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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
GRAND CAPITAL OF
eI00,OOO-also, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
And $50 prizes of 81 ooo
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongala Academy,
Class ID, for 1850.
To Alexandria, Va Saturday, April 81 1850,
the superintendence OF commissioners.
j. w. MAURY CO., Managers.
rs number lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID scHKnK.
magnificent capital
splendid prize of........................ $1,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
do.......................... 10000
do...... lo,Uw
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ll,S55
30 do............................,... 5000
$50 do lowest thrce-number pzes) 1900
65 500
% wv
% w
65 do............................ 100
9slo do...... ~
E,ofu do.... W
Tickets s4o-Halvcs s2o-ouarters sio-Eighths S.
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follows;
certificate Of package Of 20 whole tickets $500 90
Do do OF % halves $50 90
Do do OF % las 90
DO do of26 eighths do 81 50
certificate OF package Of
over 2 neu that may be drawn BY the tickets named
Certificates egbs
This splendid scheme OF the drawn
United states and well worthy
The prize be drawn n having
three Of the drawn numbers is 81 600.
Orders Tickets
above magnificent scheme promptly attended TO,
account ofthe drawing win be Immediately aer k
all who may order tickets from
Address J. 4 @. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-d&cihd Alexandria, Virginia.
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o-~, FOR NORFOLK.--The Oscooa having
undergone thorough repairs, has resumed her
the above place, leaving Washington, every Thursday
o'clock Returning Friday
touching Gone river and the usual landings the Potomac
Passage and fare, s.
Z sSlZ-.krOR BALTIMORE--The osceoa leaves WISH
for Baltimore every Sunday nj O'Clock,
Returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday O'Clock, touch
going and Lecnadown Gone river and the usual
JAMES MITCHELL.
Mar oo--dfw. a3
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The question on the resolution having been put it was
unanimously agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. STRONG, the above report and res
outon with the evidence submitted herewith were or
dered to be printed
And then, on motion. the House adjourned
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Read the following from

New Oil ans, 30, 10, 1919.
Nests. Sands --Genllcmen,-I take the lib
c,ly Of sending YOU e letter which may be Of use
Ia ihu.e who ave suffering a | have done. ! re-
cei,ed gteai benefit lrori your Sarsaparilla, hay
my been cured Of a malAdy after suffering siN
Years. hereby cheerful, certify to the good cl-
feet Of your medicine, and hope Goodwill reward
you Tor all the good you have done. chronic
cough had tormcnlcd me day and night, and re-
9ealcd attacks Of fever induced me To believe that
| shnull die Of consumption. One day. while
suffering u violent attack Of burning fever, a
friend persuaded me to ny yor Incompatible
mcdicIns, but 10 iell the ruth lh,d 10 confidence
in II. finally Purchased bottle, and hy lis usc
and hy the help Of Col, ! was restored 10 tea
heal h Than had enjoyed for siN wears mn
but hrrs the author Of this admirable medicine.
With great respect, am, gentlemen,
Aour Obrdicnt SERVANT
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OVER WllELMING

Mert haus and those Of every station name ant
d,gree among nkind-all of which, without nne d-
scuine objection, pronounce This Ointment o. be- GOOD
day hy day q unnbtmsiyrly extends is sphtfc
action along the butdefsof our vast country, and is c-
cuasd throughout it, extent, new evidences Of lis
en- and pruns OF it, efficacy cnntnuailr teNcl
oprd. Three millions Of hoNes IRE applied 10 distls,
Widil the last nur yeais has established the astounding
fact, beyond the p'werot Cgv, cHntradc tom tina
its lNFALLlBLE In the cure of an Tumurs, Ulcesl
sores Buns Ieiier. Piles. sciniula Eiysip las, Chi
hlains, Sraid Head Soir Eyes, Cumsy, Group Rhcu
mati-n, Broken Breast Aguo la The lac Cons, &c.-
II completely rrsiures ,the iNsrNstHLr fERsnRAriuN,
and by This means opens tnse avenues by which hauu
intended la rXpel the morbid matter oi The hndi-lhu-
Is the system rlcaustd, The blood Iufed aud tc health
o, stored.
Mhulesnle and Retail AT the Grand Depot, lii FUL
TON Street. kew-Nofk mud by all Druggists Though
Ion IA Fuion-si., y. \.
AGESTs Middlebny. VIM r. Russrl and : Mood,
Bristol ). d. Aecdham, Ofwcll, Caun 4 Wight Yer
gonnes +. Huntington, and w &. spmeue,
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

have hecn reported 20 DR. CHrisru AMI his Agent
within the last two years which have been enuiel,
restored
CO.. C,r AsnrrwJ Tovf- Of Brooklyn \ Y. had
not been able 20 ws step for near four years ami was
80 helpless tt he had 10 he fed The most celebrated
rl,.ici4us gave linn up Ia i've days after he com
mcucel WEAVING the G.t,ANc Bttr, NrrEiAcr, sNr
B,trti Ae walked acra he runn. aud in three weeks
. seKcut, wear, nl age.
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Ibr,licnt servant,
BERMlN GROUPAS .
"TRUruIssrRANGER TucN FICTION

new bulhAm, N, j., June ~, ioiJ.
Arssrs. Srnds-Gentlrnen,- My wife sulicre
with distress aud burning in her chest for man
Years, aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with humor in her blood We consulle
various physicians, aud tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we hea d., throug
Rev Thomas Davis, Of the great medical lue o
Sands Sarsaparlla. On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided on trying it, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh-
rer's kin assumed anew appearance entirely
from being .ough, hard, aud sealy, il became
smoolhe and soft. My wiie's suilerings are al
most gone. and its use short time longer, il is
my firm belief viii produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
q. 5. lIENDRICkSON,
Pastor of he Baptist Church, AT the
English Neighborhood
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A..
II. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
sFulIon.st., corner Of William, New York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the uuited
States and Canadas. Price 81 yer boltici six
bottles for So
For sale by T.. ID. WHEELoCK, Middle
bury, VI. :. Jan
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PROF. MANDEVILLE'S
READIN BOO X 5.
D. Appleton & Co, 200 Broadway, N. Y

These Books are recommended 10y the high
eat authority, in New England and the Middle
States, as superior 10 any Others for teaching
scholars to read with ease, vgor and uniform
correctness They are adopted in the tef a.
catlemies in Vermont, and are recommended for
the common schools, in several OF the counties.
They are being generally adoptedin Maine and
several other States.
Fon SALE at the Principal bookstores in
Vermont.
Schools, towns and counties will be supplied
on very reasonable terms.
For particulars, or supplies address w. NJ
HATCH Montpelier, VI. 26if
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GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.

CLARIONET REEDS. Violins and Bow
" Also Bass VOL and Violin Strings, Peg
Tia Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
May rs. +. G. MAYO.
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Carpeting.
Ladies, you will find at the

MASONIC IIALL hIUfE,
Prints and Beached Cottons, at G ! &c
Ginghans, fast colors. ~ l2c
Real Bufl.,lo Combs, 5Sc
also, Ladies and Misses RubLers,
Oct. Il. Il. BEChWlIll 4 Co.
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
Just North of IIoratio Seymour's. in the Village
of Mildlchury, with good Garden spot and
Barn and Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Wcybridge Street, nest north of
Hairs corner, with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying pria
cipally in Granville, Addison County,-a large
portion of the above well covered with timber,
and many good lots for sctt ing.
The above property belongs to person re-
in the City Of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms of payment.
Inquire Of the subscribers.
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlcbury, May %, 1850.
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Cologne.

4 SUPERIOR article, at only 81 cents a pin
Also Farinas Cologne, for sale at the Dru
Store of II. \. SHELDON.
Nov. -.
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TESTIMONIES

OVER haifa million
testimonies have betntt
ccitri by tlr Proprietor
of MAtlSTER'S All
ilEALiNGOlNTNINI
, ON Physicians lhr mo.
ki'lul and rsl.hfafrl
. RIM Couusrliors team
/ the Law, nom Iuisr
4 cciehriiy ON lllr Bench
ram Ministers pilhe Co.
e, who undertaking %.
tcgriiy have made then
shining lights In the naii
o. truth, from ouilehi,u
cd Professors, from aruii
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For sale N
authorized Agent, Dr.. W. T, RUS stI IN
yy authorized Agents in ilcTi'l''if'nvr'
The State loly.
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Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts latest fasl
on for sale by T. BECKWITH
Dee. 2, 1919
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BEWARE or COUNrERFEITs
THIS medicine has aaiuei hat high character whir,
necessary lr all medicines attain To induce ,u.
ierteers In put nri spurious article AZ the risk oi
he lives of those who are innocenily deceived
LOOK WELL TO the MARKS OF THR
GENUINE.
They have the written signature nc. NJ. JACKSON
uInn the Wrapper and The name blown in the bottle
u without " hch They ate spurious. %
For sale, wholesale aud retail AT the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 100 ARCH Street. one dor below sixth nuio n
2ss I, zee secf) Philadelphia mud by respectable deal
efs generally throughout the country.
Also. for sale BY DIR W. Il Russell ID ug-
Sist, Middlehuy, W. l2ly
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Q- BsWais ef CounieJeiis and Harihisss iniia'ioni
d. @. MOREHEAD, M. d..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STAT 5,
1872 broadway, New hofh'
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1o Tz4g EU1 LIC.
rn' pHii. hereby ii.i % ihit tic pr,prrnt ON ~
e. , a,,,ua- Dr.. s. P. TOWNSEND COM
'oUNO EXTRAcT o. sARsAPARlLLA, is now
l.oH .riu.a uua,r wy direction and sucig-on from
-ial' rcc poo oa.ain.i from nr r. 9o'7-'ui; and
c.e.y iai ID i- conpo-i oi Ingredients PURELY
s6GETABLE aad WITHOUT MERCURY; nut
-1fatf. a-r.i..nis ar. iudicuus'y compounded 50 ~
i,l.t.. 'fsnt ti,n i'Hir greatest medicinal fret
JAMES -. NsssLTOH, H.D.,
C.rHi,i.
nn =. p. r0WN~CND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
tl-ArAflllA hl- reputation among a.. civilized Ma
iu- r- D'tf pr.uarlion lor
RENaTATlYG AiD PURIFYING The ELO0D
h.h ,.nro ins ever Off roi 50 In this side. ~
cCullAN ENCEI LEHCi, and TO this is due It's wonID-
-rnr nrNorN.
Il cant.us 40 'he vr-cthlr priu pl- which experience
proved useful in CLEARING the SYSTEM from Dis
:~l.c>'ri.i.d ul combined with the highest skill which
rr firtn, MS of modern chemistry enable Us to employ.
Whatever may %. siii ly mortified competitors sPe-
d. rhy-ieian- the iact Tint this medrinr is EVERY
where Used and that s crcr,'eS increased de-
li shows rcly that possesses medicinal merits
trt ar-t Drl.-.
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No l2O Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Th'r Poirr orcr In otore dtseoMsfS mt crfll.
Lcd y fqaqY'a, by any ot3cr pupqraiioa m n,
tht'a Staf'S, 0Sthc caT attS 81, ~ Aoag c0y,SaL
IM'Vm ptHsiioaS hod ioi,e.
These Biucrs are worthy The attention Of in,a-
MS. Possessing great virtues in Decentralization
81 diseases of the Liver and lesser glands. cNcrci-
sing the most srhrehing powers in week.-mrs.. aud
"lr'il"ns OF the digestive organs, they are Withd,
safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The Hon Charles ID. lincinc, Editor Of the
" CAMDEN DEMocWAr," the best paper in " 6,
Jersey, saws, Jull y -
liOOFLAND'S GERIiN BlT'TTRS.
We have seen Many iMtrrug nutcc. Of TIL,
medicine, aud the source from which the, came. in
l''red ~ to make inquiry respecting It's merits
FROM Inquiry we were pursmdud to use it. an,
must say wc found It specific in IL action upnl
diseases of the liver and digestive organs, and the
powerful influence it cNetfs upon nervous prosia
ton really surprising. Il Gains aud strength cni
the nerves, bringing them into state OF Iepusc
making sleep refreshing.
" II thus medicine were more generally used ~,
are sat sicd there would be les sickness MS from
The stomach, liver and nervous system the arca
najriiiy of real AMI imaginary diseases oni,natc
lave them in a health, condition, and Won cni
bid defiance 10 cpilcmics generally Thi- cNua
| ordinary medicine We would advise our friend
who are at all indisposcd 10 give q trial-ii vii
then recommend Itself 1t should. IN fact. be- IL
very amiiy. No other medicine can produc,
such evidences Of merit
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DR.. CHRIsTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found o vast service 10 cases of tony Visions or Fits
Spa,mollc Cong lainis and general Nervous Affections
ol the Head and upper cNtrcmites Also IN Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency Of
power Nervous Energy IA the limbs or other organs
Of the holy
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and ogonifing complaints are immsSi
afsu tslirtti q, the application of the GsiNAvc BFiT
Ntcxr,cr ASH Fun. The Belt diuses the Electricity
through hc system the Necklace has local effect ana
distressing Affections tie application NEVER FAILS.
N7- Many hundred Certificates from ell parts of the
country of the most extraordinary character can be
given, II required
M No trouble or inconvenience attends the use OF
DRr CHRISTIE'S G.fLT.3NTC .iRIICLES and they
NAV be worn BY the most feeble and delicate with per
feci ease and safety In many the sensation at
tending their is highly pleasant aud agrssebie. They
can be sent To any part Of the country.
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

fIy- The articles accompanied by NIL and plan
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be ha'
OF the authorized Agent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-19


CoUNcIL OF SraTE.-The Council of State, in pur-
spanee of the call Of Gov Manly assembled in this
City the 9Th instant when the following members
were present: A S. Erwin, of Mcdowell; Thns. A.
Allison, of Iredell John WinsIow Of Cumberland; ;
Mt. Green, of Warren; E. Bond, Of BERTHE county
a. S. Erwin was appointed President Of the body,
in room of Col. Joshua Tayloe, resigned, Sc
The following gentlemen have been selected at the
nomination of the Governor and BY consent Of the
Council to constitute the Board Of Internal Improve
ment VIZ DR.. F. J, Hill, of Brunswick, and CALVIN
Graves, Of Caswell county Rate;gh Register.
BANK DIvIDENDs.-The Bank of Cape Fear has
declared semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent pay
able on and after the 1st of May prox - ~ +.
WEST PoINT. The bill for the Military Academy,
reported by the Committee of Ways and Means, in
the House, appropriates $685. 500 Al for the next ifs
cal year. ..ss5ssstzs
Commerce OF N. YoRK.-Two hundred and TWEEN
tythree vessels of all classes arrived at New York
last week. The vessels are valued at $3,126,O00,
and the cargoes at So 621 900. s@z 80 ssN $50
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County Convention.

The following preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted at the meeting of the Democratic
party of New Hanover county, held at the Court
House in Wilmington, on the 18th of March, 1850:
WHEREAS, there exists in the former delegation
OF New Hanover county in the Legislature of this State and
Whereas has heretofore been the of Democrat
&c party Hanover county hold county conventions
for the purpose of selecting suitable county candidates.
also with view to perfect organization the party
in said county be it therefore &
Resolved That portion of the democratic citizens
New Hanover county public meeting assembled respect
fully recommend that county convention be held at VIII
mngton, on Tuesday of June Court next and
Be 1T further resolred, That respectfully suggest
democratic brethren of each Captains precinct
t the propriety of their sending three delegates each
of their respective PRECINCTS to said convention that
said convention have full authority nominate suitable
county candidates. to be voted for at the ensuing August
Election to fill the respective Offices for which they may
selected.
On motion,
Resolved That the preamble and resolutions recomen
ding county conventions be requested to be published in
the Journal, till the meeting of said convention.
WNd. S. LARKINS, Chm.
JOHN SHEPARD, Sec'y. = = q = p
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FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 1s, 1850

BAcoN-Norh Carolina Bacon continues arrive freely
market abundanty supplied, and dull at quotations Some
choice lots of HAMS in small parcels for family has been
sold from wagon at highest figure. Western Bacon scarce
and quotations at 81 cents per h. for Sides and Shout
ders. - re-
CoRN-One boat load from Bladen county, sold at 81 and
50 per 1900 bushels New River sold
at So cents per bushel.
CoFFEE-The stock in store il not heavy, and sales dull
Our quotations merely nominal. .f. Is q 5-a Es
FLoURFayetteyile sup Flour scarce, and sells readily
at $5a per Dbl. f,f 7as so qz..7..s I'D. rs,a4
LARDThe stock of Lard is still heavy and goes off slow
at u cents per h. - erode s3szs4 e=4r-5E lsaz5
LdaIE.-600 casks at 20 cents per cask. @ lsf fgsJ
DEMONSTRATING been done in River LUMBER since last
report 3e.s s.ga @xs. a1 81 inog ds h
Observation-Disclosures 55 hhds. tcrces and bbls from
Cuba portion which taken i9 cents per gal
on in lots of 10 hhdA H- 3H
Naval SroREs.-The receipts of Turpentne have been
light during the week. Theales comprise about or 2300
bbls at 81 90 81 for soft steady for hard per Dbl
Of $50 Disclosing yesterday evening highest figure No
sales odaymarkc bare during the forenoon Sales of
era lots Of Spirits Tpentae, at former quotations2ic
per gallon and 81 IS for bb retunabe Sales Of Com
(o 81 Rosm at 20 65c per bbl Sales Of Tar at 81
81 05--clOsing at 81 % per Dbl. zser $780, ,+x
HAY.-sacs Eastern Hay at 65 7o-New York So a Coo
per 100 lbs. J7r5 ~ ss.fesl. .f.sgs.s ST. g. AZ
TMBER.-Saes light. See table for prices. 81 81 -
SHINGLES, Nothing doing in Shingles.aqE 5ige 3 81
STAvEs-ll00 w. o. Barrel Slaves sold at Sl2 per NJ
5000 Ashe Slaves at IS per NJ and Ase Heading at 90 PEI
NJ. 5ssf5E ssssG szla ss .fs..r4ssgIt 5#E3s 49,
FREIGHTs-Without change since last Thursday - -
ExeHANGEBank rates for selling Exchange Norsherr
Cities per cent prem. fgasezea
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DIED.

In this town. on the 18th inst, JOHN JAMES, infant of
THOMAS and MARY c. CRAFT, aged about months.
In this town. the 18th inst, CAROLINE ANDERSON, in
daughter of RICHARD J. and ANN ELIZA JONES, aged
10 months and days.
In this town. on the 18th ins Mr. THOMAS DUNK, aged
about 40 years of the firm of j. & d. McRAE Co.
He a native of Ireland. 7l - &4z, -
In Fayetteville the 9Th inst, Miss MARY HENRY aged
78 years. -
In Cumberland county, Miss MARY McAIIsTER daughter
of A: McALssrER, SEN, aged about 80 years
In Chatham county, RoBr. PALMER Esq, in his 10th
year. tae5s
AtPittsborough, the 10Th ult Mrs EUpHEaIA HANKS,
wife of DIR. J. A HANKS of that place. ts-
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From the Raleigh standard.

John e. Calhoun
The following Lines lby WIN W Holden were suggest
ed on reading the extract given below from the oaen
eulogum delivered the House the character of Mr.
Calhoun, by Mr. Winthrop Of Massachusetts,: ee
navigator that it worth all the prvaton and perils
the great tn
southern hemisphere We imagine, then what would
be the emotions of those who have always enjoyed the gh
OF that magnificent umnary and who have taken their daily
ana their nightly direction from its reulgent it Wer
to be the emotions at this hour Of not few
honored friends and associates whom see around me- In
tude has been struck from our political armament Let
hope that it has only been transferred to and pure
foreyer!''
The voyager Or the Southern main,
w h1ch nightly flames 8 beyond the line
Nor deems the labor all in vain
Which brings him to that long sought shrine
The various tribes, in field by food,
Walk in its light when day is done;
And hail it in its high abode, @ r
Blest reflex of the absent SUM
In all their devious wanderings,
,. From dewy eve, through midnght.s reign, Is s.
1t guides them, till the Morning. wings
Shed sunlight DER the earth again.
What if the Cross its front should veil.
And, darkling, sink in Nights embrace
Nor other stars nor Sun could fill,
Or share its wondrous dwelling place.
Star of the South twas thus with thee!
To thee all eyes and hearts were turned;
As round thy path, from plain to sea, -
The glory of thy greatness burned.
Millions were drawn to thee and bound, tsf - g
By minds high mastery; millions hailed
In thee gude-star, and ns'er found
a ray in thee that waned or failed
Fixed that sign which hangs in Heaven;
Firm as the earth it shines upon
Pure the by light winds driven, ~
Vert thou, Columbias honored son ! lfi.4
No Nights embrace for thee nor pail 7e's rs.
But such mortal hand hath wrought:
81 THOU LIvEsT STILL in Mind-in all
That breathcs, or speaks lives in Thought.
Star of the South! thy beams are here
Here in this heart that weeps thy loss
Though hidden, thou art still a sphere,
Serene, refined from earthly dross, e.a
Eternal and intensely clear!
RALEIGH, April g. 1885,
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COUNTRY DEALERS and consumers will hnd al goods
IN lowest briees and Of the hest
quality He has all kinds Of ceterias for builders
Tools, complete and OF tbs very best
quality Blacksmith Tools. including Some superior Bel
lows Stocks and Diss Baranee Hoop rc6 aI its va
rietes: Nails Spikes, Bras, Tasks. So Splendid Pocket
Cutlery; Table Cutlery, including livery complete Shot
Guns Rifles Pistols, including Aliens A barrel
ins Sc All of the most useful articles for HqRekeepefs
amongst which will be found Ct the good old fasensd
Oven Lids Large Colrons scae holding sixty
gallons Some superior Needles, Tor
Tailors use Tailos Trimmers and Points superior Sc
ors, for Ladies also; extra Needles, for their espe-
eial use. i
Wilmington, April 10, 1850 s2-tf
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ExPouND1NG TIE LAVA scotchman called at
the house of Lawyer Fletcher, of Vermont, to con-
suit that legal gentleman professionally. g Is the
Squeer at home? he inquired of the lawyers lady,
who opened the door at his summons. He was an
swered negatively.
Disappointment was now added to the trials of
Scotas son but, after moments consideration, a
new thought relieved him Mebby yourself can
gle me the necessary information as weel as the
squeer, sein as ye're his wife,
The kind lady readily promised to do so, if on
learning the nature of his difficulty she found it in
her power and the other proceeded to state the
as follows:
"Spooze ye was an aud white NEAR and should
borry ye to gang to mill, grst yer back, an we
should get no farder than Stair Hill, when, all at
wonce, ye should back up and rear up, and pitch
up and kneel down backwards, and break yer dearn-
ed auld neck, who'd pay for ye? Not I-dearn me
if would ~ =sss
The lady snilingly told him, she closed the
door, that he had himself passed sentence on the
case advice would he entirely superAuous.