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A CARD.
Es0ok.Riusting.

Na LILLIAN HUNTER would inform his
w customers and the public generally, thai
be slill continues tbs BOOK. BlaDING BUSI.
y Ess at his old stand, few doors sooth.cast Of
tho Branch Mint. He will be happy 10 receive
orders ~ bis line, and pledges halself 10 spare
no pains TO give complete satisfaction.
rJ'0rders left AZ his shop, o. al The Office OF
the : lfeckiopbnrg JeaersonilD,n viii rccsigo In
mediate attentron.
Chdtleae. toy J. i54l.
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From he Agricniiulris,
HOW TO IMPROVE A POOR HILL SIDE

HOW TO IMPROVE A POOR HILL SIDE.
A red, poor, parchtd up, uuproductne
bin SIDE, is one Of the most uncomely fen
luies belonging to farm. There are.
however, many ways Of enrlching poor
spots Of land, bot AT p;esen, We vii men
ton but three modes.
1si. Ia hauling stable manure, leaves
from the woods, mould, aud often by Inning,
poor land may be made quite fertile; but
this mode Is SO expensive that II will admit
OF but small! portions be'eg improved. II
land is enriched 0s the bes, stable dung, IN
three or four years the operation must be
repeated, or swift deterioration takes place.
ID BY sowing several OF the graSses
on the same land, and gazing stock upon II,
II may be enriched very lasl. II this IS The
plan adopted, after grazing two or three
years al most, the land might be turned
over 10 the fall and sown 10 @hea, or rye
If IN the latter, II nigh, be paslured iill
April, and then il would bear q corn crop,
After taking off The wheat OF Indian com,
# clover had been upon the ground, good
stand will soon appear. When this is the
case, il may be grszed second aud third
years, or If desired, crop Of hay may be
taken OF each season, aud then it will afford
some good grassiue. BY managing land
thus, ii may be ms4e very rich IN few
years, and yield CONSTANT profit to the
owner.
81 We DO rot entertain doubt, but
Jerusalem Ariicbokes 90 bill sides, and ex.
hausted spots Of land, # eaten 10 the winter
BY hogs, VIII rcle land very r,ch. In the
first place. Artlcbokes alloId an abundance
Of foliage which shades the ground n sum
mer, and falls after frost IS covered By the
roofing Of the hogs, aud ro,s IN shorl
time. la the second place, swine give
arge quantities Of the very best manure,
wblls roofing after their food. We do noI
say ihat any one Of the foregoing modes IS
to be adopted 10 Tie rejection Of the rtsi,
bat all should be pursued as far as the iar
Ger's means will permit.
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i2esP57sbiiy IF Drrrtefds 1t IS q
Eaxua IA legal practice, that those who
presume to commit crimes when drunk
must submit to Tie punishment when sober,
This state Of the law Is rot peculilr 10 no
Igrn times. 10 auciea, Greece, II was dc
creed b. piuacus, that &c "ho committed 4
crime Waen intoxicated should receive a
doub punishment, w one lsf the CRIME
itself, aud the oIter fof the iaoariety which
prou pied n 10 commit Il. The Albeul.
aus not oa.y punished offences done il
drunkenness with Increased severity, but,
IS I'd enactment of SoI1n, lnebrialian 10 q
magistrate uas made capital. laour coun-
ny a the present tine, gets Of violence
committed under is luflcnco are held to
Je aggravated, rather than otherwise nor
can tie person briUg It forward as an ex
!euuai.oa Of any folly Or uisdemcanor
which be may commit. 4 bond signed II
,nt1xlcation holds 10 law, and is perfectly
binding, unless II cau be shownt that The per
son who signed It was lnebrlated By The
COLLISION or coutryance Of those 10 whom
the bond was given.
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from the Farmers Adcocoie.
SEED WHEAT.


We have repeatedly lpslsled 90 the I'm
porlance of a judiclous selection OF seed,
and The advantages that might be sccured
thereby but under the Impression that too
little interest IS felt IL the matter, we vog,G
again direct the attention O farmers 10 the
OBJECT. Il is 90, likely that many Of our
common farmers, IN Consequence Of lhc
general failure Of the wheat crop the past
season, and The lnietor quality OF the
greater part Of what was raised, can
possibly be able to procure good seed
lhs fall to sos. BG. notwithstanding ;he
general failure, there wefp some excep
s-Iudlyduals whose crops yielded
well, the grim Ct al excellent quality and
" hcfeFer Il can be done without too great a
sacriiee, We would recommend farmers to
procure Of such for seed, We know the
opinion prevails to some extent, thai seed
that will grow, will produce as strong ana
thrifty shoot, as good perfect gram bat
II is high time that an crrur lraugAl with
50 much mischief, mud 50 contrary in.fea.
son and experience, should receive tie
stamp Of transportation. We wolid rather
risk double price for good seod--yea more,
Imam TO SOW such as IS too often Osed.
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To KEEP OuT sKIPPERs FRoM RAcoN

TOKEEP OUT SHIPPERS FROM BACON.
4, abou, the time when our friends are
beginning to smoke their meat, il may do
some good 10 inform them that a small bit
Of birthstone, about tho SIZE Of chin1pa.
pin d~arf chestnut thrown into the fire
once day, will ehectuay prevent skip.
pers and bugs from getting into the bacon.
This Information We have from a friend
whom VIC highly esteem, aud assured Us
that he wished US tc make il generally
known. lie added that no uncommon
smell or taste is impaired to The bacon. -
We deem this information Of great impor
lance % those who have bacon to cure aud
also those who have Il to buy.
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PIiny's Wife.-What good wife PHI.
ny must nave had She was Of the right
stamp though she lived long before any o.
our modern improvements ~ female educa
ton. She cared not for parties, picnIcs
aud ice creams, her thoughts ran 90 other
-ad better themes. She kaew where heI
happiness lag -ln whom, and converted
her wiling Dependence inlo source d
happiness. IL, our ladies' catch the lessor
which her love, 50 truly coaiIgal ard be
coGHHg, leacheih 81 his vile, Puny says:
4" she loves scteace, because she loves nc.
Site carries @ilh her M writings, shc
reads them, she commits them 10 memory.
She sings my verses, she composes her
oSu melodies to them, and needs no other
teaching than that Of love-"
A good wife that of Phay
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10 effect euro, or the purchase money will ts
returned by himself or travelling ageut-1hey
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pin; The Iy.
pcian Tonic, 10 restore the debilitaled or brrhta
down constitution The Uterine Pill. 10 cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 gemep
aud the Aguo Pill 10 cure inlernI'Ient ieytFs and
oenes For further information the afflicted ore
invited to tcsstss themselves Of the Ilyecis, ard
Extra IIygais Furnished gratis Of tbs proprietor
Office, No. ., Aston House. New.N osk, and by al
bis agents. These papers couiaia infpfatalion
exceedingly Interesting to Ihe sick and insailds,
together with twenty i've useful receipts, aud
mass Of facts aud certificates, tina, mus, eonsnse
every reasonable miod, tia, the ilygeisu Ned
cines are invaluable.
For sole ~
Tnos. l. HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. %, lsil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

PorCT Of Ta1gidation An honest Iii
berntan beng observed git5 a piece d
bread in each hand. one Of which was small
Ter than The other and froia wbich be 81
ternateIy cut VT, @as asked the meaning
OF such an uBreces saty FTorceding.-
Faith" SAID he !" I've heard so much oi
the power Of imagination, that am trying
10 believe this h.fIe bit to be mate, While
ibe large piece remains as bread, but for
tie 5onl Of me, cannol buog my mind TO
Distinguish the difference"
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CH.a.sGE OF SCHEDULE

On nc ROME dlrtcf from 0ALlNHt u
10 RALEIGH. ria Ashborongh aad
PMsborouah.
n EAVES Salisbury on "Wednesday and Sat
n i urday at o'clock, A NJ, after tie arrival
OF the stages from the South aud West. Arfiyos
in Raleigh next DAYS Al 3 O'Clock, T NJ.
Leaves Raleigh Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock, a. NJ, e-rives 10 Salisbury, neAt days
at 10 O'Clock, z. Ii.
Passengers Will bear ir mind hat tbs route
is 8 OF 20 miles reafer, ard S! so cents cheaper
tlian via Greeusborough Persons iium the S''ulh
und West. wishing 10 travel this route sould Go
well In enter TO Salisbury unly
Al possible extrtious will be used to contribute
to the comfort OF passenger
JOEL MCLEAN.
b. Taomas q NeLtsn 4geaL
Ayg %, lsll. tJi
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Crnvnt Ntiffc,,ers
G0Id NEinr li,r Sale.

Sold Wine for sale.
fMSHE snbscrbcrs offer their valuable Gold
u Nnc for Sale known BY The name Of ilnn.
tors Slime, five miles North Of Charlotte in Neck
icnburg County, " G. For terms apply TO The
subscriber, living On tho prrmiscv.
ELAN HUNTER,
oct. %. 1870 5f
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Redeem time f5r study. The bueiess
workman can spare some momeg!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

A man may learn lha. 10 Two minutes,
yttcb may be valuable 10 him al his lie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

Regulate your thoughts whcn not at
study. A man is thinking even while At
work. Why may be DOT be thinking about
something that is useful.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

Never LET slip an opportunity Of gainiuf
: new idea.
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va ANTED IMMEDIATELY. Two boys
w from n 10 H. years Of age, a. APpfentl-
res TO the Tailoring Busincss.
J. Il d. JAMESON
Jsne 10. ls4l 3Sd
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sPooNER's PATENT
NyGEg.s.v .syEDFCE.eES,

A RE the be .
IA uns chespesl
ismily and gene.
raj medicines IN
use. These rntt.
Zines are the ts.
suit Of a lie d
study and eSPefl,
ence ; tile proprit
80 sRwV
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Gloves OF our own importation

Italian, PLAIN, corded. satin figured. plain satin.
lenred, corded and fancy Craya,s aud Searfs II
every description. We arc continually receiving
nee styles Of Cravats ard soaris from London
and paris-so that in looking over oor stock. fou
will always he SIRE TO end he aiest patterns.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

Gee,fmsn's Sporting. rasellinr. oneta tn
Dress CAPS. yeuih's. ch1disn's and infants, 81
cloth. seae,ts, sNk, yclect metiuc. 9, of I'll lta
newest European snd Amcfcsn stgio& Oa.rr's
af noe Army and Navy l0tnished xiib Dress and
UGdgcbs Caus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-26
Brandretll's Pills.

N VEGETABLE and uaissrssl M.shi.,
- proved By the fxpesisnss Of ILt uss, Z, "a
be, when property pefseseisd Hiih, tI1f..
care IN every form Of The nKlr UkE Ubt,,.
al hSsinn The same origin, aud insar.Lh -.
from the uNlyELSAl. ROOT az All J,,e,,,
asnely iNfl RlTf o. IAPLRI LcT sn,...
ton Of tie BLOOD.
In q period 81 little nero than ihlse ,.,.
10 the 4. 5 they have fcalured 10 slsis n
heailh aud tnluynstnl OseI UNE llNILlD
THOUSAND IsIsons, Mo a,Fe fiyta u,,r
as incura blr " physitssns II Tie iisi laLl asa
standing, and 10 many sasta Nhsn rssi, III sf
remedy had been rssoli.d ~ IN vain.
d. ~ rasesnf Pain nr VI sskn.fs, Nl,ilu n
be chronic o. recent. IstlrI n be IL an, "A IN
pain ia thr sitr, h1th.Tli arise II, a t.Ts,,.
Iational or f,nm some tnins aialr eanse, Vie.
Their Il be lpm internal OF siisfuGl HjnIy. n
will be ,ufsd b! PststssIirs IA tie "a, u ll,se
Pills.
This principle Of rurFing xiih Bisbdr,,Ls
Pitts, Tematrs notiisg bal "a. esfitfs and de-.
4 eayed particles from the bod,-ihr n.eitid ard
II eaIrupl humans sf The bic, q. ltese La oss
whuh cause dist ase- they impede tie iart.
Iions of tie liver hea il.ss settle uIuE that
organ. and which. Nhen ilty settle uIin tie
/ gsHscles. produce lheumsi,sm; OF DFan tie
nerves, pIndare g.nt; 81 nEoa The lrI -, Ito.
dgcc consumT ton; 80 upon The init sllntt, tis
trancss; o. upon lie lining Il tie hi1G 'ts.
sells. spaP.sxy and parsl,sn, and ell The hnn
u disorders >" nie.sncl,ol, ~ the 81 sru 81
al who behold ihsm.
Yes. puFging there hamors from ins body 10
the true cure fur ell iitte gtn.Iisinis, ana ~.
cry other k.tm % distsss. Tile 10 y" neis
4 assertion IL IL sdemenaifntle iTlih. stttarh
day IL is extending itself; isr sna siicil is be-
toming known, and more aud n.oEs sPFIur
Iaied.
The eire hy pnfring may n.rrs diIendn p"n
the laws uhlrh produce sweetness OF pnTh =
than may be generally imarined. NhaIt,u
tends 10 sisgaaie. Siil pIedhae slckhsss, Be
cause IL tends 10 pairtfaeii"n; Therefore th'
/ neeessiIy OF constant eIetrise - seen.
| uheG constant exercise fannut be asea fisH
\ ANY CAUSE, the OCCASIONAL use ~ oPrEIxs
MEpIcIxE 10 ABSOLUTELY fsquiisd. Thai
i the eoaduiis IL The blood, the l"gntain Of life
are kepl tree from those nrnt Iiissuhi rh Spnl'
prayeni ilsstcsds cnttent mia..IeiinR health
i Thus morbid hunters are prevented from be
coming mixei with ii. II 10 nature whHh i
thus assisted through the msans and ssslsi
which sho has provide Tor heneh
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The folluwinR gcniltmen have been ~ relAl'
ed sgenis iof The sale Of BfandItIL't fImG
Dennis Heart. ilillsboIough.
Slednsn d. Ramsay. pinsbofoueh.
llsrgrare. Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. SireluG, Midway. Davidson.
James b. M.Dsde. Chapel Hill.
J. NJ. A. Drake, AshboIoagh, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. &. Gardner. ST. Lawrence, Chatham.
G. A. Mebane. Mason Hall. Orange.
E. a. w. Smith. Alamanre, GnilIntd.
J a. II. Sloan. Grcensborough.
J. a. X. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Wentw orih. Do.
Wood Il Neal. Madison. DO.
J. W. Burton, & Co.. Lesksrillr. DO.
Owen M'Aleer. Yancey vile, casutiI.
N. j. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December IS 4S-ifm
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Peiersburg, W
~@@

9H@ BERG a CO, hare received 3ariag
- tie prsseas seek TN PlAAO FOkTES,
among whieh l. . an and hall Octave Pane
Forte. = sery superior one % any ever sefa
here They base now On haRd very large
slock. and woaid respectfully request lhnse
Ladies add Gentlemen of IlillsboraDRha nc 20.
siroas who are IN waat % Pianos. 20 call and
see them add ~ them: and they sIii Be con-
slared u laeir superiority 10 any other maas-
faelare. We will give . wniten warranty az
10 their durability aad ksspisg in tune longer
than aay other.
They have also On haad large assortmeni
&c MUSIC of the latest pubheaiion to1 flano
aad Guitar, Siriags Of all saiis, best violihs.
2 ules, Aeesrdioas. ell kinds Of Brass lasira.
meats Cor Military Basds, Drums sfall sils'.
Sc sc.
C. Berg & Co. woaa respectfully recon.
mead their assortment IL Pianos ard Masic 10
PrinripaIs and Teachers Of Schools. Any o..
der shall be fsiihfaiiy and promptly attended
10.
Far The convenience Of purchasers ia North
Carolina, Doelnr Maisun of OxfoTd, having
kiniIy consented 10 at - our Agent. has now
on hand sor7e NJ our Instruments. We shall
shortly establish ageneies IN other parts u
Nnfth Carolina, knowing that whenever ani
Pianos become kuown they will be preferred
to any other.
July -. ox-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

PERSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Tern. 1871.
LtwiS Whasf.Id Richard Broaeh0
andtri(e Luey, James ~ hifsfeid,
and LtWis Rnamsr andrifs Pot
.r.;.., Petiiion fnr
.Jieha.i Ifaistf,ll aud ,riit Sally. NV"
.qbsi Wha.feL .7Jet Buch and W i'a""'
wJe ELizsbsih, Gorge Uhite
field, .3TchibaIi BuTeh aud uJ,
Peggy
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction &c the Cauri
that the defendants, Michael Wale,fetI
and Sally his wife. aud Alsel Mhi,sfieId, are
sot Inhabitants Of this State, II is therefore
ordered, that publication be made 10 |, ili.ls.
bnlougl lscrorder for six successive weeks, for
said defendants 70 be and appear before the
Jus,Icssoi our Court 81 Pleas and Q,arter Ses-
slons. 10 be held for the county Of Person, az
the court house IN Roxboro"gl, On the iili,d
Monday e September next, incn and there 10
answer the said petition, OF il will be taxi IN
pro eoafesso and heard sx partc rs to them.
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk &C said Court,
at office, the third Monday uf Juue. A. d. 1871.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Of Alt 81 SO So
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
The Cincinnati Chronicle has been
examining the elk returns Of The Census,
taken 81 intervals often years each. since
The adoption Of The CONSTITUTION. Tie
Invesiigailons show some curious facts.
/. The population Of the Unned States
increases exactly "a per cent. each ten
years. aud which doubles ever, Isenty-
four years. THIS law is So uniform and
permanent. thai when applied 10 the pO-
pulslion OF 1890, aud brought down To The
present time. i, produces nearly the very
result as shown BY the census OF 1870.
Aud thus We may tell with great sccu-
racy what wlll be the census Of 1850. II
will be nearly twen,y.ihree millions. .
2. Blu, ihnugh This is The aggregate Ie.
suit, il il BY No means true d each parlicu
lar part Of the country: for New England
increases q, The rate of Is per cent. each
ten years. While The Nmth Western States
increase 100 per cent. 10 that period.
. The Slave Population increased al
firsl 30 per cent. but since al lees than %
per cent. The Free population have. hos
ever. increased al The rate Of SO per cent.
Al IBIS rate therefore the difference be-.
tween the free aud slave population is cots
sianlly increasing.
4 Another fscI il. that the colored p"-
pnisiion increase just in pr"p1r'i"n To the
distance south: aud that slavery is Certain
~ and rapidly decreasing ia The STATES
bordering on the free States.
This state Of things continued would ia
hall . century cxansuIshed slavery i,
these Safes. aud concentrate the whUl,
black population oil the United States OF
the Gull Of airxico. aud The sdjacen
States ON the Southern Ailsnlc.
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NEW GOODS.

1 tie subscribers have received and offer for
sale al their Store House. one mile north
of Cross Roads Meeting Ilouse, flesh and
desirable stock of Seasanasle GaOds, consist
,ng in part Of the iOliUvias srilelCS:
Common and Fine blue Ciolhs, b..
Invisible Green do.
Csssineres and SaHnets,
Black Silk and Satin Yestings,
Marseilles do.
French. I.onEon and Furniture Prints.
Bllck Silks and Printed Muslin,
q auze Scarfs and llanhkerchisfs,
Slockinei Drilling and Gambroon,
Fashionable Bonne,s and Wrsaihs,
Plain. Figured, Swiss aud Chequered
Muslin.
Riband-. EJsings and Brown Linen.
Linen Basoms and Collars. OIL Cloths.
Hardware. Cutlery, CrOrkery and Tin
Ware. a.
Paints. Nails and Iron.
Lasf and Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY Bride. bits. Buckles.
Plush. Webbing. Trees & Mnrnceo skins.
HATS--Beases. Brnsh. Russia. Mole
skin and Palm leaf Hats.
Ladies fine KID Slippers, aud Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Yarn.
Enoks. Paper. and Paper Prints, ~.
Maylsnl's Sco,en Snuff. 6a!
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars. ~
Fanny and Bar Soap,
and many other STITCHES.
ELL MURRAY g. co.
May ). IL GIN
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Queen Picforia-'rhe fcIlowirg sketch
Of The appearance Of Qaeen yleiaria. 10
from the pen Of the editor u The Tsen,on,
N. j. Emporium. We give il TO our
readers, because il differs so much from
cha generality Of The descriptions hereto
fore giyen:--
But what Of ihs Qasen. roe will say.
and hov daes she hook! So natural 10
-.sss.ssSsy abosi one so young. and The &C.
eidrnial heir 20 such fortune. a lady.
too, Wen. sill 6ra tell you how she
does NOT look. She does NOT look like any
one Of The ihoussnd portraits have seen
Of her. Painters may call them resem-
bIsnees. hui they are mel like her. Sui
iv'ss fine picture. bu, 100 magnificent.
The london artists have mads nun,ber-
Jess s,lsmpis--the shadows are lHll nj
psins-=-,hs studios cf busls. and The mu.
seams and bazzars Of wax figures; but i
any are curious enough 10 know how she
does look. they must come 10 London. a.
have done. and take good long look al
her. She wss 20 last May-bul she dues
not appear so old. She Is li.tle. deli.
sale. fsirf.ced girl, viii very ligh. blue
ewes and glossy light hair, smoothly dress.
ed of her fosehesd--her teeth do q II show
ssia her ponrsis. through | suppose they
do . hule when her face 10 al rest.
should call her rather preuy--,here 10 q
decided expression Of grn,le. innocenl
gsiisil sweetness 10 her couniensnce, jus
surh face a. one who looks on il maj
!sell remember for day--snd pray tia
IL msy never be cloaded with the cares snl
splspdid misery oi station such IS hers
} do CIT know thar hers 10 crown y
,hraps bot 4 l,haagh,. and perhaps sh,
thoogh,. as she looked quickly and snxi
pUslv abou, her an the crowd. Of HE maj
sud wicked susmp,. not long since mad,
pear ibs, very spot. 10 ssssssinste Der snI
her hssbsnd. by by Of eighteen"
Pflnse Albert is decidedly hand.
some yoang man. sad though he wear.
The sboaiDshle mus,schios which sImos
brutslize The faces Of three fsurlhs Of III.
fasbions6les here. he appears TO be mo
desi. uaassppsng. quiet. family kind OF :
petsm4gs. De keeps hiusslf entirely
lclrar Of The politics Of lhe day. and is ne
yer spokea of BY any one, except as III
Qaeen's hpsbsnd."
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q I1eebooier took aeyening walk On >
higkwsy 70 Scotland. osertook aud rob
bed ssslthy merchant traveller. HE
nafpass as nag achieved without .
ssssrs struggle. in which The Ihiri iosi
he baanes. snG MS obigsd 70 escape.
leasing j. on lhe road. ATespeeiable lar
MR. hsppensd 70 be the nsx' Passef. aad
seeing The bonnet. a'ighied. took = ~.
and rather imprsdenily put u On his osn
head. Al Tina instant the ro6oed msn
came 10 with some assislanee. and recog-
niziag the banne,. charged the farmer with
having robbed him. and lock him IN Gus
ioay. There being some likeness be
tween the parties. The msrehsni persisted
ia The charge. and though The TesPeelsbl-
hly al The farmer was admitted. he WA
indicted and pl.eeJ Al The bar Of The So
prrme Couli Cor trial. The Government
witness. The merchant. swoIe positively
ss Do The iden'iiy of the bonnet. and de-
posed likewise % the itsnuiy Of the lar.
mef.a The case vas made uiby this and
other evidence. apparently against the
prisoner. Bu, there sss q man IN eourl
wh0 9ell knew both who did aud Who did
not eommn The crime.
This was The real robbsr, who suddenly
advanced from the crowd. and seizing ihs
bonne,. which Law on The table before ih'
witness. placed il on his head. andicokinI
hin full IN The face, said 10 HIN in vnir'
Of thunder. - look II me. sir, aud isll. ~
the oath yon hare sworn, am nut ! ih'
mao who robbed sou on The highway!
/" BY heaven! you are the sery man.
/" You see" said the robber, :. what sort
nf memory The gentleman has--hsswe.r'
10 tie bonnet whatever FEATURES aIe undeI
IL. lf the Hon. Judge we're TO pot il on
his own head. l dare say he would TESTIFY
that he robbed him." The innocent prI
soner was on this evidence NJ once arqut
ted. because no reliance Gould be placed or
such testimony; aud yet i was posi1Is'
evidence. Thus the roLber had The me
I'll Of sasing the gullless. end himsslfes
Gaping detection.