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THE WIND AND THB RAIN

. hN N.I IAlllN'1 hl ltIN .tiettA'' q '- ''i'''
/ air oNrlnI, near the equator. rise' 'nl runs
over towards either pole 10 two grand upper
currents, under which there flow irau north
ari south two jeluac, Of cader aIrtu o'cu7y
,hs space ,acaiel These currents do uo,
dow from dee north ahi dyn soaih, because
+ o., th- Earth rolls every day once rurul i..r'r
/ from ues, 20 east, air that As' arIu.rd slow
movement a, the poles, God, tho E'obs'ryeI.
ing 100 la,' oritatihc cl.hi1r ,ai .s ol'.r.
"a, therefore, TO drop mofs Pod u.. hhIul.
+ Thecgrrcrt from ii.i uoui becomes r1IIf.
east wind bot tLli from 'f0.'h i. rH lrr
r1uth. b1t spuil.,7st Z q. ,s1.'ar. rr..
slant, vtrrr there j. 90 luc1l 'rrrFrrrrc.
within abou, tNclty.rgh, dcrr ou each
side of the equator being, 'r flc' DO. uur'h.
rr., 'uI sou'h.rls, trade 0,ul', W., j.,
thry pot blow 90 ihcvay from pole tuinP,'
There, yuu hlyr 'br upper current r1 cuu.
slider. ihc hnl a,- that a,rrrIcd o., ihr rlns.
lor. ha, bcrnrrliuaI'y ran.ar. and becoming
therefore dru,rr-halvrr-a % rar over 'ho
clId current below. Tho r.II a.- Guu ihr
pulr. TOO. l7s been getting ua,mcr Therefore
lighter, on %, travel, 20 lhal .r temperate
climate, Go ab..a $500 br'nus. . l.r.nc,rl.,.
rmrh'r point b.,n.,n 'h. iao .uu..sv which
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heavier blow than be intended. Amid ih'
B. grief and CONSERVATION which followed thi.
discovery, the quick Imagination Of his VII,
suggested an cSpcdicnt Of safety, 4 buncl
Of Keys at the friar's rirjle caught her eve
Hastily unissleniug the ring. she gave III,
KEYS To her husband, eSclaiming-
For the hcly Virgins sake, be quick =
, One Of these KEYS doubtless unluCks the gate
= oflhe convent garden. Garry the body thi'h'
cr, and leave il amunr the ,rccs."
Martin Fnnc threw the dead body Of the
monk acrcss his shoulders, and with heavy
heart took the way to the abbey. II was a
clear, starry night; and though the moon had
not vet risen, her lrh, was 10 the sly, and
reflected down in a son twilight upon ,he
earth. Not a sound was heard through all
the long and solitary streets, save at intervals
the disian, Growing oC a cock, or the mclan-
chuly boot Of an owl from the lofty tower OF
the abbey. The silence weighed Ike au ac.
cusiur spirit upon he cuily conscience OF
Martin Franc. llc started a, the sound OF
h,s own breathing, as be- pauird under the
heavy burden Of the monks body and ii,
pcrchancc, bat fitted near him on droUsy
wings, be paused and h', heart brl, audIbly
,,,,t to-, ,,r,o,,b l,,r,rbr,I, ,bc r,rlrp
wall or ,hc abbey, opened thc pos,rm.galc
with the kcy. anI, heluue ,hr monk iuio The
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Meanwhile the times grew worse and
worse One family relic followed another
the last silkcn robe va, pawued, the las, sil-
.,er sPoon sold until a, length, poor Martin
Franc vas forced to drag The devil by the
iail;" in other words. terrory stared him full
IN the face. Bu, the fair Marguerite did mo-,
even then despair. 10 those lays belief 90
the immediate guardianship Of the saints was
much mory strong and prevalent than 10 these
lewd and degenerate times and as there
seemed no great probability Of improving
their condition by any lucky change which
could b. brourh, ahout by mere human arcn-
cy. she determined io TN what could be done
by iuirrcessiou with the pauon saiu, Of her
husband. Accordingly she repaired one even
ing TO the Abbey Of II. Auibo0y, ,o place a
,oti,, candle and otIcr her prayer at the altar,
which s,ooi boz the llulc ehaP-l dedicated Co
~ Mlrun.
Il was already ,uusy, when she reached the
church, aud Jirr r,rriur vf she virgin
haI commenced \ clvUd ct iuccusc holicj
before the altar of Naduun1, and the organ
rolled l,, deep melody aloog the dim arches
ih, church. Marguerite mingled With the
Luc,liur crowd, and repeated ,hc responses
BOO Iaua with as much devotion as The most
l,lmcd clerk OH convent. When the ser
,.rr was over. 50, rr7slrrJ to thr chapel oi
- Martin. and lighting her ,olI,c taper at
trr silver hur which burned before h. altar,
Lnr.t down ,r o. retired pau Of thc chapel.
land. v.,hir1r, iu her sycs, bc-oughilhe saint
frr a.I and protection. wh'r shc vas ihus
engaged. rhc church became gradually desert
,i. an .hs vas l,0 o.. .hc thought, alone
Bu, boz ibs. ,lr So, mistaken, ior when shc
ar-- Go depart, ,hs ror', figure OF frar Gu,
aa, suri.1. r'..r At hcr c'soW.
. "Cu.J r,san.. l.r Mauaru'., 7dh".
/" :, Martin has heard yvur payer, aud s.ni
ur Co relieve yoar poverty.
Then by tnr Virgin" replied ,he, " 'ho
-a.I ,a.u, b, ra, yrr H.r0a,og' ln tHr choice
..i l.s messenger,
Nn. runi v.!r, answered. uo n'N
urtat 100 aH..H,f hy ih.s a.1ar.wa, r'iH,
."lr ib. rUrr. ore c,.1, wt-t matter, %
oio 'hr messenger ua' H.. Nod 0"N a'. .'
Narur Irur these dave '
" %. u.',' w.Hr' Nrr-a.rl.. " a".
were hr l.rr, in.H u.i n.,d hns Nua
Iar'y u- ihr interest 500. su.. us. boo Mm
a.I U.. r..r o.t.."
%. ..s Jr.. ur arrH-. continued ''.
'nr " uHHsa.f a.'s "'"r'0 "ar e".
....,. ..I -H DO t1e srF hs ur.Hr.n. j
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:. G1 coon &C.
March, 1851.
Long s. Webb

a RE now Receiving large and Hrll sFieriej
I Siork Of Goods. sa.iillle I0E the SEEing sls.
SKINNER trade, whiSli ahey are anxious 10 dispose
Of ~ tie Incsi accommodating terms.
Their sioek consists in part u ihe following:
CLOTHS. q every color and quality.
cASSIMERES. blsck. Do<-skin and Fancy
calored.
IMEEDS. double and single with.
fESiLAGs. FigHred sllk. MsTseillss snI So.
an.
PRINTS. F,rnch. English snd American.
If;Eied LsNns, ranbIics and Maslins.
fFsnrh ard Ameliean Bingham.
lo.0ied AID Black Silks.
hsrsee De LxinsF.
Si.k Tissues. svry Enr.
Llsia Maria. nf.s slyle Six Goods.
JarOnei and Sxiss hnslins.
AieioEia Lawns. and Lace ca-es!s
Isdies' eoiorsj, Biask & White Kis Gloves
tseEt.s Do.
i.aaisS, Misscs. and cLi.dfe,a's Gotten Hose.
Gents breAn aud 6lsarlel {: DO.
sgiss ard CaE.iIic Eheiues and I.ssIlines.
IanChE oiled C"llars snd slceyes.
SIX. Linen. csn..''ir i co'iea andksrehie.s
t'F'An sfd ilsaelsd Sl.uiings. Se. DC.
l'adiss' aalhihs S.sors and sliJyfIs.
Girls ,sfs Bows aaass. ani C....','sen's Shoes.
sr''oal s. =. aHa s;o.i seiee,ian Of Aiisgsi
laEseGs Boe.s.
Zap and Letter Parcr. an Note Paper.
IH's'efes. aud Guil!ou's Si.ei Pens. &c.
Ha,s aid hornets.
Hardware and CUTLERY, Sc. &c.
March -. --c
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Book Agency.

THE EubsefihsF, having permanently lo'siee
Il himsslf h Hills5osaugh, UtieEs his sfItires
10 his firnis and ile PuliC IhIoRgho1i ne STATE
HAVING entered into aTanseu.euis VIA ls'se
Publishing Honses in Boston. New haiA: hieh-
nond. and chaFlez,an. and slsO engaged nc ser
rioes of an. Agent in New York 10 attend me
Trale Sales. be i nor prepared 10 sHeenis o..
deus ffosn a,Pnmer 10 LilgsEy q thoussnd
volumes; and almost any N0Ik Pubiished = Eng
lana az Ire Enied states viii he furnished 10 or
der. A large ass0rimeni Of Books kept On hand,
ana al orders fai.hfuIly snd Puneirally attended
"a. Osders are respectfully solicited. Ministers
and Teachers snpPlied - lihrral discount. ne
Eill furnish Theological. Literary. Scientific,
Tenpessnre and Miscellaneous wsrks q az
lisas No Trash viii l,s sOli. HeeiPscis, with
Inc ssss'sneesf active agents. 70 VIII; every eoui-
y n tie Stair.
SAMUEL PEARcE. Agent.
Hiiisio:OSsa. y. C., FEB. IS. lily
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me MOTHERS LAST LEssoS,

WIlyau p'Fa-r iearh me my verFe.
namna. and ,ien kiss me. and bid me
goal nssai:' sai.i liuls Roger l., a.
ls nfsned lbe g,'"I ard -Psfpstcsuiiausly
inls IL shalDi.er Of h.s ~isk n,n,heu; - 1
an ss.s sirs's.-bui 10 pnf las heard me
szy ms P:asffs.'
siEs. L. vas sery ll--indee,i. Ter
aiiendsnIs l,.iieErt her "a bg dying. She
sat PIoPped up unh her Pilio@s. end
siFpesiang loF b,eaih: hrr lips were hile;
her esss wele snpx,ng dull and glsz.d.
She aas widow. aud lnile Roger Mas
i,eI oniy--lier darling chill. Every n ia.
le hcl been in the habit of r,ming mo
her r0om and sitting IN her lap. ar 6neel.
ing D. her sis.e. whilst she repeated pas
Eagrs from Gnd's holy word. az ,el4,r.i ,,'
him siories OF the wise and good r,en spa
ken 81 in us pages.
/. Iiush!'' SAID lady who was watch
ing The bedside Of her couch. g inag
dear molher /. ino IN u hear You 10 night. =
As she said this she game forwaId. ard
Land her hand gently upon his arm. as il
che would lead him from The room. Rn.
ger began 70 SOB as il his hear, would
break.
81 eannoi 90 10 bed without saving ms
prayers-indeed cannot.
The ear Of the dying mother carghl
the sound. Although she had been near
by insensible to everything transporting
around her. The sob IL her darling arous.
ell her slnpor. and Turning Ia friend she
desired her to bring her lllls son and
lay him on her bosom. Her reques, wa,
grained. aud Tie child's rosy cheek an,
golden hair nestled beside The pale cold
face ef his dying mother.
Roger. my son. ms d1rlinc child.
said the dying woman. .repeai this yers,
alter me. and never. never forget Ill
|" when my father and mn,her forsake me
ihe Lord will lake me up" The chill.
repeated il two or three times distinctly
and said his lille prayer. Then he kis,
ed the cold. almost rigid features helor'
him, and weni quietly 10 his l,ille cauch
The next morning he souglii. rs usual
his mother, bul he faund her stiff an,
gold.
This was her LAST lessnn. lie has new
CT forgotten 1.-THE prrbahly never will
lie has grown 10 be man--s good man
and now occupies posi- Of hi,nor AM
profit in Massachusetts. l never coul,
look upon him willloul ,h;nking abnnl III,
faith 50 beautifully exhibited BY his tlyin,
mother.
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WHAT rs FAITH.

kind and iender.hesrled clergyman.
a"good silepherd' Of his furk. wa. one
day speaking OF that active, living faith,
which should Ut all times cheer iie SIN
cere followers Of Jesus. related To me an
ILLUSTRATORS lha! had just ucraned III hIs
family.
He had gone into The cellar. which IN
winler, was quite dars, ard entered by a
tap-dunr. A lille daughter, only t"uI
years old, was trying 10 fad HIN. and
came 10 The lrap'doo.. bnt on looking
down all was dark. and she called:
Are YOU down in Tie cellar, lalher!"
"Yes! would you like to come. Ma.
ryl"
Iii. darki canno, come down, falh.
err"
:" Well. nv daughter. ] am right below
you. and ! can see you. though you can.
not see me. and if you drop yourself will
catch You"
oh shall fall; can't see you, par
pa"
al know it. he answered. hut | am
really here. and you shall MOI Gall and hurt
yourself. If You will jump. | will catch
you saiely."
Little Mary strained her eyes to the nj
mosI; bui could catch no glimpse OF her
father. She hesiiaie,l, then advanced a
lilile further. then summoning all her re.
solution. she threw herself forward and
was received safely in her fathers arms.
a few days after. she discovered The cel-
lar door open. and surprising her iather 10
be there she called:
Shall come again. rapa!"
Yes, my dear. in mnuie," he re.
pied, and had just time 10 rea b his arms
towards her. when. in her childish glee.
she eel shouting into his arms; and clasp
ing his neck. SAID:
II knew, dear father. should MOI fall. "
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RHEUMATISM,
BRaNDRErn's PILLS.

Aneurism, or Enlargement Of he Heart, drte-
ries, Pies, dc. DC.
Sc the pills two or three times week in
~ doses sufficient to purge freely; and when a
paroxism comes on, fearless use of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectors
and stone in The gal-hlalder are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured by the use
, of Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured nv Bran
dreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be full; six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on in the treatment Of other diseases, it is
good sign; use nothing but the pills. and, as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma, con-
sumption. &C.. perseverance will he required with
the pills To effect a permanent cure. But any
other course will assure.ly bring on the poctoraI
affection.
Mcases Of Debility, Weakness. Musings, De-
clincs, or Consumption approaching, it will be
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going 10 bed next night two m;r..s;
do this alternately for three or four days 81 long
er; if no alteration takes place, thea increase a
pill each night until five Or six Ills are used then
decrease by one pill. down,c me pill Should any
feverish symptoms arise. then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this is done, the
patient may dro.. down 10 such doses as their
own judgmer., shall determine; being careful to
keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
arc rer.osed, SO vii! be their advancement to
sounl health.
DIR. Brandrsth's Principal Office. 24l Broad
way New York.
.T- Agents for The sale Of Braadreia's Pills:
D. Heartt. Hilsborough.
J. B. M'Dade. { hspel Hill.
G. A. Mchane, Mason Halt.
4. Mickle & Co, Binghsm's sshoes,
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Also. aa cssorilI!en, Of
REhDY.EkpE G OTalNG.

Al Of which have bscn purchased !, tie Eor!.
with Cash. and viii 5c sold easfy.
They have taken advantage u the si-.i 10 the
North 10 observe the Fashions. AND atc r'erasrd
10 make mp in the most iashinnsils stale s'.d IN
the best manner. any Of the above Goods. PEI
sons furnishing their own Cloth may he assured
that their work willie done in equally good st, a.
They take this occasion 10 renew the cspfes-
sian Of their thanks to their many customers for
their past literslity; and as they are detcrmin.
ed TO sell cheap, and % have iheiI work executed
in The best possible style, they hope for conii-
naance Of their fasors Their prices for wo.S
viii he reasonable and suited to the times.
April |. ~
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z a gle E oun'd r Y.
n-seWg s. WILLIAMSON,

&&ssNs
A RE- now prepared 10 10 al kinds Of Casting
"A in the very beat and nesieEt manner. hsS-
ing procured The services Of q Northern bred
woIl man, who stands seccnd 70 none in point Of
skill ia his profession. together with their own
experience Of eighteen years They faiiertheB-
selycR. hy lie general satisfaction they have al
rsa,y giyen and their close attention 10 business.
10 merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal for the
various arlieles they make, consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear. Of every description. Plough
Moulls. Pots, Ovens AMI Lids. l.aihes. ThTcsh-
lug Machine. Stove aud Fan Mill Casting; III
! f,ci. every thing in The foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
20 IA Ill kinds ii Machinery Nork. Mill Irons,
Spnlles. wrought. TUNED and finished in The
icaissl and hest manner. Iron Shafting, Pullies
aud Composition Boxes ofihe hest quality. Their
facilities iaT cu,lin: Ss.ews arr inferior 10 none
F ia H. country.
lrs.grs addressed To Brown & Wilkinson. o.
ei'er II lb'an. Hii!s.oloush, y. u. viii receive
| ~. Eif I:;s:.lioa.
/ ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
fel.asr -. -
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Encourage Home Industry.

stafford, Clark 8 Olsen,
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers ans
Theshing Machines. both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters,
Grist & Saw Mill Irons, Edge
Tools, Mill & Factory Gear,
and al kinds Of Castings now n. use
in this country,
CONTINUE 20 carry On their bnsintss siiheir
" Machine Shop snd Foundry; and having on
hard aell selerted assortment Of the best Ma-
teriaIs. q vel as Workmen Of honest and ifm-
PIRATE habits, they laiieI themselves ihai aoEk
n heir line viii Be done equal if mol superior e
sny wh,rh can beprocurej eilherN or south.
With grateful Acknowledgements 10 the public Tor
past fsyors. they would respectfully solicit con-
iinuanee d patronage. Letters addressed g thfn'
or eiiheT Of them. AZ SNOW Camp Post othse, Al
smanee county, y. C.. will meet prompt asisa-
li1n.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
December ,. sz-SHi
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AND YET THEY COME.

4 CAsk French Brandy, | do. Port Wine,
4 DO. Madeira Wine, for medicinal parpos.
{, oaty, Hccker's Farina, far superior to Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns do,
Whithead's Essence of Mustard, Citrate of Mag
ncsia. Husbands Maenesia. Iodile Quinia. Bro.
mile Of Iron, Tannate Of Iron. Tanna,s of Qui-
MIA, Va.efinatc Quinia, Todide Manganese. Sui
phate Manganese, FeTocyanae Quinia, Citras
tQuinia, Napthanc. etc. To he found at
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. ST.
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Besides other articles TOO numerous to mention.
As he is, determined to sell as low as any
House. in North Carolina. he thinks he can make
it to the interest Of Physicians to buy. He would
say further, that he has made arrangements to
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as an
ncunced, and any article not on hand can be or.
dered in few days. Orders respectfully solicit
ed.
Hiilsborough, March 18th, 1851. 10
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Notice..

rENHE subscriber having purchasedthe Gods
= of Laws & Palmer, will continue the Me-
camille Business at the old stand. He returns
his thanks to his customers for past iayors, ard
hopes that by strict attention TO his business TO
will continue to receive their custom.
]. NJ. PALMER.
October Z. So
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Choisc Eaasy Articles.
EeERFl MERRY. ric.. ri H., oHr Pom3,'e.
lnitin's Genains EAirrr,,. Mright's 10.
Bears al, tishly pcr,uatj. Pamaiun>,
Hauai's NymPh soap, Fine Soaps.
iianiaiirc ior Toilet, Lily White. Pea' Powder,
French Cologne. GcTalaa TO-. Otto oi itases.
Work Boxes. Fancy Carved BASKETS. Extra,
Port Monnaes, Gum Rings. Snu.i Boxes.
ycsias. Tarers. Spa noxcs, Fans.
And numerous other Articles. To he had al The
Drug Store. Please call and see.
s. ID. SCH00LFlELD.
March rs. &c
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mauc OF Mahogany, MaFplc. Onerry ssalnul.
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention to bis make of Port
able WARDROBES and BEDs'rEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability ,neatness and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends TO sell as low as he can possibly afford
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
II l,s now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reals, with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sidcboards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle.
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedsteads, which he viii sell low.
80 Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple.
SC.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture
can have it delivered at their doors, ensured safe
for less than they can do it themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS
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n Office.

MOTTO
n ETTERS of Administration with the will
"A annexed Of HUGH CURRIE, Senior. de-
ceased. having been issued 10 the subscriber by
the Worshipful Court Of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions of Orange county, AZ the late sessions. held
on The fourth Monday Of May, 1851, notice is
hereby gwen 10 all persons having claims against
the said estate to present the same within the
time prescribed by law, otherwise this notice will
be plead in bar of recovery and all persons
Indebted to said estate are required TO make i'm.
mediate payment, otherwise the necessary legal
steps will be taken to enforce them.
HENRY MsDANIEL,
Admir-. with the with will annexed of
Hugh Currie, Sen'r.
June 81, 1851. a7--4w
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N EW GOODS.

TIE Subscribers beg lease to inisrm theif
friends IN tie Tow IA Of HILr sno aaron aud
ITS vicinity, ilst they have just returned lion, tie
Ii'E a Arw io7S. a1.l are nog is,,iue at IL.
sioEe i'rn'eriy occulica .y Richardson Nichols
Large and L,rglut assortment "a
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ATTENTIoN!-ToWn Company.

YOU are hereby commanded 10 attend at
! HiIlsborough, on Saturday the 26lh Of Ju-
II, for the express purpose Of eleciing Captain.
By order of the first Lieutenant
". NJ. H.AUGHAW0UT, o.,
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