North Carolina Newspapers

vob.. I. RALEIGH,; N. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1808. I NO. DAILY ADVERTISER.- 'WEDNESDAY, January ft, 1808. Ff e purpose f accommodating our nameroui ad--!-e'n end of keeping the people posted on trade and T m "the cbarse of tinman event,r and the progrcei ?s na science we bar commenced, in Ealeigb, kr-h Carolina, the publication of a lire newipaper,. the v, a Advkt'Sb. ".Subject to the power that be," from political bltWrnets, devoted mainly to com " "' tuiineea and news, and at the same tima laboring' Ysrtfe all the interests of 'every race of, our people, ttff romotc harmony and fraternal feeling between wbv-Hvc in the different flections of our country. ;'"'xi.econtrlbntioDa,of many of our most gifted writer wil"enrclfpd adorn the columns of the Atbtwib. TEIUtfS OF SuiisCKIPTION. v gTn.ail for one year,-, - for six month, i . for one.mvnth, i for one week, i ; 'for one paper, ) ,j , Th'e line of Wednesday $5 00 2 50 60 15 will be sent as an extra of liura f communication between buyer and sellers n i i nT'.TiiiVD m Tnprruiru ins mi riucucui ilie aui""" T. . ., 4 CRMS OF ADVERTISING. - !- ' One sque, one insertion, ,-. ... . three insertions, -,i '.:-; one week, : Each' additional square one week, OM'Moare, two week, Jh additional square, . One square, one month, . acli additional square one month, One sqninre' two months, , , Ech additional square, (Jne pquare, ihred months, i Eich additional square three month. ' Koslnws Card three months, . ; I ('i)nrt AdTertisements, si;r weeks, ' one quarter of a column, three months, v one balfof a column, three.months, One column, three months, '' Twelve ln or les make a square. $1 00 3 0O a oo s oo o oo 4 00 8 00 5 00 1000 8 00 10 00 T 0Q 10 00 10 00 to 00 85 00 eo oc DIHEjrrORY. ; STATE, GOVERNMENT. , X ; j Jonathan Worth, Governor, salary, . $ 4,000 yM II Baglby, rnvate oecreiary,. ex clusive of fees,) ,j 1,000 . It. , Best, Secretary of State . of fees.) i; 1 . ; 4 (exclusive 1,250 2,000 1,500 K. P. Battle, Treasurer, D. y. Bai.n, Chief Clerk to Treasurer, s Hv TtiRGiN: Comptroller, i 1,500 ' fiavernor's Council Wm. A. IFright, of New , nnnvpr,IVesident: Wro. Eaton, jr., of Warren; tocni R rnherd " of Cumberland : Giles Me- Ko np of Cflswell : Thos. S. Ashe, of Anson ; Dr. uvr Trtvnprf of Halifax: and E. A, Jones, of liitlllj v J , -r-- . W; 0 Kerr. State Geologist, 1 2,500 W R Pell. State Printer,! ' 0. II. Pkrry, State: Librarian, 6.00 It. II. Bradley, Supti Pub. Buildings, 500 a fitr Aim:, if.. Adjutant General, . 200 nn5TPR.'nP U. S. OFFICERS. RALEIGH. ; Head. Quarters m Hllsboroy JStree t. : Col. Jas. V. Bomford, corad'g Regt. and Post, station, Head Quarters; Maj. Milton Cogswell, 1 commanding Camp Sweet, station, Camp Sweet; Capt. J. J. Van; Horn, commanding Camp Rus- sell, station, Camp Russell ;; Capt W. S. Worth, commanding Company B, stationCamp Sweet; Capt. Charles Snider, commanding Company E. -: stationi Camp Russell ; Maj. D. T; Wells, Regi mental and Post Adjutant, station, Head Quar- V tersi LttOrV. S. Aiken, A. A. Q. M. and A. C. S., station, Head Quarters ; Capt. II. E. Haton, commanding Company A, station, Camp Sweet; , X J. K. Wilson j Company B. station, Camp j Sweet; X. John O'Connell, commanding. Moun ted Detachment, station, , Camp S weetf Lti W, A. McMinn, attached to' Cowipany A, station, Camp Sweet; Lt.. G. M. Bailey, Company E, 'station,' Camp-' Russell ;'; -Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Asst. Com, B. It. F, & A. L.; station Head Quarter Bureau; Lt Louis E. Granger, Regi mental Adjutant, station, Head Quarters Bureau; ' ; Lt. Charles E. Hargous, A. A. Q. M., station Head Quarters Bureau;- Rev. Geo. W. Pepper, Chaplain, station, Head Quarters Bureau , lTst- of officers and j agents or Tns burbau of R. F. AND A. L, IN RALKIGII, ' Head Quarters - - . Uen. Nelson A. Miles, Assistant Commis sioner, station, Head Quarters; Lt Col Jacob F Chfr, A A A General, station, Head Quarters ; Lt Col Thos P Johnston, Chief Q , M and Dis turging officer for North Carolina, station Head Quarters; Capt W F- Smith', Post Surgeon, sta-. lion, 'Head Quarters ; Dr II C Vogell, Agent Sub Dlst i ict , station Head Quarters ; Rev E A Hske, Sv.pt of Education lor N C, station, "Head Quarters ; l)r A B Chapin, Surgeon of Fair Ground Hospital, station. Hospital. ; ' Schools for the tycedmenTho " Washing ' ton," on South Street; " Johnston," on. West Street ; and " Episcopal," on Dawson Street, GOVERNMENT OFFfCIALS. V. S. Marshal Daniel R Goodloe, on Eden street, at the office qf the late HonGeorge E. Badger. ' " 1 ' -'. ; ' : "" " Deputy Marshal Maj J II Foote, same office Clerk of the Federal Court N J Riddick. Register andlU.S.Commissioner -Jno T Dew- eeso, at the "N O Standard" 0lice, on Har- gctt street. . -I ' t -. : : ' ' Deputy Marshal Q L Harris, same1 office. Assessors Jno R Harrison and J G Bromell, corner of II argett And Fayetteville streets, up 'stairs. - Deputy Collector W B Williams, same office. ' CITY uOVERNMENT. May ok W D Haywood. , ' L ; COMMISSIONERS. ; HVsrn "Ward J M Betts, Parker Overby, J D Royster. - , . Middle Ward R II Battle, B F Cheatham, and A N McKimmon. I - Eastern Ward D L Royster, J J Overby and J A Moore; j .. Clerk JJ Christophers. . Chief of Police J D Thompson ; Assistant, 1 K Harris. , " I y ' ' : ' . .'; : - Night Watch Howell Moss, Captain ; Wash ; Oyerby, Josiah Gilbert, Stanford Cooper, Par rim Wpddell. Marion Bryant and Hey Harward. p Keeper of the City Ptanps JB Suggs. tify Collector Jas Litchford. Weigh Master Lea H Adamt. Sttto-A Holt. - i; , - fTfirrNTV : rvucn vrr t-'xttii l t - . . t . : ZZ. "Bammmmm COUNTY G OVERNM ENT t Special ZCouri'Wm II Iiuii. f!hftii"..-.' Henderson Hodge, Reuben f Flemin, Wm II Hood and Robert Wynn. ''.. anenrrtu n Kay; Deputy, G L Horton.' CltrkZ J Perrell; Deputy, Junius ' Ferr ell. Attorney Chas JI Busbee. .Register Q Wash.' Taylor. - ' 7Vif e Noel S Harp. Surveyor Feudal Bevea. f ; i- Cbfonex-Wm H Crawford. J , i , . Matter of Weiahtt and JftasureM Lonf-oa A Brother..;,.,-. .- -. ,. . Finance Committee -M B Roystef, N J Whit- aKer ana ueo ,w Norwood. Ulerk to JUom mittee, Geonre Whitaker. : . r TFarden -of. the Poor Wm' R Tool, Chair man; Jordan TVomble, Sr., Treasurer; W II Hood, Allen Adams, I n 0llina, C J Rogers and Kendal Beves. Superintendent of thi Poor Benj. Perry. Oerk of the Wardens', RP Finch Jailor S P GilL Crier of the Court F G Kintr. Times of Holding the Court Tjhird Mondays in reDruary, Jiay, August and JNOvember. . . U. S. DISTi COURT FOR N;;C. : Judge Geo W Brooks, of Pasquotank; Dis tnct Attorney, D H Starbuck, Salem, N; CJ Clerk N J Riddick, -at Raleigh ; Jfarshal, Dan iel R Goodloe. The United Ijiatrict Court3 ard held as follows: ! . ., - Edenton, 2d Monday in April and October, Samuel T Bond,! Clerk.1 Newbern, 4th Monday, in April and October. Chas Hibbard, Clerkh Wilmington, 1st Monday after, i Wra Larkinsl Clerk. , - . .... - 'SUPREME COURT. ' The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held at Raleigh, semi-annually, on the t second Mon day in January ,and second JMonday in June. : ; ' orncERs. y R. M Pearscn, Chief Justice, salary; " $2,500 W H Battle, Associate Justice : ' 2,"500 2,500 600 Sion II Rogers, Attorney General. S F Phillips, Reporter; (exclusive of fees) E B Freeman, Clerk, (exclusive of fees,) James Litchford, Marshal. 500. SUPERIOR COURTS; v The Superior Courts are held in eight Circuits by the following officers: , , " i ' . I Judges David A Barnes, of Northampton, E J Warren, of Beaufort; Jno F Poindexter, of Forsythe ; Robert B Gilliam, of . Granville; Ralph P Buxton, of Cumberland ; Andersofi Mitchell, of Iredell; William M. Shipp of Hen derson: Alex.- Little. . of "Anson. ' Salary of each. i2.500. " i A ; . ' -: 'f , . Solicitors Mills L Eure, of Gates, first Cir cuit: W T Fairclothv of Wayne, second Circuit Sion H Rogers, of Wake, Attorney General third Circuit: Thomas - Settle, of Rockingham fourth Circuit ; Neil McKay, . of Harnett, fifth Circuit ;W-P Caldwell of Iredell, sixth Circuity Wra P Bvnum, of Lincoln, seventh Circuit ; Da vid Coleman, of " . Buncombe, eighth. Circuit Compensation of each - Solicitor $20 for each Court Of one week, and $20 for each additional week.. - ; , ', lf, 4 '!"' : PUBLIC WORKS ; AND i INSTITUTIONS, The Branch Mint of the United States is loca ted in . Charlotte, in Mecklenburg County. The establishment was authorized by an act of Congress, passed 3rd March, 1835. i f 'The officers are as follows : ;; .-; -- .J-V I W Jones, Superintendent and acting' Treas urer; Dr Jjio h Gibbons Assayer, Melter and Refiner ; Chief Coiner; : Clerk.; j - The University of North Carolina, situated .t Chapel Hill, Orange county, twenty-eight mih s W N W from Raleigh, HonMDL Swain, President..-' .""' - ' l-- l'l v: . -iiy-. -4- : i; : The N C Institution' for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, is located at , Raleigh. W. J. Palmer, A. M. Principal. i l ' ' Hoard of Directors Dr Wm! H McKee, Pres ident"; Samuel H Young, Ti easurer ; Messrs;' W W Vass, Quentin Busbee, 'John C Palmer JohnR Williams and Rufua S Tucker. ' j The officers are as follows j ' ' I I f - Willie J Palmer, A M1 Principal ; James A .Leach, Vice Principal and Steward; W J l dung Teacher in J31md -Department John Simpson ana miss ss.v Blind Department Music; O 11 Grow. Teachers in: Deaf Mute Departmen MrsfE J Taylor Housekeeper; Mrs E A Gor man. Matron. "" 'f ;. '.. . Mechanical . Department 3 J Chaplain :n Bo9k Bindery and Broom Shop ; Berry, Foreman in Printing Office.; -' ' About 1 00 pupils can be accommodated. All Who are unable to defray the expenses of an ed ucation,' are educated at the expense of tlie Counties in which they reside. - : . - The course of instruction includes eight years. Insane Asylum of North Carolina, situated n the vicinity of Raleigh, will accommodate 250 patients ; present number 115; " I Dr. E. C. Fisher, Superintendent ; Dr. F. T. Fuller, Assistant Physician; Mr. James Harvey Mnnrp Steward : Mrs ivate uuniop. matron.- Board of Supervisors. Wis Excelleucy Jona- than worm, cinairmau ; xj-wu. uva jjx -- W. Mordecai, T. II. Shelby, Chas. Dewy, Esq;., and Chas. E, Johnson, M. D., Wm. E. Andersoi, Trpasirrer of the Bonrd. -1 1 V Alllndigent insane persons entitled to-be rje- ceived. and treated, and taken care- or at; tne public charge. ; Paying patients, are also receiv ed from this and,' other States. For p-X)per form to be observed in sending indigent insane to' Asy lum, see Revised Statutes, chapter on Asylunis. BANKS., . Raleigh National Bank W. B. Gulick, Cas ier. Fayetteville Street, JohnG. Williams, & Co. 1 Bankers and Brp ers Fayetteville Street. l ' - CHURCHES. MJL ChurckOn cEdehtonr Street; R6j.A n. T. Hudson Tastor. and Wednesday nieht. M. E. Church, (African.)--On "Harrington Street, Rev. G. W. Brodi, Pastor. Worship On Sabbath, and on Wednesday and Thursday nights. . I Presbyterian Church. Corner oi Juwrgan and Salisbury Streets, Rev. J. M. Atklnsoa uVPM i ... w-L opvee, ssistan v Acacuera.in a VING purchased the interest of . 'A. Til 1 J 3 I - ; Mrs S E tloung leachecdf rl members of this Company, for the Hill; V M ;Grow and. Mr3 , 1j tare and Sale of the AUKOltA Ch rit Church. On Wilmington street, be- S f Itween Edenton and Newbern streets, Rev R. S . Mason. U.D., Rector. Worship on Sabbath. St. Augmtinc Church. (Colored Corner of i; Lane and Dawson streeU Rr. J. Brinton. J Smith, D. D., minist r. Worship on Sundavs, 1 1 o'clock, A. M and 7 P.M. rliaptitt Church. Corner of Salisbury and Edenton streets. (No pastor.) Worship on Sabbath and on Thursday nfsht Baptitt Church. (1st ? colored.) Rev. Mr. arwick. Pastor. Worship on Sabbatlr at 3 P. M., and on Wednesday night , " 1 y Baptist CIiurcL (2nd colored.) Corner of Cabarrus and Blount streets. Rev, Henry M. Tupper, pastor. Worship on Sabbath, and on -Tuesday nights. ' . Christian Church. On Davie street, WnC M. Hayes, Pastor. Worship on Sabbath, and on Tneaday, Wednesday, and Friday nights. ddtholic Church Corner of Wilmington and Morgan streets, Rev. H. Pi Northrup of Char leston, paston Worship irregularly. NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. Mail Train (going East) leaves Charlotte at 9:40 P. M. Arrives at Raleigh 9: SO A. M.; and Goldaboro at 12:43 P. M. ' ' Freight Train (going' East") leaves Charlotte at 4:11 A. M. Arriyes at Raleigh at 12:00 M., and at .Goldsboro at 6:00 P. M. . Mail Train fp'Oinn' Wp.st. leavpa (flntrl9rnrr''nf 1:00 P. M. .Arrives at Raleigh at 8:50 P. k.,1 and at Charlotte at 2:54 A. M. ' 'Freight Train (going West) leaves Goldsboro: at g:ou A. M. Arrives at Raleigh at 9:80 P. M., "and at Charlotte at 7KK) P. M. ' RALEIQn AND GASTON RAILROAD . ' -,- Mail Train leaves Raleigh at 9;40 A. M. . Ar rives at Weldon at 3:10 P. M. . 1 . Freight Train leaves Raleigh at Y:00 A. Mi Arrives at Weldon at 5:40 P. M. I : Maif Train leaves Weldon at 10: $5 A. M. Arl rives at Raieigh at 8:95 A. M. ' I reifrht ITflin mvm WeWnn K-Xft P M Ak' rives at Raleigh at 7:36 P. M. ' MASONIC. ? Rl W4Best, G. Li., Raleiffh : Dr. J. G. Ram-- say, D. G. M.,. Rowan Mills; R. B. Vance, 8. G. W., Asheville; T. M. Gardner, G. J. W.WilmW ton ; C. W. D. Hutching, G. T., Raleigh ; D. W. iJain, U. b., Kaleigh; J. A. Reagan, G. Chaplain Reams Creek ; J. W. Beasley S. G. D., Wind sor ; W. M, Cocke, L G. J. D. Ashville ; C. A. Cilley.G. M LenoitjD. E. Parish, G. S.' R, uuisooro ; J. A. liedrick, G. 1.. Beaufort : J. M. Betts, G. Tiler, Raleigh. '.' Grand Liodge convenes m Raleich on the 1st Monday in December. The Masonic Hall is on' the corner of Morgan and Dawson streets, in; which the following Masonic Bordies assemble :! Enoch Council. No.-r John Nichols T. I. G. M. Regular Meeting on the first Monday night in each month. ; ,i . -.- I Raleigh Chapter No. 10. J ohn Nichols, High Priest. Regular convocation on Tuesday nicrht after the third Monday in each month. i Hiram Lodqe A'o. 40. D. W. I3ain, W. M, Regular communication on- third Monday ; in pac.h month. i Wm.' G.Hill Lodge Aro. 218. J. B. Neathery ttt -r t i O .1 TTTJ day in each month, j ' ' ' ;' . . , '..; MAILS'. - ;1 ' - : Northern and Eastern mail arrives daily Sundays excepted 4 P." M.. And closes 9:15 A. M. Western arrives daily Sunday excepted, 9:30 A. M. And closes 3:15 r. M. fayetteville do. ; Roxbo.ro, arrives every Wednesday 1 1 A. M. And closes I P. M. .Leachburg do. - Office hours from 7 A. M., to 6 P. M . LET THERE BE LIGHT." ; THE AURORA BURNING FLUID, A Cheap, Bright atid Beautiful Uclit, at One Cent or less per Night, . - ' ' IS STILL OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC the other; Manufac BURNING FLUID in the State of North Carolina, wa shall continue the Manufacture of the same at wholesale only i As a means of greater security against leak- age, (ve are putting it up in nn L.ans, noramg o Kallons each, which can be furnished and shipped to any address at rii . - - SO ctsj per Gallon, or S3J OO per Z Package, Embracing Oil Can and Box, or at ih .cents per Gallon to large dealers. Lamps, Chimneys and Wicka larnisnea Dy. tne quantity. Terms, jash. ' Address . ' W. H. CUNNIGG1M, Raleigh, N. C. , County Rights for sale. 26 Counties have &V ready been sold. 17 5tpd. IMAEGEMENT AKD IMPEOVEMENT ! On the commencement of its ; Nineteenth Year and Volume, January 4, 1868, " Moore's! Rural New-Yorker, (The Best and Largest Circulating Agbicvl L tcaAL,"HonTicrLTi.'RAL, -L1TBB.AB.T. and Family News-paper in America,) I -will be greatly ; EMLARGED AND IMPROVED I TfTTR RT7R ATi emnlovs the Best Talent Jo alt DeDartment, Practicsl, Scientific and Literary, . and circulates 1 ; 00m xowu rni wuuu; over the Union, Canadas. ete. Each No. com prises Eight Double Quarto Pages, printed in ex- witb .04 hettet ILLUSTRATIONS than tra 8tvle iew ana v;ier a j rc, x , - Neatly Printed Practical, Scientific, Uvfulrr-Mor-oi. Instructive and Entertaing! - TERMS Only 3 a Yearless to. Clubs, and Great Offers (Premiumsetc), to Club Agent. ? Ask vonr Postmaster r News Acent about the I am-Liste'etc., (which are sent FREEOaddresa KUKALr or, or opeaimeas, onw-iiiu, iicu- ' 22-lt. - RochefterN, X i , i OF ; . . JUST RKCETVED BY ISAAC OETTEINGER No. .48, Fayettecille Sirett. i ! 110 a full Stock of Shoes, and -Boots, Hats and Cap, ,. Ladied Dress Silks, Ladies' 1 i . ...... j. j -. !. Cloaks, Ifadies JJresi Trimmings and 1 Fancy Goods. . BEADY' MADE CLOTHING, All these croods will be sold at a verv small advanee on first cost. Nothing will be charged xvi cxxjnxu tuwui. j.x c ttaiv is a VAii uciore yon buy elsewhsre. ISAAC GETTING ER, At 4S, Fayetteville St, : 6 doors North of Market Square. jlX THE MILLENEItY LINE MRS. CSTTINGER is again ready to - serTe her friends and patrons. She has just re returned Irona the Northern Markets, well dos- ted,' and with - One of the nicest and largest stocks ot MILLEN E R Y GOODS thateyer was brought to this town. She has something to tfuit all classes. 1 rimmed llats from 50 cents up. Bonnets made of silks, velvets,straw and gimp. Velvets, Silks and Satins i of every color and shade. . . .. In Ribbons, Flowers. Feathsrs and Ornaments. her stock cannot be excelled. It is nselcss to speak of her srood taste In trimming Bonnets and Hats. She Is too well known lor that among the Ladies far and near. So jnst call before you buy elsewhere, at ; . .MRS. UiTTJLNGEK S. i . ' (You all know where she lives. ) P. S, She will have an openinc: on Thursday. 10th of October.. - 1-tf. v .. SEND TO THE ! South. Carolina ! ' COTTOX GIN WAREIIOLTSE. GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY ' I For the latest improved . Agricultural -Implements arid Machinery, Manufactured aud for Sale; .Wholesale and Retail, by ( J A. R. COLTON, COLUMBIA, S. C. rpHE facilities I hare for manufacturing, and JL connection with more than twenty first class manufacturers, warrant me in offering the most liberal inducements to the largest dealers. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly executed. , ' f Descriptive Catalogues and price list eent on application. 14 tf. y A. R. C0LT0N. D. D. "WINCHESTER. THOS. D. WINCHESTER WESTERN HOTEL ffos. 9, 11, 13 & 15 00ETLANDT STEEET- " NEW YORK.' TBI3 Hotel is centrally located in the business part of the city, and a favorite House fc'r Southern Merchants . : . ' : 13-lyf .,..7 r : ., ; ,' "UKION ACADEMY. ' The Spring term of this school Will open on the first Monday in January, 1808, under the super vision of S. O. TATUH," Principal. The rates of tuition per session of twemty-ono' weeks are as follows, viz: . v ; Primarj' branches including Mental Artth- noetic, first lessons in Geozraphy, Ac. 1 00.1 Common Arith!Ettie, E. Grammar and ; Geopraphy, T History, Philosophy and Higher English, Greek, Latin and Higher Mathematics, Contingent Fee per Session Board, including lights anijl washing, per. : month, v : " ' ' : ' 10 00 12 00 15 00 . 50 ,: , 8 00 At the above low rites common enrroney will bo taken.J Unles-i in case of protracted Eicknesstui-. tion will be charged from the time Of entering to. the close of the term. Payment for bord and tuition, required at the end of the session. ' For particulars add res the Principal at Far minston, Davie county, N. C. , 6 ' 19-lt. Solon Robinson, Rev. Bishop Scott, Prof. E. JL. oumans, Ilcn rv lVard Beecher, Rev. Theo dore L. Cayler, Orange Judd, A-LAK6E, CHEAP AND WELL SELECTED STOCK ForcIrn and Domestic anu many uincrr, win vcit luutiuu " j r""'- . . -TT7 m : t 1 i rpi ' ' e it, ' ing Madam aad Universal Wrikger save tbeir coit Opposite Whitby s Island. The fa! On in eld thLr-j every vear, besides EaTing one hlf the Snoquafmie is, however, at least otic the time rndtwtbiraj tieUb hundred feet higher than that on the Pa You maj prove their statement true by sending , fo . the retail price : Washer. $15 ; Extra Wringer louse. IbO streams aro about equal in $10 and we wiU forward, to "places wher no one gjzo Washington Territory can thcrc- ia selling, either or both, free of charges. If - . ., e " c , . 4 after a trtal ol one month, you are not entirely foro boast of two fdhs which in point ot. satisfied, we will refund the money on the return grandeur can hardly be surpassed bv any M - - iii i i . r , 1 1 m nr. . n n t w ra i 1 1 it . . ti . r. ot the iiacuines, ireigui iree. uargu uwuuv the traue everywnere. - TP n UPOWKlN'fl. Gtmeral Airent. 19-lm . 32 Cortlandt St., N. x. -' ...w... , : r- Is his atest. mon WP" very attractive. ; f Rjasni sborV earnest, fv&f Gospel truth, nd adapUd to every occasion EV ERY 'sabbath-school must have LAUKi.lb sooner or later. The author says: HI never w,arf boir that wm so perfect aad at once o fnr sihtmn rcnooii. ine music is new, nceu epalar; and gave such universal satisfaction. 'nee $25 and $20 per hundred. Send 25 cents for specimen copv. . " ! v t WM. B. BRADBURY, 425 Broome St., , T. 19-la. ! XO PLKASUUK WITHOUT LArOIi. Some polemics rrU"io th.tt bv.l t the. disobcdicnro of -oxu firi pnront?, w should now be living irr-a p!av-dav in stead of a wark-da wviM.. Vol 'labor scctussu ecntird to the happiness" of the liuiua:i family a at presvui constituted" tbat one can swreclv conceive of true en joyment without it We don't ' believe" tljat Adain wns ever an i i!c tj.rin, of Kv-. an Indolcct woman. ' When wc are past w ik, the re':nem brance of our- hbor?; if thcr have Wm hpnoatfblc,and useful, it;the" chief solace of our retirement. Docs a -man ikrive the same pleasure from the possession of .wealth1, when be has received it as ajTlTi bcritaiice, that 1 lie would have derived from aicomnetenco won br th. d-,. his brow, or the energy of liis brain 1 Wo trow not. The veteran merchant take comfort in trie, recollection of his busmen enterprises, when the! pastimes and re- , creations of liis youth and maturity seem to him "stale, Hatand unprofitable"." Yes, . the memories of labor, are .sweet. Fathers, if you desire the. real happiness of your children, sci them to arorX.- endeavour to give them u relish, for employment." No' matter how rich in this world's oods you may-rbe able to make them, vou are not their friends, but their worst enemies, if you bring them up in idleness J Mvuta.. . ASTRONOMY. One of the most wonderful achievement 'of astronomers is the weiMiin-T of th bodies comprising the solar system.: The ', mass of the sun is 359,551 times greater,. than that of the earth and moon, and 70 D times greater than tlic united .masses -?f all the planets. A flash of lightning on the earth wc uld - be visible 9n the moon in a second and a quarter ; on tho sun in eight minutes ; -on Jupiter, (when furthest from us,) ' in twentyfive minutes'"; on Uranus, in two hours; onrNeptnne, in four hours and a " ' quarter; on the star Arcga, of; thc lirst magnitude, in 4,000 years; yet such stars' are yisible through the telescope. La Place, the great French astronomer,' says : "I have', ascertained that between the heavenly bodies all attractions are transmitted with a velocity which, if it bu' not infinite, surpasses several thousand. times the velocity of light." Jlis .annota tor estimates" that speed as being eight railliqns times greater. than that of lights "Daniel Webster once remarked : "Small -is the sum that is required to patronize a newspaper, and amply rewarded is its pation. I care not how humble and un-' pretending is the gazette which ho takes! It is next to impossible to fill a hhect with printed matter without putting in it something worth the subscription prices r Pvery parent whose son is away fronvr home at school, should supp'y him with' ' a newspaper. Iyell rc-iiRn.brr what a inarked difference ."there was between'-' those of my . schoolmates who had and those who had not access to newspapers. Oil ' .I -l . i , . vainer inings Deing equal, tlio lirst were always su per Lb r to the last in debate, com- position and general intelligence. ; I'---1- : -V ; THE FALLS OF THE PALOUfE J v! i RIVER. A writer in an Oregan paper fr rnislK-s a description of the falls of tho Palou'se river, to which Lc recently made a viit. The falls!.' arc fifty miles from Walla WaJ la. Their exact height is not known, ow-r ing to the difficulty of making an actual measurement. . For miles above and be low the falls the river is confined to a t narrow-canyon, several , hundred feet in , depth. Approaching the falls the chasm makes a sudden turn 16 the wes-t,. when the whole volume of water is precipitated in a fciuglo sheet into a basin below. The height of di fall is estimated at one hun dred and ninety feet It is possible to reach the foot of the fall ly going some distance down the riverj descending into the chasm and clambering over the rocks up the stream: TJtre basin below the" foil is about five hundred feet across, and ncar ly circular in form. This fall is somewhat similar to that on the Snoqualmie iivcr, a stream which enters into Turret hound Q world. 1 ' -r t 1 . - .. . , . 1 L,ntiOipu says tnai an eiepuant as oue day ordereu to launch a fcmp. ine ammai :l ' m a. - 1-1 A. 11 il-; '....1 !.. !... ... x awav ttiat lazrv beast, antl vv t another in . . w . - . . bis stead,"? cried the a?gry ke per. The . noble animal on bea.rin this redoubled his. efforts, fractured hii: skull, and fell dead on the spot. . ' rt Chicago baa over 2,200 licensed liquor ' galoons.jand spends 6,000,000 a year fo -; drinks. t. 0.