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A TRIE STORY

|, is n rounrk generally applicable to
the character Of the " better half - Of nnan,
that, though she BIO gwen to censute md
admonish Der lord IN those eloquen! philip
pics fam,llarly called curtain lectures, or
even enforce her preccpts IN the less deli
cate mode of applying tho broomstIck TO his
pate--yei, she viii allow No mortal but
herself to abuse, or weld the Christening
rod over hun with Impunlty she IS as rea
dy TO take up the cudgcl for his defence
as for his correction, And tho rule has
been noted to work both ways. II IS sin.
gular and admirable tral, in woman. that
she will unhesIlbunsly doIeud the life, pro
perty, honor--ln short, "alI and singular
the rights and credits OF her husband,
agalns, all aggrcsslons of third persons, =
even though she be most scsndalous Ill
treated aud abused by him,
We have not veutured these speculations
without case IN point F" to back us. 4
respected old acquaintance Of ours SAYS
that when be was young man, full OF the
ardor and chyalty Of youth, this adventure
bcfcl him. While travelling 10 strange
part OF the country, he came upon a cabin
from behiud which he heard the angry
voice Of man, Mingled with the screams
Of a woman aud at regular intervals hlck-
CRY singing through the air as If well laid
90. He rode round TO get sight of the
cause Of all this camor, when he saw a
burly looking fellow Ihrashng his wife like
fury, with n stick too formidable to be
within the meaning of the statute. On per.
ccivlng our friend, the bcllIgeren:s suspend.
ed operOtIons-,hc "shower oC timber
ceased 10 fall, and there was great calm
Of n few moments Duration. The Young
man, whose wrath had suddenly waxed hot
against the cruel husband, cried out, " Y on
brute you rascal throw down that whip
md don't touch the woman again, or m
wear II out over your own ugly cafcass
YOU savage, you p
Who should respond 10 this valiant def.
aucc but the injured lady herselrl Turn.
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followers would have become carnIverous,
Notwithstanding all the rays OF his glory
and the awful exhibition OF his might. u
he had not driven the animals away, and
secured the vegetable kingdom for bis wof,
shipers. Man is, in spite Of his philosophy,
creature OF eaTih-and in common
measure, llIss'she chameleon, takes The hues
of his character from his position and bis
food.
"The cotton plant vas at first cultivated
as flower IN our gardens, and beautiful
flower It is. THIS plant alone has made q
revolution in the finances of the world
Look al the growth aud consumption OF q!
10 the United States, aud the immense man
uiacture Of it in England, where |; cannot
be grown, and you viii find my assertion
true in It's most extended sense.
"Untl our purchase OF Louisiana, this
country was Indebted 10 the East and West
Indies for Sugar. In the couniry-the
thirteen ualted S,ates-svgar aad moias
SEES were made III small quantities. from
corustalks, sweet apples, pumpkins, and
maple sugur trees ; but all together, fur
uished but smali.part OF the sugar deman-
ded by the great mass OF people. Our PEG.
pie ave fond Of sacchaflne, or sweeIning, to
use our peculiar term for 1t.
The cornsalks, the pumpkin, and the
sweet apple, are gwen up for sugar end
uolasses, aud the maple tree IS faUioe be-
fore the axe-snd We must rely Oh tie su
gar cane alone, unless we can substitute,
as 10 France, lhe sugar beet The culture
Of the sugar bee! has been commenced With
US aud probably vii DO successful.
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.IzOEE.ETT'S
Ye.cfnhlc Life Nedicines.

e HESE medicines are uoctt,d .y' '... '-''
q to their manifest and seaside a..'. '..-
fiiying tho springs and cAauueis o 1850. y
dung them with renewed tone and v,r
many hundfed certified cases wti'7 I1'. r.
made public, and IN almost every specs
ease to which the human frame ,la'.
~ effects Of MOFPA1'S LIFE IlLiH q.
PHENiX BI1-l Frs have hvon graz "
pueAely scknoe dyed by tie rcra0''
aud Wis we're previously unacT 1a'1'al '-
beautifully philosophical prnrip.s' 70
they are Hpounded, suc apon vi.1" '-.. II
sequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES r1c1nmc'a
selves ia diseases OF every form and 3. s'I
Their first operation is 10 loosen ,''N '"'
Of the stomach and bowels, The Ha.ioa' '"...
ard efudltiss ounst nly setting aioahe
10 remove the hardened .w,ss vh',h co'.'
oorvoalions Of the small lntesune7' ''.'..
clnes only partially cleanse these and -'"
collected masses behind a. 10 p'NaH
costiyunoss, with all its tram OF c,4', ~.
diarihus, y it'll its iHmmcrt danger, l.'.
- well known TO all regular arator'Sa
anime the human bowels amer death r
ktI PIE EAAttt VI lttNSh NNli iliIN4 va 10 .'.
quack medlemes--or medicines prcna'.s
aided to the public by ignorant pc5rcn
-ond effect of the Lite Medicines IS 70 .a..
Kidneys and the bladder, and BY tins q 7.
liver and the lungs, the he llhlu acte' W.
entirely depends upon the regularity 81
rY organs. The blood, which ,bkcs rs '-
from the agency OF the liver aBt Jug
passes into the heart, beirg thus pur'a-. &.
and routished By fuoa coming from o'..
mach, courses freely lhgoGgh the 'c'S
every part OF the system, and trionpAla, 0..
the banner Of health in the blooming e'"'
Motfats Vegetable Life Me'.c.acf 'i' Y.
thoroughly tested, and pronourcra s''e' =,
medy for Dyspepsia, flatnlcncy, PsP'ia.t,' ~ !. /.
Heart, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn on, Nv.
ache, Rcsilessness, lIl-tcmrer, Anxiety I1
and Melancholy, Costumes, DsrHfl' a..
Feyers OF all kinds, Rheumatism, G'a' W.. (.
u all Kinds, Gravel, Worms, Aslhm. a'' y,
sumption, Scorvy, Ulcers, lnvcicm'' a' rel \.
butte Etupilons and Bad Comp oVons, sal "...
Ervsipeles, Comnion Colds and lafnerll' '..
rious other complaints which ailtt ne
frame, In FEVER and AGlE, p1r'l' ,'. ..
+ Life Medicines have bppn mos, cmlteo'N ' h
fol SO much so that in the Fever and A''. 81.
tfIots, Physicians almost universally F''
them.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANI Ab' O'
ed as a domestic GUIDE to health. =. ID" 4,,.
pamphlet edited by " h. Motllt 80 h'1V-
New York, has been Published for sly .f>
explaining more fully Mr.. Mohlns theory ~.
eases and will be found highly nictcs'"A
sons seeking health. Threats upen p',,,." .....-
eases, and the causes thereof Puc's n, No. '
for sale bg Mr.. Molat', agents gene'',,H.
These Valuable Medieiaes ate Ter ',''
4. ]. HOLlON. -
Charlotte v T..
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AS 1T SHOULD BE.

The Petersburg Iniellicencer states,
that at the Public Dinner given to General
Harrison al thai place, there were present
members Of both political parties, and /
was delightful to witness the harmony that
prevailed among those who, but short
time since, were 50 bitterly opposed. We
wish all could have witnessed the flow OF
feeling on the par; Of tie old General,
when he addressed bis political opponents
have heaea him assure them that he was
the President Of no pariy-haye heard hIm
compliment them for tAeir independence,
afd express his pleasuse at meeting them
around the festive board.
When Gen. II. Lad concluded bis re.
marks, james S. Frcuch, Esq warm %.
litical opponent Of Cen. II. was called upon
icr sentiment In response to the call,
Mr.. I gave the following, which be pre-.
faced with few appropriate remarks, ad.
herring to the principles which he had here
tofore advocated, bat willing 10 accord
8 honor to whom honor i due
Freedom II oPiaion. aal is free eE
preston BY Freealea Honor to the man
who likes no freeman less for having cXcr-
cised it,
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Choking - Important 10 FdNcrs-The
following method OF relieving neat cattle
when choking by Il lump or potato, has
been ,rlcd, and loUad successful IN every
instance. Pour into the throat Of the am
NAL, from Junk bottle, pint or SO Of
ismp or any other kind Of oil, at tho same
time tubblng tho throat btskly with the
hand. Immediate relief will follow.
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4 few DAYS since, female entered a
Store in Baltimore and while the attention
Of the occupln, was drawn IN another quar-.
ter, managed 20 conceal a large skein Of
o hand, however, met Che observation Of
tic proprietor, who Immediately accused
her of stealing. She dcnled the charge,
and BE- insisted upon searching her, WINCH
he did, after some resistance on her part.
TO hl- utter astonlshmcni, he found con.
ccaled IN her bosom, the skcln Of worsled
thread twol large shawls, parrot stockings
and what Is most surprising Of all, par Of
skates Having dlsburdcued her Of thus
assortment, lac let her 90, and is ready to
give up the good, 10 the r'ghitul owner,
when called tor--Ral, Reg.
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Flo,rers aud Shrsbs.-Why does not
ovory lady y BIO can afford lt-aDd who can
noi--haye geraniun OF some other dow
or M her window II IS very chesp--i,s
chcupnrss ls next 10 aching IT you rnise It
tron seed, or from a Slip aud 1t IS beau
Is md companion, /, ~as the remark
Of Leigh Hunt, ,ha, It sveeiens the air, re.
lo,ccs the eye, links you with nature and
innocence, and IS something TO love. Add
tf IL cannot love you 10 return, II cannot
bate YOU Il cannot utter q hateful thing,
even for your neglecilng q; for, tho II IS
al beautt, Il has 10 sauily aud, such be-
Ing tho case, and living as II does purely TO
do % good and afford you pleasure, how
Will you b. able to uesIectu! We receive,
IN Imagination, the scent of those good
natuved leaves, which a,oy you 10 carry
Of their perfume Gu your fingers; Tor good
naturod lhoy are, IN that respect, above all
other plants, and fitted Tor the hospitality OF
your room. Tho very ieol Of the leaf has
household aarmlh 10 ,i-some,hiug anal
osous II clothing ard eomioH.-Boaon
TrGrtlier.
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ing her blowsed hair Gu, Of her Co..
giving her IS, porientous Shall. u
squulIed on; " Hes as good as va,. =
y"u gawly. good.for nothing ere,te, e. -, !.
-GreeaSbotoOgh Patriot. ~.
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From the London Weekly DesPasc6.
THERE'S A STAR IN THE WEST.

THERE'S 4 STAR IN THE WEST
There's a star in the west that shall ueyer 90 doun
Till the records Of valor decay;
We must Worship its light though It's not our own
For liberty bursts IN its ray;
Shall the name of Washington ever DO heard
By freeman aud thrill no, his breast
Is there one out Of hondage that balls no, the word
As the Bethlehem star Of the west
" War, war to the knife be eulhralrd or ye die q
Was the echo that walked in too land
Bot il was not his yoica that prrinptod the cry,
Nor his madness THAI kindlel the brand
He raised not his arm, be dsiied not his foes,
While a leaf of the olive ramgined;
Till goaded with insult his spirit arose
Like long baited lion unchain'd.
lie struck with firm courage the blow ofthe brave,
But sighed DER the carnage that spread
lie Indignantly ramplod tbs yoke OF the slave
But wep, for the thousands lbs, bled
Tho be threw back the ict.cfs that headed the
strife,
Till mans charter was fairly restored.
Yet he yay'd for the moment when freedom and
life
Would no longer be pressed BY the swerd.
Oh his laGiels wero pure, and bis patriot name
In tho page Of the future shall dwcl,
And Be soon 10 all anusls tbs foremost in fame
By the side of a iofcr aud Tell,
Reye not my song for the wise and the good
Among RfitoDs have nobly confessed,
That his vas the glory aud ours was tho blood
OF the deeply stained field OF tho vest.
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Teiudble Recpe.--Tbe worst case oil
cholera mofbus, dysenlary, bloody iiaS,
&c, that ever saw, have repeatedly
cured IN lev minutes, or hours, by strong
lee made Of the bark Of the sweet gun
taken green rom the tree IS besl--sirep a
handiu to pint OF water uuitl tho liquor Is
like good cofee--drlnk II clear OF sweet
nncd with loaf sugar, or add glass OIL good
brandy II the shock IS very seyere.
Ii not lulaIhbe, It is remarkable IN IT'S
effects and we'll worth being known and
tried no every family.
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Your friend,
soLoN ROBINSON

We can add our own testimony 10 the
value oil the sweet gun tea--hsNtng espo-
ueneod amazing and speedy reiiei IRON It's
usa III vloleu, case ol dyseutary which 70
fused to Yield 10 the usual remedies. We
have also seen, 10 the last I've years, i's
wonderful benefi, 10 many other cases
W have used the decoctloD mode IRON tho
bark both sreeo and dried and have as.
covered 10 material difference N The effect
both beng elIieac,ous.-F Franklin Fur.
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The committee appointed BY New York
stock holders 10 examne into the affairs OF
the T. S. Baak have reported that II IS II
expedienl 10 anticipate the action Of the
committee appointed a, the annual meeting
OF the stockholders, but express their behef
that the statement made on the 2lst D..
CENTER By the Back may b rolled on Tor
the accuracy Of It's deiaiIs.-CorresPor
deaae Of he National Iqil!iigeacer.
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Fatal Epidemic. : We arc sorry 10 learn
from the Knoxville Register, Of the 9th Of
February, that tho fatal epidemic which
lately made lis appearance n West fcunes
see, IS gradually extending itself, and hns
created much alarm 10 the vicinity Of Hen
ry county. /! is supposed 10 be the disease
known same years since IN that section o.
country as The Cold Plague It's raya.
gcs are vel. remembered IN several Of the
upper ccgaiIea Of Last Tennessee, and Yves
tern couaties Of North Coroliaa.
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4 Good One.--A boy was asked, Does
the Leopard ever change his spo;sP oh
es, when he is tired Of one spoil, he goes to
another
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GOOD Fighting the trial Of some
patriot prisoners at Kingston, Upper Can
ada, British officer disclosed on oath the
fact, tlal The British loss IA the j." Wind.
mill - affair, at Prescott, years since was
Ai2 killed. This, for execution, consider.
ing the number Of Patriots engaged fIos)
beats San Jaciuto, which Is often quoted
as the most remarkable in that respect
among the holly contested fields Of modern
times-the patriots killed, il will be seen,
almost three 10 one, fact which sufficient.
" accounts for tho evaporation of the
British troops Oh that occasion, aad caused
them 10 refuse quarters.
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POETRY.
From the Washington Globe.
WASHINGTON.

As the birthday Of the Father of his Country
the man without fear and without reproaeh,
who like the lovely chief d aurre Of the Grecian
artist, exhibits in one glow Of associated beauty
the pride of every model and the perfection Of
every master like Cesar, merc,iul like Iianni.
bal, patient; like Scipio, continent the man,
whom, the temptations of earth could not corrupt
lis near at hand, viii you give corner Of your
widely circulated paper to the following bcauil.
ful tribute to the memory Of the immortal WASH.
lNcroN, taken from an English newspaper
LEWELLIN.
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Gold Wire for Sa,o

rHIlE Subscribers der tLeir ,s,,,r. .
Il Mine for Sale known by tbe man,. ~ =
tiers Nine. Eve mics North of Charls-,. i. n b
lenburg County, NC. For terms An go
subscriber, living on The PREMISE. ''' . d
90 ELAN uUSTrY
Oef' - ie'V. 81
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Another Oardee. The barqae William
and Francis, al New York, from Havana,
was boarded by British man Of war, the
Forester, on tho coast Of Africa, tho vessel
searched and the captain kept under guard
for whole day.
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JOB PRINTING
NcaeIv cxccuted nj sfii~ "'i''

BLANK WARRANTS for sal, 4" 90
OFFICE.
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hpossibility. Under this title an Alba
ny paper has the following bit at tho young
ladies' I" II is impossible for young ladies'
to receive any benefit from tho best of ser
mons, when Ibey can tell, fortnight after.
wards, What dress every person wore al
church."
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The greatest man living is said to be a
modern Goiah named Charles Freeman,
nov al Boston. lie is native Of New
York State, but 10 years old, measures
feet 3 inches in height, and weighs 800
pounds. He is double joln,ed, a very Samp.
son in strength, IS well proporlioncd, and
formed with the most perfect symmetry.
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Crueliy and Brutality. A disgrncefll
scene occurred at Chew's Landing, New
Jersey, on the ught Of the o2d. nun
brr Of boys made bonfire IN feld-when
4 brute IN human form, and animated By
he splrl, Of dend, rode horse INTO the
middle Of he f'e, kept him lhere Until the
poor animals legs we've shockngly burnt,
and then, because the horse would not stand
quietly and undergo the lorurc--dismouu
ed, and deliberately cut the poor beasts
throat. Such human being IS a disgrace
TO any age or country.
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A convention il TO be held in Rhode Is.
land on the first Monday in November next
for the purpose Of forming State constitu
ton. Thus far she has managed TO get
on under her colonial charter.
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Another Moon Hodr"-.An amusing
hoax was played OF IN Nes York few
days ago, 10 the shape Of an Extra from a
ButFllo newspaper, giving a particular and
detailed account Of the destruction Of the
Falls of Niagara by he crumbliog TO PIE.
ces of the bed Of rock over which tho waters
poured. Fan. Ojs.
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The Way Of tie W0rld.-" Halo Tom,
is that yea sled p Yea ats a real
slick one let me hive coast, will ye ~
" Yes" The adrnirer of Toms sled seats
himself upon ii, and AWAY he goes from the
top Of the bill IN Boadoin street into Cam
bridge street. Tom" Now bring it back"
Borr0rer-" wont "-kicklng II on TO The
sidewalk =" # you wnn' your old sled, come
and get ,."--Bostoa Post.
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Var among tie IFomea.-The market
women in Philadelphia, on Monday, turned
out against one Of their number, aud pel,cd
her from the market, with eggs and other
missiles. She was white woman, and her
offence is having married black man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
Esr. MAREECEs'S
COMP OUND SIREVGTHENING AND
GER5iAN APERIENT PILLS.
PRINCIPAL REASONS

NA ny DE- HarIich's Compound Strengthening
w and German Aperieut Pills are used by all
classes fpeope, in preference to other medicines:
Breause they are prepared from a pure eztract Of
tsrbs. wholesome medicine, mild in its opera ton
and pleasant in isetfeets the most certain prcserv-
az OF health safe aud ciTectua cure of D, spepsia
or Indigestion; and all stomach Complaints a pre.
server and purifier Of tho whole system.
Because they sooth tho nerves of sensibility and
Iorly the nerves Of MOTION importing to their most
'ph,ie hdid lis pristine tone, thus giving strength
and cearuess Of mind.
Because they destroy the coat. of the stomach
and bowels, as all strong purgatives'do.
Because science and experience teach us that no
mere purgalive alone will cure the disease of The
stomach aud nerves Weakness is the primary
cause Of host of diseases. and, by continually re.
sorting to Drastic purgativeS you make the disease
much worse, instead Of bettcr
Because D.. Harch's Medicines are put IN on.
On the common sense principle. TO "cleau,o and
strengthen" which is the on y course to pursue To
fleet a cure. Lastly.
Because these medicines reall, dc cure the di..
ease for which they are recommended.
Principal Office for the United States, No 10
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, where recon-.
mendotions Of hundreds Of persons may BIZ seen, all
Of which heve been cured o. benefited BY the med
icine.
This Invaluable Medicine j, for sale at A. RO
BlNSON & co S, Martinsburg, Va.
January ii, 1871.
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NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 90, 1888.


DEAR SIR:-l very checrfully add my testimony
with regard 10 the efficacy Of DR.. Peters medicines.
Ny wife had been for severa years suffering and
lingering under the effects Of dyspepsia, with its
usual accomplishments, when, in December, 1885,
purchased Of you ont box-trom the use of which,
her health far restored, that she deemed the
further use of it ut that time unnecessary. On a
return OF some symptoms of the disease during The
sumner Of 1917, she resorted to the same remedy
and continued it until she had taken the contents
of three boxes Since that time she has been we'll
and can, without Inconvenience, eat any thing that
she tancies.
From This case. and from the benefit to my own
health, derived from the Of single box, am
prepared believe, that this medicine is justly ent
titled to all the credit claimed for it by its warmes'
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. WATKINS.
Mr.. A SMITH, Agent, Suffolk, Va.
Move mber 81, 1880.
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Transportation,

On The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Ts7HE undersigned announces to the Millers and
n Farmers OF Berkeley and Jefferson that his
arrangements hive now been made for carrying on
The business of Boating an cx,rnt that will ena
bic him 10 facilitate the transportation Of produce
Of every description either down or up: and with
view to the further accommodation or the public
he has determined to carry Flour from his landing
to Georgeto"n, at the rate Of teenty fire cents per
barrel, ond other produce in proportion.
he WI! al all times purchase-an1 pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rys, OATS Clouerseed, and everv
other description Of produce usually carried to the
sea-board for market, and for which he will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
August s, lS3S.-f
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Copy of d letter from DR.. S. S. Fitch

PHILADELPHIA May 10, 1888.
DR.. JAYNr-Dear SRI feel that can hardly say
enough to you in favor the Oleagnous BAR To-
nic, prepared by you My hair had been falling of
about two years, and had become very thin--threat
ening speedy badness when | commence using
his kennedy. In about week 1t ceased TO fall eff
| have used il about three months, and have
AS full and thick head of hair as can possibly
desire. ! have recommended its use 10 a number
of my friends, who all speak we'll oft If faithful-
ly employed, have no doubt Of It's general success
may add, that before using the Tonic, had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the
hair, such as the Macassar OIL, all the different
preparations of Bears OIL, Vegetable Hair Oil,
&c, without experiencing mu,h, if uny benefit
Respectfully yours,