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, -. ', V j, r .. :. ' . . v - , , .... - '. "Vm .M fmJ Mr fl '1 Imfpm c viaWV: pfwlri ta , Volttir5 Ur ios, Lgrimltorr, tn .nprnirmciits, - CCfioariT ."t Jr 5lrts tri Stars, Hnrality, on tjjt anil? (Ortlf. VOL, XL-NEW SERIES. SALISBURY, N. C, MARCH 29, 1855. NUMBER XLIV; a. J. MtWg, MHwu4 rrfa.ter. J. F. BELI Jr iNMut Kallar. .I-' RUTH. A day of scarcity had come. Eliine lech could do longer support himself and Jamil in the land ol bit birth. lie quite hie native eountrj, and with hie wife and two son become sojourner in a st range land. The place the left wae Bethlehem jadah, the one lley com to Moab. Short ly after their arrival at their new abode, the husband and father died, leering Na omi alone with her two son, Mahlon and Cbilion. The eone look to themselvr rivet of the land of Moah, Qptiar and Bulk , The j dwelt together about ten years, whan both the tone husbands died tearing poor Naomi to weep in "solitude, inch a put few can ever foel. &hn wae far rota fatherland ll eompnnion, ui her yoath gone, and the object of her care and affection lost In sorrow she turns her eye again toward the land whence he bad brought the idols of key be, j aad deterraioee to return to tlie home of! her childhood day. She kissed her duugh- VISIT TO THE SERAGLIO PALACE. To visit the mosque and the Seraglio Palace a firman Jr permit must be had from the government, and tliat it to be paid fur roundly. An officer or two luiis! attend with hit sword and stuff, and they must be fed well. Then at every mosques and other sacred place you vwit there are servants to be feed, and if through the days excursion lars they !o very well, in token of their fealty te the Porte. For ono might be amused and instructed a inong these extraordinary gathering of ancient arid modern times. VtW Travel in Europe and the Eatt. j CHILDHOOD. I if a Prty get :bee lefl)re t, unfiic. forty dl-1(Jitj Myt t Mr. Drown, the ,i.;.. :i, Dragoman of the United States Legation, o)uldreH Xdum neertlayed marble. kindlyPcuredfornsafiniianandenta!1Iu nuver ,,HJ.ea . 1(.Uy He never cera to lead us. The government sent I drove , tondwtt f ioTi witil . rtrinfr. " We talk of Adam and Eve as having ie fall, is a very happy ooo lie Albany tfegister, "but mg tliev missea - Uuu toer never in this troubled life, and to present to her fond parents in tlie coming morn, instead of a sweet, doting, intelligent child, an of fensive mas the moat terrible form of death." bind op. The Moabitess, true to her af fection, undertakes the car of the fami ly. She goes forth into the fields to ga ther np wbat the reapers leave behind. Tlie f an is shining hot, tlie air quivers in the heat, and the ground is parched and dry j but daunted in nothing the daugh ter of Moab goes forth- to her task, her soul glowing like the sunbeams that fall upon her head. Each sjicar of grain that she adds to her little stock, touches a new chord in her heart, and dl.pcl a larking ear. It Is for the mwtber of her bosom friend, and joy or sorrow is tneasnred by prospects of success -or failure. She is seen by Hoax; for It was "her hap to light light on a part of the belonging unto Uo ax, who was of the kindred of rJimelech." She meets with his favor. " It hath been ' fully shown me," he says toiler, "all that thou hast done out unto thy mother-in- law' siiic the death of thy himband ; and how thou host left thy father and thy mo .... " ! us name, r itly men ant the nuual Knaril : known no cliilduood nn m n ... I. l A . I. . . . : I . i a." ... u ... I . . . f . w.uv nuw n.jMo cyniat tin door, w e are at once in the midst ) dren of the vicious and ioor pss thronli tie diseomw Tliei waVer won flunnt nt heretofore. Kuth becomes the wife j of a vast court-yard, (the whole palace' the charming season of a youti, without m$ many oihis flights were even sublime of Doat She is a mother Her son i,;grotniU are three mile in circuit.) and tasting atiy of it sweets! How their lit- T,m , ,ift,1A un(, , ' 1 1 MJMsi ULI UCnaU 1L Wil f Tf ' n tflll UfEHll II I . niurla dtwl si 1 1 rliasir I km tit l law invo aiwl " . THEILLIXQ INCIDENT. I passed up tlie natural avenue and eame upon the green. My feelings were very poetical as I walked toward the vil lage ' church. I entered. A popular preacher was holding forth, and the little meeting house was uaeh crowded. Sev eral person were standing up, find I soon aliothei-,o that we were well provided with ' lu ftevertkatod feu a wmd. or play an escort. Beveral adies joined our par- , l)al. or rodo doWB hiu 0Il fc ham.gUjd. IdUcovered that I must retain mv perpen tr, and added largely to the pleasure of : Alld Eve-she never made a iay-house; f,,.. .IJZa. HeMiny.Wt are ojosed to betting, particularly on ielectioiM, for sundry sat isfactory reason,, political, social and moral. - But if men must " back their judgments," wo commend to them such a wager a two of our citizens have en tered into. A friend of Mr. Wise and a friend of"" Sain." each eanallv confident of success, have agreed, after the election, to spend a day on the river, fishing. They are to take with them every tiling calcu lated to make a man feel " jolly." The loser is to sit all day in sight of every thing that can tempt his appetite, but, nice l an tains in toe ItttArina regions, not be nermitted to touch He ia 10 catch. I1 4 ' . r : . . I" rT: cook and serve to his companion all the eemedy for scalds and - ( 'burns. ' In the "American Medical Oasette"for ; March, Dr. Reese thus earnestly reiterate his advice to apply flour to scald and burn? .1 " We still see reported, almost daily,, an appalling number of death by burn and scalds, not one of which. We take up on ourselves to say, need prove tatal, or , would do so if a few pounds of wheat flour could be promptly applied to th wounds made by lire, and repeated until - the inflammatory stage had paused. W nave never Known a tatai caae or scald ing or burning in which this practice fin ITa uli- mif IlllnfM BtiH !lailatima I however, passed up the aisle until without uuttinir a drop to his narched ......;.,,,.'. I. : ci..; II.. I . 1. ' : i I frainttd & nosition where I could linvn & ; lina V,.t nmripl in ta In not nnr a m"-,ui" : iiimil". cue never ruueo a ihhiji, ui jmnp-1 n i t r - -" - - - - - w . toll tl.ii ...I ....... ... . I.l ...! fuir vioaf f tlia far-oa nt lionrlir nil nma. thimllltflul to drillk from tlie rlHr n( thfi ! tdlSI V6 . DUITIS illC t " I ' t. , 7I IflVUU I -OUT -Ulllt, I II . M . . . iv n V. ... v .hww. v. ..vw. -J J" w. i Q j f 1. 1 - that deligtitrtn and Interesting day. gtie nevei. look te(. another fjtle girl, j "V Wlijfu ilia rl..l'lnn TTmi cald tit frfm 1.A ........ 1. 1.. . ...til. . CU, " "v- -i. K irooi inn icamuio net uui wim hih h-b the uoeuhorus the old city of iivz i r i w i i stoa, anfi juoiiainmed u. seiectu tins led the rope, or pieced a haliy-qn lt, unrivalled site tor his I ulace, and laid out dressed a doll. They never play ed 'blind- eut. Many of the congregation looked uegrouu mm pre) areu a reMueiice inai man buB, or ' pusy wants a corner,' or cl,ri0usly at me, for I was a stranger to hud uo equal in the Latern world. Arm-; hurly-hnrly,' or any of the gtmes with , ,, r . fe momeatl however ed sentineU admitted us. by the great pa- j which childhood disports itselt 1 1 ,em . iu momenU uwever, vilion, which called tins Porte a gate I Aduni and Eve are not the only indi-jtbe tte-l-" of "very person aj)earcd and froin this the Ottoman Empire takes ; vidiiul-i.uf the human race, who Jiave ; to be absorbed in the ambassador of irracc, j. Fifty men ar tlie usual Knard: known no childhood. How ifianv c-hil- and I also beiran to take an" interest in fish be can, without tasting so much as a!ha.,, becn rned, dBHflg more than suu to the going down of the same. He is to have an umbrella by ljitu, without the privilege of hoisting it,, lei the suu scorch or the rain drench uim as they may. isewsimpers and books are to be t . .1 t . . . : i. i , near, to h thirty rears experience, and baling treat ed hundreds iu both public and private) practice. We have known the most ex- tensive bum by falling into caldrons ' of boiliidif oil, and even molten Copper.' and yet the patient were rescued by this simple and cheap remedy, which, from its infallible success, should sup plant all the fashionable nostrums, Wfaet$'" r, but their contents are b be sealed i oil- cotton, lead water, ice, turpentine, Tl. u-m,...r ia enM..f--rl in mL-A6r hain-eitractort, every one of which himself comfortuble. in any way his tastes -,a Dee0 Xntl tliodsanq time, wim - . . . . f .( I . 1 . . I .1. n I. I filial twitilt. anil tha vietima Ii.ta died in excruciating airony. when a few band Obed, tlie g'andfather of l-avidf I'husj the Moubites became connected with thel ihe palace. A flight of stairs brought us allectious, are withered by the breath of.0 tI,e K relond tohisetl,. novel- andwjj would not, to add a loot "Entreat me not to Jcavo thee, or to re turn lrowilHwtafthSB;forirb1ther thmrf goest I Will go, and where thou lodgest I will lodge: thy people shall bo my peo ple, and thy God my God. Where thou diest, will I die, and there will I be bu ried ; th Lord do so to me, and more al-' so, tfaSgTilTStt affatapart thee and mcn Those word of the Moabite evince a ten demess of affection that has hardly a par allel in hnmsrv history. It was the affec ttod oTynobtehearteW deep-toned, fervent, andabidjng. It was th oot-bveathing of a soul the upheav ing of the heart It was not the flush of passion. Int the pure water of a hviug fouatain. Naomi was the mother of her long elirihed, but now lost beloved. affection, and what a rich reward ! .. Wri(imr-A o.wai- side of ii.Lgnch. Virginian. Tujp Boots for LwJici. A gossiping WAKULLA SPRING IN FLORIDA. After many months of wearv wander ing, writes a correpoiidjnt of the Provi dence Journal, my friend and I f mud 4wuiMdKea,.un.a.pluanUlttTUijJg.i!!3J.ar!il4 in the little capital "i r hkridu. w lulo we r. ll... nti.li.nn. ..I.u...l.. ti.l.. I.... 1 ... I !...:. . . . . tuiitoniui . , . ( . .1 ........ i' iiiv mmiiiiv.c viiniiiwiri , i .iv.o i- iiaroiiiiesa uou wain, uu men leutures t "v.i-i.. l l ra Ty . W "e ! "lenf' caritt,wl a,,d nrrdnnded W4th a Uwjwuiftiuuhed and care-wort !, 'Such j Then it was no great strength of the m to tits nous of their mother - Ophar did J of ancestry to which was promised the j rich divan. Tlie throne -room was fur-u one is the little boy w,ho coin?s to our agination to fancy that the white banded M, bat Ruth "clav unto her," and said,! Son .of God. What an instinct-of dutiful i nished with chairs ami sofas, showing a 'titfice, seeking t'o earn a oelfliy ly doing creatures around me, with their pouting Conitrill!T V III ll Osleni CIlHItllllS. ' trrunn-t lliii filln lu anil 4ltaf turn ' otnl ni-llnaa inniunnio irnra iwiiuhM Anotlier and another chamlMfr, ntid we j It has none- uf .the hnoynnCy of ysuthjt.a,lugher : sphere. As my feeling wene ! lJjr correspondeni of the Home Journal, entered the Sultan's bath luxuriously i care-worn, anxious and hollot-eycd ; j thus divided between thebeairt an j furnishes tne following item of intelli litted up, but without some of the contn-he ajieaks low aiid'huinblyslie Inaiiono! blesiiig of the two worlds, and wrapt it gc-nce in tinfhwt issue of that paper, varices tor comfort which poorer people of the spirit of Young America, i It has a sort of poetical devotion, I detected . , . . " t-- enjov. A brass bar aeross a d.wr we been cni.hotloutof him by waut Mid cru-1 gome glances at mo of an animated char-f , , 1 , 1 , , H were" paasing Udd us, or at least the guides city. Ho ds not look a- if he ev,r play- acter. tfrTJtZtt' informed that this was the entranced in his lite, or knew what play Ui.! I eed not describe the sensations ex- -turn over, to be yellow kid scolloped or to the harem ITItirTfiTeTiT,Tir. N5mTTlMirmeTi . ..ll. .... A. -I .1. '..i.-.ti....... I. ill ii.il Yi.r trrrniip iirmiif linn nniTiiur. ...... in. untinroii.iina and a-itti na I iti- were enjoviu ' our inltifc with a number "" ram un.- mm n'ni uncnis ; ., ..ft h T u.u Mia .... - ,., of gentleineiiotie "I tlJiii n-ked, 'Have '"'hi Wires. liut a long gallery open- his mother sends him out to earn ino-iagines himself to lie an oliject of interest vou been to Wakulla 1" We we're obli"- j iug "viir was uw euu-red, hung ou one ,ney for her support, louiigas he is, he; to her. I returned her glances with iu 4 to'-cfe'wv'lm-wvTlatd ;h wiri, -euravinchicfly Puuil5, on hi slender j terestand threw all t!i.tnderncs into my (iiich a place. With a look of akonish- ""' buttles ; and on the other side a row shoulders, he knows no cmitittood. - j eve which the scene, wjr mwhtatwwMHHl a . t , .t nil,..! j .ly.IrAi .int- .in . II. i j 1 I lift HI Ml I 141 ILMfft IU I tllA nVllUlti)f A n Otf !CaX riQll invllimil til or appetite may "&vst. bat chiefly by liolwiMimr fiio HiitfiTina nf hia ctfunan. ion. The penal tv is as hard as the waaer , ful8 of flonr wonId v? d them 10 Bleep aim imucu iuciu huui piu and death. ' Humanity tnonld prompt the profession- to publish and republish the facts on this subject, which are estab lished by the authority of standard med ical works on both side of the Atlantic.1' Flour is the remedy, and the only one, in severe cases of scalding and burn ing, casualties which so often destroy life. Let ns keep it before th people, while the explosion of steam boiler and buruing fluid lamp are Kb rife all over our country." " ' j ment, be proceedeil to recount its won- " windows lookeI out on the court. This, ... . . ... i tl... 1...II ... u.l....l. ,l.n I. ....1 .l... ili.m Wm liit..i.l aa men, iilmi.lv lira iwi in wiiiui u uiureu aim nni subject of ladies' expenses has probably brought this about, for the sidewalks sweeping is quite our most expensive a inuecmeut, aud short dresses would re duce Stewart' marble pa'ace two stories at teast. A our heels are to be made : my heart, doubting not the fair damsel t "'''b'0 I 6hall send yon a photograph of .- mine at the very first unveiling, Kir I sup- you. dear wader, are al.ut to listen to' ' o...l.i are uai.y nwn w . iTIIE SLAVE AND THE. EEKI ENT. 1 1 -' - ! t, will -go mnch wiHy to mv driptio... We re.dv.dto vmit the r the amusement of their common lord. , hat we were dr.nk.ng together a the , they lt'lifcat the" da- s,;.t ; and' prenming, with all due re-: "ore each one ol them may exert her mt, llie little story below mates a part of fountain of inspiration. How coulj it be , Ut m now tuke both ends pf . .. . . . . i : t'l.i u'n hiri f.i vttt tiMtl it i ft'fttl' r h:4t In ... :..!.. .... L .v ... Vf ...... rf lit r wise f 1 - ... ... , 1 . . . : e f-"V i i , i - derfti I fountain. (the private aruiary Our road, which presented the usual wnito admiring the piat "'""i ""i i .11 .i . .. i .i i i...ri..,i.;..,i ., ho. i . -n - -i t j .j i... .1,. i. vataalums. c ineters. Sabres, etc.. of e e- f. "" """"6" v-" - i-' "r i prved that 1 might meet with nerwncre.e ---- --: .s.-.. . .vww w :::7n,:t rrnAenianeV.: We r workmanship, adorned with- gold' ' 'W !" !. T" I we might enjoy a sweet i, rce to warn fountain Wakull -I. i.....' I.- ...iland urecious stones, mv attention was t '--'. i-sentiinent. ri . nfor .,",HS i the grt i called.to .adjoining a,.ar,nent. the Sal-1 fI" " Li HuTTZ c"1! li'es L , M J'. At length, after driv " bed chamber. 1 wi jbuiiai .es w.tlM-, V" T, ; t. ',. X'l r i wa" rill,t,,re- f-1 'enP" ueneaiei.pn. : :i - i...!....! .. I.. lni oneled VunS st(Hid betmu t ie intent".".?" ; r. . I was pronounced, i nnereu auoui uie - '-V.".".'V"'--v . T " ,i . .. ....i .J....:.: I I....1. :.. ., l - . i ..r.riii.i. - ui..t ill riii T.ir... ilUIH, alld expose;! ,l, t tl,a U -...t.u.ia1 nf mwiotv u.Aiil.1 Mrini i- for ware surelv ono in son!.'- liad,liov. u any reluctance tu carry out j :rl.,.H.irnmlitv ' that throws ud a harrier li r tint .! ;l V't J I iii II 'i ...1 .1'.' ...:r l i i-ntor. it vrir rfttrrHt-ti fttttmni H hmi llin'Uir.1 some uctibw xiTruvrrvvu-ri9m--yv?. v-.r i;..--.r..;..T ..: 9 " .(,.. ,1,rr,.,.t ..n.irv nlitw -itnl r-rtnW- Jddntr-werwBrcstandmrwl .Vki i i. u in, i.i-i. , v - ... ;r lvs" v. , I e -, i . . i . i . i . i i .. . i . sf Tie -BTileriwiT7iSrn ,. . i than wo did 1 make no airiln"v for lmv- 1 ,,ne who nas Deen.tnost successtiii ..klll imaged in IXXn? Through this hall we were led a utaooHoienanee 01 in utoiiier. ne there fore, loved to look upon that countenance. and (he " clave unto her." . Kite felt ton. that the had becn, one with the on, so, in a certain sene slie tu alon with the mother. Nor was this all, they met with similar kiMCs... God had removed from both thenbietof-thuirteiidret affec tion, lb buaband of each was in the graverympkHi.theftfoirp-, bound thdr heart closelr toirether. ThcT had also long been intimate friend ; their attacli- inot bad erown with the advance of years. They could not part ; the stroke would be too hcavr. Nav. tlie tender- r - ------ hearted aad affectionate Kuth could not allow a mother to retni-n with noun to cheer her droopinir heart. She had come ll.'..L...l... :.. I - .1 . wacMig ucaaiiv,i'a wiui uvr, miu niiiiH. she become as a desert r with no refroalt- itta oasis to look nnofi. with no rri-Mtn toot a 4 i -- e i w meet her vision as she should on down to tha toinht Na. (Ina mnal tint ha fhn filial snirit of the Moaldtes coiiM- not brook the thought. ..True it would be a o . - - - ... - sacrifice home must be left kindred ne ver be seen airatn. and all the o 1 oakum t aa. sociauons connected therewith, be broken up;, but, the sacrifice should be made. Ophar night remain, but Ruth should go. ill noroeoi aomt snnuld be the homn of Rath t A aomi's friends should be Roth's friends t Naomi's Gnd her God. JfaotnlYgrivrbeT grave; : Naomi returned, and the Moabitess is Situ! that lie .rtii.l.. nn Siiultna in lljnu.r j Maim, othcrwiscf aLilr '- 4 -&ba hadJjeen born and. nurtured amidst "v I. 1""v' . these wild and romantic scenes, and was ll aneciini' lor IS ijiu Ol a turo- ,,! ,.f r,llnn,.-B nr minlrc nni l.n. woman s t only. long t 111. WW " 1-1 - 11... .IUIIH I'l . " it I , I III..V .v. " 1 - J ry of the Sultan, and l14 Uuui ,reJf,u iu bt' """" luderne ; and then I thought of ' e Tpiatols, swords, dirks, wl",uU oul c "M wai saenhced bv a ,() ,ler dcvotion-her truth. 1 . ii IaiiiiLii. I irmi 'li tlm arts al a oettud slave. i .i . t . i.. We were talking of it yesterday ictot was m, ana nemara tim nothinir showed blood like a thin heel sloping- under as it is proved that your race ha d not carried burthens. The ne- -,TAIL "And what can you tell me about tar," says one. . -"f, " Well, we caft only say that it is a re-', ry nseful article on every farm, and every" body should be aoppliea with the very best IThd."' " n 1 J ; . u Now, there it is again don't I know ' th.tt rich pine tar is the best kind ; and don't I know that tar can be made of no-" thing else!" ...''. w "8topt stop! my good neighbor, we wish to tell you how to make it." -Thmide'FiftaiigliMlngT''IJnr body in the I'iuey-woods know how to pnt up a tar-kiln !" It may be that every body Knows this. . : la- ft a nln W. iaafl 4 Wlll knlfirr' fll U 1 1 Tai rVIl f With nterc hatiffe of v"""v" Ilerirlances continued. Sev-1 we,ghS . Ueelognomy is going tlie -adjoining; . 1tii t cott. ,im HnrLiml H t to COtlCOCt j 'ri a., ., fiu. l..-.ino o'.tiitt oml t.n't.int 1 (, ou. .'11 . iv. !"'"'i.,v,y.- wi.. .y.v- to be interesting, I lorwsee." - . ORA"GE SUPIRIOR COURT. 4 ne . uftiu were - waving - wiui corn, and the reapers wereaTrettdythnisting in the sickle. Tlio flocks were bleating among the hill, herds lowing in the plaint and the air Vocal with the song of birds. And they passed along, now over the plain" listening to the sounds and gazing at the l.ain nf w.fpr It M alino&t v. ren nr. ! were noi aimwen TO go The thick bushes were growing .to n.i""" P.,.?,.r.M....cj4U, ,,-:, w u, dncuou of the water edgw imd bowing their Ireads be- vd UP ,,lt,1" -r.e guns or the j r , , a,laJcj lo neath it. sVrf-ce. Weep,d into a I . ht them to siiddV hall on , eT skitf. and pushed off front 'the shore.- the thrfh..M. We could see the mag-1 J ,;7l. s you " undress and . ' : ' .... .i.i.. .,,....ul ,.t..,.. in ficent court and Its irold and crimson1 Ulu-am-'-1."."' ioi ins j ou.u0 inioircs., nu Tl.e lK.at.raiilaHel.ed and asked how far niture of tlie chamber, where the most ." , , " -T . " InelK.atii.Kn laughed, ami askcu .. iar . 1 noce.it child l.oui massacre. Ibis sup- I hiii'iMMM-u niev weie ttt.IV UCiitmui lilt Bur . 'laws- I'liiiiitintv nn t iMtmri tt t hti AlikV It HIT Iim'T iiii unci rniU'is 'mil iv'i nnvi', inu vuiiivd . . ,- . . 0 j aaannwt'inB fhiittliov wore at hat twenty 'unw.Hied to him who earns it wit i the , I' v - is superior 10 ine uonus oi eusioiu . as.nri-d me that they acre at I. a?t i,t, Mj ,be ,Uspected conspirator on pain ol , r,hed witllin K ,tooe, throw of her. between hearts made for each other ! Yet I followed her. ,Shc looked behind, and I thought she evinced some emotion 1 then quickened my pace and she actual lv slackened hers as if to let me come up with her. " Noble, creature ! thought I ; ' her artless and warm heart. make CUUm-ued-tar, we propose to say a few words upon this particular kind of tar." -4 ,J,-.. "CJotton seed-tar I Well, well 1 that beats me out. This book-farming with, its jimciack and new notions is going to be the ruhrttf the whole country. 7 44 eotton-seed-tar is tlie- best: kind--far, three; r- Wj-Beeanee-t thinner - and will not pitch Hpou the axh of wag on or cart 'M, Becanse more of it can death to hiuiselr, was ordered, betore the ; She siHltletily halted, and tamed her face I.. mnUn. f tl, a..,1 Mr ue uiwui.g, .o uosht.ji ...s juuug towards me. Alv heart swelled to Durst- heart as a prwl that he was uot a traitor j mg reached the sjtot where she stood uan. Alio negro uie co""-'"""'-' she beau to apt teet from me : and it was so. The water I w" o' ' "u ous noi wear a is of the most marvellous Irau-parcncy.l crown .. 1: ; f In t 1 uroiipuu oruiuair mi m i.i i"i j r , ' , ... , , tress. ? . . t 1 ...:.i .(...1 t ie xlir i nlirs. lira inaiiv Itemititul but i " ' rrr.. r;.1" ,r a i..h c.H.esr which from ,i.e to ii " t'&U: I noticed UieJ l'-ve been erected at the desire ot one or " . 1 " " I " " u "verencetoan angel. i..,.rLl Ii,sto0 rtiir ltom-ath another of the Sultan favorite wives ""'".""TrX . T" -ZTi " ire yott a an .1 It w o eed i 1. holes through i "il "p ncconling to the taste of each w." louI " 'S 1 u"1" ."". t was pie- ced w nil noics , uirougii 1 1 r.- . . . . , iticion. Hunting np the nest ot a pair ot these opening we seemed to l.x.k ...to un-, "l'.,, 7, " ,T, deadly snakes, everV where to be found Cu I . t ... ; 11, tri.Mi.'-il i-liiii:kr4i. with hnn urtii itecu- were ek-iriMu umi very onunuii. me Mil- r ,7 . . , 7 tan has the range of them all, as cages in l semi-savage minds he enticed which his pet birds are confined. And!""'" ' b'1'" tt"J f-''"-tln Jihoro.1 .0..... flow,-, for i the ! -hem with the v.wuity ot tlie house. last of December tho rose, were iu full I U' P11' being perfected, he annoiinc fatliOinuble depth. Tlie boat mov ly 0.1. We hung trembling over the edge of a sunken precipice, and far, far bulow it, lay a dark, yawning, uufuthomed abyss. From ils gorge came pouring forth with immense vehtcity a living ver. Our lHtle boatj floating on an eh-iiient as trims' parent as air above, seemed hovering mid way between two worlds. rushing on just beyond iu mouth, I dropped a ten cent piece into tl Tlie Sprjng term of this Court was held last week, bis Hpuor Judge Dick prcsid- There was no case of general 'interest on tlie civil docket The State docket he made from the same quantity of rich - 'occupied two days. We notice the fol- pine. 3d, Uecause it consists or a large , at recognizing mc as a stranger of the!i0ing cagea as the most important: -portion of oil, which lessens friction and The case of the State vs. Wm. K. or j it jg ,uade by preparing fcutftto:' rester, charged with committg a rape np- j kin in ngual MrtlJ) an(1 Lying, on Vashti Proc ter, a girl only eight years : down the lightwood inclined downward of aire, was continued by consent. It was i towards the vent hole then cover the . . .. - .li.. iii.... I ::...u .1. .. A deetnel proper mat me gin saouiu oe in-1 pn.e si mcuee iu.e. wnu wuuu rto, strncted as to tire natnre ot an oath. In ca8o of the State vs. James F. Cate, charged with kil ling his wife, the grand jury returned M Not a true bill." Joseph W'illett, indicted on several counts for tradinz with slaves, receiv- iii!.' Stolen eobds. alld petit larceny, was? suspended, and he has an opportunity of giving - leg oaiu The case of the State vs. Francis Gul- l.iher, for assaultand battery on the hher- No, my dear girl, that is not my oc cupation. " Well, I don't know," continued she, not very bashfully, and eyeing me very sternly, "1 thonglit when 1 saw you in the iuectiu-house. that vou looked like; iff of tho county, afforded some aiuuso- the pedlar who passed off a pewter half; ment Gulluher is a raw Irishman, a- ... . ' .1 . I . i .1 . .1 - .J! 1.1 J'. then cover with a little straw and about two inches of earth. When the kiln 1 burnt, all the oil in the Cotton-seed wilt be in the tar-barrel and yon will have the best kind of tar." ' I don't believe it, blast if I do. Good bye, Sir." - .- - --..,..,WL '. Uopd-bye, aweiihead. 1 .4 a Allegory. A humming-bird met a butterfly, and, being pleased with 4ho ueauiy oi lis person auu uie glory oi iia wings, made an offer of perpetual friend- dollar on me about three weeks asro, and ! sainst whom the Sheriff proceeded for ! .;,. t - ti,;nk of it." vaa the ra. bloom in the open. air, and every thing jeti-tw his master and mistress that he had m I wjis determined to keep an eye on you. peddling without a license. - Wo learn jpyt "as you once spurned me, and called il.il " U I m nnani Kin f " jav a ' ; i.iniiiicu iitc iiuiiiisiiiig-uii v m. w sj v nt; to know nth-;entertainetj the htfirhest tesoect for such mtit.s.il u Ian L'tit itioin iiitu tlio water. wuu tier Jt fM theiJinSoUrviing.j i!.. ;a there one Imiulrvd and ninety was tresh and creen as Jaav. liiiucr-1."1 lu "cnco ii "icic uruiuei iiunu um uuure w nu wj. uim nc limn, ..v me a crawuns; aoit. - impossioiei ex- neatii the palace was the kitchen, and reptile lodged in tlie vicinity. A large; if be catches the feller hell wrntg his : censed except for mar .-ving, and he did ;cirti,neJ the hummi h'fes f'titi" as if an army were. to. be fed ' reward was ottered lor its destruction, and : neck for him ; and I am t sure but you re , not want to get marrie froml"ilieKreat raii"es and furnaces on! in two or three-days the negro brought the good-for-nothing rascal after alf'f" 1 ing of Sheriffs, but kne wliich the dinner was even now cooking Some of thu the fei.iiilo t the house, laid it upon tlie I . I I'... .it ul.HU hliUlil'lill till. Mllll i.t-O . II 111. r.tlleen"aud aw it clearly Mnl " "f scrvuu w tw, una., .v y-? - . T ..yTlrinlLHli- l"wd to he excelfcnt, though we did eat Uioua of tho family Tor h.s rarthf.n devo thttJo "S- H 11 i t i the kitchen 'ion. The moment he was unobserved, ble. The water must ,rtSwsit.g)- wg . 11 ' . V": '' .. ,,lnf tll4l , ,le drj thtf dead carcass of the snake ,.ower, tor if such a piece ol money were ; :,,.. U ., , r, ....,. ! iuto the house, thrust it tl.rou-h the lat- lyinir at the foot of a tower and ninet seen so now mov Iteader, did you. ever take aSliower- bathf . It is absolutely cruel toiuflict upon the reader such a disappointment as is experienced in readingthis short story. oxen are vearlv killed here and cooked. ! t ice-work that divided the sleeping chain-1 ltut after all, it is onpf too true to nature. or gouts, and ; oers iron, .no j-iiriors, mm uiuo, i.pciinii; --j,e i,a.s?)oiiate youth wno expects to nna : . "' ,rV" . "... ... . i... r.,. ' i. i every beautiful girl an angel, is uoomeu I.jttle River, about seven ui lies northeast wi.om . AetKti had been brought tic' vuiiuiiious uim miuM aiiu viijiu y v'ttvii - . . . - a.. i . . it,..;-.. 1 . . . . . . .. " . " 1 It ,ty feet in height, it could not he' ' re yf V plainly Ami the summit. ? f.V "1,s fed on towards the south side of, . ' )' . a a a t . 1 Ut.l.t 111 tll.S ?S. 1 r tl I T 1 I i lit 14 scenes aund, tlirblJWJh ..lCM ai". the Iio.ho-u. and 'of I'ili'ou. ...istress. ami concluded bvjfc 'rciucnt disappointmeni. met would Wend in unison wiU,ll,ejor.- ''r- . , ..- , . ... ! and thither, the long flexile roots, and the ' vf . . ... ,J . v,,,.v ,.,.,.,,,.,. .1,,. ,..J Ml tliis be-)' jszt . that grcete.1 them, but .quickly remem-) wij.b,u,w , ,., up(n ,,e the returners ot the palace. .s tu-, k ) tcntrc . t d- AM tl. s be fefnjfirrtr - . zi . t Tu wa young man i in j beautiful creatures as yon."--Pcrhap the "ould country, time teet i.igu, no;vo j0 now gajj ,ne otjjer "but von was called Sheriff. H. submitted, aud j ingljlteil me when J WM caterpillar. waj TentencSTTo 'nay a fltjffTvf wxTiSofet nie give'yoii a bjt of ad vice. Ne- aud the cotU.JIUleiiim' -JlMirder. -liw'mauirititfKiimbKBl they may somev: day become your superiors." Eire and Death. We learn that on ' -a- 1 Wednesday night of last w eek, the dwel- iiur housa of Mrs. Margaret oikIs, on Harry Erskine, ot facetious memory, was retained for a female named Tickle, On the trial, he comineuced his address to feorihyTrra their smiles, and side by side pared gloom ily on. They saw all nature rejoicing around them, above them aud beneath them, but O, bo w could they rejoice? How rejoice when approaching the land ibriiiSisdLtVEtrti hmi ini llisiyslssinsst ,! thsi i tnliiMlZMflJaityStfe lOTMiaac m rnnrl 1 1 oris I 'l ixnv nnMnil nn o i'"!11"1" pensive and ad, Ruth finding her only prismatic hue. Tlie pehtlo Swett, occa sioned by the motion of our skiff, gave to the whole an undulating motion. Death like stillness reigned around. All seeni magical and unreal. .The boyish dreains which I used, to have, after reading the i n rr 1 liuia n.t Uie diiisunorus. - - - 4 A dutmJ horsvs stand in the rov.J Uut perjwn, and unobserved esc.4 stattles. w client,' defendant, my iisjuiu norses siaim 111 me r 111 - . - i hich we passed on our way out ; lnU tho l,c" Bir" and the harness and trappings, covered with jewelry, are displayed hi a room over the stalls. At midnight, when every door g. A con- tnt lio fi. lI'.iMinir H iit.te: "rMi'.OMtse a tiv . . 1... .. I'" w 0 i , ri ; . , uaiuii ui .m ' V 1. .. . . . . I ( . . . . n I,a li..l.. .. oacco cuewer is miv.ieieu iu uiu nuun m she was burned up iu it. A jury ot "-; the court, thus : quest was summoned, and alter investi- "Tickle, my nation, they ooiH-iiuleJ that t he evidence on '; before them was sufficient t. autuonre ; xhe andiencc, amused with, the-oddity killed ilrs. vVMils and , sterics. bv the iudire retd vin fii- in th.. Iinii-u Ho wxs bound over ; 1. -r:..i,i.. .... ...... ...r tl , ... . . ' , . . . ,.. -- . - . . 1 V IV 1 VJ IU 1 IVHIICII, ..111 I 1 . IUU . pliBwuint-tiilmeeo tiftv years f Ins lire. "... ....,. . ,1,., Tom, ,.( tht. s.nwior ... .11 1 n " openod aud every lattice- turned np to ail-1 anj t)mt eiK., Jav 0f that time he con- (j(Mlrt tlKn j,, ge!OI)? but the Cui t had i . , . " ...it the relrcsliii.g brewe denied .Wring aumc9 two inc,esof " . 1 ... 1 1 . 1 1 .1 .... .1 ....,i. .Uw ,..i.n i, fi. uti.1 in nni.:. - -.i ...... 1 f....i ,..i 1,. . . J. . . . . .1. .... ! Mttrvatton lmoiia tne Cattle. ins inim.nL wrjac j iLJcauircu.au iioiir-io iook iiinu;u uie v " HJ Biv iiiou.ih m... ...... v.. .v ...... - , lurtner iiivesncaiioii as 10 wc 1 ... . , . , . , 22i22!32lr:ir.. . ... - -7.;f-T;amtii-iiiiiiMfai' iii.-itrrwt.--- . 1 1. .," . ' ... .t AbuiLtlon De nun-rat has latelr received can ai.Ari' .ii-Ti"i-r--iriSw--. -w-..-.-- j- piy3Maiwjw-t , .7 ou.MiujTJig --tct.' 'Tnrrz.rT ,wy,-rn 4 Tho Indian name for this spring s won- Lbreast plates in forsns of stars, gnus of ..approached the , dwelling ,-lor it was on illch liok &nt .-two - lnche l.road.-j U ..- ... , if. I . - . .-.i.r' ... . :.. i...f..-rt I ...i-j tin mill, ciiiiiihiilv ui. uiu uiRricist ' v !, wrkui.i tlm v.tinr itir,tniiir HIUVI 11 UI U3tJ jivwiif tmna nuic,-" 7 p 1 . t A .'.,im "ni w.... T " If ' H i ' TT .1. ' li.; i iXiK il.n - .Imiii.Mt lu iiv in inn avhMtai as a asn w nn nna ai tha .. - . . . . n 1 . . . .....ii un.i in i.i.imunrs ni u-uf nmi' 11. ' ' intiLUti iii'iuu 1 n vn . wo rvou iiiinv i iit iiriii hih w nil 1'niinviiiii sutriLii r a . l'"io," v..u.....o. ... ... jiygtery. It is said that tnepanisuuis- ""-"".., . . . ..... .... . . . . -n, , .ult ; , - - -- -- - papers, that a mother: umf Xm.m her., n tin nnxio.is f l.i. c..,ii l.. Into t solete. but torn lily elloctive 111 ttioir nay, i"-'' v.,.v. oll out ueiore mm, u.m were .o.u . , Wilil Cut." and tho woman of Hothlohem, notwitli- standing Jho . tender wonlsandjitiU nwre tender love of Kuth exclaims : " I Vent ' out full and the Lord hath brought uie home empty. . .. But better things woro in store ; they had "sown in tears," they were' to " reap ti . ... J..r ........ .....I ti.1,,1 i. ..ni.iidv ...itn.,1 tlm ' .1 .. a i ..c .i. t wwn tnts been jue waeKs oi ; "in'"."i ....... - - euew 11 woum ui iv.a v.. . i.i.i.. . i.t i ..li r deni tiki n.uii. it iimi-pi. i i-. . ..I . - !.... ......1..- t..v tt i . . I't.i i.i.i . Dim.j,'.i ....... ....... .- ..... uiiii. niMi iiia iv niMim uw mo iii- .u...ut..it.i.l tli liitti...! ikml ' iiiiiinitiMl tlio I .1.. . P ...... .1.... ...... A .....I ' nciiiiirv. iiid ii... wi.v. ......... ..... ..... : con), i(, me- ailiouill o. lvi iniiiiMiiuaiiu ... - v t . . r k .i ii ....I. n.'rt - ....ui u-.d , in. u-.ii-ni am. i .1- 1 11 - r . .-. J7....rf-,t...l ii . . ....i .ft... .i., - uii.r liro ih i v RoniQ oi t no ooor lei ows t."1. " nineiV'iour uouars. : it aiiiiiiiii n'l ll vi'uhi tl Liimii ui nil lAuuunii.i. - i-- - - . .i... . i .i i.i . . ...i : . nJ tM:.i,..i.. . j i.i... . ti.... ...m. .i.,i ra,.;. Tliov ann.wMod ami very curious now, WW IVIHIH 1WU UI IIIO UHUillllVli AUCT; Willi tllll"". l .in. ivi . .i-.l - , . .t . i . i a--i..j . - , -.-a.. r . .- J. .Itl..v had f.i.....l thalnnff soiiL'ht 'FonsJu- arms all ready for use were last dimmish --') aSlk IUI BUSkVII ssiisv (K-a i i - . - . t I : 1... Al... . .. u .I..n.a...I r.k ventntis,' or rimntain ot loutn,. wnicii j .mg y ""J " , ! that ramo on tho steamer with mo were i led the snake., under the clothes ; the -in- marches, and buttles... J utterim. Unman bones, enongli to mako four skeletons, yvero 'lonnd in a cave, partially walled tip. on the .nonn- . in I .. t ...n ii-l,. mi. lit.. v lain I.er ..mr.vaivii, iiin wa wvmh.j, ihlsTiino-equipped from this armory ! nocent ocenpant of the couch brushed the d marching to tho field. In a gallery ! intruder aside, andm nuother instant the by an was a co. tohiii oi t..o.....Vs y , ---v . . ... T i . .... .. : ..... I .i.:..i. . v... V,,l,..l.Kr5;i,;a. oass-words. obligations. qnalincaUon successive Sultan, from , the piend.d serpem were o. neu uix-,, , ... ..r . uMr, V "ZZj C i ,ll,i , .ti.. and o form and Uaiuascus blade oidiamined II. Here lv S-S,)SeWil.l the to, are the keys ot eatne cities.-oi iur- - . --t - . ' ' . f of Ohio and throughout the U. 1 ..... , ...: Mli4 aHd n itiAl rttr ' nil 1 1 Ml III HI II 111 1 l5rtu I III. H IKvIl IIM UI'IH i 'lir VS. - - - I ( Ih.irt S ( ittf Bl IVli-all IWt tllA T I laa adAMl It appears from the ..,. : B.wn k. w new secret pl.tHala,vi. m tieadT while other, have J organized in the btate.ot ...i .i... .;. ..,; k. !.io in -opposition to tho ly0 ! felling ieculiar kinds of trees,' the twig ngs. Tlie members are ended ild . brilIlche4 of whicil tll0 feed on. Cats; but they style themselves the Democratic Council of-Ohio." Tlieiri " "" ( alu Disr.uB. An Indian nung,niin- onagon, Iike buperior, the past all sign, grips, i winter. He was attacked with the mau IorjX)X. when tie urove tne otner xnuiana es-i from his camp, took his faithful dog and State i.hung to the limb of a tree, and suspend- States. .. ed himself from -another. f -! head-quarters. hayeJbeen established at j Calm I ' Is that the tune the ISld cow dicdof f" KHneinnati. Power U gken to the Hteaudiself at Ot a a . J 1 .. . J-.. .- I a l. I ' 1 . 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Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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March 29, 1855, edition 1
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