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Belles lettres Love letters. Town pump -Local editors. A man in the write place an cditpr. The New Berne Times attempts to be sar castic.- ' - - , TUo "grape - crop thiif year-U unusually promising. . ,t - ' i Greco grocers those who do business on the ciiVayetctD. ! - - To make a little boy's trowsers last, make bis coat fit. .-' - - 'I An invalid supposes he has a constitution- si light to oe sick. Many a professing christian has Jacob's voice- but Esau's hand. A ship my be id to resemble logwood wberi it's in port. . Aa Irishman Ciilla his sweetheart honey Because she is beloved. . Be civil and oliging toaH; it costs noth- ing, anu is wui uittx"' .- v . Hansen & Co. still continue to Soil tine clothing at veiy low prices. ;f Thes'4Sf ward" has come out of her bad wujs ana is nu t f - - Women, ever in extremes, are always either better or worse than men. A wag at our elbow says that ihe Drini o!iu rgiu uses IJouibou stops I ' The man wbofosellelore the sun tht olh es day, got rather high about, noon. Coopers are the most acnveol tradesmen; tbej always do a tave-ug businuss. , :i" ' -r ; 'V '. ' ... - v. ,v P, Lileinsberger .? has eveything in the readiog line at iiia live book store. It id Vaid to beB liazirdous attempt to torm an estimate o:f a woniau by her sighs., ."Died irom the effects of 'mixed collate raid," are the fashionable words. tor delirium tremens. There- is good reason! why some people never tse the point of a joke-tbey are tne butt of it. j ; Ge j. Myers 11 and 13 Front street, re ceives fresh, supplies of gr ceries by every steamer. "' .. Pure wines and liquirs, and the most choice cigars can always be tound at Geo. Myers. : Xadies of uncertain ages and matrimoni al aspirations are gently reminded that leap year approachctb. ' '.'Invisible switches" are advertised by a hair dealer. Now give us unseen chignons and we shall be happy. Slander is like a tin kettle tied to a dog's tail fine fun so long as the tail is on some other "feller's" doer. Anomalous as it may appear, some peo ple assert tf iat a qheap bug gy ride can be obtained in the street cars. Duck's are death on potato bugs. This is no "quack" prescription, but a well estab lished remedy J ' - i'Equality means," says a French writer, "a desires to be equal to your superiors and your superiors to your equals." " Brown, darit gray, and invisible green and maroon are to be the most fashionable colors for costupies, " bonnets, and gloves next season. ' : We are pleased to learn'ol the improved health of Lieut. ? Moore, of the "Seward," who has been ill for some time. . 1 , C. D. Myera & Co. keep the very best of everything in the grocery line. Their Favor ite Flour is superior to ally flour brought to this market. . Getting on a steep root to sleep, on a hot night is never sa'fe unless the sleeper takes tae precaution to fasten a rope around his neck and the other end of it to the chimney. We would call the attention of our read- Ma to the advertisement of the first co-ope r&tire store. .The best quality of family sup plies can always be had at the store, and the lowest prices. . Aprioan . Wuies. It is t not generally '6wji-tliat Cape Colony produces the n;st delicious wines grown on the face of the rth. A carco rerei vpA ha a v remittance J w neighbors Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cpicon: kins Befefai varieties raised there, among . aicb theConstancia commands the highest Pnce of any wine in the world. Almost f tbe entire crop ot it is consumed-in the Peaces of Europe, this rare exception be ng sent to them in exchange for their med ciqm, which have long been the staple ,aediesot8outh America. . 8 uk stroke. A man employed on Smith's new building was sunstruck on Wednesday- - , 1 . To Relieve Nbupalqia. Take two large table spoonsful, of cologne and two tea-spoonsful of fine salt ; mix them together in a small bottle ; every, tme you have any acute affection of the facial nerves, or neu ralgia, simply breathe the fames in your nose from the bottle. ; - I Somebody advertises for agents to sell a work entitled Hymeneal Instructor? i: A contemporary instructor we know of irayoung widow. What' she don't know i there is no nie in learning.' " -V ' Accident. On Tuesday morning a man named Stephen Jones, employed on a lighter, wliilc endeavoring to push the flat off, fell between the wharf and the flat, and in tiy ing to save himself, clung to the side ef the aide ""of" the flat, which swung around and crusbel. him, against the' wharf. He was rescued, but was eo badly, injured that he died in fifteen minutes. The coroner's jury rendered a verdict in accordance with the above facte. - - It is said that every extensive advertiser has to pay a very large sum for experience before he learns. how to invest his money judiciously. It. would be better to entrust! the business to a responsible Advertising Agency, like that ol Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No. 40 Park Row, New York, and thus gain the benefit of experience without cost. Contracts can be made with them as low as with publishers direct. " The Indians of Arizona are - exceedingly fond of dog meat, eat it on great occasions, and lay it before distinguished visitors, be they white or red. The Apaches consider the flesh of mules a great delicacy, and will go further,- fight harder and IV more to obtain it than they would coV fight and lie eveu to scalp a white man, aud yet they, are the moat blood-thirsty and cruel of all the tribes. ; A tew hundred could live high here. A beautiful picture is the lull page illus tration in this week's issue of the Illustrated Christian Weekly, entitled , "Nature's Look ing-glass." A little barefoot girl stands on the brink of a stram, overshadowed by woods, gazing into its depths. "Life in the Coal Mines" is illustrated with lour en- giavings. in "VYina ana water- we nave a picturesque Hudson river scene. "Speci men ot the Work Done Inside" is an effect ive temperance lesson. We wish the Amer ican Tract Society success in their neble work of placing a healthy and cheap il!us- trated weekly in the hands of our people. The news-dealers have it for sale. Ten Rules. 1. Never put off till to morrow what you can do to day. 2. Never trouble another for what you can do yourself, i - ' 3. Never spend your" money before.you have it. 4. Never buy what you do not want be cause it is cheap. 5. Pride costs more than hunger, thirst and cold. 6. We seldom repent of having eaten too little.! U , . : ' ' 7. Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. .-; ' - ifY.i r'V,, i is 8. How much pains the evils have cost us that have never happened. 9. Take things always by the smooth handle. 5 10. When angry Connt ten before you speak; if very angry count a hundred. A large fire occured itr Goldsboro on Sunday night last : The buildings destroyed were, the "Ex change Hotel," (costing Me?vs. Jones & Murpny fai,uuu in- goiaj, too -wregory House" (costing about $15,000) ; ten store the car-shed. - The losses by the fire are Messrs. Jones & Muvphy about $30,960, insured about $15,000 ; Gregory d; Com pany $15,000, insured for $11,000 ; Gregory, Murphy & Co., $9,060, insnrance about $6,000; Southern Express Company $2,500; no insurance ; Col. L. W. Humphrey, the Derby building, $2,00. no insurance; 8. D. Fairfield, store and slock of goods, $2,500, no insurance ; J. W. Cox, store, $1,500, no insurance ; Strong & Morrisey, store build- in or. 1 1.5 00. no insurance: f Jas.' W. Morns, store, merchandise and fixtures, $2,000 ; H. Weil & Bio's., store building, $1,500, no insurance ; May hood & Doffy, store build -' ing, $1,500, : no lnsmance ; U. a. ifazeirs, store, stock of merchandise and ice, $2,000 no insurance; W. H, Freeman, merchandise about $400, no insurance. TfiBBiBLB A'ccipKK,. The boiler of the steamer R. E, Lee exploded onr Thursday morpingj wh'en about tjrirteen miles below Fayetteville. Capt Skinner, ; of the Lee, was thrown into the water by tbe concus sion, but is not seriously injured. William Gibbons, fireman, and Alex. Jackson, pilot, and Sam. McKee, were killed outright several deck hands were injured slightly The following is from the Eagle of Thurs- d5v: Just u irifiO toprcn weleara th iteam cr R. E. Lee 'bursted her boiler some miles bilow" here this morning. We have only time for the following: " ; As the Steamer Lee was on - her way up at 2 o'clock this morning, as she "was cross ins at Tims' Shals, she blew up, killing Wm. . .Gilmorc, Sam McKee and Alt x. Jackson, all colored. Gil more has not been found. The iniufed are OanL W. Skinner. I seriously (slightly, Oif. Chance,' Zc. Rob-, erts, J ack Hogans, colored , and one .. other name not recollected. - : - The cause of the accident cannot be ciantexl ior aa the firemaji glass on the boiler indicated eight inches water on tbe crown sheet. JA colored woman is injured seriously. Mr. Wilson, formerly a citizen of Fayette TiUe, ; in company with his daughter, was slightly inju cd, but hi? daughter and fami ly, Mrs. Vpnorsdcll, are not hurt. . The dead and wounded ere on the way up oh board the Hurt The boiler went up and fe'! back on the upper cab;' i nearly demolishing the whole upper, works, and thca fell off into the riv r. The hull of the boat is not m.ured at all. All goo(?s on board are sle. - itn Who composed the following lescr.ption of the Bible we may never know. Jt was found in Westminster Abbey, nameless and dateless: but nevertheless it is invaluable for its wise and wholesale counsel : A nation would be truly happy, if it were governed by nv other laws than those ot this blessed book. It cou taiis everything needful to be done or known. h. gives instruction to the Sen ate, authority and direction to a magistrate. . It cautions a witness, requires an impar tial yerdict of a javy, atid furnishes a judge with. the fenience. It sels the husband as the lord ol the household, and tbe wife as the mistress of the tabic; tells him how to rule, and her as well how to manage. ,t It entails honor on parents, .and enjoins obedience on the children. It prescribes and limits the sway of the sovereign, ttie rule ot the ruler, and the authority of the master; commands the subjects to boner aud the servants to obey ; and the blessing and protection of the Almighty to all who walk bv His rule. Thb Fear of Aniaials. Pu serve us ! irom fear and afiection, which for the most pat t find a place where reason is excluded. Even at a very early age you may cover, with a many colored veil, many imaginary ears. For instance, you may tell a child hat the first clap of thunder he bears is be rolling of the chariot on which the long- expected spir.t ariives ; or you may your self, unconcernedly regard animals, which alarm by tbe rapidity of their movements, as nice ; or by their size, as horses ; only their UDpleas'og fo ms, as spiders to loads then direct the -children's eye from the whole to the individual beautiful li mbs, and gradually without compulsion, d aw tne child and beast together, for children have scarcely any other fear than that pro duced! by stiangeness. One scream of fear irom a mother may resound through the whole life of her daughter ; for no rational discourse can extinguish the mother's scream. You may make any full stop, colon, or semi-colon or comma ot lite, be fore your children, but not a note of excla mation. , Companions. The heart goes out almost inslinc'ively after a companion, a familiar associate, a genial, friend a lover. Heed lessness mat ks the choice of the majority, while thoughtfulness in the matter is the exceptional; hence, so much unhappiness in the social and so much destruction of what gave early promise of prominent and bright character in the future. What num berless hosts one sees, as he perambulates, of young men who, from physical indica- tinn;wiA intended in Vi .5 lectual woild as diamonds of the first water, yet who, having been unfortunate in the choice of companions, have been educated to love indolence, to court the name of "nobby," and are enamored with "stylish." It may be maintained rigidly as almost axiomaticone's friends and continual as sociates are the best indicators of one's pur poses and motive power. Does your asso- ciations always talk the small talk of dress, parties and fashions t Then you soon show you care nothing more about solid things ; but you imperceptibly endeavor to become the "girls of the period," or the "dandy," "sport," and the , nothingness of real life.4 The choice of companions, and that, too, of good and : upright ones, becomes net only an important duty, but it becomes so cn theM ground of absolute safety, if you propose to rise in the woild of thought, and enterprise ; and unless your ambition tends' only to be a silly fop, you must select men and not pappet8 pis jour resolves of rejormation are worthless.; i ne louowing toast was given, at a re cent banquet "The rights of worn a n i she canuot be Captain of a ship, 'may she always commasa a tmac.u . Gektlt. We piJy the man or woman. having been stunned by a a great misfortune, staggers forth into the world unaided by anr friendly arm, striving courageously to bear up without: the sympathy which no human .. being cai long exist and dispense with, and yet cut off fiom seeking it, or even accepting it, should it come in their j way. , because exnlaaa.io-ia or confession would involve a sacriligious invasion of the heart-histoiy of another. They only who have waded through deep wateis of trouble niuue, kqow iiomioe aeprivaiion oi it tue press ond of the best surging billows. Mjut pent-up tears, sup what 1 1. rr .1 .i lucjr ouuci. aou bo, ii we near a peta.ent wora, or ooK upon an unsmill.ng side mirth, le; us not condem, nor measure grudgingly our kindness even to such. Every heart knoweth its own bitterness, and wejmay all unconsciously in our own thought lessness, have rouh shod over some pros trate sufferer. 1" . - ' ' mm' Home. The heart has memories that never die. The rough rubs of the world cannot obliterate them. They are memo ties of homearly home. There is magic in the very sound. There is the old tree untler which the light-hearted boy swung, in m?ny a summer day, yonder the river in which he learned to swim, there the house in which he knew a parent's protection nay, there is the room in which he romped with brother or sister, long since, alasl laid in the yard in which ho must soon be gath ered, overshadowed by yoa old church, whither with a joyous troop like himself he has. often followed his parents to worship with, and bear the good old man who gave him to God in baptism. Why, even the verr school house, associated in youthful days with thoughts of ferule and tasks, now conies back to bring pleasant remembrances of many an occasion that called forth. some generous traits of human nature. There it was that he learned to feel some of his best emotions. There, perchance, be first met the being who by her love and tenderness in alter life has made a home for himself, happier- eyen tfean tnat ..which his - child hood knew. There are certain feelings of humanity, and those too among the best, hat can find an appropriate place for their exercises only by one's own fireside- There is sacredness in the privacy of that SDot which it were a species of desecration to violate. He who seeks wantonly to invade t, is neither more nor less than a villain; and, hence there exists no surer test of the debasement of morals in the community. hai tbe disposition tolerate in any mode he man who deregards the sanctities of private life. In the turmoil of the world. et there be at least one spct where the poor man may find affection that is disinterested, wnere ue may muuige a cunuuence wmcn is not likely to be abused. BOOKS, MAGAZINES, &c. Last October, Hearth a. id Horn , parsed into the hands of Messrs. Orange Judd & Co.J of 245 Broadway, New York, the well known publishers of the American Agricul turalist & journal long without a llval in sterling value and circulation. The marked improvements then expected to appea in Hearth and Home have been fully realized, and it is now one of the choicest illustrated innmals Rivwhere issued for the family r.ir- J cle adapted to both the juvenile and adult people, and meeting j the special wants of the housekeeper. Besides it supplies very useful chapters for the garden and farm, and; an important news sheet, giving a val ' i t : ' uable resume ot the news oi the week, up to tne moment of issue. From $500 to $800 worth of very fine engravings beauti fy each weekly, number. We notice now a still furtber mark oi enterprise on tne part rU publishers; they have secured tbe ex- elusive editorial services of Edward Eggle- ston so widely and so favoiably known by his writings in Scribner Monthly, and many other Magazines and Journals, and especial- fv as the chief suDeriatendiner editor of the New, Tcrh Independent for some time past. With this notable addition te the previous- ly large and strong editorial force, Hearth and Home can not fail to merit and com mand a prominent place jountry. Specimen in city, 4 village ana conn Dressed rrropna. & 4etterert. tnnnip.a a tlirnh- I in tlim pjmnfrir- TK onKit s & j o ; -r r a - - i .w.mwj, uv Duigtvi 9 I ICOdiUg, I bug bean with ever, an iron ha:id and cannot fail to interest everv lover of TTE RESPECTFULLY UDon it God nitv snch for Re ft1nnlrnow lh hoantifnl nf W Mr.k iL -L T.v :onr1rIenas and the , ri j i yi.iT wu j a no luciti cm i nttfr nn i ' . copies can doubtless be obtained et the pub- y. cu7 tbeater.goers are to be en hshers, as above. Terms only $3 a year. tePlie3 bv a fi?bt between a bear and a Single copies 8 cents. Hearth an 1 Home and -jMi.'n !.,Vw77a tAm(WA iraaf' Better add one or both ot them to your sup- ply bf readinging; tbey are each worth in- flnu;ivmn thnthP.llrn.t ' . With a view of securing a still wider cir culation, ! the publisher ; of The Art Review have decided to offer the following lnduce- ments to all who may be disposed to interest themselves or their friends in extending as ranidlv mi nossible their nnhliratinn All anWn'Un nntii aAnoK.. 1 ;n VA2 . . ceive ine i dsck numoers ior tne vear iree, also one of three artistic premiums. To . i - subscribers (with the money); a copy of The Review will be sent for one year, free," and to each - address mail back; numbers and premiums as subscribers may select I These premiums , are, wUbwt iic liuvsi . ever ouereu oj any Amencan journal, either one of which would retail I for the price of their yearly subset jption J I They consist of three elegant uictnres. viz. 1 uLittIe Samaei," Morningraylr," md a jve:? fine French fruit chromo.l" The first named is an India-proof steel Engraving, ikizs xoxo.on extra neavv piate paper, it specimens of steel engraving evert pTopuced a wor oi art, Dot oy its domestic Infiaence I ana cbild.sU tunpltetj;. Tne MorDiD: la; Uy, through its influence for good, and the lesson it teaches little children. The last is Morghen's "F-u it Chromo" (new), size 11x15. This is one of the few artistic, t!uit subjects that not only please at first sight, but appears more charming after bu omuj, iii wait uc ttu uiuaiueiiii iu auj home. " ; "V' . ' -i : They desire an lagent in every city and oo.li 'afnVI T. a 4 I town throughout the country, and ptomise most liberal commissions. " Thz Art RMivo is published monthly by J. J. Ormond & Co., 114 Nassau . street, New York, and 115 Madison street, Chicago, at five dollars tier annum Rincrl4 nnmhnra - - 50 cents. The Plirenojogiul Jcurnal is p ways in teresting, but the September number, just received, is particularly so. We confess ourselyes highly pleased with this number, and commend it to public favor' generally. P. ice 30 cents. $3 a year. Address S. R. Wells. Publisher, 389 Broadway, New York. POST ITEMS. j Tbe gardener's motto Lettuce plant. The New York belles wear striped stock- ings. Certainly, if years roll on, timef must come round. Did you ever read Bacon ? No, but I have oil en eaten it. What's tbe proper age for a parson ? The Old maids are described as "embers from which the spark basiled." M' The whitewashers in Chicago make more thpu the portrait painters.- j A Lucky Dos A retriever that will re trieve a jgentleman's fortunes. Can anything that is "baleful befa blessing? xes, a oaisjuu ot cotton can. , Time is money : of course it is," or how could you "spend an evening." j They have hot weather, smallTpox and a Spixng opens carelessly. If it don't look out, the trees will start and leave. Merchants find business dull,! but their coachmea do a driving business.: The first cotton batting factory in Wiscon- sin was recently started at Racine. ' Portugal has the vine diseases so her fa mous wines will be short this year. It is said ironically, perhaps that blacksmiths forge and steel every day. Bloomicgton, 111., brags of a i Dio&one. He gets drunk, and then rents a sugar, hogs bead. After tbe lapse of all the existing Euro pean governments, Russia is coming in for i tUe JbinolSu. An Iowa stone-cutter' goes into the ceme tery and carries on all gravestones for which he is not paid. ; 1 It is rumored that the President ; has tendered Hon. James M. Ashley, Of Ohio, the mission to Brazil. 1 There are eight thousand undivided por- ter-uouse ana rump steaics on tne noot com ing eastward- Irom Texas. J . Two ba'es o new cotton were sold in New York Tuesday, Alabama bringing 25 I cents ad Georgia -24. " Ju Chicago' you can thrash your mother- in-law for $75, but m Natick, .Mass., you can wauop jour.giu ior o. Mrs. Abbott of Janesville threw ! herself I into a river last week. Her husband, was iQ the Abbott of SettinS drank- s A Cincinnati painter in falling i from a bnilcliDg sij? ana Drose in two an iron awning-.rame, and still survives.! ttiS from a third story window to the ground. bull the genuine animals ; none lof your I Wall fifroef imitations. . 1 - I An Evansyille beau, while flirting with a fascinating young lady, walked into a pile ot melons ana fen ,nat in tne gutter.", me A Wisconsin paper gives, thd gratifying intelligence that "Uconomowoc still holds its own." It would . be a serious loss to it it it should hot hold its O's. I The Memphis man, who married the blonde Of the naked drama. SOUght ft Ol- I vorce Dv tne aia or morpnine. -..4- I W ar Anr filial (rratltnrlo wnn nnfrn i i wi,. wnni i,.v hr.n rth 1 a Y uvi I ll uab ii vum w vu . ua I wvv 11 out your father and mother!? I s'pose Td NEW ADyEBTISEUErTS, 8upply of The Ansel la the Cloud at - . HEiNSBERaiCR'A T.lv a-L ang!9 r .r. ii-7-"$gZ? piANos, Organs, ? . Melodeons, - - - f Gollars, V Flutes, AccorUeons,Wnjos &c YioUns, For sale at HEINSBERGEIta , . lr ag19 -j ANNOUNCE TO public, that we will ; MONDAY, THE 21ST ISST., aDdjeoatl.me forTD .j.our.:oekof ,U '- 4 ..5 SUMMEE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LACE GOODS, AND FANCY ARTICLES in great variety lor Cash on Delivery 123-lt THE CELEBRATED " ... 46 EMPIRE" FLOUR TS M1DK EXCLUSIVELY FOR FAMILY use, from the finest . WINTER WHEAT, I nyxl ' . . . . . . xueeaieproauces, ana nas estaDiuned arepn tatlon from unvarying Excellence of quality, Second to that of no Brand in the city or State. me price is very iow ana tne qemana extensive lOO Bbls. Jiist to Hand. At . . ... . .;-: -r GEO. MYERS, i . 11 and 13 JTront st. - august 19 - n r 128 : 1 MBtJTTEn. 4 -J A FIRKINS OF CREAM DAIRY GOSHEN Butter the choicest ever offered In the market, none better In the United States for sale at GEO. AIYERS. 11 & 13 Front St. 128 I . Aug 19 CHEESE, O .OF THOSE D ELIC ATE FACTORY . ttl:m r.Wo it i,. .At GEO. MYERS, 11 & 13 Front St DOVtl WITH THE PRICES. FAMILIES IM WANT OF GROCERIES OF the best and fell we'arht can be accommo dated at tbe FIRST CO-OPr.R ATIVE STORE,? ... oi lier of Front nd Dock 6tree;s. Quick sales nu small profits is our motto. FreSai Goods by every ste? me:'. : J. fl. McGARITY, Sup't. augl9.. ISS-tf Household Wordis!, .' Household Wants. rpHE FAVORITE FLOUR, THE FAVORITE FLOUR, And more, the Favo.I'e Floor has become a necessity wilh. the man? hundreds who naait. THE WHITEST. THE BEST. " Requires lesA Kneading and less Lard, tboso who have never used it should give our ;. . FAVORITE FLOUR Atrial. Cfl AS. D. MYERS & CO., Dealers in Faniily Supplies, 1 1 . 7 N. th F.ont street 1 ' '123 aug 19 The "Shawhan" Whisiey ' A STRICTLY PUJP.E BOURBON, DISTIL la; ion of 1861 irom the Blue Grass resrioni of Kenlncky. r ; ( TS AGE GUARANTEED. ' It is wi'ibont any .exception tbe finest old Whiskey we Jiave ever handled. We bottle this Whiskey, but can: inrni&b in any quantity I desired. Invalids and r!l persors requiring Sllmnlans, medicinally, can rely on the purity and superior qualiue of this Whiskey. Cfl AS. L. MYERS & CO., . 7 North ' Ft on t street auguit'19 ; 128 ! TSo. 1 Mess Mackerol. v "PISH PACKED WITHOUT UADS LARGS and Fat, at retail. . , Crf Ab. D. MxHjItb & CO., 7 North" Front street. Vug 18 ; 128, CLOTHING FDMISHING GOODS, , ' TJZUJYILS, U&TS, mt un ,JaiF"' nnr7n COliOIJoIf Sllill. , LlliJrJi F4NCY TIES lit. Impcrial Safe, and Classic Paper Collars. ' GLofniKG mm m mm, ;munsox&cOm City Clothing and Furnishing Store, : 8 Zlwk Street t?3Wt Li
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