LEB(1ER
y an (It tU-a m l-M tn r
f-ark MlWMM uii, -
(cm riwra, 9mar.
Oa-(ourU M4nHB, ar.
IW htwM arttdlaa- rt.a.n tfca T. a
LrAtcrr aKA.t4 U rrfal t
w.ak thrm Uawt.4. 4 lt. " U 'i
Job Work
furvfe al iV iImmi -W. mm lam smbI '
mSM irrm. mmi la a. mnt tyW fcmaf ti by
BTir iatitaia-B4 la t IHBla. l-a llaM,
Ulla, Uft-filant Catalc. faaafAMa, Carni W
k'tod. tUanaa rrv UaS a4 fmrtf
TVU 4aMatv-annaa,C4.IUara ar Siaa
Ul- mui la O imi at)W.- o.a u vi.
gnlTRL--:- -
- ; rr: "
OTTSan) CONSTrrUTIONS pebish but the liberties of a people be not insulted:
-' ' m "l ... Aaaa i
n lvu.. .... 8 00
if jwM in six months, 2 50
(f not jmM in 1 niontlis,S 00
eiit
. . . niinnr
WILSON
l -iP
"LETH
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ti.vvWlKN. - ..woo-
- ' mnrt nr-rniait7 all on-in for club.
TV Umrx tf wp'l l th pretence of a twa
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VOL. III.
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1861.
NO. 38.,
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SESSIONAL CARDS.
I)r. R. G.Barham,
1 UilKlTATK of Jefferson Medical Pol
, I lege, Th'lud-il hia, and Eclectic Me.li
otl Institute, Cincinnati. Benides attending
to the regular duties" of his jirofesiiion will
eiv especial attention to the treatment of dis
ease lculiivr to Females, Rheumatism and
Chronic Ins-RSI's generally., fjf Office. at
)t. Swift's, Wilful. - : 1
Dr. Alexander D. Moore,
Formerly f Chapvl Hilt,
H AVISO permanently located In Wilson,
offers hi professional services to its
citi'n and the surrVunding country. With
a i-iicrien-e of thirteen years iu the prac
tic of medictac, those who may desire his
-amices may confidently rely on his utmost
.kill ami attention. ,
nr,,.. S&ii-nwrVv occumed by Dr.
Simm,) one door above M. Rountree A Co.'s
.... 'wiiprn ha mav be found, during tin
.i... wl.xn not rirofcriMionaUv enirftircd. At
night, at his room, at! the residence of Dr.
.With.
August 14, 181.0.
School Advertisements.
TILE WILSON SCHOOLS.
Drs. C. A.& J. G." Thomas
Practicing rityaiclam,
Sep. 4. WILSON, N.C.
Dr. John Howard,
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
i AND
WILSON CLASSICAL AND
Scientific Gymnasium.
Mr Mrs. Richardson, Principals.
UOAIil) OP Dt HECTORS.
Gen. JOSHUA BASKEs,' Pre, of the Board
T.AHA l. PARMEK.. EiiO..
Col: ROiiERT BYNUiM. Secretary.
in r . titn i nv IV - T T."'
lICHAUU.i',U0UNT. E.
board of Visitors.
Judos ASA BIGGS,'
W. W. ItOLUKN, Esq.,
II. W. MILLER, Esq.,
TUOS. J. WHEAT D. D.
BOARD Ql? INSTRUCTION.
D. S. UICHAUDSON, A. M.,
Professor of Belles-Lettres and Ancient Lan
guages.
OFFERS his professional services to the
ituiii9 of Wilson and vicinity.
-ntfiro on door below Ilonrv Oettin-
pr's 0"thinr Store, (formerly occupied by
Dr. Cotlen, dee'd.,) whera he may always be
found when not professionully engnged,
a . k A tt A.lA
1 Drs. d, & L. A. stitn,
-rtriva PHYSICIANS. 1K ..v
1 n' Offer thlr srvices to the citizens'
of H'iWn. and, vicinltyi ,
.- , Mn Morses Millin-
. . !. '1 ti... mv h found ax
ery estaDlisnmenv. y , - i
.4,1, wh..iK-WiBfc
l-j-lnnvrA: nPNTTISTS. WiUon. y. CV Ha
j v ...
I'rofessor of Higher Mathematics and Sui
veyiug.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Preparatory ' Department.
SEMINARY. ,
'MRS. M. C' RICHARDSON,
Fine Arts and Belles-Lettres.
MISS LUCY 1IUCHINSON,
a - "lne Arts.
MISS -v, pOWERS
Mathematics and Higher '131
MRS.MALWINE SPEERS."
Music aud uer
Wilson Advertisements.
(Opposite
I
CLOT DING.
.1
Fall and Winter
STOCK.
CHEAP BBGAIKB
For Cash, or Good Notes, at , s
CHAS.IBBETSON'S
CLOTHING FURNISHING
HOUsE,
McBride's JeweUtf Stor
WILSON, Jf. C. -
N retnrning thanks for the pahonagc ex
nd"dto me since openinR my ptore, I
beg to intorm the pablic that 1 have par
chased the whole stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods of R. H. Blount & Co.,
and which I am now Belling
Below kanufacturer's Prices ! !
T am a1A mooivmff finnnlips. of TT1T Fall
B -rr -- --
stock, and on examination yon will find my
goods I 1
The Cheapest,
THe! MOST EXTENSIVE,
AND THE BEST ASSORTED,
IN kA8TERN"iNORTH CAROLISA.
My stock consists of Coats, Pants and
Vests, ofi all sizes and qualities, together
with an excelleut assortment of
'Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Ties,
Cravats, Gloves, Trun Is, Valises,
UmbrelUas, Walking Canes,
Suspenders, Soap, Per
"fumery, Linen and j
Silk Handker-
; chiefs, and
every, article for gentlemen's rrear. .
I have also on nand a stock of the very
best quality of Ladies and Gents'
V
vlnir aHaociated tbemaclves in the priw:-
tic. of their profession, tender their servues
t. th citiiena of HJlson and surrounding
ountry. , x
Office one uoor dpi
Co s Store. : ' :
J, S. Barnes,
l TTOUSEY AND COUSSELORT AT
A LAW, Wilson, N. C Wjll attend the
Curt, of Tilson. EdgecomDe, r , ;rnc
. 1 . .1. ..t .11 o t mi nlaced in
,riTa W vne cunev;vi ' " r
lis hands for collection.
mad Gertnto
i n nirniMiriiii in xnuo.w '
MA MARIND1N,
Lecturer before both Schools, on Physiology
ana Anauuuijr.
fTUE MISSES BOWERS,
Assistant Pupils.
MISS EMMA ALFORD,
Domestic Department.
Ji B. WILLIAMS, f
Financial Agent. f
Boots and Shoes,
1 Tyh. frh t am determined to sell at prices that
" " J. W. Lancaster,
fv.up t rkt ivn ATTORNEY AT
) LAW, WiLsox. N. C. Will hereafter
Wttlarly attend the Comity, and Superior
CourV. of Sash, Wilson, Wayne and Johnston
Counties. Office on Tarboro' Street. ,
August 2it, i860. w3m- ..
WM. BOGABTi .
Irthitcct and Superintendent,
oottrj.
TULVVS TO CHERISH .
The eyes that look with lore on thee,
That brighten with my smile.
Or merely bid thee hope again, ,
it tnou art sad awhilet ;
The eves that when no words are breathed
uraze lonaiy into tmne
Oh, cherish tbem, ere they grow dim;
i They may not always shine !
t
The faithful heats around thee now,
That glow with lov e and youth,
That time and care ne'er yet "have seared,
Nor ravished of their truth ;
The heart whose beutings we have heard
- wi .i ll:
ii ueu iiirouuiiig near our own
Oh, cherish them ; those beatings hushed,
Earth's dearest tones are gone.
The days when th ere are hearts and eyes
' That when throb and beam forthee ; '
The few fleet -hours when life doth seem
I Bright as a summer sea;
The thr illing moments when to speak
-WW, ... ..... .
. ine iuu neart s job is vain
Ch, cherish them ! once gone alas I
TliOTt nn'oi. ..tun. ..T. I
: llliscrilanro us.
HJXD WORDS.
Mats &
(Daps
j4ughter sat together iu 9 small room
meagrely furnished. They had no
motrjsiug garments but the gloom of
thertliabUiLuents "was not deeper than
the gloom on their faces.
"What are we to do, Alice V said the
mother, breaking in upon a long silence.
"If we were only back again to dear
Westbrook," fell longingly -from the
daughter's lina.
ci --- r
"Yes, if but Westbrook lies morel
than a thousand miles d stant. It was
ib8d.llaj Jot us , my child, when we
Tears nowea shbuuuii i
TT IS DESIGNED BY THE FOUNDERS
I rr., (L.kn.1a tfl fumlsh tO Ue
voung of both sexes in tne owne uu .
L best rMitmn for a comprehensive, tho-
, 1 BdnpRt.inn.
rouyrn ana pra;"-i ,
For the accomplishment of- this worthy
.. '. . 4 f tuft nftft more than one
tne mveai.uicu"' vi ,
.. . 1 r mn1rf hiut nlreadv been ae
V 1 u ,f,n ,.f elee-ant tollece
VOtetl UI tun p '..
Buildings, supplying them "W
un. ..ma i-rm and cold water,
lurnuure, uiiiii ci
. .1 UM .iMiUKrv to secure comtort
anu even j
1 3 . . ;
Sectarian: in theory
1 I1CBC Btliww iv ' ' .
- An aiu-h a basis are
anu prncucu.- waim : -
r 1 1. - .l. :,,.-ot;-uf want of the
betievea i Hie. - -
ooldsuoko, . v., . times. To exnioii vl'l-'i
ril.L ftrnilsh-Deslrnsand Speclflcatlon. fcr pHb- d t th(J .,.4 which has obtainecJ
V ii .n.i ..rirnu. bulMiiiM. with ful pniciUM . ii. ,M .tent that they arc Sec-
orklnu drawing., wMub
are to hand, and are the
- ...vn.tri'TTitcn I
BEST AND CHIArMT. Bm
Are resneetfully Invited to call and examine
my stock as I 1 can p,ea,M!' ,a
pmnR AND QUALITY.
ovvosite the Jewelry
Store.
... . CHARLES IBBETSON,
Wilson, Oct. 24 f '
Norfolk Advertisements.
At reads like mockery. She asked
me for bread, and it seems like civinc
her a stone.'
Then he tried it strain, but not much
more to his satisfaction. This answer
he was also destroying, but checked
himself with, the words :
'T miflrht nun fnrtv loftara an1 Ua
last would read no better than the first
Let th
us one
(Til
-
An1 h fnWpil anil imIa.I
it The next mail that left Westbrook
bore it away for its remote destination.
Let 0s return to Mrs. Maynard.
'We should have had and answer
from -Mr. Fleetwood two davs aro.
Alice.'
The daughter sighed, but she did not
answer.
What time does the mail from the
East come in. Alice !'
'At four o'clock.' "
'And it is five now ?' .
Yes ma'am.' ' . . j -.
'Won't you put on your bonnet and
step over to the post office !'
Alice went and returned, as on the
two previous days, with nothing in her
hand.
'No letter!' said Mrs. Maynard, as
she come in. ,
'None,' was' the sadly sponken reply.
'Oh, why has he not written ? If help
comes not from Mr. Flectword, there
is no help for ns in this world.'
Another day of waiting, in which
that deferred hope which maketh the
heart sick, trembled like the light of a
taper flickering in the wind, passed
wearily away. At five o'clock Alice
was at the post office again. Now a
letter -twas placed in her hand, directed
to her mother, and on the envelope she
read with a heart-bonnd, the word
Westbrook.' Not fletter than the foot
steps was the wind, as she ran back
home. -'-', :
'A letter, and from Westbrook ? she
was no such thing as chance ! I felt
while reading Mr. Fleetwood's letter, as
if it was father who was speaking to us.'
Mrs. Maynard nhut her eyes and at
very still for many moments ; then she
openexl the letter which she held in her
hand, and read it through slowly.
'It reads different now. I am sorry
for Mr. Fleetwood. Itu'hari, when
years lay upon as their long accumulat
ing burthens, to find earthly props sud
denly removed. I'oor man ! It seems
as if he ought to have been spared.
What he had to give he has gjveu free
ly, and I tbank him with creatful fc
nitrs
er s face.
Tf T could onlv set something to do.
said Alice 'how willingly would 1 work?-
But no one wants the service nere iuai
I can give.' - "
We shall starve, at this rate,' spoke
iiids of Mrs. Maynar
awaltrfl
Th
she opened and unfolded the long hop-r
ed answer. It was Driei, ana iw con
tents understood in a few moments.
Ai;v whose eves were fixed . eazerly
upon her mother, as she read in silence,
T hsivf a fnfhftr in linnwan Jkn.I I
will iook up to him in these days of
darknec. He will show the way.
Who knows but the path is opened for
ns?
My own thought, mother. There
are more than forty children in this
town who are growing up in such ignor
ance as Henry Auld and his saster.
Their parents cannot send them to
schoool. These children aave immor
tal souls, and almost infinite capacities
that will be developed for good or evil.
Let us care for them, and God will care
for them. Let us take the loaf of bread
and pitcher of milk au a sign of ( Jml's
providence towards us. 1 feci, dear
mother, that such truth will not be in
vain. Mr. Fleetwood's letter has turn
ed the channel of my thoughts in a new
direction. Mav God reward him fur
all he has said so kindly and so wisely.'
-A v. vacuuivft a . j r nu inibii lift-
lowed into the mothers lieart. They
were not indolent, sdf-indulgcnt wo
men. All they askftd was to be shown
their work ; aud now, in their eyes, it
seemed to be laying al around them.
On the next da Hhnr Anhl rmi
over with his sister Katy, and received
the nromiscd lp&sona.'
'Do you know any other boys who
1 . 1 t 1 a; 1 1,
wisn to Know now 10 learn u reaa 1
ked Mrs. Maynard, as the children
Briutr thciu alons when Vw
to-morrow.' said Mrs. Maynard. It will
aI
A Jour Printer on the Tramp
Seldom does a live Dutchman get
credit of more smart thing than are
set down to him in tbU eatechUm that
he puts to this journeyman printer :
A Dutchman silting at the door of
Lis tavern in the Far West is approach
ed by a tall, thin Yankee, who is emi
grating westward, on foot, with a bun
dle on a cane over his shoulder.
Yell MUlcr ialkinrr Stick, vat ton
want r-
'Rest and refreshment, replied the
printer.
.upper and Iotchtu, I reckon 1
'Yes, supper and lodirinjr, if you
please.
'l'e tou a Yankee beddlet. mit die w-
elry in vour pack, to theatte pil V
.o sir, 1 am no 1 an see peaier.
'A singing master, too lazy to work f
'No, sir.'
'A shenteel shoemaker, vat loves to
measure tc gal's feet 'and hankies pettcr
'No, sir, or 1 should have mended
my own shoes.
'A Look aclipnt. rat hodilrra tli
S41kk1 committees until dey do vatyoo
vian, ciioct vt gvfc nj or you:
Kiuess ag;iin, tir. 1 am no lx-k
ajrent
A dentist, prcakinir the DeoDleVtaw
at a dollar a soa, aud runniu" off mit
my daughter V
'No, sir, I am no tooth puller.
'l'runojoirist ; ton, feelinsr tc vounz
foiks' head like so man cabbitch f
'No, 1 ara no phrenologist.' .
'Veil den vat le tvflea ran tfin Kit I
. -j j
Choost tell, aud you shtll have dc beat
sassages tor supper, and they ail tngtt,
free gratis, nutout a sent, and a chill of
vivhkey to start rait iu tc morning.
"i I am an humble dectple of Fanst-
a professor of the art that preserves all
arts a typographer, at your service.
Vateh dat V
'A printer, sir, a man that prints both
oookh ana newspapers.
ni rnnnTii, ,i 11 in in w 1 niii hi yw;
out the mother, in a wild kind of a countenance cllMget pae,
way, as if fear had grown suddenly des- . . . , - ilooeflll exoectation
perate. ' "... .. died out utterly. Then as the letter
.mwyuym.fWhAriir.Tdtla the floor, her hands were
m an abstracted way, like one whose K inst her fRce M t hide
thonfrhts had crjwn weary in some . , - j i. ;u v .till.
l .... ;.!, .uir II M ll I III II In lil 1 I III iwMMII I I ll
, - - I rnii m a Twinr trna of a liistnrt m-Iiih.T
two. f . ir- - , r J , - .
Won't Tom Soica be glad, thongh,' Kr who vork for nottm, and board
slje neara nenry 'say vo nis sister .asi" j
they went out through the gate.
Three iiiotiihs went vOy, aaa yet .Mr.
Fleetwood receivsll no response to the
aa a la a a a- tk
THE PERILS OP SCinXCC
Sonic years aj;o a lare whale was
a straxc;e i tort. t
' Some week or ten days ag a young .
man originally front the country, be
came engaged to marry a lady e jual
to lilm ia rank and fortune. She was
a Parisian, lie occupies a lucrative
place in one of the rail a v compaui s
olficen here. His father lives on the
old family estate, which is situated in
one of the mountain gorge near the
Franco-Spaniah frontier, and tepcrated
almoat completely ;from. the world. He
had passed for a widower above twenty
years. The young man paid a vUit to
the old family aeat, where iadecd Le
was accustomed to spend his sommrr
vacations, to collect the innnracaaLle
documents the French law requires the
office who performs the marriage to
hve in his hands before he Umt the
civil contract made before him with its
Medean and Persian character.
He asked his father for Lis mother's
burial certificate. The father was ex
trrniely cmbarraaaed by this appeal ;
but no banns could be publiJicd until
the buriel certificate bad leen Wgrd
at the mayor's office where the marri
age was to be contracted, the father t
Iat broke silence, saying: wMy dear
Ikv. I hare for a ctcaI numr reara Con-
. e j .
ccaled a accnt from you, because its .
poesaion would prove a painmi uur
then to you, and because the honor of
our lioue is intereated in it tnamtan
ance, . and your tender years have
hitherto rendered you incapable of pre.
! r. v .1 i- c:v-
icrv ing ik. 1 oar loouicr iitcb. out
is a lunatic Come with tne and Vi
let you see her. 4 i
lie carried hla son who was trem
bling with emotion, into an eld tower '
which formed part of the architecture
of the chateau, and they went to Ur
up 01 iw luo coamocr on vam iai
floor was tho Unatk'scelL lie opened.
the door, the sen Jcrod it, and aneel- .
ing at the poor wotnan'i feet, sobbed .
Mother mother r ia mo4 bean -rending
manner. The- toncr.icg .
pears, which would have movl ate&e
idols aluio.4, triad ao inprekaiou a
.... , . .
1 I mm ii ill 11 1 1
solace of aharinz the alteula
f.tther, had bestowed on bis viic
fr an mint vaari 1 he rftl. " 1
the excuis be had giren
Seff ri y 11 viW aQd ,8hf ?l wiUvT , t?,WCr tolMfrtu to ; UagU at the Nore, and lowed up to
- -Vi 1 ness of one who had beeu paraTized.-? Maynard s iinpldhng letter. He did I- ' ... , roP V.v.
I dreamed last mght ' .he faid look- Alieo ?ead it. v I not'remernoer ditinerty what he had 3 WheT t haJe,. It
Hyman, Dancy & Co,
Commission iHercmmis,
1 ! Norfolk. Va.
The & fork House wilt conducted by
Jno. S. Djwey,; aide V " " by
Jno. H. Hyman and P.H," to the
r Particular .:u f , .....,
HafEof Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Naval Stores,
26 tf.
. BB9KSBlT-
11 , ii aia " , c,8tn,c- to a conbiderable exiem, w . . c
..!... j:... t r. 1 1 1 l 1 wiiu m iiunici." . i . i r . i al.h... in wil . iilov - -w i
.irnivruniiiH w ,n.,m.ntir Ml OI tne tiuuwi, ..... - . ...
Mnv. .rnnwrnint UlC COM UI u ...,--- -- l.. n.nAm,natinn.l or BCClUriltu I r-nnnn KT.T. B -
W.UhaU. OUicthirar, U n "- whkh distin- "" WEBEllllY & W.,
.mwi,l . lluwi. umi. , r ..,.,;Q frnm . ! . . ...i...40
cuish one deiwimnauon ' nflroI rftmmiSSiOIl JYierCUauta,
rU.,. K never iwihieiu i I UCUll"' ' -
. ' . n I H l r- . .... I .... . nvl. I i . . -fc -W I
.1 it'U VJI- I I IU A I I . 111 f.nth 1)1 B11V biujv."V - " I HJM?K'I ILim ' -
THIUM.i .v v '--"'" i snau vne a-''ii"i"D . . i-
be interterea. wmi. . . . ,
Tv,"ipiit and PTeat" resrulation ot me 1 . .--rovvrH
c.T':i3 .T M.-h "hans all the j. v Lewis
w" ani on thict observance of which, -f"
r.'. u L irad a most envuvble reputa- Th 'f fm&l,. JWtf. : O.
stliaeill w ,uo u - . dace, wil have tneir p-?
cluiiiv to mentDerainp. --
extravniraneeand insubordination, cannot be
. ,1... .u.. Tiirf. brave
UI I lluWI. . .,
James S. Woodard,
A 1 iu u:l...n ' C. Will attend tho
tonl-na SuVerior Courts- of ' . lKayue,
rtrMn, 1'iU. Xdtfeconibe and H ilson Conn
ies. ' , -. . .
William H. Bunn,
ja rrniivrv An fOT!XSEL0U AT
i LAW. Wilson, N. C. CiacuiT: WfU-
wa, Sub, Wayhe.ritt, and Johnston counties.
A. Barnes,
attorxeyJand counselor at
2V LAW.WiRion.N.C. Circuit -.Wayne,
.o, hdjeconiDe, uson.
George W. Blount.
A TTORSEx AT LA W. NASHVILLE,
A A'. 6'. Ciactlt: Nash, Wilson, Edge-
I ooibt, Franklin
E. Prentiss Tucke,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Ttrrtion sren in Ue use of the Compass,
1 Transit. iVodolite. and
,,Tfi vr rl
v nson. im . v.
To the Traveling Public.
v THKftibscribi-r,be)r leave t
((Trl mforra hisfaicnd-Haiiil the piih
1 1 1 1 J lie centrally that he has oprn
' ' ied In thn town of Wit-on a
IfMcUwituTEL, for tho accommodation
on (nierUlnmi-nt or travelers, aim 01 reu-
Ml Ka left untried
! to .thi house such a character, ou
iai, tkat It will mjed no further commen-
j Tb terms of board, hotk transient and
"miMent. wilt be found as low as our mar-
v . .... . - - . aa
iil jutify, and the table will M at an
.'ias well supplied with the luxuries of, the
iwoa. (iive tha hnuaa a LriaL nnd VOU will
. . , 1 i u,.o -aihn n.r noi uravo
tosiereu m-rc. " . j
. . .1.. .!.: ,i,.irr aro not. wanted.
enouKii to uu uitir - - .
Girls! whose highest ambithm it to be edu-
catad to a tasluonaoie unnu.-. ,
. ...
are not aes.reu.
The sessions correspond wu - .
about the middle
A;:.. a j,,ir in each vear. continuing
" -t- TU'.u ni.xanirnmp.nt. Willie 11
twenty weeas. "o -
.. r. .v- t.oi nnrtuin ofthe htaie,
SUU8 11118 Ul cuijt.i i'- -- . ,K
. . , 1 1 ... .if n th wants of the
coie, who to
pttronize schools nearer, home jepe
the dangers of acclimation west, and in other
"rf , - v -.iMt aa the site "of
Wilson nns cT--- j
. . n nf its unparalleled
these ocnoois, on .-- --- ' , .
t...iKr..l..Raa accessibility, and central poai-
tl..n-. 1 . j . kq wmVmis of the Green
it is siiuaiuu Hi. W51
... ... r 1 :n.rnlintclv Oil tlie 11 U-
ville rianK Huau, ..-..-v -mingtonand
Heldqn Railroad lOSmiles
miles from Goldsboro', the point of intersec
tion of the Central Uoad,.ana is m
point of ground on the road.
ooara irom o m iv f" ; .
m .ii t in (ir Rpssion. accora
iuiuou iniui i ,
- . .j.namont. Circulars
me to aesrree ui -
containing full information, sent en PPca-
tion.
ace. will have their Pro-- 4.
Cash advaucea maoo u ""'r " " QyiT.
Nov. 18.
WM. t.
. . a aa XM Tk
, WALKE. F. A. wLa,
W. B. OOODWIN.
WALKE & CO,,
IMPORTERS & JOBBERS OF
PBUOS, rAlKTS, Oil, OtASf,
And Druggists' Faaey Goods,
Norfolk, Va.
. - - - .
a w. vioK,
j WITH
. -aa- x II TH
O DO M fc'.ii.B..--notton
Factors and GeneraV Commuon
0 Merchant., Nos. Jl and 12 Mcintosh s
whart, XNonoiB, . 4 . .
Special attention given -
Cotton. a-
Oct. 23
I.XJCAS & G. J. MOORE,
I C101.DSBOBO, N. C.
Wloloisile. and KetaU
DEALERS IN
- Drugs, Medicines,
a i ii a r I P L A N D
V-l-W '
FOR SALE I
r MITO IUC DUUN B UWI, HUH JV - ...i . , .
tt aHft.,i .-,ti. .m.ni .,,,1 vnnr I tt o..v....-.Kt. nffors for sale low, his
. ! . t t .i ti v.... I I. B .... r .hnnt lOOO
turaiK. I i ... Iv. nl-italnwl Jl 11 l..Sr.r in New Hanover
" wa lHUViviiu I acreS OI gUOU iuiiu,ja . - ttt-t
I Countv about 80 miiesnortii-w co.
HIS UYERY 8TJLBLES, mington,ii miles repoj.
, w.ll be kent supplied with on the ITUmington and eldo 1
horaea and vehicles for hire on and ontj- four miles irom ug
" ' , in.. nnt.nuintinn nremises consiowiuic
"wtrttt terms. L . " .
v Call at tbs "Wilson Uottse,V rormeny
Pfby Jesse U. Adams.
' 1. U.oViTU,
Proorietor.
P. S.' riacks will be at the
depot on the arrival of every
train to convey passengers .io
A"ttivt and popular servants have been
Uud the e-Ubllsbmcul thorougkti
iM.h. . u
Pr.ACJt TO OKT BARGAINS
a. .
T)r-u you vn bargains In Dry tooas
r waoe v-ioming, nam, dpa, jtw
VM T 1 1 J.. ..11 .f Ik.
. . J .
oi n. uetungar, oppoane uio vourii
H. OETTISGEtt,
i old stand of E. II. Blount k Co.
Oct S. 1860. SS
1
a m
i , n i
1 HaaTT'
. i r i -
(t f.:-A
The improvements on premises consisting oi
a nne . . .. ..
Two-Story DweUing House.
all neceaaary fc5
a ii trw uarAP n ihiul unc aa a-
Sky acVea ol ie land is cleared and in a
nuy i: j .J.titd totheculti-
sU" 0,Tr. IT .fTt VeU timbered.
taaWKH the very best swamp
land in flew nanuiui - j . . . f
. . t u;. .arm is the best in
thiseciion. H i not only heathy b0ttt
a a t J X- wwwl SlTin 1H in ciuos sya
imity to ioux cuure r- - - -
Long Creek Town, at wnicn pom mu
Persons desirous oi- - - ,
. . . . i i:.fwin at W 113 o n.
thould maKe eariy FrVTT
. 1 J 1. MVHII.
PUL for sak al tMa otno, at
I red.
I v uav- . . . -
Fine Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
Burning Fluid,Truasea and shoulder Bracrt
Dve atuffs, Manutactnrea i"".
J Ti.-,.! Tnatrnmftnta.
rtS3Z and Patent Medi-
Physicians' prescipuous "
. -ii -..a miwAlv answered.
AU medicines warranted genuine, and of the
best quality.
March 24. I860.
IUIU aaaBa.a- - J .
. i J ww? timA sTIVHll.
. i. pTedVards.
Sept .5th, U60.
S tt
BRANCH T. HURT ,
Grocer and General Commission
Merchant,
EEPS constantly on band a large and
ail aaanrtAd stnrt of Groceries, partic-
ularlv adapted to the wants of the farming
community. Also tne oea t
all of which are bought with cash, and will
be sold upon the most favorable terms, both
. a j . .u aAlimtaH nn.
v IVinainnmanU m TirOUUCa MH nwuviav-,
derthebelief and promise that, the experi-
' - r -It VI- VI trx TTI.V.
ence of S3 years, wiu enavuw " rr
mw.A ..Tr.iirr' ratnrna. Mr. Blake
Pittman, will give hi peraonal atteation to
T OB WOIIK neatly and sspeditipa sly
tj teined mbsotio.
I
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MwBMaKM.aaBMaWBBMMi aeaaasBawaa m , ..j ' m i .. tHiwp m- ""i fun m i m i i n I ra ) i"" r n " ail i i i urT"
'"""I F a . SI 1
ny bosiness rrom ua.acqwBuuK.
T V. & ftA
ytteriHay, eo. j, iw.
ino-nn. that we were tacK. in ivesi
hroolc. and our old home ! How plain
I saw everything, I sat at the window
- . . a a a.
lookmer out upon the garden in irons,
fmm whiph the air came in filled with
r.Arr r.f flnucrs. and as I sat there. .
t'i-. ,.a rr,. K,r iiut used to
be, and he stop ,d 'nor1;
ing, AW m that way iu which he al
- r .Vb mi. I cried, when 1
n aj - - ,
.1... t.- find it onlv a dream.
r J . . . . .i
Ah: if there was a Mr. ricetwuuu
hre r siorhed the mother.
1 a ... i a 4
'SnnnoRts VOU Write to 1HU1, SUEKW
ed Alice, 'the tliought comes this mo
inpi.t into mv mind. I am sure lie
would hero us. You know what ai ex-
nollont. imin lie is.
I will, this very day,' replied the
mother, with hope and confidence
vnino Tsn't it strancrc he was not
av w tj . . .
thought of. before! Some good spirit
And the letter was writcn.
l,et us follow this letter to Westbrook,
and note the manner in which it i re-
A ...a .1 1 l--i?W
ceived. We find it in tne uanas oi mt.
Fleetwood, who has read it through,
and is sittiug with a troubled look on
TIim-a ia nn helD in me.' he said at
innirth fnldinc nn the letter and laying
if Qciilp 'Poor Mrs. Maynard I Is the
lav ini-ttap art tar k! God knows how
-.. . ia it' : :M
aari inn-iv I won in neii you were It IU
v aiaaajgaj - " l a
mv-Dower. But misfjrtune has uot
alone. It has passed my
threshold also, and the threshold of
.iw...c.nria HAKirlpa- ; Westbrook nas
seen some sad changes since you went
away. . ' '
.r . -1 1 a1 1 .44- ..-v..
Mr. Fleetwood xook tne kiwi
the table on which he" had placed it,
lo.rl it in a drawer, 'i'oor Alice
ailVa SMBva. a a. all
Maynard T he sighed, a he shut the
drawer and turned away. All day long
the thought of that letter troubled him.
What couid he say ! It was an eager
- .1 l J
expectant cry for help, Dnt ne naa no
. . rrrl C 1 ..... 1 mAlna ha1
help to give. iu 'uu
asked him for Drcaa, ana coum uu uuc.
her mere words in return com ais-
liyuuiubuiic t. v. ...
For two clays ine leneruau rciuucu
;n thn drawer where he had placed it.
IU a w aaa - - a,
a a 11 . aU
' tt is no use, ue wouia rhj, vuts
rht. nf it now had a&rain intrude'd.
lfUVU&uw SJ
i . rx tm4o on an.
i canno- unue myciA w uw
a . 1 Ml All-
oaarAK ftflVWh&l. 1 Will, wil 9 UUlgUKC
OtlVI ara-j 4" ' w w
mnst seem to her but heartless sentences.
She cannot : understand how greatly
fhinrra have chantred with me since 6hc
went out from Westbrook. If he does
not hear from me she may think her
letter has been miscarried. She like
the rest of ua is in God's hands, and He
will take care of her. We are of more
value than the sparrows.'
- . . . .. f ir "CI i
But this could not sawsiy jar. riceu-
wood. lie had a conscience, and it
would not let him omit a plain duty
wit.hniit if r roof.
If von have no money to enve, offer
Vioi" Vtnd and hon-iful words., said the
inward monitor. , 'Even the cup of cold
waior mnst not be withheld.
Unable to make peace with himself,
Mr Fleetwood at last sat down to an-
..r the widow's letter. He wrote her
a breif. land, sulreestive note ; but aftet
rcadinir it over twice, tore it up, saying
- iaahedidso:
2 tf.
He writes kindly,' said
finished reading the 4nd there is
comfort evea -wordt when they come
fromUPolam,en4- . . '
-Vords does not feed the hungry or
clothe the naked,' answered Mrs. May-
a . . . .
nard. in some bitterness oi tone.
She had scarcely said thia when the
door of the room in which they were
sitting was pushed open, and a boy
about ten year old, oareiooiea ana mw-
gcrly clad, came in wiiu a pucner in
one hand, and a small basket in the
other. . '
Mother sent these. Miss Mayuard,' be
said with a pleasant smile on his face.
. i Ml.
The pitcner was nneu wita new iuu,
and there was a loaf of bread, hot from
a a ni
the oven, in the basket. '&ue says
nlpnae ano.pnt them.' -
r . . , . , tt
Your mother is very kind, iicnry,
.Y.a. Mrs. Mavnard. "Tell her that
JV'ltV4 aa j .
I am very much bbligcd to her.
And sue s very mucu uuuyeu w v
Wlmt. for. Ilcnrv !'
'Don't you know f and the boy look
ed at her in a pleased way.
Mrs. Maynard shook her head.
Don't vou remember one dav, when
I was 'over here, that you asked uie if I
could read I
I've forgotten.'
We haven't, mother and L You
nsVed me if I could read, and I said no.
T hpn VOU told me I must learn right
and vou eot a book and showed
mo A R C's makin? me l'O over them a
,.n.A manv t.imoa until 1 knew them all
I'WV. ....... T
ml U 1-
hv hrt- 1 UCD VOU Cave IUC UIO uvwa..
1 have studied it almost every day, and
.Aa T nn anell in two svlables.'
UVT. " I .
iir,.l thia U whv . vour mother sent
me such a nice loaf of bread and a
pitcher of newTliilk V
les ma am.
'You can't read it!
Th rou must brim? vour book over,
and let ine give you auother lesson.'
Uh, will you I a. ugufc "a." -shine
came into the boy's face.
'Yes, Henry, and with pleasure.
You may come every day if you wilL'
Jm - . .1. '11 L ,J t
'May 1 1 Uu, mat win oe guuu ;
Aud Mrs. Maynard' Henry checked
nimself. He evidently wished to go a
little further.
'What is it, Henry I said Mrs. May
nard. encoura&rinelv.
'May I bring Kate along sometimes I
Shu wants to learn so badly. She 'most
knows her letters.
'Why yea; Henry. Bring Kate by
all nipn Alice will teach her.'
Henrv. crlanced towards Alice, as it
nntfiilW aatiafied in regard to her veiw
in the case, uui sne gave nun au -swerinar
smile and word and the boy
. a. a 1 . m . . a 1 1 mt..
ran home witu ugni ieei to tea wo
news. , J
'What does thia mean, Alice T aa4
Mrs. Maynard, looking at her daughtfr
with a countenance through which '
a I
dun light seemed breaking, j
If m a xr hA trilA HAL Air. T lUCbWVLM
says.' replied Alice, the work that 0od
nas xor us to aw iuj j
around us. -i
Thia i nn more chance.' rem tiked
Mrs. Maynard. In a thouehtfal way. ,
IVwi't vrwi remember said Alice.
how often Ur tthxr hei t aaf th
iteiedTor
JXTght of her with- pvrnment ae
fLinrr -Ongcd tO till
written, ile o
hor tncce word
J 1 A 1. Tint.., lli.xnwlil
urxua uviw hivukui vi .11:1 niui- 1
out a troubled fJcling. lon?ca
IIiw cold aid heartless that letter! wAiclcloirgs U
M....4 0.AllA.I V I. A M.A.t,1 ... ft.. I -
himself somotunes.
' 4Ah, if she ially knew how it was
with me ! If )bc could see into my
breast, poor woman 1 But she is in the
hand of God, and he is a incna wuo
stickcth closer lhar. a brother.'
At hist therl came a reply to his
words of encouragement and hope.
V hen it had been at
;e arae little tune, ti
at-Ui, m DOlire JT i .1
there--" C, "C
:ni answer, -wen, 11 v
to von. I order you to
rcmovoit immediately from London
Rri.ltro" The whale was. therefore.
towed down the stream to the Isle of
Dorrs- below Greenwich. The late Mr.
' fa. V - m
Clift, the energetic and talented aTS-
tant of his great waster, John Hunter,
went down to sec it. lie lound it on
the shore, with its huge mouth propped
-I I ! 1" .
In his eagerness to
words of encouragement and hope, i n -.i. noic.
which, though' flowing from his heart, exam5ne thc internal parts of the mouth.
seemed to grow so cold in the utterauee. w cl ft .ijnocd inside the mouUi be-
Mrs. Maynard wrote : 1 twecn the lower jaws, where the tougue
Mt DKABSm-More than lour months u .iluatcd- This fc.ngue ia a huge
ago you wrote to me, yoa nave a ram
er in heaven, rfear Madam, and
who has not ! forgotten you.
him. and hone in him. And
. .
rep.
,f r .
youth and tlie importance of the eewa
. . r t . .
It becaroe ncctraaarr U a tl
ortune V) v47 "J ,
1 1 i" V I f thcin-
1 as the alorv tliat tli wiC.
dead arid the atorr thtt kLa " ' '
a mmmrt" "a ward. which
needed explanation. Scvrfid members
of the laniiiy went down v tue aistant
chateau, and tne poor mnauc wa
introduced. Aa aoou a abc saw her
self fcurroHin Jed ly witncfcac', ahe aaid
in a calm tone : " I am not mad. Vj
husband became the prey tf a moJ
nnreasoninir iealousr. and I. bcin? tieljj
rt m . - . .
leas and alone in thia secluded mansiof
to escape his continual scenes of violooo
a a a - 1 l
and to avoid tho lear 1 was conunnair
under of being aaaaaainated . by Lit
fhe threatened more than once to kk
me.) I say, 1 fciirned tuadaeaa in ll
uope oi enjoying aoujuuiiii m
apiuuu w u
irraaaed bv the i
i . . . ..
also, 'lie has something for all his chil-
ren to do, nd your hands will find
the work. It may be lying, all unseen
ar.Miml vr.u Mv heart blessed vou.
T . J. I ." 1
Sir, f-r tliis hopeiui, suggestive worn.
Yes God had work for me to do and
it washing, even when 1 wrote to jou
in my feaand despair, all arouud mc,
' . . I .11 T :i.a
tboujro uuseen uy my uuu cyua.
. - . . . . i -i -
nn Ai nf irold in Dicturcs oi sincr, a.CI.
"i r . . . . n. i .....i,t
your titly spoken woras. i ni uuv
J i j i.t i.t
a emu ins leuers, auu uw w "
trrabiul mother sent mc in return a loaf
ot DiW'i ana a pucner vi imia. .
children. Your letter aind this ottering,
in cid's providence came together. 1
Li . . I :il. .Ilx lit;
naa.ine vexi ami musirabiuu omv
si.tii There were manv iCTor.mt cliil-
dri in onr town, said Alice and I one
to ihe other, and thev arc God's chil
Aatn. Let us teach more of them as
wi.'tauffht this child, takine that loaf of
I.niiid Ami otferin? of milk as a 6:?n
aw""- O ,
tlit God will provide for us the work.
J e did not hesitate, but acted on the
giggestion at once. And now, we have
.!,:.. nnr 1 , t 1 .hiMpin ii nil or
IJ, CI 1.1111 pw .....V.
dir care, and we have not wanted for
Vrcad. Some of them pay us in money,
rime in provisions, and some uo nom
m.r in return. But we took all th,
children who came. Yesterday we bad
..A:;n V-.in tho faiaii council tliat au
linlp' millc-L nearly as far ai 'ne could
go. Poor Mr. Clift was really in a dan
gerous predicament; he sank lower
and lower into the substance of the
tongue and gullet, till he nearly disap-
J -1. .1 IT- .1..4 in
nenrpd mioi'1-iiM.-r. 11c mm iu
I 7 . , i
.future, and in a lew scconu wouia
have lont his life in the horri
ble oilv mass, had not assistauce been
quickly afforded him. It was with
irreat diflicultv that a boat-hook was
put in requisition, and mc gooa uuic
man hauled out of the whale tongue.
Distress amovo tub Laboring
Hi liar, or l'llILABELPHI A. ithlO
the last six weeks. Cavs the rhiladel-
.
phia Prt$,) not less thau 15,000 and
perhaps 20,000 peron in this city
have unexpectedly been discharged
from situations where the enjoyed the
privilege of earning their bread by the
of their brow, Directly and in-
v - 0
a . t SX a-.a-iS-a
. M r nrobab v not K-as tuan ou.wi
" f . -. .i
persona depenuca upon tncae ciuiwu.
of the operatives ir iuumswhu.
small savin wluch those who have
lost thfir situations had hoarded p will
oon he uncut- and as the season zrows
f i . -t . -;
mnrn nf more UlClcmcIlT- SDQ tneir
necessities increase day oj day, tlieir
npjintv TCS.V.TCtm Will rapidly UHU.UM41.
tf tho nresent nncertaiutics arc Dot soon
nm.ninattAn l.f One
1 X I tUlll rVtlV-a -.. - aa---w mm
vear has been made out of the public I i.u.;i at work wiU not rHain their it-
. . .. -L.-I!l . . . .1
funis for tne sopporvoi our aciiuvi . nations, and the number oi uiosc wn
a-V - . 1 1. n -. . I rT . WW A tkTA I.TW"..! I -, 1 . 1 - ... -.. m ,V.mft1rM
ihiM noL Liic uaiiu vi m-. ftw.i win ri. nnufio w wjiiii' aj.
., : ii t fU I . ii 'J t.aM-
rrovioence appear , a,m rapiaiy increase. aux, -"-- -
Sir. I canuot too wanniy inanK you wr i fore drifting into a position which ue-
- , r .1 .! 1 !- I . . . . . t -.11
Ha iu anrn. til inai iimeiv ii-Lier. I ... ,...i. i.vn,.hi.ii ;ii"ii n n wi
LIE W IOV V a III lltl. LUU lUUUUII.IHI - "
... . I ' -I. - I I . ..
God bless you ior naving spoken tueiu .
Gratefully yours,
ALICE Jl A VISARD
Only words, said Fleetwood, as he
folded the letter with moist eyes.
Onlv words! Thev seemed such a
j
Yu mav imagine the e cct of ll
declaration made. The pervm aaacta.
bled thought at Crt this accuaalior
was but an additional evidence of tLe
distracted a Late of her mind, for mac
dc &t often lorro s reason s inak, an
wears it so well as to deceive even lb
most practiced physicians of the mind.
x ,1 i. !.- TJ-i-'
1 ne racuiiy wcic appeaicu vw. cioit
it could decide, Iicr buaband, uo na.
been in a state of axpUtion ever Vinco
. . . . -.
his wile clia.ged bun wtui ner aeques
tmtion, liecarae raeiny mad. His napers
were inspected, and it appeared that ho
loul beeu erazy a mouomaaiac bit
phrenzy riaing from jealousy. He was
carried to a malhoaac, and bis wife
signed the marriage contract of ber son !
lan t that Venetian enough lor ye I
think it occured in France in thia yr
of grace. Paris Corrrtjondenrf O.
J'trrtyunf.
Tliere ia an old proverb which
clares that none can tell where the he
pinche save he who wears it. The
maxim has a thoasand application. A
husband who appears to have found
his wife a rood deal leaa of an ang-.!
than he bad imagined in tlie days .
his courtahip, leu oat aome deiwtic
acrrcts in the following graphic maarcr
I own that she has rbanning loci a
That on brr alionldrrs tall ,
What would yoa aay V aee tX U.a
In wh'ch she leer tbeiu aUt
Her taper fingers t ' lrn'.
Miacult to match;
ho are interetod in the weliare of our
citv.
Anf Jiff
I wiah, my irieo-l, yoa ouly a.civ
.. . -i .i ... i 9
How icrriUlV UT mrrvirtt
Tl.e llrcv. A.G. Ijurie. a distinguish
ed Universalis elerryman, on-e ex
.t.. ;tk TVr Chamo. Several
A IIOOTID ALSt kCITT-V. a'
the Coruirisaiontrs of I.'..... v '.
Here is a Wild lii'Lnuu :. :,
frictids mad, rnd prov.rig lu: .-:
inenenliV fit fr a ttra:t wisa
lcnanzeu iia ' -w. . -- meneutiT m a ,
-i . . i . n twi rer m i . . . . . I a . -1 I i
cold and hearties return ior good aecos jwpiw m iw -"' - i cuuoiu. -i -. -
asked pleadingly and in team, that I strauger in the pulpit rsc .nnd wewj nUil, tl Lis ?n order. e u
had to compel myself to write them, out, when Mr. Uuno arose, hymn book j j,e mKy Ut off a K J j-ke Ua
Yet see their good fruit ! If we cannot in hand, and gravely remarkc-d : (.ncralt L a.ys, was Uii.
... ..at- '.AV ar.,1 ho-follv "AIlthoaowhocaniobereU.-worsii.pl rvnucniaf. he is ctt ccitu;-
.mi ' . .t. 1 ' P TI rimr.m will hatO OH OPtHaTWlUlty
at leasL. 1 WUl not ior"cw uiu icwu. -. ... 1 .
r ' .a, --tiro and tllO4S who CIU0 htHS t
A tannery firm in New Orleans have
gone into the business of tanning alli
gator hides with great success. The
skin of the alligator makes excellent
worship the Everlasting God will p.a?
unite in singing the following hymn.
We think that a matt carries the
borrowing principle a trifle too far wheo
h- a f 'n bin oi-er.
U-' .. . '
nJ, after Lis father, was l.iisiii.
Hicbard Murj.hy, a tatne 1mjUL
now contratUd'to Dirk Tn'r
A man who is not at 1 1 ait ai.M.cl
cf liiifiM.f l-rU tivt flacctl if, I'
cair ctc!itutiinhfe. -