j. .1. i;i:r n
l;ln)U AND J'WOPKIKTOi:.'
- - ScIHdj out Countfev r r-e
Janics l'V -Latham, administrator -of
David Allison, advertises fur sale at the
court house door in Newbern, on Momluy
of September" Term, the following Sin
mense quantities of land -'; ; t
In Cnmborlnnd (!6nnty, lj(nt two
hundred and sixty tfumnmd, new Ititi-
J red acre. .'1-...' ; . "V.'
'In Onslow (Joiinty, about two hundred
atul 1 n ttwueand Uoo hundred and icty
acre:
In Brunswick Comity, i)&&jKpeiy fiee
inoimana one n una ran, una enjmy juur
tiCn. . . .... ,. . - -,
In Jones County, ubout one hundred
and twenty three tlwumuul and tixty nine
aere.
Iii ItoHi-Kin County, about one hundred
inmi tveentyjiiur tluitnuindrttn mudivd
twl rotlil aereM, WHICH, uiKeii cmiucilveiv,
,wl i ' . J. f I..'
. - i i . I II i
ilred and sixty four TtjniiRiindi'Tie liiiiidrt d
"f. -" . . .
uiid fifty tlirce (7Cl,l.''3j iK-ri-, nr nvw
iidxjuillter if a million of neriw, all of
which lands )avid Allisuu is said to have
died seized.
Wc bijrc-nt weans ai -hattd--asfer-
taiuing the iucrticial area of the ooun
tiu in w hich these lauds lie, hatitievi-
duuttliey niu-t cover alare fpaceiii each ,
them; (Juiuoerlanil, we know, is a larj
county, but If you take out of it ''io (ilaii
tations of 1UU acres each, you will make
a considerable gup, and so id' the others.
nW'W Trihnne.
Tbr Sairar Cm nr.
From all nertiuiis of llic roiiiitry rcci-ii
llh inwut (Istu-rin nccountu of iln- lino- Sn-
Jtr t.'jlllll. AH tin- i-VjJit llllrlit lll.l'k- llU- Ut'll
t-llliMi-lltlr suiwrwllll, Nttd prove U-Volid a doutit
that the i.ini cau lw cu'LiVHlt-il in ortli t'loo
liua ili gnral (otil and tliaL in n I'-w ..-;,(- it
will but a vry iiii-uitant cruji in i h 14 - Sint-.
We hav bra lioa i.n. tiiitii oi ih.,- n,rui
made fruiu llio can- bv Jrv-ih (.'oi.r.ul and
lio.ll A. Kiiij;, oi Li ini'i
II
al. it
llul nuitnor, to the U ,1 lll.il.i-. M
lias n'wral ai res of the cih-, and In- ;i I
u ojM.-tati.jii lur t!i nianuiai luro uf tin.
He lUlend Kl"'i' It a l.nr lr.nl.
K. in.'
id now
'.iul' -
Jlul u.-ililislly llie tKj-t iiilu le h Imv.- a v-t
a'U, has jt ln-.-ii h.,nd.'l t" u-" b) a Ii i i.t. -It
S lllanul',luri-d bj Mr. i. 1.1111 ii-Une,
of Orange count), h ri!seinhf-a in ti !tjj.-ar
alive Uew holt' j'it prt-wvl Iroin lie- fiiib, mid
h;W S llluwt d:ili:iou tUtor. N c MlKvri.ly fe-
rel that till UUie f.olltHlliin t,,;, , 1
svrul, a hot h lilt!,! Isri'.-r. a, r Tiu"d fi
lik-si for t,ur cliil.lr. ii tu lnw
an .);.. .iiu
Uji Mill
V f go 111 it a h.-r ;i :.il, I'
Hi
I"
s t.
Im eoi,eli'r;itl-- .id
of all artulrs 0'' e'
Is III jli lillg U"! till'
e.ini'. A word In 1
itt ml iih ytaj.
all!
IM
( iiiucor Sut ( a nr.
11,.- ! parlm- nl of tl-- bit ' t. o j.i ) -'illy
j.Le ed it :thin ttl-' 'i.r uf A m.-.'.i.iii .! o
liifi-u to 111 iL.. a n il of l'i-- ' '' ii- s -Jig,' '- 'i- .
an. I tie- ni..ii is !, in t wl.- 11 t!..- . v .. litii. n'
of ii tail i a: i"ii iii ibn (-..uu'rv wili I.- i.-t--1
Kv-rv t'-sl, llil.l.sl.'l Hi lii-.iji sii-itr. v,,il !..
M.ifhb.1 1" I .ir .ihat l!" I o.l.
Y,lll!et- ftiie('-s. 'l !..' I', iltii r
iflst fi-oin .tv.-i , s,",t ivn fi- liu
f .-4. tt'si III l ;ir:l l . I in -' I., v i :
l.-jnrn-.l. 1 11 ! !i.- su J, 1 ; . j . 1
llig nl.-i ts-.ll h' ! j - l"- 1"
fr.ie.i (h..rgii. I -a. Oi- 1
1:1 til.-'.- ..:n--i :i un I r tl ,..;. -
The sirup 1- i I to t f ' - , 1 -
lin.-vjs . I.d .r'.hi'i -ii. I.ir.- j
H't.l.-d. MO" (i!s.i g" iw lllg l!il..!lti
1 ull.s ;,r.- i.l
A'lirrn-ah wi
1 ill.- I. ha v.-l
' ..- i- -11.:- :ii.-
.. .1 V 1
:e :
'.- lie . 1
ii.l.ti.'",
It
w.
..l
,'it lie-
nt. .nlhi-i.t. ;m. in I '.-ii 11- I v :i m 1, V
and . hugl.iU'i, w,tti tie- ni..-t ;l .ir. i n
I"--
ft is iiiij.,fci'... t.i i.r-T .-,linia'i. tli" v ! i of
tie, i-.i.r.iiKtit if it 1, pr..... u.-.Tsl'ii!, 111
br-ii.jriig a Mipj.lv "f svrtii. t. ,-.-: y 'rin. r' .l.sir.
1 1 1 vt tl. prices 4u any km) o'f sn-ir w.ml i 111
-,n? tw-.m an iihh.ssi!i I ti . I is-il t
hir.lfv lws vuiiLitil.- a, a l.i.!-li-r i r..ji. ufi.-r.-fanhtn-s
f.r L'Mli.ling 10. not aei---stl.ii ( (.,
I, fir it :i.i Inirin.. jni 1;
Tl. .t
Is
thl-
. hi nil: I'viiik I Ml'i'--1 hi v A Miller
in tin: ltr.sl'i 11 - ( N . V I F.i.'l -. '.in "in, Iii
forg'-t tiiivt 'n-n thing is "r .os !..i in lie- niiit
Unlh i-.Milni. -, tli u the lamig of tin- t
talltic cable Is llnMiss!bt,.-, from tie- fn't llett th
eabls sw.-pt bv the curri'iit ol! the I. . gia'b
plateau, ttlllill .ts sir, eve. !. alj't ll.eil- IS Mo
tehhig I lie depth of water into wlueli It a cat
w,k JI ay :
.Vow A-t riiuKr irti'h rrmlt-rfl mAtuttm
t, tM oi;.,.. hit, int ricw I if llml irhtrli
CtluKtit. thr hrtyiktwt tlie c ilU. 1 In-r.ahl.. w
runiiiii mti inort; rap liv tbaii-lbe si.sji pro
gnsfc.Hl, ju-t as llie I ne r:oi lor ni:l.-s n(s.n ine.s
111 tlw-awnndings. .'in i we doubt not that those
OB hanrd the Niagara rotild Ii ave psnl out t!ie
wllole cable rill the 'p. ,t i' 1 ion the stilji llloV-
itii aiioth'.r in le. And tin- is liiu cause whv .t
amillM impossible for tin si'lieillu ever to silCeeed,
'Idlerw in. no ijoubt, slill water at the hotl.Stu .l
llm oivhii, but tbfl stroiig eurreril aluiewill pre
yi-nt tiw cable from r rearhlHg ihat ipn. t h
atloll. If It l e.r altillipti.l lo k.eri up a
train th u will allow the cable to I..- .-,i. o it a
mile for c.-w h n.iie the ship nails, the re-nil will
1 th miine an U'too to snap it l.ke n sjml
thread."
'I h'1 wind is a inusieian at birl'i. W
a hilken threii. in the ereviev of a wind.,
tho wind finds it nri-1 :gli, oti it, and l'1
t.lld
. and
H up
an
biwn the sesle upon if, -an.. poor
I'aginim
f..r lo!
must go Horui-w-ii-re el-e for his honor,
the win. I h iierformfng with a single st
ni.t
It trii ttltnosl eveivlliing ut'oii i-aith, t-i
eveiyllillig UJ.oll
irthere is music In it ; it pei-ua.le a to u! of
.tlm Kr''Ht. lu ll in the t.m-er. when the m-vtu i
nt home and asleep; it in.its a inoiarnful, h op
of tlef giant pilira, ail. I it rjrre not dwlam In try
hat sort of n whistle can Ih- iii i.I.- of tlie hum
4llntcllillltieVintlleUi.il,). oW it W) p'
-tlpon a great tree, till every leaf thrills w ith the
Dote in it, und wind up tin- river tii.it runs at
, it luise, for a sort of uiui'inuring .lefoinpauuiietir.
And what a melody itsffrgs, when it gives r
.ronceil, with 11 full choir of the w.nes of the sea
and. k-i forms tin anthem I ml vieeii the two w urlds,
that gin's up, . 1 h.-.ji-, lo the stars that love
ilim-ic. the lliosl mid sung it tie- tt.st.
Th-H how f.m.ltv it liiiuuts nl. I houses; momi
itlg tinder the sUive,!, sighing in tin- hi.lls, oien
..1.1 .I....- :.i.i ... 1; .....I ..
i.t: .1,1 ,,.s. is niiiioui iiii. .-, ...... s."s"'i, hi 1.
...1. t ...i- ..1.1 '.-. 1 1 -I... 8.la-'r. It a
.1 -...i .1 ...1 1......, i. ;"- r.i.,1 -z.
' -
--
All. Sllll'l-Rll.-
-Tin. whoh- of tin trull for the
Atlntiliu Mini .Mort.li 1 aroliua Iviilnmi tins been
hipped. The la-t cargo has rei-.ntlv been
shipped from Wales to li.-nufort din-ct, for the
Ciintrsct of the eastern division of the road.
t.tiwi thousand ton have. f.eon shi'wl 'from
Now ork for Mr. Washington, on tlm western
,diri!on. "
A mnt' nmv l.jshA fU.ai thiuu u i.-., ,lt ',
ili.i,.ii.i i . ... . 1 ... i t .1 .. 1
... ..... t,i ivs n.j.i.ii. .1 iiiw 1 11 11. 1. 11. tt
ha"lmin throii.rf. hi nav lf of Mav netl with
:two month' awe, and'perbant. earlier. A'ibh-
IIIKuh',
ton .11
pf?0trt toJjMirs,
VOL. XIV.
From th Ai-hrvilU- h(jd-imor,
Linville River.
I M- . . . i J
I iiiitp urc miiMiirni wi nnnirai uurin-ti-
Ml... tlir. !... tl.S....tl, u-l.i.-l. nr.. ....
; ' . .
1 cr CT"n TjrenTrl nf rxrrjit by sutitu
- venturous liuvollor, and kiiKM ii I mliinati-lv
only by lie intrepid mountain hunter
llius thenu cuiiositic-H remain niitioied,
while yearly, thousands of our citizens 00
NtMthwaros iu MjrtwUol' lieuiiljur 4il,eiL
suie. Aunui ..ucll mav bo classed the
Fails of the I.iiiville. Uuer in liurke
County. We d.ail.t not hut iiuuiln rs of
persons in liurke county never heard of
them. They are to he found in tlie
North West corner of that county, near
to that famous t'e noon which tliu four
counties of liurke, V iitatiga, Vancy and
Mclowell, corner and about nine miles
fioin.the litlmotit Sirin's. Tin' la
cilities for getting to them are us yet
about no facilities at till, an idea may be
formed from our experience;
Leaving LbiMviiic on the iiiorni'iT of
Tuesday, iu company with ('..!. Childs,
we rode witliiu tliroe miles of the Y;t
and thou tei.vin our bu-.-y we went on
horseback to the house of Mr. ).ivid
l-'iunklm, 01 e mile tioiii l!!t. Falls. Mr.
r ranklin coiictmil to 1.1 i- iiue our
I',
and afu-r a Oioit r : we
. d oil to till'
If a m.le oi
M.-eedi-l on
, I all-.. Having arrived 1
i tnein we ili-uiounted m.
I I'.H.t, lieing liu.iile to 1 : j.
l';
ei ace. e.mt el
n'hvd tie- river,
.iviiig tor s-'iin-e,u-;
we then
eieilpelled to
11 r jiersoii in a
r-is-,-d we pt"
ink through a
"f i i , l.i 1 1 el
!' is i.i'hei"
1 fallen trees. We soon ii
; tne din of the Waterfall 1
Muc been n-ai in' ill our
! crossed it, lo do so be",.
' put certain p' n turns of
I state of nature. I Living
I
ceded il'H'U the cu-tclii
. won aiin,ii:e.-..u rTni
r
in. I w le-rllel
erry
.11 t!
tills
singular tii.it
ille, the a"i
ale!
.tli a
!e o'l
a'ice
Toe
.dear.
moat luxuriant gro t
'.he east bank.just her
,,t I:
. 1 T
,.,-s, wl,
lie 'lis
on', notiiing ..I any u
IlVer WOele We cros-ed
siu'Hitii. an a, jiealanee
stieam ; :t so.i heeatiu
lipids until si d.ii-niv it
huge lock luel da-lie- o
twenty to t. It thell bo
ui"-t let t i 1 1 1- imum r t t
lired al ii-, tin- a luie ;.
I nv
led
'1 of
l.v
, - ill :
hi. '1
t .
al tiii..-s,j t a .-tlu .
shape that Ionian
1 ..bowing our g
ii tlie. top ..f a r.-i
winch the 1 1 vi-r rti
Mil"
I.i:ii V.
oiir-i-.I
i.lso ol
career.
sl.h-
in I...-;
-d
d !
Ill I'
i
About f..rtV leet In-low
'lashed the troubled Wall
on the other, tlm-e -am
,e I.
iTs
forced tlieii.seives through a pifage n-!
more than ten feet wide, made tiu-ir di
see nt "V. r t be last and iughe-t tail. lien
tie uiisT'was ris.ng, and I he I a s '. t:
sun as it sh.'iif through, cati-ej that ei-u
I ar view which iei uiliies so much tin
-ulpliur.iu.s lUuH-ri which I'.'if vau -ow.-:i
di-seril..-s ie art-.iig troln a --r' -i:n dark
ab.'de, tli it.V'; gives tiie cavern under t-i.
io-.ier fail tie natiio of the 1. vii', II--
Our "st 1 1 in was a c- mi man I ng
not such as a per- m with '
nil!
leuild s.-i k. As w , ga- I fir down ::..
cout s ol the ri v er w e eou id sec tue st i earn
araiu a utile its e- .nipar.it. i .-iv p: ie. l-.ip
poarauci; but no'w, iii-te.id of bat.Ks a'
most ev.-n with iti ld. it was h-eke l iu
bv nil impenetrable ma4s of
rockj, winch continue for miie-i-ourse,
rising in the tnos'. map
!!,
VII tt-
.gran-
deiir lo a- hinght of one-, two and . I
tiiindred f.-et, and in s une j daces in:
a th-'tlsifli.1. At "-.'c point w are ;i t-
r lo
.1 m ,
ed the rocks close over the liv. r
,d
is easy for a person to jump Ir mi
hank to the oiuer.
The grand suhi.mity of the i-i-whicii
is In-leubouts preseiiti d t . h
cannot be surpassed by any iu the w
.lie
i-rv
rid.
Language tails to iiesi-nne it aim n
ell of the artist can l'c but 11 faint con
cept!. :l "f its beau'1, and lu.ii'i .hceiit
gnwnleur. I lore it is that man fi .-l-tit-in-ignitic.-ince.
.-in Itr. milling, ki. ''- wtth
awe and tear.. We have seen Vagara in
all its artist, r splendor, and we have sei n
' " what was called grand scenery;
never have we seen anything t
tit tiev er,
cii'ial the
I scenery of l.iuvilie Falls, nor do we ever
expect to see the like again until we re-
,- Visit till-Ill.
j Fro long tin- pencil of the uiti-t will
1 trace the rarest-beauties and gie them
to the World's iew . Lie l"iig tin- spirit
: of etitcrpnsti w ill make g 1 ro.ids, and
I build a good House', tit which ii-it..rs
mav stop. No place can present thj- same
1 nt raetioiH us a watertng place that
. villi- can. Its bountiful scenery -
I j ii
that
;m Virlias Ijeeu fnllyeM
illh-
ful climate, the excellent
nf i4tc"
Uattlesnake Spring, the fertility id the
soil, and la-t, hut far fiom least in the
plcasutv seeker's ey e. the large . j 11.1 1 1 1 1 t.V
ufi- Hii,. which is lo be found there. il Is.
Having spent the afternoon at I.iiiville
weretiitned to Mr. 1' ranklin's llou-i' iiud
there rested for the night. "The m-.U day
we visited the ( i ingei cake Um-k. 1 his
l.ock is a curious formaiem rc-ttng on a
ridge between the. Haw k's U ll ami the
Cinirerc.-ike mountain, very near to the
-h ro
k .'..:,!
in sliapi
Ibetwooti tifiv am!
sei
nty fe
at tie-
t in height,
ba-'- :m I ri-
; ulioiit six leet throng!
jihig.lo a tlnckm -s of 1 .iciity -live or tnir-
le feet;. Tibs rock i, llat 011 top and cov-
,,P. .. .jii. ,,,,. .0,,,,
l In one em
of Us
top there lays a rock about: lilic.-n loci
long and four or five wide with a Ihu k
iii'hs of uootil four feet. The rock is, to
ull appearances, just about to fall at least
ten feet of it projecting bom the edge ot
tlm-main rock thrt whole prc-eliting the
arn.oHrnni'P of lnivm" mst htMMI UP
j -- 1 - - r, I t
i in Us place nud lodged I'm- a little ylnle,
Ithns making one of the gi audest.sighlsl
jtliat can extsi 111 nature, uu iiseenui"
Items, flricaltnrf, Jntrrnal Jdnprnnntifnti, Cdmmrrrf9 tdf
V -
! tiit; mountain we walked over to tin; dum
my rocks uii'I tin-re we had presented to
O, US OCillllliin It UiilUaCaiM! K' W
. . . . ,
1,0 ll,u"J tap.lnm. Ul.ss It
as can
he tl
int
I urn t iu ton ..I i ... 'i U w,i.
liieeve
ha u full timMi bci'pu fnini tiiu i ram
la-,
.1 , . . , , , . 1 no , iin ijeieiomi e, uuoojeas iii iiio niai-
titer .Mountain entirely around to the Koan ! 1 1 1 1 n .1
, ., 1 1 ,. ,. rnnoiiial line is exceedin-'ly dull there.
mill fii-iri uiViiiiil 1 1 f ho vti i.tr ..Ii.. r J
and even beyond that. 'Hie valley ofi
.1 t . 1 . .1 f . ;
the (atawba is open to the view from its;
. .1 11.. in 1 Otl,0 tllU li.) II Drj, all V4 lkil3H9, Will UUII L
orifiin to its source, the whole ot iiirkev" ) ,r jfj''
and North (!oves with their rich fields; ' AtU Vhite Sulpler Spring, in Fan -
of waving corn. In the dim. dark dm- . -- , .1 i ! . V . i
i ,
tanco a- one mountain rises to th view,'
. ... . . , '
wliieu from its location wo siiptMised to
, , ' '.I, ,'
he the IMot. Just as the sun lades be-
. ... ,
'", V' ' , , lur
red 1,-ht and 3r.n1 s.-e fla,ln ,n its blaze
t!ie W....JOWS ol the liou-cid iMoroanton,
Iron, the same source a golden t,u
thrown upon every leal, and everythnio
is mellowed ,to soh loveimes in toe ae -
iinplilimeiit of nature s niuat splendid
creation. Far, far beneath, hid amid
iu. i.-.-. of shrubbery and rocks, the I.iiiville
".' "-. ,ls"'c -oivme,,
I.I .ill .1 ... 1 : II..!
run there, he replied "Us, and l'-'r U,e Ailanthus hlossom pressed' into ser
liutig rt sees troul.leous times before it ;..:.., ...i,,..,, ,),., I,,.!,,,,! ,,, ,1. ,.,ie;.!i,.r.
gets nut of then;
t'
We have never
seen anything whicl
an idea ..I' man's lit!
1 ie chimney riicks
1 gave one so forcible
ieiiess as tlTis point.
f the niouutaiii are
about tlm-e hundred feet high, from their
ease the mountain descend.., with feaiful
I'.i i'i 1 1 into the l.iiiviiie l iver, how far
)'. is bey. .tid oar power to estimate, but it
-. ins hke it was almost into the I'.iWel
ol t..c earth, it seems as if one might
fall.
" r r..m m..rii lilt n.jh.n. friM.i iiik-ii li!t .ferfi eve,"
and but then fathom its depth ! We !o..;
e I and turiiiiigj.i'hi-d again, gladly would
we havr- -pent hours upon that summit,
but nat'ii.-cb.iti 'i - I.. it to -nit iin-jin's w:.-!.
i-s an, I .lav s ui'.st end ..:i li,e .'iiniiiituiii
I .. as w. b .-is :n ;he valley. We return
ed lo Mr. 1-ruhkhh's hou--.. thaiii.l'ul for
what we liao seen, but wi-li:ug ihat
wi
the I week
that in '
i'.'.ihi ug among
mtaiii c-jutitrv.
I'eautiea
A Minio
The I '. t ei.l
otd. t'ltui-'i
g.ll-d t" the
i lui .M,
,l,;l. r.
-.lowing
is' V
f I h
itell
I..-I. -.rsdav.
'.
tat
eiiee.
1.
ct and reliable, from
'.du in 1 a .. assiiri - Us that over a in, i I i.m
I mom y obtaiiii-'l ii loan "1 hist win
b r. aut uori...-.l l.v the I,, u i-iat ore, tot.ike
up tie- Mate'Vioii.!-. due .latiuarv la-t. and
lepo-iti d with the iliio Life and' I rn-t.
New "I k, tor that purpose-, .has gone the
way of all moneys and -.-ciinties left with
that -oiille-s and sunken concern. 'Ilii-re
wete sl'.. '."ii. -i f ii.e M ,te bonds due
.) .in 11:11 Llv'iT. 'J'o rcdei-ui thc-e bonds
a law was pa-scd autiior...ug the f"uiid
('oiiiiiii-si .iiers to borrow tin' amount,
winch tl.cy did by selbng a new i-siie nf
M.lte slocks. ,1 in- iple-ll 'll tiieil lll.i-i-,
wno sh.nl take care of tlie money und at
li lid to the bus-lies, of ri- i. enimg said
-lock. 1 lie lil-ioti I'liii-ials so.i'i ih-eiih-'l
e-ti
I,
iv
il-et ing till' .New ; U'k
i.i j.tfe and Trust Coin-,
eg ..ii.- dollar sei urit v
Ageiiev of tlie I l!i
paiiv, w itlioiit t ik
'or the 01 1. 1 1.
though t.u- I )e:u-.i
11 1 v. I :,elll to .i i
a-cof'aiiir-d ill. -ot
"I Ih .s depo-itcd, :.i
ei.i's ill the Legislature
. -". As near lis can be
si ,01111,1 10. 1 only, had
r ledi nijitioti up to tiie
b, eil I'le-ellted
time 1 ,f I iie t.uiuti
I sai, I 1 rust (
iiij.ii.
nv.
balance is nu , . m i,l'
Water
water tch-
T( ll'CIH
Tl
rope, r
a tube .
tie Jatr.v
ne end-'
seeing tin.
enable a p
leof a I. .at
er
r
to
wat.
t .
s.,:, .,o
re-I lb.
Is b. lo
bile th,
1 her
tiie sill
tile-' ot tlie WilteC,
so formed that tl
both v es' seeing
Into tin- lower eh
tlii-
up-
per en. I i.niig
may 1 e-'t on it,
into the tube,
ed 1 watcr-tighl 1
When ll'"d, is t.
face ol' the wate
looking iloivn tl
tlie b. .tlotu win
lnnd
Is
a plate ol gins,, which.
1 be kept under the siir
r, s.i tliat the spectator,
n- tube, s.-es all. objects at
-e letlecliCel powers are
abb
tv t.
-chit
1 imp
1' ravs-..f
iillicicnt iytensi-
, .1 ... 1 i,n n to.. 1, .i,o I sill
fi.rihg I lie loss
siil Inn.: power
ter the bottom
t caused bv the ah-
of tlie water. In clear wa-
may thus bu seen at the
ie iatlionis. This cmtri-
depth of tw
valu e is much used In seal s'i
n-cii in ,cal snooting along
ur .Noithcrn ainl i estern islamis. where,
sometime, 111 tiie form of an ordinary
w a-hing tub w ilh a plate of ghi-s ticd iu
lis hot!.. in, the -hot sea! is looked. for, and
tin- grapphng-hook let down to bring him
to t he .surface. The .Norwegian tislu-nneii
also otten Use this tele-cope when their
.anchors get int" foul ground, or jhvir ca
bles warned "ii a cad-stead.
1 v-tni l u -a 1. 11 1 - . - V In'
-it.,- in a tbi .,1, 1)1 .ii;l
'1 lie- Clli'ltiv sh.-ill
. I llii- hold -hall
l-ai:ii. hx. I'.I.
Satail to a loar-
s nh.iiit s.-ikini
i -ip .1 -hut la
I against bull.
I .... apo-tl.
t!..ii Ihat
I'.-t. r i'..i!l ires
cMitlllllalfv u'"'
llllllUI ill
L" l.aria-b!,s-,-,l
I
I... ,-,1.
IS 'Ii.e II.
.-sp.nt sii
lb in.-oil
Ill IV .1. II
and P'-'I
1 10.!. Ii.:
nr. It is hi- coiist-iut stuiK
Ie. I ei.l's dear eh,!, hen, l.u'l
can ptocecil no I'm tln-r ihaii
nut I11111, and it In- sliniiM
I. 1....I i:l lake care that Jus
s,.,l ,., p,
hke ,1 II ....
mil lit! lip
!, no r.- i
-in e i:i ...
Standard
r. it 1- no s
aiu-t 1 1 i 1 11 .
to be telllpl-
..1: (:,
1- ".!-'
Msl.,1,,
that -
1. 1 - o 1:1, or agreeing with, the
I .:.. I e.i him l.i eis.-, llllplele Ins as.
itrrd .1. pell. I llpell It. he will take eale
II ti-lll.!afl44.l:-.shiU--hi' among llie-e "all
tfiings " licit uoik ti.gejli.'i lb r tin goyl.; 'For-g.-t
'111. 1 tlie .eh" it avion ol'lli-' hold, "I haw nih
10 1 1. id. and he will di .nv nigh to you. lu-si-i
i!i.. il nl. mi l he will 1! ... liviti vmi. .Tlie. Lord
kliowelb I101. lo d.-liv
r tin- "".IK -out of tenii.ia -
tseiis. Tli-n- Irath no tetni.iatioii tak. 11 vmi but
t.-tn.ati..n tak. 11 vmi but
such as is 1 ,, 111 men to 111, 11 ; but 1 hid is faithful,
a!.,, will n.'t siitl, r vmi to Is-leiunti d als.n-that
ie are ahk-. "
Thm lire I 'liriiliioi's cliieijl;-t joy, .
11 1. ig.lil Ii,..!'.- -vi.r Sijrli .
AVIlnw roil; utlil.rstult. il.nl! pnilllisell gritce
I'1-..l.-cl him lliroli-h IhiR w.lneriiri.N.
SALISBURY, N. C, SEITIIDEU 22, mi.
- Life at 4he V(TiBg-Plam,
u- i .. x- - i l-
e learu from the .Nt-w 1 ork I.xpress
., .., , . i - i i
that the 0anaiLV ut JcA'i)ort wliit! i Iira
, , ii ' ii r .i
iiul-ii uiiuHuaity email iiiom, oi me st-abm.
, . , '
tit I V l.7Vu ft' lilt atlMUII IIM I IIIIVbri Ullb IM,1
r.. 1.... . :.. .i. .t
i- . ,11 I
ot n rmuitii y ;iiL;i-;uieii i. uis ieun oiaoe, i lml 1 , . i
. . ,1 i.- . 1 .1. .1 1 .'Ujrally diiudent and retiring, it re'juiied
uuiei, iririiiiu,wiu x unit. omioii hiiii
.1 . 7i . i . .1
other tioulhem watering-nlaces.'-tliins
. , 111 -
seem to be more brisk and i.roi'nsiiii;.
, , , . t, " , 1., . , , . ,
At tlie former place, tournaments, fancy
I etc.are ciuouon and we are
,,,, ,at ,K..lutiM wt.j. ,Rlvcr so ....
tier(. M toilets mlver so imtKniricenv'"""1 w. 110 ,,,,tcl Wl,e" ''f
j j, alld juWe . s( ,,letill ui.d cost! , ve w"ld come, and our art., would,
, A Viniliatiry touniamcnt ru. , own acpord slip around the Waist
; " ams 0,r t!le,.0 fj i..iici, t ;.,.,, J " support a. Indian who seemed mca-
..,,. .",.,- . ,,,.; ,..;. 1 ,, -i . . .-. . , ...
were more anxious to win smiles from h
dies' eves than catefulof their costume
when ladies' veils wcri metamorphosed
1 1 iti 1 i 1 11 1 iron it n iihl ii' it) in 1 . rr'n ... tf r.. m
I - , .. ' "-
"t ats" llhtrmnied. and even I
T(ir, ... ,, ..i. j;,.,,, r , ,V.
m
pepper and toe succasstiil knights for
tlie maids of honor, a geltleuian from the
same county, and anotliei troiu Louisiana.
A gossip wno raw it ull writes to the
I nion :
The ipieen (Miss S., f Washington i
was crowned with llowers, and, with her
attendants, conveyed from the grounds in
an elegant tijuipage, surrounded by the
knights.
In the Cvetiing the coronation hall was
brilliant. A throne at tin. en I oi the
nail had been liL-autifully wreathed with
evergreen, and hundreds of eager "faces
w ere turned to l.i bold tlie enti aui-e of the
royal cortege. 1'ir.st Came, beeoiitingiy
attired iu white, the maids of honor, at
tended by their knights. Tin-v were .Mis.,
Ii., of Washingto i ; Miss 1'., ol' ISaltnnore;
and Miss II. , of iait.piit-r. Alter them
tue ipieen, a 6Weet ti.aideli .!' sixteen, fol
lowed w ith iicr kn. lit. Her dress for
we know we sha I- never i-e forgiven by
our readers if w e on it to ile cn'.K: that -
was ol white tarltuii, iloiilde skirt, film-;
me. I with silver, and bertlie ... e..rre-pond. !
The Coronal was uf geranium leave.-, audi
seat let flower, link 1 ug a ta-'el ill cotit 1 n-t I
with the black, gl 1 y u-ess. , that hung
around her sien ier form. The favor "I ,
her knight wai ol w hite, (itiv chosen, as i
an emblem of tlie purity and innocence
of tier ginhoo. ; and more than ail she!
wore iiel IioikIs w 1 X 1 1 a " ill.., lest liavior,
more eiigagiii' than every grace that
coui'l be lent jy any pomp and circum
stance '' of the oKcasioii.
hponreaehng the ihrone the whole
paity asceliihil, when the '"Jvuijlit of
a-hiligtoii " addressed hi- ipieen, ami
iuimediately liter the ball was open by a
ijiiildrille. dau'ed by the ipn eu and her
attend. ml., onk"; aftet ".laro- the dancing
became getieril. ami continued till a late
h.'.iir.
i Int at someof the-i; watering daces,
if we may credit new -pup' r correspou
ilents. the art if bathing I- carried to a
degree ol perfection winch would chai
leiige the admration, if not provoke the
i-nvv of fhe Athenian, thetii-elves. Ve
piubli-ln-d, thu other dav, a nai' igraph
sketching the ityle tit ( 'ape M.tv and New -pot
t, we have now specimens of the art
nearer home. The coi-respojident of the
r.iiltimori1
ft 1 " Ol
Ib'imbl
I'.sni:
can write, as tolhiw-rvi.
'The bathing house f
but a short distance fr
men, and through tin
have faint glimpses oT
r !
situate'
r gentle
m ti
.at f
open puling yo
the .'.o-- wh-
if the water is still
lire
i" no means 1-! i II
themselves, but ,keel
irp a perpetual
splashing and sonealiug which In
jhteti
the crabs and the fi-di fairlv out to sea.-
Votir readers lime doubtless heard of flic
' ioorgi.i niiiform u shirt collar and
pair of spurs. We saw this morning
iii.li . ,.v ot a si mi hit- character, n.-nmr-
i'.'i; (. I, lnti.1 t'.irh.ill.ili.l dhis
,;;;,;,( e.m'triv.ince wa, a J.i tmt dress
un 1 11 ISO. I 1
f three ho
fastened to-
,,tl,,,i. t tl,,.
distance of a foot ap
the upper ring or In"
waist of the wearer :
g bv the strings at t
art by
ip COIIl-
1111I the
"tape strings
up to the
,,th,.rs l,angit
ie dis
The .rtuhle
nice lu low which we have namc i
ung ladv who i-nrt' thi- cmul
Pl-arel. hail tiii" ti over it a light wrap
per, w hich had been smonied down in
front, but was gracefully looped up or
Imhjid iijion the upper lewip brhiiuh pre
senting a cool aim graceful dnT-a-y if At
Whim or the (ireck Slavethus ap
pareled, our modern Venn, started for tlie
bathing house, "Uie observe! ol ijll oti-
servers.
Some of the ladies who lingered behind,
not being sutliciently imbued with the
love of the classic, sent after the lady and
brought her bai'k. making Iter conform
rather tnori- toiwiolern notions.- lint the
incident called iij a hearty "guil'aw"
fro'.n the unclasic mains, and produce!
an extra amount of sipicalitig in till' .la
dies' bathing boil,' .; i'hat. Messrs. Edit
ors, was the ilicldihl of tlie dav.
A coire.spondetit "nl tlie Wiiin!:igt"li
1 X. ( .1 lli iabl, de-cribes his adventures
an,
observations at some "summer re-
-rt " iu that re;
;ion-
-wl
11c
h
hot
name from which wC take tin; following:
A troop y.f savagiescmb!ing ih :ii
poatatrce the- Esquimaux Indians', rim-
- uitig ibvwn (lie In!., and 111;,!; uig tor the
for
breakers. It was impossible to
breakers. It was inipossih!
escape,
, if the
tlli-V Were. too close Upon lis ; ill.
truth must be told wo felt cut nuis.
ftfte
J the
? first surprise was over, to see the end jsionury Society of tlie Southern States for ,ly neutralizes' acid?, but consumes jill "r
; of this strange adventiire." ". tliuf conversion uf f ho Heathens and Fa--iganic substanrcs. It opei;,itcs most la-
ing ol tins strntiL'e adventure
Hero tbov t-nme. clad itrrlio stlratu'est
styles of cosf nine, skipping along and rtnf- lw
IT s, ftcti, j.-flt ti t If isfv- ti w wityv jjn
sI!'.:i7ir.'sila9''ll&sis.liAl
iris m,) 5rifnff5, iUaralitii,
nluiikeso mnua.-cliiclaui8 t tlifij
'ijuacli; ftir a sei-uiid glance sliowi-d tlmt
.., . i .i .
they were diiilinutivo in hue, and tliat
. J. ..... 7 . !
'tlieir strength lay in thuir weakiu-. :
i , i i
h-xin they reached tfiu water, and in a
, 1- I ' T I
' i i t i i .
1 the waves. Impelled by a stinnjje curl
, . , , , . ,. ,, .
"i-wirv u' iiitpnii i tvui n in In .iu-1 -it.
'al 1 v, w Hill coiuo nciiuuui iuiium I ,,ai-
il . , I a 1 ' 1 I I. 1
. an eilort to pluv at Inde and beeb in the
' ves with the Kmninmnx albeit they
had left their tomahawks and arrows on
, ,.".! .
shore : but, as the tirot wave, we were ,
' , ,11 1 .
aiuoi tlieui. liosis wo Soon becau to
,., I . ,. h
.like the sport. I ho Ks'piimaux were .
, - tl , ,1
1 them by the hand, we found it soft and
' palile tor tlie nonce of standing up against
. I the volume of water, a sort of electric
thrill was it the chilliness of the water.
or what was it (would creep through!
our frame, as though wo had been btruck I
by a rjul-vau'c battery. j.
There wa a fresh breeze hindv.-ard. 1
and the waves tumbled in finely. So did
we alb Lifted up ocea-iouaHv oil" utirj
footing by a lull grown billow, we w.niid
be tossed and w hirled over and lender j
ammig a bevy of half-Miiothere'I Lf-j.il-1
iiiau.x, while an unimateJ cutest was go-!
mg on between the advancing wave and!
j the receding under tow as to whieli slu.iiM i
nave the party; neau were tiohiung up
and down, and feet and arms were iitiet.-,
Hating nb.ne and below the surface.
The Indians presented a moist appearance
in their grotesoue c-ostii.ue. and laughed
i in. nil v and loud when a ,11 l ien billow
' .. ... 1.1 ... 11 . 1 1.1 1 11 1 '
, oiiiei 1 on 1 ne 1 11, iim; sea sueii-, upon ine
, , ' ' , .
-noie iwis, ng, iiiining ami ila-hing
jtliem III all direction,.
e found out after awhile that we were
1 etijovmg the luxury ol a sen
hath with
the girls those bright-eyed, rosv-cheek-
eu, ln.siuuiiting, irrestsiioie enigma,.
(,'!i ! ye bachelors who lit in thr iitU
'onyou do not kmny what sport is.
. mi never had the good luck, jilst a, the
sun is -linking in the we.-', to jm into the
foaming" Wales with a prettv cui-in, who
required, of couise, all your sustaining
power tu breast the surge. NJu! y,m nev
er had. du-tto think of it! You take
her band, and put' an arm around her
wai.-t, and you are prepared for the wave.
Let it cone. If vou can stand, well and
good. If you are rolled over, a l.i c'.yit.',
nt a series of somersaults, twitched here
and there, tossed upon the beach und then
dragged back again, and rise half drown
ed, but together -what better fun can
there be? our cousin believes in vou
for the time being; and if you should press
her hand to her waist tightly, what mat
ter .'--it is a necessary precaution. "Look
like drowned rats," yen say. Very well,
sir, I give vou over as a hard case.
Tin". Swn t
I ur A:vki:-ity. Vou
wear put v
in-
dd clothes.
on are not trotll
with inativ vis-
itors.
011 ate e.yhoiioiiited from niakiiij
calia.
I .ores il" let !
Sioneis do n
Itinerant band
ue you.
t haunt votir table. 1
: do hot play opposite
your w imlow.
No tradesman irritates you by asking
I,s there any other article to-dav, sir!"
lleggiitg letter-writers leave vmi alone.
lniiostors know It is useless to bleed
you.
Vou practice teni.perami.
oti swaihrw iuliniteiv less poison th in
others.
011 liave sa'ved many a debt, many u
deception, 111:11 1 v a hca-hie h
And, la-tlv, if yyji l,;yvc a true t'tiehd
, in tl
v.'iid you are sure 111 a very short
f time to leiiru'Tl"
1 space
111
a Simi-lu itv
ik DhKs.. I'rentice, of t lie
Louisville Journal, speaks thus to his
readers :
Those who think that, in order to dress
well, it is necessary to dress extravagant
ly and gaudily, make a great mistake.
Nothing so well becomes true feminine
beauty as simplicity. We have seen ma
ny a remarkably fine person robbed of
its fine effect bv being over-dressed.
Nothing i more 'unbecoming than over
loaded beauty. The simplicity of tiie
clas-ic taste is seen in the old statute-and
pictures, painted by men of vcry .superi
or artistic genius. In Athens1 tlie ladles
were not gaudily but simply arrayed, and
we doubt whether any ladies excited
greater admiration. So also the noble
oi.:
1 Uoinan matmns whose superlT forius
were worthy 0! taem, were a.-o plainly
drese'it. l'a,lii'n-iften presents the lines
of butterflies, but fashion is not athis-ie
goddess.'
Mr. ldnnvnlpw-.o the KnOxville H7o':
.
thiii'ks that the cities ami-towns of the New
England Stiites nn,d of the Northwest open
a wider; and more inviting field at this time
lir ni'ssionat-v labors than llindostan. Si-
am. Ceylon, China or We:
the reason that the native
uighti'd lands, who have I
'i-'r"
t 'tea.
- oY t!
icse
c
leon ih-tiie 1 the
. ho held to as
light of the gospel,-cannot
rigid :i responsibility in tlu
those who see the light lik
iicx! world as
the free soil
l"'l
laf ion 1
.f the N"'i'lb. and still love and
'do tin; ileeds ,ot il,irkncs. l o ought
.therefore to form in the South a mission
ary association to be styled
fhe Mis-
thti conversion ul the lleatliens ami a -
i unties of thei Eastern and North and North -
esteru States.
. a No 1.4-1.
ant) tie antiln firrlf. :
NUMBER
My Mi I kao Ihat 1 must Dic
Mr in fl'ttt,' Ickwtia Kohl da fch 9lrrl.
My ;d '. I know ibat 1 mtntt
My iir.iruil life ii paawn beu e ;
T-t liiid uloiHtiflt' iT'iilt-m-'.
'I'iirn iPdclitii- by ihy hmwenly grace,
Willi pty ttud itic iny deaih tn face.
My lijd! I (.now nolLvti'n I die,
What i Uu moment ur the huur
llow wjop thrcluy may brokfiLe. '
IJuw qu Hily poM awuy Ui flower ;
Tii'-u nmy Uiy child prc(iirt:ti be
Throub Tunc Umieet Kt-ruiiy.
My kJ I know ihA hew ttlia,
K'r dath bus many wnyi u rumc
In da'fk, iiiyKiiri ii atruiiy, '
)r (fntle un a Fietp tti Mm.
Jutft o thou will ! if hut il b1
Vor ejver, bl(-h.-wd lird, Willi liw'.
Mvdfi! I ktlnW nit IfTf I di,
Whfr i niv firm', bHnb wh.il irand,
Vf I from it- ifbimi I d rely
To be dlivrreil by thy h nid.
('infill, 1 lukn what s(xt ia trniK.
, i Shiimj aH U? earlli, my !rd, i itunc
My n-ari.iu'' (loil'. wben ! mum iif ,
(! lfr my ti'ry toul ;ilniV',
Willi Chr-i, niy I-rtf, et-r-i:i 'ly,
T-) Bbur- '.liv-Ttitrv mid ibv l"vt-!
Tbfi ftiiin- it rtclit hit'i well ! hh.
hen win rr, ainl b-w my d uth Ii dl bt.
The Lok of Home.
U in oi iy "Ijiioow-ini'i.l. .1 jifl-ri-l.-rs a1m
mn.U; .'iflifr .ii-tinuitlifi oni.Mii a nmUrr of imt-
jnal Hu-rit,oi ipiM-,urv urijj;iii :t innUr of per-mial
nro;K-li. - man who is nt a..lirtml of hit
earlv rnIi:io!i. It hajMn lg me t Ih; born
in a l. ' o;tKih. ra'w-,1 nmoii f. iUi; n.w-.lrifN of
fw llutiiihirc, at a ItwI mj
u 1
eTirlv that when
,1 1 ,- , . (- . :, ,. 1
thf -inok.' tu-t ro? huin Us rn-l-
Limn-v an!
ov,.r frz. ,,s
! ,.,,.1,.,,. f white m inV habitst;
H,i ,lu s,.tt!,.lunts mi the riv-rs
-1
Mils lin suiiit.-ir
111 btw.s ii i
I 1
nf I'aimila.
Its r.-iimins still evi-t ; I make it tin annual vis-
it. I carrv my children to it, and tench, them
the huids!ii.s .-it.lur.-d bv .he giue-rations U-U.rei
them. 1 doufHp' 'tw'-ll on the tender "ivcilec-;
tioiis, the kindred ti--, the eai ly afhstiuii-, aad
the 11:11 -ration, and incidents which mingle with
all I know of this nrini'ltiie fainly aU.d.-. I i
weep to think that Hull.; of tieiM who inhabited
it art-now an.oiig-t lie: liiing; mid if ever I
tail 111 alli'cti.iiiiiti.' v. ileiation for Lain liif rais
ed il, und di-teii. led it iigaiast savage violence
and ih'structioti, clu-riphed all domestic comforts
tieiieallrits roof, and through the tiie and blood
of sewn years' revolutionary war, shrunk from
no toil, no sacritifi" to save his country, and to
raise his cliildri-u to a condition better than Ins
, 1 .
owii, mav niv name and the name ot iny inn-!
., , 1' , :
t.-ntv I.. I. ..! .-.! fr.irn tin- iiii-iiuirv nf ni.-tiiLnul. ;
iiieitiorv of mankind
Jfiihtil Wtbtttr.
A Lt iMi uni-s Lnui'KNT. An incident
tqok place at the Junction Hotel this af-
ternoon upon the arrival of the train from
Indianapolis. A gentleman and lady, in -
spired with a sudden recognition, were
observed lo rush frantically into each oth-
ers' arms, and the fun of it was that after
a lieartv embrace Ihev discovered that
: both "had tlie advantage." "They jvere
j strangers, but the lady, inispikitig him
I for her "dear cousin t'iiaijiih" bad em
' braced him, while he, with a hull' defined
' rceoifcetion of having seen her before,
i went in lemons and got "squeezed."
j Their mutual etnbarr.i-sinent upon the
discovery of the mistake can well be iui-
agiiied.-Z.lyii. ,(; ( 'uuru r.
A Very Peculiar Dish.
When ojir patty of six had seated themselves
at the centre table, my att. nt km. was attracted
bv a r Trn-nl thAi. soni. thing iinu-ual at a Chi-
n. se in.-.-d. hi n certain signal the cover was
reui.iv.-.t : .-i-i.l presently 'be f:wv of the table was
covered with j ivenile ci aj-ss. w hich made th- ir
evishis from the dish with ad p.issil.le rapidity.
The erablels hud been thrown into a piste of
vinegar iu-t fls thg coinpaiiv s.'it down Mich rm
inmiursi.Hi making tlii'iu more brisk and hi'Jy
than usual. P.ut the sprightly wrt of the in
fant crabs was soon ch-a-k -.l bv e:uh gueWt sei.
ing whieli he could, da-hing il into hi nioulli.
crasliin it between his teeth, and' swall-iwiiie-tle
whelo niiir-l without cerenionv. lK-ter-
mined to do as the Chinese did. I tried this nov-
ellv also with pno with two. I sucis-otle.1
tindiiiir the shell pott und wi.hiihui. tor tl.ev
gelatinous. K,r ""'-v
re tmv creatures, not more than a ihiv or t..o
old. Hut I was compelled to give in m the third.
I when In' resoh ed 1 1 take vetig.'muv. and gait
niv lower lip a nit so shart. and severe as n
1 make me reiin.pi -li my liol.l. and l.kewise d
; sist from anv fuitlu-r experini. nt nf tiiis nature.
; Ij'.'i ,ii i 'htiia.
('nod LflVct uf ( liuiliing Muttntains.
limbing f.f v tn aiinlains 1
1..s!as tugeili.T n.-nrer hen
lian anv
hlltnaj Cetcrpr-,.. :
lake it tlu-ir -ii:n-u
mil w a !:n ri
r oceupa'ien
hose
. Til
4 as-
V nt.
- Tnivr mm'-.-
set
eletv-i the
"V.-s -ire
br-u-ed ; tie- 1 !. a- : .'liei pur
ar.-und ; and th-' c :' I Idn-ra!-s.-a'e
of the 111 -a-" .-: -. and c
k'l.h1 : wliile the 1. o'ding ear:
ll.
v fn
al tV
a-ljiili.'ts, i a ty -t'iu
lr ptv.. r pi;.,;.,
huiiplah-d fiom a:
the ainial at t!i--'Inetit
tin n a'l t'
perha'Hi lswif..-' :
bri-.-:'-.',,!"... I -1
iii how t:l:v
tie'lS 811,1 p'
. I. vated pe
lt, unit is :'i..
- - -.-nsati
.- tir-t. 1 -1
'...fsii:..
.-ill,,
,-on
I'e.l
in t1
. hi
. n tu.
ti. I :u
pin
for a dav er tu e.
Sot i; Son..---When vegeta'.' .n is rank,
and the soil s our, burning the stubbie tends
to destroy -ill vegetable acids, and sweet
en and imnrovc the soil. After the land
is uroticrlv drai
id.
cans tic
'.uie not "ti-
ii - anic
1 vonrablv wbeti applied often, and in tun all
JdOiSLSS J
Can't Ddplt.
.. A lit tie girl often fbllowed ber father round
hen h came into the house with tliia quiaitioo,
" Father, what can I do for too H And never
ih be tiaiiier than when be guve ber ome- '
thing to ft for him.06c( fce itl, perhapa tlr -ed
with l)er askinf, "Child, why jo you aek
Uiat quettion to macli r i'O futher,. (he B-
wared, with tears swx-lling in her ejea, " beeaoM
I can't help It" It waa love that pat the ques
tion ; and her readiness to undertake whatever
he aet her about,!! proof of tlx gennioeBeai
ofjiialjfive.; she wanted alwaja to iMdomf -snmttluiui
.orjatlier.
l'eople b ouetiiDex are in doubt whether they
love t'o.1 or not. I will tell them bow they can
rind out. Are vou often askinu your Heareolr
IKathtr the name, question tbra little child waa
aking her eaflhly father I J it one of Toor fint '
I , thoiijjhis.- " Ixird, what wilt thou have me to
do (" And tlu you keep on asking hecauae yoo
I cannot help itd It ao tills your heart that it
" m ! must conin out. And you not ohly ask, but are
on the look oiit nlt-thetime to hear wbatbeaaya,
und du what he duthc 3hli is the way to know
whether you love od or not. And if we lore
him, and iru-t iii the J.tus Christ who died
f ir us, we shall keen his comfhandiiientA, that ia,
do what iMsJtoya. This is the proof of 'the geo
uinenens of uur love, t'antiot atl the childrea "
try theiiis'-lves by this test, and learn if they
really love tiod !
The following extract will awaken with
most but a btni-le at so curious an inci
dent ; it ban, however, caused ti o re
flect on the various viscissitudea in life.
How many, now basking in the smile of
fortune and anticipating a bright and
happy future, may ere long be as saddens
ly crusljed by some unexpected misfortune-.
I low many, too, there aro who, dis
cotitetiled with their lot, fling from them
iu thoughtless mood that which in a few
months they will bitterly lament I At
this time we know a lady who, but a few
short week since, was enjoying domestic
felicity, but wiio is .now allowing her
proud, imperious will to blight all pros
pect of happiness, entailing on herself,
husband and children a melancholy fu
ture. Patient forbearance is an essential Tir-tui-
hi the married state :
During the troubles in the reign of
I Charles la country girl came to London
i in search of a place as a servant maid;
I int not succeeding, she hired herself to
-airy out beer from a warehouse, and
vas one of those called tub-women. The
lirewi r observing a good-looking girl iu
this low occupation, iook ner inio nil
.. " , ..
I. mill
v a, a servant, nnu alter asuon iime
..lll-1'l...l II itr llf II I'll, IT II H Gl P WM UPE
11 ,1 I- I , I ,
'" - '-' s.-
H voting woman and left her the bulk of
jlns fortune. 1 lie inisincfs ot brewing
droj
ed t
ver
llvi
.(on
, and Mr. livde was recommend--
1 the young woman as a skillful law
to arrange her husband's' affairs,
e, w ho was afterward Earl of Claren
1 i m 1 i 11 r the widow's fortune consid
erable, nun ried her. P,y this marriage
there w as no other issue than a daughter,
wlm was afterward the wife of James II
ami mother of Mary and Anne, Queens
of England.
. . s-.
Vi n m.-oMK 1 mci.omatist. Mr. DaK
las said, in one of his speeches lately:
" I do not, however, assert it positively,
1 11.111- .'nil iiiiaiu ..1 1 1 hiiii a si T Us.au-
... ", - 1 i- . .1
tin woman is ant to see delects in anotn
I
lave only heard of if that a very bcau-
er beautiful woman."
A irginia editor tells about ft prodi-
gious calf that he saw at "the Springs."
' The editor was .probably drinking from
1 one of the Springs when he discovered
the prodigy. Loutxeilh Journal.
J
Ami-ripa vs. Em.i.axti. A New Chal
h nij. .We are informed by gentlemen
who have ,jut returned from England,
that an arrangement iis in progress, by
which English horses are to meet ours on
our own ground, for stakes of 5,000, or
Jj.ohO, at single dashes of one, two and
three miles, each party to name their horse-,
at the post. X. Y. Sjiirit.
Only one-tenth of the human body is
solid matter. A dead body weighing
r.'O lbs., wa, dried in an oven till all the
moisture was expelled, anil its weigni
was reduced to twelve pounds. Egyptian
mummies are lndies thoroughly tinea.
Tiu-y usually weigh about se-eu pounds.
Kvi int: WiMi.it l'i:i:n. A number of-o-.it
Sangamon fanners are sowing rye for
fall, winter amlspring feed for stock. It
is f. utid to be most excellent and valua
ble feed. One fanner will sow 200 bush
els. Late in the spring tiie stock is turn-,
ed nil'; a crop is secured, and if the far
mer chooses he can turn his hogs iu up
on it, which grow rapidly, and get fat up-
on the grain. It is
tj , ;. ,). Ui-t iliin
not grown here lor
The use made of
the crop of Illinois would be v considered
,,,., :i,.,.,;- t,..- ,,1so farmers who
row rve en the sterile hills of Xew Eng-
aiul
I tor breadstuff's.- Illinois Fanner.
":,...',.(' S.rjJ'i in the Treanury.
It :s estimated that the surplus iu the na
tional treasury at the end of t ho fiscal year
w ill ;i'e tittv millions of dollars. What
disposition .Is to be made of this surplus
now engages the attention of financiers
tut. I statesmen.
ho scats and desks in the new Hall of
I;,. -preseiitatives will be so arranged as to
ui .r I to each "!' the ineiiltK-rs sepa
rate, desk, and chairs. The arrangement
will, be sltiiliato that whieji has been
Ttid o c itivi'tiicnt and acceptable in
tin- ptxscnt Senate chamber.
I'ew people are aware of tho expense
of iu:u'ntain:::g an ocean steamer. It ia
staled that to carry a Collins' steamer
from New Vork to Liverpool require
eight hundred tons of coal enough to
keep an ordinary family forty years."
L'jiii. M it ki . One thing should be
remembered -dnpiid manure should on,
iv be applied vyl'ien vegi'tablo life is ac-
t vc. Appiie.t ! roots hoioro tney nave
,'. it ted in the spring
jinv time w heti thev
r in the fall, or at
ire in a quiesceut
state, it w ;!I help to kill them
Mr. K.rtsC'of Aurora. Maine, shot a
bear c'lfliing out of his cellar one night
'lust week,- that .weighed over. -too nan mis.