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permanent basis ,,,
Mr. O'Connel also opposed the measure 1t would
be unjust to the French population, who had already
been Sufficiently i'll treated by England
After some farther remarks the debate was adjourned
10 The lOlh.
Of no general interest
In the House Of Commons Sir II. Fleetwood moved
for leave to bring in bill to extend the 10 pound quail
cation of voters TO make i, applicable in counties
as well as in boroughs
Lord John Russell said the proposed extension would
effect great change in the representations and ne could
agree TO it now even say that the government
would be willing to support 1t at any other time put ne
was willing say that il fairly brought before the
House-that it NOT departure from the principle OF
The reform BILL and that, if agreed TO- il would NOT IN
his opinion, introduce any dangerous innovation iho 'he
elective system
Sir Robert Peel said that If The proposition were agreed
TO- The fnay Of the reform acl was gone forever lie
had accepted that final measure; and should op'
pose any alteration.
The motion warmly supported BY the Leading "a
dca members and lost, 207 81.
Sir H. Fleetwood then moved for leave 10 bring in
bill limiting the time Of taking the poll TO one day. ana
increasing The number Of polling paces-and leave was
given the promising not TO urge lis CONSIDERATION
at the present session.
Lord John Russell announced that the Government
had abandoned the plan Of national education which
had intended 10 introduce. Normal schools 30 mucn
camor had been raised against it, and such great and
pcrseverng efforts had been made TO excite an adverse
feeling 10 it throughout the county, that it would be
unadysable 10 proceed farther with It,
June 6-The proceedings not important in either
house. In the Commons MIR. O'Connell gave notice of
a bill TO enable Catholics TO hold the office of Lord
Chancellor in Ireland. The Chancellor of the Exche-
ouer brought in bill extend the exemption of bills
of exchange and promssory notes from the usury to
bills and notes payable II months after date He said
that il he thong there choRGe of lis succeeding
he would willingly introduce sure to abolish the
usury laws entirely.
| In The House Of Commons Mr. Grote gave notice
that on The lslh he should offer bill for the vote by
ballot
June lO-In answer TO question from Lord Strang,
ford Lord Melbourne emphaticay stated that the bill
Of which notice was given by Mr.. OConne!l IN the
other House-to enable Catholics to hold the Office OF
Lord Chancellor IN ireland-was not government
measure, and had not the appreciation OF ministers
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Labouchere stated in
answer TO question: that slavery was abolished in The
| Island OF Mauritius on The 3st OF March.
Mr. Mclean inquired whether any reward or promo
ton had been or would be given to Messrs Mccormack
and Drew, for their gaanuy in destroying the steamer
Caroline.
Lord John Russell said it had not been thought eIpe
diem, 10 interfere in the matter, the subject being one
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MATCHES, JeTeiry, s,.
Goods or Work
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III N.
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cissass. and n wafm and hon. oo''.a'-s
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10 bseome very disiresstrv u AZ, e-''' .
BY The ,Ilfems debility shich N, 49, '' 'ha
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aflsi "a ordinary t,ei hs, ,afe lesg,..s -
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= eject rsr-.sAsni -sr a. Essf sss A..
ih5agh TO ssI4sss the Pairri i, Va q - Z :,
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bii fERs haze byn thsUaytt, t..t
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Fs9sasiag pcfts9a a Qg' re4ftfy --cfc 80 utut
49, la . heps, ass esafasal D, ulsa ~ . taa.
Pfl5 aSs tspSa III .sAafilncs e. ~ 81 +. q -.
saftsed g The a4gPasts e. cor lJtrca,s ne rtf.
elaass - uschsnscai ttsssrr-s 80, i "a
cree @ss tiiass aus Ia a ne ear nstes a44s
rstbf' t~1&fns& ~Hh ihst't'c4 ,tlIl' - a.!
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sasasea, afsKghg eai nstry b.s a. .aH ,etat
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ksea 1 soeyr4 -tssa' &. us'asa heara !
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= Tt ~ LII MEfit lNis .tfa.s s. 1T
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gatrs s. b sastai .fs assi r.irt is- ssi't+
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T1s - Mah sfs. ~trH .4s-r ''ti.f 60
ing e sfssrfeas r3-l r-fs 4. tss sts' ''f st's
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having Account, ,,,4
~ the firm OF A. ". Ale.aud,, c'..ng with
,o'' aud % are requested to call a Af,,s}'' ,'
nfo'"eis' and close The sshe rithcr {, C,.t Z
Nose-'he cash would be preferred. /; ~'sh q
sary mat our books should be closed !, + : -
Of July aud all Who fail to comply vrb H. rs net
request by that time, may eEp,et 10 6pd !. so.'a
counts IA the hands OF VIM. A. Todd q, ,,'H &c.
May p. 1899. a''5, 49,
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Medical Notice.
PraCtice OF Medicine,
X NEVER AID AGUE-To Ny FRIENDS
IL ~ u IL - - : Ln-.--

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u J. o4' Z sa2t. ltHae zl..s e't'e '''
AaFe 5ft" ie'fo9.1ea u s3t 81 4i@ = +. ~"
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~ tha' iefl-1' @'.etsfst .+sf 1A.t N,1
according y ~ aift- s.sst 0tt A4fs con- '''''
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fe'aec.-s 4fd 2iese' lions confirmed /" = 2
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Na-A tt-eH-a Pr ii-5 ass1' ..a. 10y t-f'~'
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n-lray.s aissAses, aaa ~ y ai4; 81. rs t-apl.
re-, u c0h-.atly Announcing ia4l sEf1A am
+. AGtE p ~" r. y 4e1ts z rs ~ ~ y t9a..
ms "+i.a ia>d-fa sa5l ~ e"h9aeie4
Ia Fever and Agpe re III HLDHLNLN
n7i ony g.'e g1icssf 'e..ei th-1 coy a'ae' remedy
s'i 81 Ftiscf.-a %, e 9 ft-bhANENl
CURE % t.st . u'1 gsiieat g 8a.y '-ilaii.j
7ft1.' aaA rs-2f-s G. se#.9 q bis Weeicine ppm
.ae ht' ~ pom o. isHdeseJ 70 nes l'isrs, q
may BIZ gata5a Fl. To yteaf* one ea.H
f-4. 81 81 iraAi.slg nose Consequence 70 te
s--s''r taao 'hs '2.1a . lie ssmeei--'3 taHaa'.
tae e'saaas refn.arsussf @a4a egHisf e bench.
-F9u a'd Na.-. claa1t 5e zsts Alto y any sfiiH
.g standard ttai tasse asass5asa @a' ~ "a.
%ht' q Dtta e.a'as4 i2f l5ata, ts IfaifiaiDf "1'
eve teS'lGDHy o. ss acquainted a"i' tem aa-
tAeif aPta'sa''on ana s+s y 'bs ! .'sf aha Ae1e
iha W. ell i1 40" ~-affsfhs di' i'iet - CT %.
- y 70 ief-e'' ,'-tn -.si '.'.} "'' s.'-'e NJ
r-'+s Y -si.'-'A.-Aiis lasf - -i'.t'-r, ana aN-
ZEN. nl'.si 3'l' h'zas5 tats'e'.'1g 'aiofa'''',n
'.t" '"-l SOC ----'- ~ i-'-f arc as-e las ~
fiFFl.
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], iIsD.

col. YARBRUtGH Is Haiy ANXIOUS 70 see
hI. ol9 trends aud fofmef cnag'asTs Al TIC above
Hotel. and pledges himself 20 spare no pains 10
render Their situation during their stay. pleasant,
aud comfortable.
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rn,nortant Information

r, 90, ,'z,.,s- ..ila Csa.es H".ah |'.'
zam~a Ca~g.sts,,. Cs,n crsr5' q
rz,nE uulry Of x. $ rthNN"p,, "' f..
., ftst.,s hrs era,,4 .a h- 70. ..'....t
..sttsnr~. tho or,s sHrr egra''"' -..,s# +
= ~ Ill atlst ktu#rr( sroF $685. '"' Il It's.
.l.b.t.brd nbat tte Ia5'r.eNt r' San. !,
- T. aJrfttst.a aasriatoa 10 s 4.|
!, f......'.s.,.k,sh ,srur iu tbe r9afFs @.
-. -, ~ ,,s .tspseh. liver and aor,'' -.
designated - Ctolt ceinf ,.~,,sret
tor 70 aatseipalo from DO, h''' o. .4 sls
boaryss TIA, d men goupf'fl' ~ T.s, q
accurate " ard 20 decide lu'iiJ 'i~' ~. .s.a Al
os8ts,t.r. mus, H. the lsri. ana ,.,..tfs
Il. ..fs,.tgru tlIc uosi ll''iaoa' b" ''
,4,asi lss aside ibsts pfrJIt'rr'- ......r pc ,ba
Tic Indications Of cure a'e--.' .,s .ss.
.,,-nsrb and hsaets 20 relieve '"' ..,,ss IS.
,pe and purging to aiiay ilo 'a'', 80 yt'l'.
~. snis.ttbe,. gistor rss to 'o'''l 10
t,ii,r mot.ap 10 rcityc tta1 roo t,5s.s @.
- ..t.rh /. cft.r ,e attendant y ..''..,,.sa
...'.l,,e,s accompanied ai'b io1', .,g,I,F,
"a ..f.,,,t,.,a H. overcome ihe afs' mae,
~ sa..I.t,, Md tta,afe pauwih % M to
-. s,.,..,,,t,gn ~ ihs internal "lga'I stf
,sl,fve the morbid iniabaily n' ''' ,Feslsd b
yaaa sys,eu, .---ajl ct when b'' ,.t.,,,. cff'.a
H. nse "a Brraarfs Rcmsay =" ...,,, tunes q
r.is, ~ which have been gi'gn o. 4, ,Asif OF
the efficacy IN cases widely ''i'''''
g,n aad ptogfess Of each o'"''' ....,,oas ah0sd
- 100 y 80 5,l,lc. ,hcy arc The Ot' gsfd
,h.te,r b. gisen. For'aleb BY "'''''
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w antcdi.

~ or 6 MIRO HtN- raH1.a 'ltsra' al
CD a., 2l h ..,ea. sssae -slscs-
LELI.g4 4f
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Bacon &! Bacon !.
az AEAl Lu.. u heavy BACON
GEORGE cross
Waa 6. ls19. 4igg
F'or sale.
Ma GIs12

or sale.
IngA EgY P4utaa9a, sf,aate5 On the
TssN9 We waters u s8eaf Greek, one
s,a miie absss capt William Cook's
-zz<zAxAs Mile F.rsoas ehliag to purchase
RS gs94 44nt. naa.4 - Deffef g. by ss4 Plan.
tasion - hugh prize, hba p sers Old aaru GOT
lands which - rs pay h 81 gr cultivation The
Pianfc'ion 5arg lap $50 lnora Il ffsiaeaee 10 .n-
pfgts NIlh scFautagt Is nr gaIy fea a. FIR -eil.
~ 4 os Offering :35 ssns itf sa.a. There ~ 30
o. " Acre. u good totta, gHa lr cultivation ID
the place. and cxctlicn, E-taosb laras. About
tbe enc lHitd of the Land Is "a 4asle. PROMISING
tIaoer and grca, Seal q ee9g French end Greek
BJ.oms, n0i liable 10 oserH9e blt fefy lstls. az
ihe bsbks sfe generally high, tie syrngs are
sieuiy, and good water. The impfuseqenls iolefa
he. Any pasgu 5etfoas # purchasing said
Pluntsilon csn cell and eran8 me said LAID vith
ils boundaries. Tbert Is 200 Acres agfeeabiy
u th1 plat
JOSHUA r, SMITH.
april H. 53a as
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"a the assl o., tle Cont House in ,ag t1Sn %
tHaro.le, hasag aa la s8e story sNtllIng hoas,
alta -auyeu#lat 9at bou-es, 4 s'arc house ACC
sgualag ICON slgu ia.uay foons tosse. aIso a
sns.l house n.sA apartments suitable iCr laa q
II 4s5a. offices. lh4. qtsp.ttt = rcfr cr1srss.y
.a.at,e a. store .ar MessAnuie B4MHea than
ans ola,f n tine glaer
lJ- Terms C4sa q N9ts negotiable ~ Bans
J HLAt kWObn TrgHts
JOS II WILSON Ertcais, .
" MORRISON, Irsns.
J.es u. l-51 tsus
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WOOL Carding.

FHNHE Sahscrlser has moved has Machines %
II s.. NILS On tbe CaaNo b River, Y miles
\ sfh-Eest u Casrio;;e, owing 70 The seatciiY o.
.er 10 ,se FORMER place curing ne Latc.aE
: ss,n. he u u1w reatg p commence business
p thc lc-5amo14uon o. ia1se loo meet 'th.s d.
hs aia aaye 5e.o-its 10 Charlotte a ihe sore
q wtEae. \ Bayt Customers eaviuz oo.
there all Be- car, % mEfs thelr bsgs lie ALI
maze ils 10 Cbsrilue once ~ every tea GAYS
=. ih., s1s.ues<. Tse customers All x eafete.
IS grsa.-- u1if Woo. wea. Just IS yea aeas-
# v1a atrs gong % card Il og haad. Persons
i a.a- q have ,h,E Wo1 cat@et se3ls q 81
Z, 1rsas !, ls t~tsrr cola Ecaiher. f'lee esats,
ot aa ,e4falani Weol ! cert extra ct sae
t.as i1st llit II ChstbAte.
TIT III ,haak. the pahl.e ~ their ltFral sup-
r1-t a., wear Aus sos.el.a coataaanec - ne
Ffuse1t
WI II NEEI-
Ja.s q lisa til9
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NOTICE.

VeY order Of The Coart Of Pleas and 9aa'te'
- SESSIONS al iis .4sl term, neiiee : HEREBY
s.,sa ,5 TIE Magistrates Of TIC County, that they
sss.ar On Tuesday o. The County Court % q
Aes ID July next, vhsn he PtoPEie'y Of bailding
.sso cut sass Will b. taken into eonside raiioll
Test B. OATES c. G {.
JaH, ~. l,3a. tls9
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aonch Nannfactmrlmg lnsIncs.

ia aG sts esflaas branfhra. IisFat by hog -.
Fetieuer aegaIfsa rpfu FeteBt sre .savc 81 usv
saave h4ssussa. thsy hree ty gsEv.ra. and ataaags
uIs atteatsqn 10 the Same, e meets t#s patronage
oi tae pUbAc Oae - lie t0bsftHsr. .Fa aaan
engaged 10 oae of The aast srgf.fsa Caaaa Fac
tories a ibe North fgf ths lss, GH.en g.s's. aa4
ion ia thgfo4sb know edge 81 r.t sst1rse be-
ss's I4tlhra IN stating. that EtrA made 81 tav
ta,abIsaa.snt shall no' T. farpassst. either fof
durability Or styis. b any finished in 'bs South
etu e44atfy
fgf work d7ns Tiers vi be sisted price,, from
Wh.ea Gfe.t . ID 10 ug deviation.
ORDERS ron distance a.jl meet aith promp,
atisuftDh.
REPAIRING done a5sh uratacsa and Dispatch.
CHARLES OyERNtS
CARTER CRiTTENDEN
~. 10, l-11 i5-H
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TRUST <.fEE
OT
Negroes - Town Property.
10 and 30 valuable Negroes
snInable 4 orlser Lot,

A. he same tune 4at pace All. 10 olefcd
sal, cy authority ID tz.4 f4tl.
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FiSf of If.ffrN

I'D EMAINlNs ir tie Pei ea.e a,GaAf.c.ie-
Is tie ~ 8, LAY 50
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Men measure her characters b. Pc
euliar standard. A nan who has but .
dollar in his pocket ~ould give . penny
Tor almost any purpose. II be had .
hundred dollars. he night give one; carry
Il higher and there comes . falling OF.
One hundred dollars would be considered
too large . sum for bin who has ten
thousand. whlle q present Of one Ihous-
sand would be deemed almost miraeulous
from . man worth one hundred thousand
yet he proportan 10 The same through
oui. and The poor msn's penny. hey wid.
ow's mite. IS more than The rich mans
high-sounding and widely rumpelsd
bsnefaeliOn. By6aloniaa.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
COnfectiOnaries, SC.


ssfAS the pleasure TO inform the public, that
- she has just received . large supply u
articles 70 her line. among shich are,
Candies.
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Sweeimeats,
Raisins. Currsnis, Dates and Prunes.
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Segsrs Of various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and variety Of articles too numerous 20 men.
ton. The Fruit and Nuts are Of the last
years crop, and OF excellent quality.
She has also several Jars Of fine SPIcED
OYSTERS. which will be sod by the Jar at q
reduced price. The article 10 excellent.
~ Mrs. v. would also inform the
public. that she has just put her SODA FoUN.
TAIN in operation, and will furnish 20 her
customers this refreshing drsUghi every day in
the week, Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM also, on all the said days, exeep,
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited To give
her q call.
June S. 70
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TREATMENT OF SISTERS.

Every young man ought 10 feel thai
his honor 10 involved in The character and
dignity Of his sisters. There 10 no insult
which be should sooner rebuke, Than one
offered 10 them. But IL you would have
others esteem and honor them, you
must esteem and honor them your.
self. Treat Them with Gar less reserve.
bot with no less deliescy Than you
would the mnst genteel stranger
Nothing in the family strikes The eye Of
. visiIer with more delight. Than 10 see
brothers treat their sisters with kindness,
eivilily, s,lenlion and love. On The con-
trsry. nothing is more offensive. or speaks
worse for the honor OF family, than
that coarse, rude, unkind manner which
brothers sometimes exhibit.
Beware how you speak Of your sisters.
Even gold 10 furnished by much hand
ling. IL you speak in their praise
OF their beauty, learning. manner, vii.
or siieniion, you will subject them 10
talk and ridieule; IL you say any Thing
stssess sueme you WI ottuk feptodCu up
on yourself and them 100. II You have
occasion 70 speak Of them. do il with mo-
desiy and with fe~ words. lie, Others
do all The praising. and yourself enjoy IL.
j hope you wiIl slways have reason 10 be
proud Of your sisters.
II you are separated from them, main.
tain Nth them correspondence. This
viii do yourself good as well IS them. Do
not neglect this duty, nor grow remiss inil.
Give your friendly advice, and seek theirs
in return. Az they mingle intimately
with their ser. they can enIighien your
mind respecting many particulars relsi-
ing 10 The female character important Tor
you 10 know; and on the other hand.
you have the same opportunity TO do
them similar service. However long
or widely sepsrsied from them. keep up
your fraiernsl affection and intercourse.
il 10 ominous Of evil when young man
fofgels his sisters.
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TpHI3 Institution, twelve miles northwest
from HIiisborough, Orange county, N.
and six miles north Of Mason Hall, enjoys q
location in tho midst Of an agreeable neigh.
borhoOd, surrounded BY q pleasant country,
which a. exceedingly pure and salubrious at
mospbere, peaceful seelusion and other i'm
portant advantages, combine TO render peeu-
liarly eligible and inviting. Here the student
10 invited, by the prospect Of study, uninter-
rupied BY i'll health. and those other causes
which frequently so much retsrd the progress
Of youth. Here the path TO virtue and homo.
rable distinction lies open befors him. with
few. but rural allurements, 20 withdrew him
from the pursuit, With comparatively few
temptations 20 lead him asiray.
The student who comes here is iorthu ith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been eontented and happy one; over whom
parental government is exercised, ard q vi.
gilant eye kept. He Immediately becomes
the subject Of all Q fathers solicitude, exer.
tons and anxieties.
As il 10 designed that this institution shall
be q classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes distinct de.
partmen., under the INN ediate and partie uiar
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students ioI
any Of the Universities Of the country. or 10
abPate W tHoso VINO uestEu only 10 Aase az
accidental course, a thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
The English department, which 10 separate
and distinct, 10 under the direction Of an eff.
cient and competent instruction; so ths; all re.
quisite facilities are afforded for the prosecu.
ton Of such English studies az are generally
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grade.
The Principal 10 now making extensive ad.
ditions 10 his Accommodations for boarders, so
that in q short time rooms will be open for rs
or 20 bosrdsrs Good board can also be pro.
cured in the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical Department, per
session OF FIVE months, sI2 so.
English Department. s. per session.
Board per month. exclusive Of lights, 81 so.
The present session will end on the 18th Of
June nest.
4" The next session will commence
on che 18th Of July.
Those who may wish 10 correspond with the
Priaeipal Of this academy. ~ili please TO adj
dress him a. Postmaster 81 Jnnto.
ID. W. KERR.
April ie. s5-
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FARMER SMITH AND MA'AM
Jones

widower Smiths wagon stopped one
morning before widow Jones's door, and
he gave The usual country signal. that he
wanted somebody in the house. by drop
ping The reins, and sitting doubled. with
his elbows on his knees. Out tripped
the widow, lively a. a cricket, with q
tremendous black ribbon on her snow.
white esp. Good morning was soon said
on both sides, and the widow waited for
what vas further TO be said.
"Well. Ms'am Jones, perhaps you
don't want 10 sell one Of your cows. no
how. for nothing any way. do you!"
Well there, Mr.. Smith. you couldn't
have spoke my mind better. A poor lone
woman. ike me. does not know what 10
do with 80 many creatures. and should
be glad 10 trade il we can tx H."
So they adjourned 10 the meadow
Farmer Smith locked Of Roan-lhen al
the widOv--as BindIe--then Al The wild.
os-st the Downing eow-and al the
widow sgsin-and so through The whole
forty. The same call vas made every
day for week. but Farmer Smith could
not decide which Gov he wanted. At
length. on Saturday. when widow Jones
vas IN hurry 10 get through with her
baking Tor Sunday--and had sever 50
much" 10 do in the house. 40 all farmers
wives and widows have on Saturday, che
vas q little impatient. Farmer Smith
ws % lrrssOlus a. ever.
-" That ere Doe ming COW 10 a pretty
isH cre,ur--bus" be stopped TO glance 81
the widows face, and then vziksd round
hef-nos The widow, hut the COW.
" that ere short horn Durham 10 not
soau looking beast. but I don't know
smother look a, the widow.
lie DO.nlng COW | knew. before
me late Mr.. Jones bought her." Here
ne sighed a, the slIusion 10 the late Mr..
Jones. she sighed. and both looked at
sseh other. Ii vas highly interesting
" Old Roam is faithful old mich, and
90 10 Brindls-but have known better"
A loRg stare succeeded this Specialize
psase vas getting awk ward, and a, las,
Mrs. Jones broke out
"I.nrd! Mr. Snish. firm the one you
want. do say SOL"
The intentions Of the widower Smith
and the widow Jones were duly pub.
lishsa the next day. ss Is The Law and
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TOUCH on THE sUBLIME.

TOUCH OF THE SUBLIME.
I rise. Mr. President. 10 argue The case
Of The rich man. and the poor man. and
| believe. thst before shall have concur
ded. you viii allow that Il admits Of no
srgumenl The rich man. Mr.. President,
declines bis emaeialed form on . mahog-
any sofa. cut down, hewed out. carved
and manufactured from the tall cedars Of
Lebanon. which grow upon the lofty and
cloud capt summit Of the ever memorable
mountain Of Jshosophai. Then. Mr..
President. he lifts 10 his eadaverous lip.
the golden china eup-manufacsured, -
10 well known, Mr.. President, in Chill,
Peru. and oIheriunknown and uninhabil-
able parts Of the universe. While on
other hand. Mr.. President, The poor man
declines his expectation in cottage. from
which he relires 10 The shade Of some
courageous siresm-lhere 10 contemplate
The ineomprehsnsibiliiy OF The vast con-
stsllaiion and other fixed and immoveable
satellites that revolse around the celestial
axleIree Of this teraqueous hfmsment on
high. Then. Mr.. President, after calling
around him his wife. and the rest Of his
lIllle children. he teaches them 10 perspire
To scenes Of immortality beyond the
grave. Saturday Courier.
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80 STRAyED from the subscri.
VNrN bers in March last, large bright
SAA11 sonel MARE, short name and
NJ Y1 small neck. seven years old;
~ESz6az two MULES, two years old; q
HORSE and FILLEY. the horse black and
the filley bay. Of common size. Any informa
ton Of said animals will be thankf fully reeeiv.
ed, and . reasonable compensation given 20
any person ,hst will take them up and give us
information. or deliver them at our store, Mo-
rinssviIle Post Office. Orange county, ~. c..
NJ. d. E. SEARS.
June ;. 10