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Henry, where are you? asked tie d,-,
mother.
The boy answered in his low, noun
voice.
Henry; Henry she said ina lags
tone, and then after second, addsl, 7- !.
babe, be does not hear me-
The little fellow luokedup amazed. r..
knew not yet how the senses gradually
The dying; ho was perp!excd; the ie.,,
couIsed down has cheeks, aud lis ur.
choaked so that he could not speak. h.,
he placed his hand in his mothers and a-s.,.
cd 1t.
Come nearer, my son ucarof-.s
caudle wants snuiling-iEerc, lay ycgf ...
down BY mlac; Henry, love, clt r..
has the wind blown oui-thc cgulia r
The bew,ldered boy ggzed wildly .,,
his mothers face but knew not what as,
lie ouly pressed her hand again.
'Oh God murmured the dying wor-1
her voice grew fainter; 'his rs d,a,l
Observation-Disclosures
The child felt quick, electric sansf 4,
the hand he ciasped, and looked up, a.
that his mother had fallen back dead CO.,
the pillow. lie knew it oil at dice. a.
gave one shrek and le.l senseleas lc,.
her body.
That shrek aroused tie druaaarl-
Started up from his knees, he gs2ed -
on the corpse. He could not endure d,
look OF that still, sainied face. lie cogp
his face with his hands and burst i...
agony Of tears.
Long years have passed since t.er. -.
tho, man Is once more i use'., uenJ.-
society. Blu, oh the fearful priec &, l...
his reformation vas purchased.
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READINESS OF AIM

We should consider this worlas gr'a'
commercial mart, where fortune holds c'
10 US various commodities; riches, cl,'
fame, knowledge, &c. Every thing
marked at a settled price. Our tine, o-'
labor, oar ingenuity, arc so much ready
money, which ne are to lay out The Ja'
advantage. Examine, choose, eomrl'
rel ct, bat e'aud to your own decist.o, Oh.
DO not, like children, when you have pa.
chased one thing lamcni thai you do 81.
possess another - bieh sou did no! purcals
There IS no quality WHICH so much le'
lies human nature, as consistency 0, coy
duct. Even If a mans pursuits are gr &
uiablc, set il they are maintained w1
stcadiness and vigof, we caunot a,togc,u.'
Withhold our admiration.
No mao, without the support and
couragement Of friends, aud having pyo',.
opportunities thrown 10 his way, is able y
rise al once from obscur.ty, by the force
his own unassisted genius.
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New C0partuership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

FViIE Subscribers having formed copar,ner.
H. ship for the purpose OF carrying on The Tai
lofing Business IN all It's various branches IN Con.
cord, n. G. under the firm Of Price & MeAIaslcrs
offer their services TO he people OF Ca5arrGs ant
the public in general. Their shop is the same &C.
cupied BY Mr.. Chas n. Price. They iiatter them
selves that they will be able to please all who may
favor them with call. Dne Of the firm having
been employed a considerable portion Of his timc
as a cutler in some OF the most fashionable Estab
lishments in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages OF an extensive Acquaintance ID
relation 10 his business and the other having car
ried on a shop for q considerable time in Concord
they are sure that they eau offer Inducements Il
the public in their business which they pledge /.
fulfil Their work shall be done IN the latcs; and
most fashionable style and warranted 10 be supc
rior IN workmanship 10 any in the country. They
hupe BY PnnetualHy and strict attention to iheii
business to merit share OF public p4tfoua ge.-
Their price shall be in proportion to the times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN r. McMASTERS.
Concord, TsJ. /, iSi2. 22lf
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THE Way TO WlLVINcTI.r


Not long since steamboat traveller g.,
on his say from Charleston TO E,ug.
ton, and the boat rounded IN al sni,.y
landing y. ca II was la,o a night, ..l
the night was Of Day s; Martin dalhue.,-
the black chaos around wGs . niul Of r...
ished Egebus -aad nothing was di..
guishable save q boy way.ra torch d
some distance from the boat. Nov as Ls,
can't stand on waves when they wa-. +
wave torches, there were nauY cu l-s.
the boat shrewd enough to know tho, ,.-,.
mus; be land somewhere 10 the ,ele.tg.-
On the strength Of this conviction, OF.
the passengers, anxious and cau'ieas as q
the progress Of his journey, called o- %
the boy With the torch
Halo 70
Hey ?" replied the boy, WIKI lsv,a.
shrillness.
What place is this -
North Carolina" sung out tie lag
This answer provoked . great .-l-
naturally ennash, among the passsergen
aad dozen other voices commenced pu.@t
loud questions TO the boy. WHAT'S y..;
name - roared oue who had lunsslE.a.
enough to drown all the rest.
Sam Stow !" shouted the boy.
"Whero 10 YOU live n beloved tie ID.
morous qrestiouer still louder.
North Carolina = was once mo'.a,
answer, followed by tremendous pr. (
laughter from the boat, and a syuHa'Eg:
din aud splash Of tho paddles WHO'S
partial silence eusued, Tie sicniorau Ci-a
examiner was heard asgiu:-
"Wbat part Of North Caroilaa}'
Why, up there where Mss EHt Rus
used to live ? This reply created uae
bolsterous fun than tooa place before C.
II seemed as if the laughter never ry.-
cease. i; length another Q4es,1aa VS.
put, Just as the boat was ueIrlaz de s.
where the boy stood
Which is the way 10 WiIm.ae,oa
The boy paused an Instant, and ta
threw every body into conyulsiogs by Oh.
s~ering--
Why, the other ,gag y
Such an informant Is 10, always nj!
with on a dark nigh, 10 North Caro.al.-
y. o. PicdypHe.
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~ E0lr s1O9scP.

.pIE undersigned takes pleasure in Offering
~ his Professional Services TO the citizens d
Western North Carolina, aud solicits their friend.
y patronage in the practice Of Law and Equity
in the following Courts, viz Cebarrus, Mecken.
burg, Lncoln, IredeiL Burke, Yancy, Buneombo
Henderson, Rutherford and Cleveland. llo fur.
Their assures the public that his whole time wiil
be hereafter devoted exclusively to the Profession
Of Law, and that strict attention 70 his clients
Interests Shall be given, and a regular attendance
in the above Courts may be confidently expected
Those who have hitherto conhded their interests
to his keeping, will please accept this a tender
Of his highest rcgsrd and best thanks Cor their
disintcrescd friendship. Ills Office and residence
is in Lineontop, where lie will be pleased to re.
cciye any Communications addressed to him, IN
his professional lihc Of business.
BALLS VI. EDSEY.
Jan. 23 lsl2. I'll
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70 effect a cure, or the putchlsc money v. III be
returned IS himself or travelling aCcnt-TAcy
comprise tic flygcian OF Family PtlJ the liy.
gcan Tonic, 10 restore the drb,li,alcd o, broken
down const'ution; the Uterine Pi,l, 70 cure those
p1i,iJl difficulties and disease peculiar To women;
anu The AgaU Pill to cure Intermittent ieycfs and
agnes. Tor further information tie afflicted ate
invited % possess ticmsclycs Of The Hygrlft and
ESIa llyeest, furnished gratis a The ptoprlcior's
Office, No. >, Astor House New.York, and by all
aiis agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly Interesting 10 the s.ua and inya.lds,
together with twenty tive useful receipts, and Il
mass oi facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable miaa, that the llygc,an Med.
cincs ar, invaluable.
For Gale -
THDS ]. UOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. 49, ISL
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-" Some calm, scQncstorad spoil,
The world forgetting, By the world Tors

: \ Southern Planter through the u.
caynnc, has invited Lord Mornah, nov
N that city, to acQuaint himself with ..5'
actual condition of Southern slaves a''
he ventures TO assert, that amongst the o"'
dred and seventy thousand within tae H@,
ITS of Louisiana, he will find more coo,'.'
and more happiness than are cnloN'i ny
any portions Of the laboring ,lasse> {" i'
ropo.
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10 be published erery Saturday.

TO be published epery Saturday.
AN Saturday the 22d day of January, will be
" commenced the editing and publishing Of a
weekly paper, which viii be called " Eceny Youths
Gazette" 1t will be Of the quatto igtm, contain.
ing eight pages similar TO tho New ofk Mirror.
Every number will be cmbellished " III beautiful
Pictures Of an instructive and pleasing character.
The contents viii te for the most part original,
and adapted TO Tie wants aud capacities Of youth.
ful readers. Not only viii the exclusive services
Of an accomplished Editor be given 10 the WORK,
but the talents Of many popular writer's will Is
enlisted in its support.
All the new popular works for children which
appear in England will be obtained, aud from
these the best articles will be chosen aud publish.
cd entire in the Gd2atte, together with the ungrav.
ings by which they may b. illustrated. Thus, in
our catalogue Of contributors, there will be many
names, dear and familiar to the young-Nliss
Edgeworth, Mrs Holland, Mary Hewitt, Miss
Martineau, Mrs. Barngell, Miss Miulord, Mrs. S
G. Hail. Joanna Baille, Mrs Southey, Miss Cole
ridge and others. Thus at a price far loss thar
for which such works could be reprinted in thC
shape Of books In this country, will the most cx
cclIent treaties and stories for the young be pre-
scented.
Arrangements will also be made 20 obtain ori
gina! articles by favoritc American authors.
a pure moral tone will pervade every sentence
Of the new periodical. Every thing like section
al, sectarian, OF political bias will be sedulously a
yoided. In fine, the Journal will be adapted to thu
tastes and capacities Of all children, and thus mcr
il its numc.
Every Youths Gazette will, on and after tht
22d Of January, be issued on Saturday mornings
a, the Office Of the New WORLD, No. 80 Ann.st
New York.
TERMS
To place Eocrg YOUTHS GaSeae within ih,
means Of all the girls and boys in tue country,
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For one copy sent to airy part Of North Amer
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Letters on business, and all communications I
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TRkYpI-IYITy-

Tranquility is the wish Of all the go95
while pursuing The track Of virtue; tho
great, while following the star Of glory
aud tue little, while creeping in the sy';
of dissipation, sigh for tranquility, aal
make it tho great object which they u..r
mu,oly hope 10 attain. How 0nNious'
does the sailor, on "the high and gl1.l
mast" when on tempestuou, seas, cast u;
eyes over the ioaming pillows, and ooHc'
pate tho calm security he hopes to envy
when he reaches the long wished for sho''
Even kings grow weary of their speu11
slavery, and mobiles sicken under jacre''
ing dlgnltles. All in fact, feel less dai-"
10 thy actual enjoyment OF worldly pursuits
however great and honorable they moy 'o
than IN tho idea Of thor being abe 70 II"
llnqu'sh them and retire to
-" Some calm sco1cstarad spoil.
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POETRY.
Ern,n n. Rnleich Reeiafer.

iha, the passion for ones country is increased
by absence, is particularly manifested by the
natives of Switzerland. They were so effected
BY little mir, expressive Of their situation,
that il is affirmed by some, that it once excited
50 exquisite a solicitudt hat il was prohibited
to be played in France, under the PAIN Of death.
The following is the stanzas alluecd TO- which
was beautifully rendered into English by the
celebrated Poet Jas. MONTGOMERY. while under
tire charge Of his patron, the late J. GALES, ST..
mn, 49,. 81. .nIII, -S.aLI-...
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- ReNsOr0f.
To Silk Growers.

ENAVING established a small flature at this
n a place, the subscriber wishes to purchase
COCOONS, for which he will pay fair price for
any quantity that may be Offered. He also wish
es TO contract with any person who has the Mul.
berry Trees and Cocoouerics now established for
a supply for the ensuing year, or with any per.
son who wishes to engage in the production Of
Cocoons. lie has it in contemplation 10 enlarge
his mandatory if arrangements can be made Tor
the supply of Cocoons. Any ono having Cocoous
now on hand for sale wall ind market FOR them
by applying to the subscriber At Concord, n. c.
WILLIAM jerks
Concord, Fej. 5, ls42. 20f
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n. B. The subscriber hereby notifies all per.
Eons who have accounts on his books to close ths
same, either by Cash or Note. as am dc;crminy
cd 10 close item otherwise unless this notice is
attended to. c. N. PRICE.
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THE SONG OF THE SWISS.

III GO+Nb vi l. tIis - W ltSh2s
~ A STRANGE LAND.
o w1Irv shall visit the land of my birth;
The loyclicsl land on the face OF the earth
When shall those scenes Of affection explore,
Our forest our fountains,
Our hamlets our mountains,
With the pride Of oug mountains the maid adore
Q when shall dance GA the dli.y white mead
In the shade Of tie o.,u 10 tie sound 81 the reed
When shall ! return to that lowly retreat,
Where al my fond Objects Of tenderness meet!
The lamb and the helttrs that follow my cal,
Ny fa,her--my mother
My sisior-uy brother,
And dear ISABELLA. the Joy Of them all
% when shall visit the land OF my birth;
The l1yclcsl lard on the face Of the earth.
In il.s air the images ore al rural and N the
highest degree affecting. The music TO which
IL IS adapted is also remarkable for lis simpler
ty, aud sudden transition Of measure varying
frequently from allegro 20 aHdaHfe When
tbs lIt,lp air was played or sung to the Swiss
soldiers ID France, they wouid express signs
and fears, aud would not uufseuuently desert
ia tie impulse OF the moment and such as
Showed silent detection, aud scOlned so lgsc .
PROCEDURE fll mariSr, 10 their own feelings, by
4 disease Of the mind called Aostsigig- Ia,
III vehement longing after home,
IMITATION or THE SWISS song.
Ga, IS hen shall sec nov distant from me-
The sweet blooming bowers
Oi iui4ncy's hours
The srrno Of ny YOU affection and truth
Our sso~srirtp Mountains.
The crystalline touutains,
Ogr t4li.cs Of freedom, the pride OF the earth
Oh, when shall be, New England with thee
Tho clanc q my sires-lhe land Of M Birth
Dear % Gets Of love, wherever rove,
NJ father, ms mother,
Ms sister. ms brother,
And her loy'd 30 well the Young Ts.arrtE,
Mema3's fond treasures,
OF nilu,ilo pleasures,
n vail.cs Of freedom, the pride Of the earth
Oh, when shall bc, New. England with thee
The elmo Of my sirrs-,ho land Of my birth
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Ornamental, sign, Flag & Wi
pA,1YplABo

lle nattels himself that his long experience in
the above business and the specimens Of work he
has executed IN his line, will be a sufficient re
commentator. lie will also attend 10 any call
made on him IN the HOUSE PAINTING BUSl.
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
10 all who may employ him. The public Is re.
spectlullY requested 10 call and encourage him as
he is determined to cyecue all work committed
10 him 10 The best possible manner.
And as times is hard lac will take part OF his
work in produce suitable for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN ". RAINEY.
Dayidsoa College, r. O., jan. Ii, loil
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PAINTING.

fHNilE Subscriber having located himself al
IA Davidson College, would now offer his ser
vices 70 The public as an
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TENIIAT North Carolina Is lar behind the spirit
u Of the age in Literature, IL a truth shat
none can question. Behold the immense number
Of Magazines and Newspapers published in cities
North and South Of W, all teeming with literary
matter, while "a The "Otd North State" iheyl ia
no periodical or paper devoted to the cultivation
Of correct taste ana refined perception al an that
is beautiful and attractive n the more pleasing
department ofpoIite literature. Aud why IS ths
l. II from a want Of material owtug 10 our dcs.
Tuition Of that knowledge or talent requisite for
literary porsuits - Their are lntcllccts among as
hat would grace and give character TO the pages
~ any press. Surely them the absence Of such
paper as that which Is now proposed, can only be
attributed to an inconsderaic neglect Of those at
lainments, which, though they should never usntp
ghe place that belong to graver purposes, stall nev
er fail 10 cheer the heart and ad1!H TIC mind Is
(. noble edefee less beautiful because trailing
vines aud flowers cntwine themselves ia graceful
fo5toons around its Cornthlln counhs ?, Should
ies,s be loFsworn because they chimahot with so.
Der reflections We opinc not, we u ana and
il is the object Of this paper 10 prove ~ - few
words will sufficiently explain our in,calVESIn
tho fret place then we mean 10 be neNpfsN
Politics. and shall carefully cschew all coirAc15.
talism y on that subject, while we SHALL ~ ~
best Of our ability cater to the mental appetlte~
the loyersoffun and good humor, TUgs. ESSAYS,
ShErcnEs, and articles ofPoyrRY, original aud sc.
lectcd, together with condensed statement OF
The news Of the day will appear in our columns
ln short we wish 10 publish an agreeable Misccl.
/ lany, a lively entertaining sheet, To which, the
eye wcariod with poliurs, may turn for pleasure
4 not unmiDged with profit.
y
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TnE LITERARY NEWS

TIE LITERARY NEWS
will be published weekly, on fine paper, of small,
med nm size, at the low price OF 30 per annum,
payable in all cases in advance The first mum
Der will appear on or about the FIRST of March.
JAMES G. GURR.
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From the Salem Gazette
THE ATTACKS ON MIR. WEBSTER.

concerted and virulent attack has been made,
and is now going on in all quarters of the country,
against the private character of Mr. Webster. His
enemies know that in his official capacity he is un-
assalabe that his logical mind, his great knowledge
his extensive experience, his cool temper and his
patriotism fit him emnently for the station he &C.
cupies, that all parties admit they might search in
vair, in their own ranks or elsewhere for his equal
No one, however embittered by party malevolence,
seriously believes that foreign negotiations can
be in more able or more honest hands.
But our readers need not be told, that party vio-
lence is always raging with its loudes blasts against
Mr. Webster. The political events which have given
so much encouragement to the opposition party, have
renewed their zeal against him and unhappy, some
of the friends of another eminent Wing have joined
in the effort to crush the Secretary of State The
yilest ISLANDERS have been fabricated and although
whenever they have assumed tangible shape tn ir
fasehood has been shown by incontestabIe proof yet
the nve tors continue, with persevering industry to
scatter similar ISLANDERS, in such ambiguous and in
tangible phi that they cannot be met and put down.
If you attempt to grasp them you find that they are
mere vague shadows, without form or shape, which
vanish before strict inquiry, like the morning msts
before the sun.
Mr.. Webster's reputation is the property of his
country Every citizen has an interest in it, and
should resent the effort to destroy it, as personal
injury Even political opposition has its proper limits
and cannot be justified beyond the bounds of truth
but reprehensible are political fasehoods, they
are not to be compared in atrocty with personal SLAM
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
18th Apru. 1912.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
18th April, 1912.
7 T having been determined by the Navy Depart
ment to to be executed series of careful ex-
perments to ascertain the relative values of the dfe-
rent varieties Of fuel applicable to the purposes of
steam navigation in the Navy of the United States,
the proprietors Of mines, Others furnishing such
fuel, are informed, that upon forwarding to the navy
yard, al The city of Washington at their charge,
quantity not less than two tons in weight Of the
fuel which they respectively supply, to be delivered
before the lst day of July next, the Department
will the trial of the to be faithfully made,
to discover its heating power and other properties
cessary to be known, in order to judge of its fitness
for the purpose above specified. Each sample thus
must be accompanied by statement or certificate
Of the origin of the same and the period of its ex-
traction from the mine, also of the points the At
Ianlic coast, The Mississippi, Gulf of Mexico, or
the lakes at which it be most conveniently de-
livered
To be published t1cice neck in Madisonian, Ma
tionaI IntelIgencer Army and Navy Chronicle, and
Globe D. G. ; New York Commercial Advertiser and
New York Express; American Sentinel and Penn
sylvania IntellIgencer Cat Harrsburg,) and Psburg
Daily American, Pa; Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
American, Md; Richmond Enquirer, Va.
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BERNARD HOOE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT.
"AVlNG removed from Alexandra, ID. c., to
u this city, has opened office 2 street
one door north from Pennsylvania avenue, and offers
his services TO the public.
He will undertake the prosecution and manage
of all claims before Congress, and the several
public departments and offices of the Government
claims arising under reatl.s; the procuring of paen,
rights aud patents for land from the Patent and Ge-
neral Land Offices and he will attend to all claims
for revolutionary. invalid or other pensions, and to
all other business to be transacted in the District OF
Columbia, requiring the services of an attorney or
agent.
Persons residing at distance, who may not find it
convenient to visit w ashingtoD, address him by
letter. postage paid, and may be assured that all bust
ness nrusled to him shall receive the most prompt
and faithful attention.
WAsuTNGToN Cry, d. c., March %.
mar % eolm&w2m
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DAGUERRE'S
MAGICAL PICTURES, FROM PARIS.
Representing the wonderful effects of Day and Night
AT CARUspS ASSEMBLY ROOM,
MESSRS. MAFFEY & LONATI,
X HATEFUL for the very fattering encourage
VI ment which has been extended to them by the
citizens Of Washington, have determined to remain
A FEW NIGHTS MORE,
And respectfully announce that they have added
A NEW HISTORICAL PAINTING,
Which they hope will increase the attraction of theil
so much admired exhibition.
THE EXHIBITION WILL CONTINUED
THIS EVENING.
FIRST PICTURE,
THE REMAINS OF NAPOLEON,
In tt Church des Invaldes, Paris, on the 18th De.
cember, 1910.
SECOND PICTURE,
THE CHARMING VALLEY OF GOLDAU,
Qn Swtzerland)
THIRD PICTURE,
Inc ADMIRED anu uUTlVdllcu lHltTlOT Vi TIC
CHURCH ST. ETIENNE DU MONT,
AT Paris, representing Midnight Mass
FOURTH PICTURE,
The magnificent view Of the city Of
VENICE, ON A FESTIVAL NIGHT.
nPOPEN EVERY EVENINGS
Exhibition to commence quarter before O'Clock
Admittance SO cents ap l8