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COACH

FgEIlE subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
Z zons Of Mecklcnburg county and the sur.
rounding country, that they have associated them
selves together Under the firm of ONERMAN &
CRlTrENpEN. fur the purpose Of carving or the
Coach Manufacturing business
in all It's various branches. Having by long ex
po5icnce acquired competent knowledge of the
above business, they hope By personal aud assdu-
Gus attention 10 the same, TO merit the patronage
OF the public. Oae Of the subscribers has hee1
engaged in ono Of the most approved Coach Fac.
tories at the North for the last fifteen years, and
from bis tho. oagh knowledge Of the business be
feels justified IN stating, that work made at this
establishment shall not be surpassed either for
durability OF style, by any finished in the South.
. ern couldry.
For work done. there will be stated prices from
i which their v III be no deviation,
! ORDERS from distance 1ill meet with prompt
attention,
/ REPAIRING done with neatncss and despatch.
CHARLES OVERIAN
CARTER CRlTTENDEN.
/ Feb ~. 1899. 1851
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$4,000 genuine N0rus Multi.
Cau.is for sale.

/ SxsktTA T5VllE subscriber Is now prepared
/ ,&NNfN ~ 10 make contracts for the de-
/ S3ty<<E livery OF tins valuable Tree (for feed
ing the silk worm in the fall. As
there has been and still will be many
frauds practiced upon the unsuspecting, the sub
scrlber warrants those now offered to he of the ge.
nuine kind, his original stock was obtained frsm
Gideon B. Smith, of Baltimore. nine years ago and
ara part Of the tree that that gentleman has spo.
ken often about in his writings, boag the first ever
brought to the United States The tree has been
growing in an exposed situation since first obtain.
ed, and being accllmated is preferable 10 these
lately introduced into the country. II will also be
cultivated By myself the present year and every
care " i'll be taken TO render the tree good and eve.
~ necessary instruction gtyeu to purchasers upon
the cultivation of the same As the Tree in great
demsnd and the season about to close for obtaining
it this year, those wishing 10 purchase would do
well 10 speak in time, and that there may be no dis
appointments a regular list will be kept and this
advertisement discontinued so soon as the number
aboge-nsmed il taken up. The subscriber will
also make engagements Tor few thousand SILK
WORM EGGS of the most approved kind now ted
The WORMS will be fed exclusively upon the Morus
MulliCaus. All communications by NAIL must
be post paid, and all orders must be accompanied
BY cash.
JP PRTTCHARD,
Feb 90 1889. 43sg
~ d. Persons are invited 10 call and see the tree
while growing and Judge for themselves
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bly, So now. lie has, If possible, increased
his fame by his last Offering upon the altar
oil our mon.
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Tho Senate Of Illinois on The 27lh Jan.
oars passed tie resolutions sent from THE
House Of Representatives, few days before,
Ins,ruc,ing the Senators md requesting the
Representatives Of that SlGte IN Congress
TO vote against the sub Treasury. The
votes stood, ~ 10 l6.
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Some members Of the Committee sppon.
ted by the House of Representatives 10 in.
qulrc INTO the delalcatIoIs Of pubic officers,
Which has been for some time absent al
New ! ork on the business confded 10 them,
have returned TO the city, and attended the
House OF Representatives yesterday.
We understand tina, the Committee is
not expected 10 make Report to the House
Of Representatives for several days to come.
National iateLigeHcer l2h iastaat.
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Heart IF Ook One ofiho piles used in
tho foundation Of the old bridge at Lancas.
ter, Ealand, was taken up short tune since,
aud found to b. Gas sound as an acorn, "
although It must have been under water at
least 900 years.
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thursday, February FL, 1850.

eTTbc Spring Term of our Superior
Cour, IS now IN session, His Honor Judge
Nash presiding.
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4DUOAP1DNo

FENHE Sumner Sessioa
IL OF MI A.CKITTEs.
hrS's FEMALE School will
conmence on the :. lsi o:
Marcs. andterminate on tho
lot zTI 81 - -.
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The I" Washington Chronicle" which
lately went ever to Van Buren,, has stopped
fnr sani at support. 81 much for Baek
,nghAm l''--Rai Reg.
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I5aiAiona Tho Senate Of this State,
.cer discussion Of five hours, on the 2lst
uli passed resolutions hy a vote OF to 3.
against Executive discretion IN the control
OF the rp4enue--in favor Of RECEIVING con.
verliblc notes as well as gold and SILVER in
payment of thr dues TO the Government
IA favor ol hinks-agalnsI sub Treasury,
aud 20 favor Of National Bank, and re.
questlne thcIr Senators aud Representatives
IN Congress to carry out these principles.
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Erectfire CalHcii We learn that the
Governor Council wiii assemble 10 TN.
Guy, on Friday newt, To advise anh hlu
Touching the appolntmrr, { reu.be,- of the
Ihlf'nAt lmpfo'eu,ent aaG Literary Boards
ID.
Cincinnati aud Charleston Railroad
Compiny-- Tie bill to cobier b4nkn.
privilege, uu this company v hch the com
pany, lhfau9h " agent, SIR. Mrmmrger,
has been snllr,nng the passage OF bS the
Legislature Of Kentucky was rejected on
Is th,rd reading ~ the ilous.. Il X pre-.
ecuiniIves oi tdat State 90 ih, 2Au ulti.uo,
(the House beng .uii,) by vote oi 80 nay )
to T. yeas. l. Was SAID that a motion
aoud be made 10 rrcogpiltr Il, but il was
thought II ~Uu!d be without, success, as
several me. ,b.rs voted Tor It's THIRD readlu ,
who arc against shc passage Of the bill.
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Who are The torres p-Ruel Williams
lately re- elected TO the L. S. Senate by the
loco lnco Legislature OF Name, aided (says
the Ncrgenuos Nermonter,) in burning
President Madison in cdigy 10 the streets
OF Augusta"
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Ilos'ilitles have been terminated between
France end Mexico. Through the inter.
ven,Ion aud mediation of Admiral Douglas,
commanding the British feet on the MeNl.
can roast, terms Of accommodation have
been mutually agreed on by the bellige.
rents, and hosliliiies had ceased.
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Cy-The foiIosin. - STATED TO be the &c,
sll ot the Election for Nalof General OF
lae ia Dy,s,on n c, N,ltua, recenlly heid
/, .ue l1Ih Bugafe Gen. Ale a. To-
bran 0 soics.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

o will remain until life itself shall desert

so will remain until life itself shall desert
me-
May ] look upon these happy features
ha, have inspired and preserved . heart SO
noble = said Matilda, in low distinct
voice that seemed unnatural TO her from
the excess Of emotion. Albert dropped OF
one knse before her, touched the spring aud
placed the miniature in the trembling hands
OF Matilda. In an instant she recognized
her own resemblance. She WAS above the
afiectation Of false modesty-her eyes hIl-
ed with grateful tears-she kissed the en-
crimsoned painting, and sobbed aloud-Al-
bert, this shall never leave my bosom. o.,
my well--my long beloved =
In q moment she was in the arms Of tho
happy soldier. whilst one hung over them
with unspeakablc rapture, bestowing that
best boon upon daughters love- A faith
er's heart felt blessing
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only ten days, and had dispatches, and Col
Roehambeau was passenger on board. In
fifteen days from the time we were taken
VIC arrived at L'Oricnt, in France.
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RuopE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

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HYMN TO THE STARS.
Ave- there ye shine, and there have shone,
In one eternal ahour Of prime"
Each rolling, burningly, alone,
Through boundless space and countless time
Aye there We shine, the golden dews
That paved the realms by seIaphs irod
There, through yon echoing vault difiuse
The song Of choral worlds 10 God.
Ye visible spirits bright as erst
Young Eden's birthnight saw We shine,
On all her flowers and fountains first,
Ye sparkled from the hand divine;
Yes. bright as then, ye smiled to catch
The music OF sphere so fair,
To hold your high, immortal watch,
And grid your Gods pavilion there.
Gold frets to dust yet there we are; ,
Time rots the diamond; there ye roll
In primal light as IL each star
Enshrined an everlasting soul.
And do they not Since yon bright throng
One all-enlightening spirit own;
Praised there by pure sidefial tongues,
Eternal, glorious, blest, alone.
Could man but see what We have seen,
Unfold awhile the shfouded past
From all that Is, TO what has been,
The glance how rich, the range how vast
The birth Of time, the rise, the fall
OF Empires; myriads, ages, flown;
Thrones, cities, tongues, arts, worships; all
The things whose echoes are not gone.
We saw red Zoroaster send
His soul into your mystic reign;
Ye saw the adoring Sabian band,
The living hills his mighty fame.
Beneath his blue and scanning sky,
He worshipped at our lofty shrine,
And deemed he saw with gifted eye,
The godhead, In his works divine.
And there We shine, as If to mock
The children of an earthly sire;
The storm, the bolt, the earthquakes shock,
The red volcanoes carract fire,
Drought, famine, plague and blood, and fame,
All natures ills, anu life's worst woes,
Are naught TO you We smile the same,
And scorn alike their dawn and close
Aye there We roll, emblems sublime
OF Him whose spirit DER US moves,
Beyond the clouds of grief and crime,
Still shining on the world he loves.
Nor is one scene to mortals given,
That more div ides the soul and sod
That yon proud heraldry Of heaven,
Yon burning blazonry Of God.
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TINE CORSAlR, new literary paper, edited by N
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received by F. TAYLOR, who will have the work for
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from l774
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OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, cheap.---The art Of
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CHEAP BOOKS.--F. TAYLOR offers to members
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His collection Of Law, Medicine, Natural Science, Poll
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS.-JoHN Caroline Err,
sole Agent for the sale OF Garden Seeds raised by d.
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Albany, has received general assortment of Garden
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The Seeds are for SALE unadulterated at GARDENERS
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LET FROM THE 9TH OF MARCH NEXT

- One OF the handsomcsf and most commodious
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POETRY.

We know not TO whom credit should be given for the
following hymn, which for subiimisy Of Thought and
beauty Of expression, we do not recoec 10 have seen
egualled Il has been written many years Pittsburgh
Ytsilor
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TINE WOMEN OF ENGLAND, by Miss Stickney.
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Bubbles of Canada, by Sam Slick Are this day publish
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And for circulation among the subscribers to the Wa
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North American Trust and Banking Company
No. 90 Wall Street, New York.
nsnn

NOS ~ wan StTects New lOTAs
CAPITAL, $4,000 0oO
This Institution has been organized under the General
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OFFICERS.
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ITO PARENTS AND a meeting on
i Education in the Hall Of Representatives" at
Washington, held Dec. l3, the following resolution
adopted
Resolved That this meeting consider the School Book
called Towns Spelling Book" an original work Of
great Importance teaches the child the meaning Of
dec l5-dNc3m
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