respoli ... .. mn. o.wl oiii.nil ffcniiine: not a vestie.. aitiucc, ai ,... b - K . .1 :.. 1 ai.omc. inc answer b - - . Scot and the rcmlicHt in.;mainificonco incrcdililo in Franco, tUo he still fimls somothm to nMir to ' IuifuaAa...rue,i-11.11. hiir , 3 i itiuif iv- v-' . . . . . ... . f -.'i : ;i m " ? :if . . . i .: T. .'... . .. -' 7 I ' ' ll- -- - e .-, ritftT-iii.l-f- f fl)AmfHI'-.Mr VMI -H.U .Ui. AX.T LJLLUjr. ill. 1111 ii rs- 1U11 Ill.liLlJa IU US U bttLO f j i 11 I"- r - "-t"-,'"''-"".-!.!-.' t, simplicity. Hit eyes sometimes , - - - . . " , u( j with ourselves Jhan with others. ITwe Lcl.pso contain ateu ttwo hnodrecj cham-niet ot mtnre st.onia W -wemwr-- w x , uu uaUvaaiteuneanected- c - to tlitter and flash with ine irres.s.au.v-.v - ... are inflamed With a love ot honest worm, ucr aim nvo nun .re.. L"8-, , " tujiijjra un-i w , I V is Yoiirself: if you travel, our measure r Is. ... . , .i- 1 1'rnf Wilson. The next 1 heard of bun, . ....... ..-.ai . -.i ..!!- on., tlm .utiuda of tbn door of each teiimlutii tin (Creator in his -wonderful r ' . . .i, f . firo aCiren lis. I watc icl I..'" '" V" i v . we sno.n.i ...ni w ki.w, . - - - . , , , . t a.ew us wui u your pleasures , - , nre, ? JSV.,,,"V .1 l . r.. .l, . nn. .lu.n n lm. . -. -.i .1:1:. .1 -1 ... ia .....'..t.t u-ilh kim nn.I mini.. Uvi.rl-s- !l iiiriHnj anil harniniiiTPa Ilm raneous wd. fvwi" w -- - . vmo it win. ...creai.ii uuiKUHtt, w.... .iimimiv. r - -i ----- i - i -- . --- . being aked my name, I mentioned it,1 fectation, or uispuij, o ."-jr o addiL a student at the University."- his .y on you.;" but all, whether grave In a moment or two's time this sefvant ro tnrned, saying, " 'flic Professor wonld ee me." Stnnew hat nervously Ifotk'we, and in a moment found myself, if 1 aln i'jt mistaken in Iii libHiry. Tlie room I am almost ashamed to commit to tho us, but ' .L ...uMf.lori-Pnai tlnVsudden and siMontanco or rrmr, m ! tribute to tho memory of inch a nian on V ffiRed lliatl Ot stilus, j.i.o ir.vr- -- m - hospitable and. kind he wa to a yonng English ttranger, whom he had never aQcn tiil tlie preceding day I Ucfore I of genius and gootlnesa. I am altogether unequal to the task of hi intellectual por traitu're ; but what I have written is true, siblo. 'llicre are laws of property, in these and yino- resj.ecls, as well as in .fields and y yards ; and tho same industry which, em ployed at home, would he a virtue and a i.nl.lin I.I.Mixin.r ia frcmtciitl V ' notllillt; 'better than robbery and invaionv-whw lery, from , which tlio traveller may ad exercisetl abroad.' There is a public offl- mire the "dantatiou - which border tho cipusticsa that indicates private sloth ; times with art, at view taken on tho bor dert.of the Ohio or Missouri. The deco ration, sculpture, tapestry have mingled their marvel of beauty with the painting. Around tho steamboat, which resemble a floating palace,-there it an exterior gat- soul, and prepare it for moral and intel lectual discipline ; it supplies a never tail ing source of amusement ; it contribute even to bodily health ; and as a strict analogy subsist between material and moral beauty, it leads' the heart ly an easy transition from the ono to the other, and thus recommend virtue for its tian cciniant loveliness, aud make viec ap- j-'"' Tiife U-kivekhitv. Kev. Evander Mc Nair is to deliver tho sermon to the next graduating clas. - . ' . ''I Kdgcr A. Poe used to drink strong tea to excite him to setical inspiratioo. ItuMjene say it is no wonder that T l should tuakc, a j'ot t. ;JLk?..'....
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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March 15, 1855, edition 1
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