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NORTH CAiOi.UL.
' From our earliest recolle tion Wrj
(.'reified withm her borders, the
pure nir of liberty and health: our ilrst :
faltering footsteps, assisted by a moth- !
cr's never failing hand, were pressed j
upon ier sacrud soil : from her bosom, j
ve have been nurtured, evr.rv pleasure j
came fronnher bountiful hand, and we j
would be '.ase indeed to turn from her !
now. The heart throbs quickens at j
the inoatloaof hor name as at no ether, j
fend at lie:- call to daty our heart re-I-;;ids
with a delisjht whijh no ether
can jnfLise. Jieaeatli ht-r green sward
:s Jam die &acred dust of all that made
life hajipy, inspired hoes for the fu
ture on nerved us for any coining con
test. 2so ski'. are Muor,
Z Xo cllaia e purer,
Xo hearts beiit truer,
Tlian in our good old State;
Then stand by her,
Xrver decry her,
Tnit share Ler every rate.
Have you stood amid her forest the
gentle zephers of spring fanning your
check the unrivalled odors of the llo I1CY
suckie, Jassamine and Dogwood vieing
with each other to delight the senses,
ai:d the lovely tints, before vrhose rich
g!otr, the brightest colors of the pal
ette pale, brighten the eye? Have
your oars ever been greeted by the
grand orchestra of Aerial songsters of
her wood land bowers, which Lilst
with ali his matchless skill might have
cnvio.l? The air laidened with the
perfume ol her many scented woods :
the rich grasses united with the open
ing buds of her trees all decked ia
flowing robes of emerald green ; Have
you ever wandered amid her fields of
a summer's morn and seen the lark
soars r.pwards to pay her homage to
the Cod of day as he assuurs in ail
liis splendor, his throne, and to pour
out her soul in praise to hi:r Maker
for this goodly land? The Partridge
calling her absent mate froni the scen
ted woods to the heavily lade tied fields
b: grain, which stmds ready, ripe for
the harvest ? Have you beard the
genlie coo of the dove from a neigh
boring copse, a fit and only emblem of
her gentle and lovely daukters, tell
ing to the wandering mate her sweet
tale of her love and fidelity ? Have
yo a wandered under the warm glow of
ht-r Autumnal sun gathering the r idl
es fr fruits and flowers, satisfying at
o;?ce your longing for the beautiful and
delicious, heard the irreprcssiple rip
pies of happiness gurgle forth in song
lVfm the laborer as he gathered the
.bumUnt harvest ? Have you watched
the changing tints of her forest, show
ing forth in the richest profusion all
the gorgeous tints of the rainbow when
the old year was preparing to put on
lits mantle of suow? Have you, when
weary from the toils of the day, tired
rf the battles of life, returned home,
,a:d be met with a sweet welcome and
laid your throbbing head upon the
piJs-ting bosom of one of her fair
d '.lighters, whose gentle eyes pours
forth such a flooi of devotion in ans-Vv.-r
to your questioning glance, that,
oven Kdeu without her would have
seemed a desert iu comparison with
her presence ? Has your soul ever
been thrilled by her tender touch?
Has the pulsation of your deepest feel
ings been quickened by the music of
her magic voice.? Has your better
nature been inspired and strengthened
by her presence, and happiness, a rival
"f celestial joy, pervaded your entire
, .til buoying up your failing energy,
trengtheuing your resolves for good
aad preparing your soul for the full op
rcciat'.ou of that everlasting liappi
iii a world beyond ? Have you, and
d you yet sigh for more luppiness
es voitr heart sigh for the unattaiu--'
; ? Ts there beneath yon vault of
H1,uuu,iulul.M:juui!W.i'.0.Jve nol time take the time to
d iuinil that promise? If so: eye
C not seen it, the ear hath net heard
t, uor can the tongue tell of it.
Q man, young lady, where in all
vorld does there exist nobler, truer
...its ard more v.I!linr lunds than
ve v.hie'i beat in the bosom of hor
us and dan-liters? Their devotion
, , u.i..0 , rt f . , ,;
in coasiar ro.ir, upon her Eastern
a;-e, f,:::i as the mour.ta'ns that mark
r Western boundarv. strong as her
gentle as the
iitam torrents, vet
! lie v-in
wat
r oi lier L astern
, , ,
- ao uiit; trails; ua scut;.-)
.tn fear ;ess eve and mounts her
eiteni peaks aud quiet as the sea
I resting on her Eastern waves,
.-.Wp -im . r,H c,,,.'. a ,,1,1,
c v- i..v,
no wheres, such a variety of
" .. v. , ."
'"?su;;h 51 ln- 1,ft 05 lsuera,S j
frcc:ois melius, r.a wneres uie :
inense water power scattered through- j
out her borders to drive machinery,
no wheres, such grand scenery; her snow
capped mountains in the West and the
crested waves of the ever restless waves j
of the broid Atlantic on the E-ist ;
novhercs, such hospitality and true
chivliry; no wheres, such devotion to
co-miry and principle; ro wneres,
such a imniber of rivers, sounds, creeks
i songcrs of Commerce ; no wheres,
i such a variety of fertile soili ; bo
wheres, such stout, true hearts and ,
strong arms, ever ready in tne cause
of the right, to dare, to brave or die
if necessary iu the cause of liberty,
All blended in one grand phalanx to
h-jld, alk:re and claim the presence,
courage and affections of every son
and daughter. The brightest gem in
our of Stars, let it be your life's
object, the highest ambition of your
imwt soul, to add to her glory, sd- ,
;eueiifc and honor.
Men and Mstrimony.
Y'c say it boldly and without fear of
contradiction, there is not a man liv.
in who is all times, proof against
feminine fascinations, who has not at
some period in hi life's history in
dulged in the hope of realizing his
dreams of domestic happiness, in which
the face of some real or ideal woman
bhone foeth as th-3 guiding star to
brighten his life. No man ever in
dulges in dreams of domestic htppi
ness outside of his i deal home. Th
world is hia at all tunes, in which to
roam aft his own sweet will. Hisex
pcrisuc tenches him that in ail the
world can oiler there is nothing so
tweet as the love which lives in the
home, gives rekt to the soul, and tliat
peace of mind which the world cannot
giye ; h'i9 innermost eul craw for it,
so sitisfying is it ia its tenderness.
True love i3 the very mainstay of hap
piness and no outward ruia c wreck
the citadel where tne immortal lives.
Is it the fear of the failure- to realize
such happiness as this that keeps these
dreamers from seeking it in marriage ?
The most inveterate club man, the bit
terest scoffer of,4lve in a cottage,"
are those men who f&ilsd, eithor from 1
iaok of couf denee in their own powers
of persuasion or want of means in their
youth, to win the one particnlar woman
Lhey worshipped aa their ideal. Dis--ppointment
in love is oce of the main
cans.es of there being bo maay bache
lor in the world.
There are another claw of men who
Yry cautioisly estimate the expenses
of married life, and come to the con-
elusion they "r,gii4 be a fvel to marry
a girl if tkey cauld not support her in
the style in which she had been accus
tomed," and, wish a wise shake of tae
head, determine to let well enough
alene. OfVm men do not marry be
cause they are too busy ; they become
enamored of their work; every effort
oi their existence tenia to th sucuess
fui accomplishment of a certain pur
pose, and marriage dose not seem to
them essential to that result.
Many men shun female society as they
would, some deata-dealing plant, from
the very consciousness of thir own
helplessness in avoiding being entrap
ped into serious entanglement, believe
ing that where a woman wills it she
can do anything, while man is a feeble
child of destiny who can ill afford to
war against so fair a foe. Other men,
from a worldly point of view, have
enough money to support one but not
enough for two, they value their own
comiurt and position too much to im
peril it by aiiavniig any "sentimental
aonsense iu lore affairs" to disturb
their mathematical calculations on the
subject.
There are plenty of men in the world,
ar.d wemea cannot complain they do
not see theia, for the tendency oi the
age is "to level all barriers between
the sexes." Girls are allowed to in
dulge in all 6ports that were usually
considered invented for the sole pleas
ure of the lords of creation. They
row, they skate, they play lawn-tennis ;
tliey shall we say it yes, they smoke;
it is considered quite cdt'c to indulge
in the shape of a mild cigarette. Per
haps it is these 'mannish" accomplish
ments that make men regard the mat
rimonial state with disfavor, not par
ticularly rciuhing the idea of a wife
being a iaatch for them iu every sense
of the word, even to the extent of her
in u s c a i a r d e v e 1 o p me : 1 : .
o
f.'IIAT SHALL THE CHILDREN
KKAD?
Tins is a question that every mother j
should decide for herruself, sad judge I
whether it is good or bid Lifure the !
rhiid riils lh first liaa. Ik.n't a.iv
road a large share of the book, .r i
j glance over the paper, before it U laid
on the table for public use. A quick, ;
intelligent eye, and a mother's eye, ;
aiSO Will do WOliderS IU a turil!!l? over !
of leaves, reading here and there a K
v.o:as, seeing ii lue
aujiuce is Dare,
: the styie yraeetui
and the ' mcral :
ueaiuUU, t;' is Uoue to .
is djiic
i tiie yomi" people by the.r readaig sen
oi tiie
muiigled
Jjl-jod anci
clumder'" style,
ia and read
: secretly, or ia some csts, opeaiy, iu
illustraWd weeklies nave caused many
i bc';s.-J ryb and liy from their hotnes,
.vi,-iMT f fr vi':i'lf!i tn f"!.rinii.r ' l-.i i.ir--
! o ,n r.
j uB u(J u u .aaiuau -v.vu ..ua itiut-
UeU ilJlUe
:r Much of the blame is to be laid to j ways seen that they prosper in pro
j the mothers too much indulgence portion as their conduct is re'ulatd
r. 1. l a- ; . .t .. . .
i ..tn'Ur Vi "U11;
j les, tll:ul. ? Ml'irs harssuiess oad
, Uw,;jS ami uaa comnamons oemir easv
. "
stones to wwstdaess. A
IV-t i i i tl-
rar,i, luring her cMIdren's character.
der W Infi-acnce and she aii to them;!
er :
b'.i
her
in
a:
happiness. Keep hold of the children,
don't let them grow away from you.
A mother should never grow old to
her sons and dau 'liters; be one of them
and gain their confidence : be t'nir !
L)mp:mi(llJj evwi if yJu
i quaintance of some of
lose the uc-
quauilance oi some oi our own age.
vniir liiMrjn thm ie n lri.4fr nf fmn- '
ion. ilut about the reading. "What !
k1i-.I1 tW -rt-wi i"
jf nosiblT se'ert th hooks notr ;
etc, yourself. You can easily look j
over the book notices ina weekly and I
thiv i.-iv n!, ,,i.,r1Mv f i
cism of scientific works, biographies, i
,..,,1 n.,.,f ., r.. '
like tales of adventure, .d in a rea"-!
sonable amount thay should be trati
f.d, for what'wouW a m-in be without I
bravery and courage. When inv boys
vfr. t tsi. r.. t,i -iffiMpfoH ! iirV i
were at the age to be attracted bv such
reading, the principal of the grammar
schKl they attended, puta list oi'Looks
on the blackboard for the use of such
pupils as cared to profit by it. There
was tiie War of the Rebellion, Life of
uihington, and others I fail to rc
lneiuber, but various kinds, and for
light reading, one cr two of Scott's
and Dicken's novels. I always felt
grateful to him, and think the plan
might be followed by the teachers.
At the public libraries, sometimes
an attendant will tell of a popular work,
bat that is not always safe to go by, as
not always is a popular book a good
one. Kou must find out about the
books in your own way, but be sure to
find out in some way. There are many
books and papers in the world, ?onie
people say too many, but there's more
good ones than bad ones and you must
sift them out. Don't trust the inno
cent child to d it for himself, lfa
h Mne life is what it should be, bad
books and bad companions will not be
there, and mother at home evenings
will be friend and playmate to the boys
and girls. By this I don't mean they
are to have no frsesds or mates, bu4
you'll see they feel so proud of their
mother they'll bring them to 3ee you,
and you will be able to judge whether
they are fit associates oi not. In all
this, remember the mothers Lave the
love of their children, the fathers, the
respect, it is said, but let us have both.
A liOTimt.
Tfiin Year Beys.
Upon you, mothers aud slaters, the
instruction of b:ys in politeness de
pends Girls, as a general thing, take
to this port of thing rather naturally,
but with boys it is upon precept. A
voting man may acquire a great deal
in d?.ncing school and t-Oviety, but the
test manners are thuse to which hj
ni-i iwwavs oeen aceuotc-uiea wincn he
has always had. Bovs should not h.
taught by words alone, but bv manner.
and by shor, ing whit is
expected of
them ; or it a boy is allowed to be
rude, careless in manners, or inatten
tive to the members of his own family,
he will surely fail, sometimes at least,
in the courtesy due other women.
Teach him to say,"! beg your pardon,"
or "What did you say?" if he wishes
to ask for the repetition of a question,
instead ofEhPor "Uh?" or What?"
Aud teach him to say "Yes," it he
means assent, and net grunt or say
"M." Teach him to rise and open the
door for any lady," who leaves the
room, even if she is a perfect stranger
to Lim ; and in his own house he will
not only open the door of the room,
but the hall door as well, if there be
no servdnt at hand to do so, for a de
parting guest, lady or gentleman never
should be left to find the way alone.
A host also should open the door aud
close it after his guests have entered.
Teach him to offer a lady assistance if
she oes to open or close a window or
door, or do any labor of that s:rt; to
find a seat for the lady whom he escort
into a rocm, and arrange for her com
fort at the table before he takes his
own seat. Teach him to rise from his
own seat when a lady enters the room
where he i3 sitting, to raise his hat
always when speaking to a lady, or
performing any little service for her,
even if she be a stranger, and never to
shake hands with one person while
talking to another. Perhaps he would
complain that it was ,a lot for a fel
low to remember" if you attempt to
teach him these aud the hundred other
things of which you will think; but
have patience, urge one hing ata
time upon his attention and his "man
ners" will a part of himself after a
while, never put off nor forgotten.
Vhat Keeps Some Yoii.ig rVlen fiom
R!ii-.o h the World.
Some of the yreatet drawbacks to
the success of vomit; men arisr fro?i;
their self conceit and thir un iiine
to accent advice tVoin j)crs.a wf &x-
jrlface. Iu fact, s- coniuioti i the i
f'il!.nv .it" wtl -in:.;..nf 8,,,..,! i
at.iotn the vouthiui and the
po:idig disre$.ird of advice ftv:; tiu
agfd, that it vouid ai.'.j-t app jar as if.
.uf race v.ere, in this inajr, do-.nicd ;
u be retarded iu it adv.t'tcemeKt. fl
eriil o;i-r:lti-n Wr.- tn start viii ttiA i
adv'Liiitae of the experience of th;
one which TrfeCo.l n it. it. is inmnsxiv I
bio to conceive the hei"J;t of nrcspsrit-
aud tuypiness at which nnitKind would
uttmarely urnve. tiut it seems to le !
as ditSeuit to endow with tae wisdom '
! t.f three-8c)re the youth of five and
twenty as it is to train the muscles of
' a child cf six vears old to the eneriM-
' Rnd endurance of a full grown war
i l 1 ..- ...
1 . - .
svtfill IU SU'p 01108,33 11 WCreilUO
! the sai?acitv of the aee. and it is al-
' Y te aamomuons ot prudence, 1 bey
engage in their occupations with cool-
r.es5 and deliber.itirtn. mtintl v-.t.
: 7 I fc ......
g for opjortaaiti js of we'd doin, n
en the school life be-rins, and teach- ' ying anu uiougnuess u...4-t"
md schoolmates broaden the view, aside out oi toe ranks ana ats?.ppt,ai-
it the mother must not relinquish ; mg, uc are s.eauuy i--.
watchfulness but interest herself way, suuuing uieu ev m
their studies, plays, companion?, j -gainst the various amiiemems uiai.
1 make herself necessary to their i beiet them, and so, oy use u.i.e iaay
cire i ) avoid those ft-her st-..ps
which proofr'tate other imni trie nj-
While the greater proportion of the
others from tae omi-
lvivn r-n,.hi'i :i mnt'ivft manhood, thev
are already in the possession of those
comfort and that h-morabb stations
that are the reward of virtue, industry,
and good judprtiotit.
LOCilLXE: A TRAGEDY".
Bt J.'.rrui Char!- icinhn, ?i-.-12mo,
JjJog ' rimer xy.n; uue . ctt.u, -v...
P'8t:le cc- , , , , . ' . !
"It is a nuole work of genius, splen- !
did in its passion and its Swinburnian ;
eup.ioin. x ct.
ork- , .
tA wcrk ot surpassing charm, an
arc countlsss fine lines in it, pleasing !
the ear wiL'i tlicir nr.is-.c. ana tueiiiiiHl ,
their thont, and ta-J intt of ,
its tr-.'-ino sloiv wul er.enam t.'-.e at-i
ttioa of the rtuder who lairly enters
,JP' p lU perusal i :e j imc.f, ew
York.
W- M m 5 ELM 3
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AbsoJutejy Pure.
Tlii kr nvr viri :. A narvl
puritv, .ltr.ifcth ii'i hol.-ynin. M j
coni.nicl than tli uruiiurj kiri.U, and j
rannot c sold in competition witht!inu:l- j
titude of low test, snort wi-int Ium or
phosphst powders. Str.n only ijt rxxs
Uotai. B akixo ?ow LEli Co. M) Wall. SI
New York.
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a -
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lfy?s!a, Slctt tirC
Ko HosseliaM BbaM be liiiioirt It
ond.ty beiiii; kojit rs-iy rjri:i"irv'-c".i-i:eas.
w!U S-'.-.v r.vir.y uz i.oi.r fi! surh ri'it
laauy a tioi!-r su tix.it. i-ii It.
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f!l siinl tninjik'te.
l;iecial turms aiul Mtraoreinary iit'Iaco- .
BKrUt to a-v;it uu:l ctamswre. ,
h o 11 a lor vlrculurs.
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It will V- generally conceded thai for
pare X. . Corn Wfci&fccy,
NASH COUNTY APPLE BRAXIV
and
OLD HICKORY" EYS j
WHISKEY, tl:c I'ALACXbALCX j
W- 13. PATFS?ake5tiel;
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hniJ iit v. Jicre you ct:i buy.
Vkiiiia Cauiati Ueerd
A full and varied line of the Vst V,'iNES, j
TOBACCO AND CtGAltS, are vrz- j
stautly ..ept m stock.
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FOR SALE.
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Request zll Garc!cncrs, Forcers ead
Trackers to Ecnd for their
HEW SEED CATALOGUB
for iS-33. It contains descripticyas of
all neTT aad desirable varieties cf
I PLANTS
for the Farm and Garden that are
adapted to the Sooth.
Crasi & Clover Seeds a Specialty,
Catalogue mailed free. Sbxd for it.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
fOSEPH EDV
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ORIGINAL CHAMWOx
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Commencwg Kovcmdcr 4Lh, and endi.-.g postiveiy Bec-r.;bef :5
THESE GOODS -MUST BE SOLI) AT ANY PRICE.
Below I will give you a fevr Lf sJers
LkJiee Markeii, rJi wco! aliohal, lmor pries JU,W, I jUiitlli' ?
jr,.,) Tu-i.ui Cht-alu-s, wjoI Corkscrew, last year's prieo $?,0-i, u, K
't 1 ' Wulkiiio j;.fk,..t?, fcr?r :riec SC.O-J, now selling at $2A5.
! Indies Jersey Jack-its civtry o'evrirtk'n, just at HALF-rUlCE, as tiiey
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Cot the Latest and Best
It ia Ml inT1iWe c.t.t si i r. ir. crr-ry Sh--1,
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PabUsasd by G. & C. KE3WM A. CO.,
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