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was only half through, when he felt like new
man. Forgeror was from that time shouting
methodist At love feast short time subse-
quent he gave in his experience, and revealed the
mystery of his conviction and conversion to his
astonished neighbors. The Rev. Simon Stub
bleworth who had faithfully kept the secret until
that time, could contain no longer. but gave vent
to his feelings in the convulsive peals OF laughter
as the burning tears of heartfelt JOY coursed their
way down his cheeks. e'Yes aay 6rethren,' ne
said it's all fact; did maui the grace into his
unbelieving soul there's no doubt
The blacksmith of the mountain pass became
a happy man, and Methodist preacher.
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A CARD.
UTILLIAM BAIN respec

WILLIAM IT. Balm respectfully informs
w his friends and the public, that he has rent
ed the Premises formerly occupied by Mr. JOHN
ZEGENUFSs near the State Capitol, and has prepared
himself to accommodate Travellers and others, who
may favor hlr, with their custom. -.
He will keep no Spirituous Liquors of any kind. bpt
will furnish his guests with good and wholesome wa
Ter, from of the best Wells in the City; and his
Table will be supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLES will be well attended to, and he will
spare pains to give general satisfaction.
He will accommodate few Gentlemen with Board,
by the month year.
His terms will be moderate.
Raleigh, March 90. 1913. 440lf.
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CHAPTER III.

The dlsfgured face Of FOrgeron, was ofcoursc
the subject of numerous questions that night a.
mong his friends, to which he replied with stern
look which they well understood, and the vague
remark that he had met arith an accident. Of
course they never dreamed the true cause. For
geron looked in the glass, and perhaps compared
the changing hues of his black eye from a recent
scuffle, to the rainbow shipwreck sccne-blend-
ing every color into one. Or perhaps he had
never read that story; and only muttered to him
self-'Ned Forgeron whipped by Methodist
preacher?'
His dreams that night were Of confused and
disagreeablc nature and waking in the morning
he had an indistinct memory Of something un-
pleasant had occurred At first he could not re-
collect the cause of his feelings, but the bruises
on his face and body soon called them 10 mind.
as well as the promise. He mounted his horse
in silence, and went to redeem it.
From that time his whole conduct manifested
change of feeling. The gossips of the neigh
borhood observed it, and whispered that Ned
was silent and serious, and had gone to meeting
every Sunday since the accident. They wond-
cred at his burning the books he used to read so
much. Strange stories were circulated as to this
metamorphose of the jovial daredevil blacksmith
into gloomy and taciturn man. Some suppos-
ed, very sagely, that spirit had entced him
into the mountains, and after giving him a
glimpse into the future, had misled him to crag
where he had fallen and bruised his face. Others
gave the prince of darkness the credit of the
change; butnon suspected the Methodist preach
er, and as the latter gentleman had no vanity
to crafty, the secret remained with Ned.
This gloomy state of mind continued until
Forgeron visited camp meeting. The Rev.
MIR. Stubbleworth preached a sermon that SEEM
ed to enter his soul, and relieve it of burden.
md the song of
Oh how happy arc they who their Savior obey
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken letters
4N testamenIary, according to law, the estate of
L1TTLEBEEKY Waite deceased, and having made his
arrangements 10 settle the same hereby gives general
notice to the chdreR and heirs of The said WHITE that
he is now ready to divide deliver, and pay over, the
estate OF his testator to all persons whom the same
may be due by the will of the deceased.
Legatees other States will please make applica-
tion as early possible.
LEROY R. MITCHELL, Executor.
Nash County, March 18Th, 1S43 440-St.
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N EPTGNE DEPOT!-Just received this
~ morning lot of Smooth-< kinned Mercer or North
ern POTATOES, of the blue and yellow kind for
sale by The Barrel Bushe and Peck. at the .DEpoT
nearly opposite The Post Office nexrGoor to F1ypLArER's
corner JOHN WILSON.
&c J. W. still continues TO serve the citizens and
the IHhabtants of the surrounding country with fresh
OYSTERS and fresh FISH, direct in rwenty-sIx hours
from Norfolk.
Raleigh, Feb. 90, 1913. 435tf
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M R. 10. s. FENDER, of N. Carolina. bov.
NA ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect.
ing himself in his profession is prepared to exc
cute PORTRAfTS, MINIATURES or HISTORICAL
FAINIlNG. Those wishing 10 avail themselves of
his professional services, requested to call at his
areiiIer, IN the old Secretary building where sneci
mems OF his execution may be seen.
Feb. %, 1S4S. A2A.,f
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Tomb Stones and Head stones,
RBLE AND GRANITE.


And granite work of all kinds of different sizes and
prices. Also, brick and plaster work. stone masonry
whIie'washing, &c. &c. done by the subscriber
All communications from abroad, post paid, will be
WILLIAM STRONACH
hateisn' May II, 1912. 393.l2mo-y p.
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TEHKE SUBSCR REBEde offers his Sorv7.
"a vices 20 The Public an Agent to buy or sell
Bank or other Stocks Pubic SECURITIES IN NorIb
Carolina. His charge will be one rer cent ON the
mount bough sold. d. W. STONE
Raleigh, Oct. ii, ISL 3T7lEy =.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
AND A DISCOVERY IN tn
BUSINESS.

AND DISCOVERH in THE NEWSPAPER
BUSINESS.
A most impoltan and invaluable discovery bosk.
made by gentleman of this CITY, by which norON0 ,e0
pers may be printed in their present form, and s
same time capable of being converted al pIeasute ;
"a Magazine form, for preservation. u"
This grand improvement, which is destined to firm
a in the business efecIing an entire rerO,
tIon IN the art OF printing mammoth newspapers will
be introduced, by permission OF The paienee in,o rt
PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY MUSEUM, commsr
eng la May next.
In announcing to the friends of the newspaner rr,..
throughout the country, discovery which will ada
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OF the SATURDAY MUSEUM. have, also, the proud S.m
faction OF announcing The complete and trlumpbar,
success of their new Family NerSpaper. The Gher'
patronage already secured for this new and popular %
terrrise, has not only surpassed The most san guine e
P:ctall0nS, but is entirely unprecedented.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MUSEUM
"THE MUSEUM" is fairly an6 firmly establish
ed, that we feel warranted in making some verv rT
tensIve and important improvements By the frs, If
May, we shall have completed al! our arrangements
We shall have, in the frsI place. beautiful ceal and
bold type-ln the second, superb smooth and white
paper in third place, We shall make ingenious and
novel change in The arrangement OF the maiter-n The
fourth place. shall increase our corps of conrribu
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which are now exciting unexam JIed interest,"
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improvements in contemplation, 1t remains be ,esn
whether we do not amply fulfil orr determination Of
mailing The rrry hest ne'rSpnpey in america.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF N

Branncck & WooIlen,
J. & r. Sloan,
James Bronnock,
HaTgrave, Gather & Co.
Jenkins & Biles,
J. NJ. A. Drake.
Price, Dickinson & Co.
James R. Callum,
S. Perry,
c. c. Henderson,
B. Oates,
J. F. & c. Phifer,
James J. Storne.
Raleigh, July 9th. 1912.
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ed 10y ieIdm ana Cotes, in the employ OF
bol Spain, in 1884. torly-ihree years before
Drake made his appearance IN hose sea-.
The ground upon which this English Of
icrr land claim to the discovery. was m
ignorant belief tina, it was an Sinnd. srper
a'ed entirely from the main a ID by part
of the Pacific ocean, which he called
Mare Vermgio." II Drake, instead OF
going through a ridiculous ceremony.
which he exnllngly describes, of taking
formal surrender to Eng land OF the In
dian crown from some ignorant natives,
whose language he did not understand.
and of sticking up the arms of Great Br-
tain upon a territory which ever had hfen
and ever has been acknow edged to belong
to the SpaGiards. had taken ordinary pains
To u, dersland The crunuy, he would have
found that his New Albion" was no is
land at aII-lhat his northern point "l This
| -land was meme other than the continent.
al Cape Blaurn o. thu Spanish DISCOVERIES.
situate in California. aud that his new
: VI Vrrrrgl o was OIL the Gull OF
California;" winch al H. llt adj, IN lat. 81.
,rceives the 'oh"radn, aud not IA strait
al the sea, extending from the rrnplc Of
Cancer To LAT. 50. as he supposed. |
have IN my possession naI'' published
| in London in l606;eigh,y- Yeas a ler
his pretended discovery "I Sir Francis
Ilrak ~ herein all the laud ON this coast.
north Of lat 400. j. marked as "I'errO
BorroHS jncogWta,h which map never
could have b en- published in England. al
that time, il SIR F. Drake had Prev, IT,
iv discovered Oregon Ter'rory.-I,
ii not ridiculous for England tn lay claim
To Oregon under such II discovery, when
they are obliged 10 admit. from brakes
own e ni's>i"ns. that he knew nothing al
he coast berond lat. 3S'. and Oregon
Territory commences al 420?
(To be Concluded.)
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of year. "De,rlore, Mas Tom, can't
but 'cIude wib Pete Johnsing, dat de more
you has oh some llngs, de vuss You /,
off jest like de Reherened Bill Busting
told dem gals what plals dem horns on
der hair, de, 're comm under de dreadful
'nunciallnn oh "seben heads and 'lebtn
horns. Yah! yah! 'spose him mean.
leddcn horns; cause dey does put led on
'tm.
Sam, mind your work-shovel away
! always the ughl you something Of all
original"
swell cnss me ip originated dat, Mas
Tom,- cause when | wokedup dis morn
in,' dare Vas dat ldear slirkin' in my
head; am knows no more dan child
What's horn'd, how him get dare. widnur
On debll pnt Il care wen ] was Sleep
same like hrode:. BnSlin" tell dar D"cla
Ahram Iaike sa> dr. d b pu InlIe piece
"b apple IN ont gal m",nI,, name Ehe;
wen she va lynn sleep under de apple
tee date ''and partly h'lithe II l"")
and che since dat. drv do say. him been
ewynin about roarn' like woods hull.
aud PUTIN oh Idear> where dey oughI'nl
T. be put, 1la.' hlm.''
SAN. v.'u he ievr that, d" ,ou"
Yes. Cause de preacher say 50.
ana had bligr to-"
That's right. So do l."
SCRAGGS
Memphis, Tenn. OCT. 43
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From the Baltimore AmericaS.
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH

Mes rs Ediors:-l notice with feelings
of sincere delight, that the Post Ma''er'
General has suspended he 'an-p"rlat'"n
of Sabbath mail ON romres amounting ID
10000 miles .-Alsn that the 5 "ckh"lders
Of the Hartford aud New Haven Rail Road
Co. have unanimously passed the follow
ing resrlulion-viz:
RcSolred, THAI HE Directors OF the
Hartford and New II.v IN ka' Road 90.
br requested To confer with The Postmaster
Gene,al ON The sui jecl "t the present Con-
tract for carrying The mail, and urge i''e
prnpripiy Of 80 altering SAID c"n'rar'. mat
the road shall not I've used on lhr Sbhad'h'
Also that a Convention has a'rn he'd
in New Jersey, Composed "i hes 0rS' ana
rises men. 10 adopt measures I" hr''s
about IL >lirler observance OF the oAbpalh
within her b ,iders'
And also tina: measures have heen taken
in CIa lesion, S. &. to secure The same
60, d end.
Now my object in thus taxing you is
to suggest The vr prrt, t., hnlG'u!a SINH.
lar rnnvrn'luu IN 90, cliv. {" h" cnnpr~ed
of dtlela>t- from ihr WhrI. ) ate I'll Nary
land AID the I,i,t'lrr Of C"Iumh}a. o SIT
al an rarlv CAV in orde lnai they may
present the subject to lhr community. i'll
such lghr a. viii. under t'', lead them
t s.Rpm"mber the 5 hhath day 10 keep
-,
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A 1ani.ee in Wainc Street,

~ calculate conldn't drive trade with
Won t" day ;" said true specimen of the
Yankee pcdlar. as he stood al the door
"l merchant III Nlaine-slreet.
81 calculate YOU calculate about right
Tor You cannol," was the snrerlng reilly.
"WaF guess You needn't get hnf1y
about ii. NV hers dozen real genuine
az"r srrnp-, worth lwr dollars aud a half
You ma, have 'em for two d"lIar,n
u tell you. don'l want any of your
Ia-I,; $" you had better he g"lng.''
"WaI now, ! declare. TT brl Won five
l"ll. rs II y"n make me All oiIr for Them
are sn"ps. ven have uade ,c,.'
"Done! replied the merchau,, placing
The none in the hands of by stan,lpr.
The Yankee ,iepo>re'l The liulc sum
when the merchant otle ed hm a picayuns
for the sn"ps.
"Thev're yonrn." said The Yankee, az
he qneIv frb'd the stakes. "Bn,,' he
added. with great apparent honesty ~
calculate "A j"ke'>a joke. aud if Won don't
want them >lrnps. I'll trade back.'
The merchants count euauce brighten
ell - You are not so bad Chap, after
all; 'e'e are your slr"ps, give me the
r,oe
II here it is" said the Yankee. as he
rec ived the Slrnps ana passed over the
,Ira,uue. A traces a lradp-and new
You're ide awake in rrns>t" guess ,
u"x, me N"u Hde Wlh vat are nc. vuu |
de- ceilp heilrl than 10 bay rag VI strops.
A. d away walked TIE ncddler with hi.
~'r"ps ~ wager, AMID ~. shouts Of the
laugh. croWd.-Si. Louis .lerisl.
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MISt ELLANEOU 5.
(W1itten For the Cecil Whig.)
A SKA R.Ef III.

"Mas' Tom.7
"Nhat."
"l"dd, day, when helped You TO
idea b III putin stap "her dat Young
boss iump. ,"ktep hun down l,"u klck
IN III de shafts, want know wal w,
medned " hen You said, "Tuo h, ads i.
bener dai. oi t2''
"Nhy, OF c"u,se. mean, what said
"Ah. dat Isl il: bun da, whal want t.,
find cut. want to know il you gwvorn
To suck 10 da' p.r>ni"n. an il y"u ink
You able I" make dal pea ~
Nv h, certainty. Sam, YOU black dulr-
G"n1 YOU STE the necessity of The hing!
III, farce al II ln,an"
"N' II. Mas Tom. you doe, know de-
blilsh eighI II dem books: but tinkS vn,
al"t got theryllng "by heart" right, out
oh b." k.'
"Nhy so?'
"Dere now-hear him WHY 'cau.r
links good deal must pend 'pon de rrnle
oh dt tng-daI l.. it must pend on de
guilty ID dem heatls;-ior, alduugh Pete
J"hnsng 'mI,ed de force oh de Tin.
Wdda CAV when he got him h al cut, AZ d
rta'ed Gai pelsIll"n Il HIM he say
'San, ." way. you re dun ionl-,ial'e
"hne people talk ,"u taIkn' now bu,
does YOU ,lnk YOU can dIs>ua g me IL
b'Ilebe i'?--What! Two cut head bruer
dan "ne?-Pshaw' nigga. jest as soon
b'llebe dat two mash thumb is better dar
one, 10 pick chesnu. out ob burr, dis Tint
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POETRY.
Written For the Cecil Whig.)
The ''StiIl Small Voice."
BY RUDOLPH.

I.
There is ''voice" in childhoods mirth,
Ofjoyousness and glee,
A voice which ever did give birth
To Z adsome thoughts in me.
Where are the merry notes which then
In playful rapture sprung,
From breasts which now belong to men,
Who erst were gly,-were young
Those joyous notes, III age are hushed,
BY cares uprooled, they,
By EVIL passions too, are crushed,
No more TO cheer our way.
".
There is Il ''voicc" in sirlhood's days,
Which nothing can supply
A voice too, IN mother. praise,
We think vi till We die.
v.
But, there is yet "a still small roics,"
Which, III onr tIodUlcs speaks,-
And BIDS The mourner sllll rejoice,
lts! heals the heart that breaks.
vi.
Twas with the prophet at the cave,
When almost broken-hcarlcd,
Dcsponding, there, he sought gravel
Ii called Gods servant started,
And, I'm a mantle wrapped his FACET
And TODD in meekncss there
There did the Tshbite's spirit trace
That voice." that Gains all fe r.
Win.
1t was not III the earthquakes" roar
Nor. in its awful shocks:
Nor, in that "wind" which came before,
Ana rent the solid rocks.'t
TX.
Nor, in that "fre," which there prevailed,
Was heard that "slrl SIN II voice.
But, whilst the rocks and mountains quulod
1t bade the seer rejoice!
Twas this mysterious "vuice" which led
The sage 10 Cherith' books
And thence to Zarrphath lie fed
His hiding ttace forsooh.T
Twas this when at Z irephlt,'s gate,
His weary head he leant,
And mourncd his faint, his low estate,
Zareph tins widow sent.
XII.
And hen her child fell sick and died,
That messenger Of peace,
That still small voice'-tiiat heavily guide
Babe Death the child release.
XIII.
Thus, we may all perceive in this
"Sull' monitor OF man,
A promise oIonr future bliss,
AS tn end Of COPS great plan.
XIV.
Then, courage, thou responding one;
On Cop, thy + lind, rely
Say with his Son,-"thy Will be DONE"
And mount WITH HIM Oh high.
Memphis, October. '43.
'Eljah-l Kings, XIX,4. III. s.. rs.
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Doing sIusincSS.-The number

of strangers arrived at Barnum's City no
'el. Baltimore. during the mouths OF Au-
gus; and September, was 1922. 50 arri-
we'd on ole day.
lanes 0 Law, ESq has been nominate
cd for MAYOR by the Wings OF Baltimore
We hope to SIC him elected.
John Vansan'. Esq. has accepted the
appointment OF Naval Officer al Baltimore,
in place Of Dadnev S. Carr. who has been
sent by Tl Ter Minister to Turkey.
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'ElJAh-l. Kings, XIX,4. I'll. s.. rs.
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SORROW FOR TIE DEPARTED.
From the Lady's Garland.

From the Lady's Garland
did not know till she was lost,
How much she was beloved;
She knows it in that better world
TO which she is removed.
feel as if she had only sought,
Again her native skies,
look uppn the heavens, and seem
I" m, ct her angel eyes.
Pny, and love. and gentle thoughts,
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That now is left behind.
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TIN NE 5ss,S.

The burning of the u S ST amer Missouri =.
" as occasinned BY the b.eaking al Il d"ml-
john containing spirits Of lnrpenlI G.
Which ran down III ough the vessel unrG
it reachead the fire III The engineers room
The Tyler grippe is prevailing among
the Indians west Of the Mississippi!
During the last week in September
IS. 527 bis. Of flour and 5,363 bus Nhr,
arrived al Albany. equal to 6G,5J0 b..
ut flour. Dung the same week loco
bis. arrived at West Troy, making 'h'
enormous aggregate of 10000 barrels.
TYLER has been swteI ig the Wings
out of The custom house al Boston. Go
it, John,
In the river ahove ST.. Louis. 50 steam
boats are constantly engaged in trade
amd this iactn observes the S.. Louis Re-
publican, 'may serve to convey some idea
of what the trade will be when the vast
regions above are populated, and ,hti'
Iull resources drawn out by the industry
OF our enterprlsing people"
Locofoco T"ijng-1'Ee grand jury oi
Scott county. KY. have indicted 80 men
for voting illegally in favor Of young
Robert WickIifle.
There were exported from ST.. Louis
during he z months ending the l2'h of
August last 39S.2l3 pigs OF lead, l3,49S
hhds. Tobacco, 30,097 bis. pork, 27,GSS
sacks corn, SS,393 bis flour, and 1869
bis hemp.
The commander of the ill-fated Mis-
souri,, had chartered a vessel, TO bring
home Tie crew, and the guns, anchors, Sc.
saved from The wreck.
Nathaniel Greene has been appointed
post master at Boston, in place OF G. W
Gordon, who goes consul To klo. lie ia
metro.
EOREEGN.-The Gral Western
arrived al New Y ok on Saturday NOR
mIug, with 4 day later news. Queen Vic.
'"rIa was on IA viii To kmg Leopold and
his queen. Tue Repeal movement is sui
progle~ ing in Leland. There is a slight
advance IN the price Of grain in England.
owing 10 The heat crop not turning on,
AS well as was expected. France is fitting
"ur mission to China. The Turks had
invaded the country of the HISTORIAN
Christians, and massacred many of the
"eopIe,
Cap Newman of the Missouri is said
It" have always been all unlucky fellow.
tie commanded TIT War Sramcr + hon
hat blew up at the Navy Var a, B, ooky ~
,uce which a vessel unGer his cha ge
was wrecked.
A powder mill near Cat,kill, N. J. con-
alnlng 300 kegs of pow der bic up "r
tie hius,. There were persons in, it
all Of whom we're blown 10 atoms.
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Editor hould be post paid.
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sni6;4, IA formal cession OF tie v ole eIito-
ny was n.aue by Holland aud Great Britain.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Midshipman Samuel Wilcox, 10 the Deea
lur
Master 4. Brownell, TO the Navy Yard al
Washington.
Lieutenant William l.. Maury, order to the
Blinbridge revoked.
Midshipman William K. Hopkins, leave one
month.
lst Assistant Engineer Hiram Sanford, TO
the Missouri.
Isl Assistant Engineer William Scott, TO the
Missouri.
I'd Assistant Engineer J. S. Rutherford, 10
the Missouri.
"a Assistant Engineer A. S. Palmer TO the
Missouri.
Sd Assistant Engineer John Gaaher, TO tn
Missouri.
Sd Assistant E gneer John Serro, to the
Missouri.
lst Assistant Engineer Henry Hunt, TO the
Missouri.
3 Assistant Engineer n. c. Davis, TO the
Missouri.