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LoSoEvIre.-- !. homme qui, scion toute pro
pbihts, S. l. plus age de l'A.mefique est IN
Militant {1e$s'sille, Ell George. NJ. John
lawes a ecni ~lualre ans; il est ne Ell
ct 81 sra dams Ia Caroline du Sud.
Y a easifo'ftin SIEGE. II a seryi honorable.
,rnt re'id'i9 gaerre dc Independence.
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.ENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.- Etat de Ia

NENTN PAR LIE SiIERIF.-Etat de Ia
Y Louisiana, Gour dc District, Paroisse st. Lam
dry.-No. COCO q. Edward j. Heard vs. Alfred r..
Read. M
dams l~'atfaire ci-dessis, par III Gourd de District dams
ct pour Ia Parpisse ST. Landry ct le susdit Fiat, et Il
moi adresse, il ssera expose, en- vente p~ubllqGe, pour
du compliant, Il Ia Maison de. CotT de cette Paroisse,
SAMEDI, ID 4eiSe Jour d'ayril, a.. D.. 1857, com.
mencant 4 IL hcntss, et contintant, de jorr EN- jour,
sill cit ndcessaires. tons les titres, drpits, ~interets ot
prttcntions dn ddtcndcnr, Alfred 7. Read, D Id
proEgiete %suiyantc, saisie pour satisfaire le alt ordre,
SAVIOR:
I'm certain denaiSS ser1ain slime dams cette Paroisse
dams Ia Vile. de Washington, borne an Nord par iii
rue CaryitSe, a l'Isst par la rle dill Pont, fau3 Sid par
les torres dc Madailse Carenti,i, ct u fOnest pr lii
rue Washington. X.
Bureau du Shdrif, Opcloisas,i Is ~fevrier, 1857.
Il. n. CHACHEM, Sheriff
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mr. ICONS DE DANSE.-M. II. d. LdsI.E.
AZ a l'hopneur d iufor1nerIes parens, 4 a
DANES ct Messieuls de. Washingto 81 81
lqu,ils oiy,it ,ine elasse dans-la Sale s@TyM MA
DIES "OdI Fellows aAMEDI lie II w y ssssaaTi2
mars 1857. f#& w ~
Glasse pour danes, tous les ntercredis ct sanedis
4 trois heures de lapres midi. Y H Z
Pour les lnesssieuls, tous les lnercredis ct samedis
soir Il Y heures. y fb7 HI sa4 Se ssA
NJ. Lisle intreauira Ia schottfsh, In Polka, ID siei-
lienne. IL Mazuika, IL Redowa. In Polonaise, la Esme-
raida, Ia Saraband, Ia yase simple, ct sill est pessia
bic les q,adrilles de Polka ct de valsc, ayc@ ~beaucoup
de ~nouveles figures. a3@t@g ssfKs
NJ. Lisle. donnera dies leeens privees 81 on lie desire.
Prix $40 par session IN Motto ~toujpurs d~iavance ct
personne ne scra leepe pour moins dune demie ses.
Sion. 9-sts5N53t{ ~ 55 57l6+ 0Gs asF5
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i est qucioi III. &C moment ii New-Y York
lie %vailEssrulS i enainies steamers pour lesss
Eipesd de Iii fnrnie lis aure de
lmgaeut Ct po,r, q 800
~nssagefs. "
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siohD NAplER-Lc nouyeats ministre an
''als a Gu 10 ID dc &c mois, me enlrevue agec
eass, secre'aire d.Eias, ct devait etre pre-
le 10 au president.
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GELs-3g1 sacs, q vendre par 49, a
. DEBAHb0N a cARRIERIl. Washington.
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NTAIS-20O0 barils de Mais, quil peiIveni
4Nl-setre livres anx opelousas on d Washington. 4
ycHare par BEBAIILoN& cApl,IE1iE, Washigton
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hs secssrArRERlE p,lsrs la secretaire-
+ aEtat, 4ili yienl d'sestlcs dtcsri83e e. d NJ. Cas-
ftfest notrr miuislre dessaffsiges Grange
r a %laAjoafs eie confise a des hommes dis
ugaes. Noiei ID llsie DIES hoiilines d'Etas qui
occnpee 'lvluis l.organisaiion dlgsgoutveer-
'mena' Thomas Jcfirspn, james, Madison,
pincs Monroe, John Quincy Adams Henry
'aly, Martin Van Buren,, Edward Living
Ohm y. Calhoun, John Nj. Clayton, II
Webster, James Buchanan, William L. Mar
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+ Es Hlcus gABlxEr .aelsl0
c rrlui &c NJ. Buchanan. Sill iant Nsfdre
Herald Dc New York, les taousseilltT
president seSt e%litoprs sovt tous DIES
|eFt riches ah. fortunes renpiies
4 te'al. dc eaait I. eing millions :.
Y, csss a. dit-ea 81, a COB
thompson. sl,Goo.t I'M. Howell Cobb.
chr 4. Floyd, Ton $ Back st Brown, IN
Elai million %ellacun. Al. Buchanan EST muins
|e''e t''e ses as Sd f%orttse est Scti!c.
sl5D;Do6,
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nE pAyOfNE NoIRE, a vendfe par
II DEBaIr1oN q cARRfERE.
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aSe aesn .SsEsss Sol s NM EEaMsseaa AgsaAa
85Trstso&SANsS ssafe A2nG& SMf 4&19 Ma AQQy&Na
aeceassss SO I ffSdkIihE AZ n Is6isllss
sheriff III III naSs5S3 m nm S81S SN%F
,syente p6iiiotses NM 4 sEss'N ssssszF FsSssses
! 4 NsIsrsY 81 - 81 s.s .ss x.a@ IN SSNx ssss
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ASF SSssss
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~ MI i snssva sNSssSssS n sgSsssT 55 s
ditionasAIa dife nroSf3 55Y6s deyf 2e4SnnSrt4rzs
.ranSs esSI3x III sSon Ssfi,,natinT :sef WSsaIs. r.
.snrfa HIM n Snaf33xYas HsS#}iSbhtS9N n sgeIFI ssyx SssfXN II
.,4ye,S, sMan " sXR@S IN csssss;, AZ SsS.Ss sss "
ISraSsr snTa sn,iss,s " sens hiSlafs NM. Mx,sss HSS,Srfssss
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rs EpirEuas.
z lilserer dams votre estimnble Journal
n,vante dun Acte de In Legislature
sujet des Directors dc Ghemins.'
'trouvera a la page LOT DIES aRevi-
dc 1856.
uhe place dams pos colonies a
Gus rendrez sans donte un grand
eeteurs DIES Chemins ani men
existence.
LIB. nEJRAN, Surintendant.
acas qu'aueun Direeteur de Chemin,
'lige d'extcuter Indictment les desyoirs
imposes par Get Acte, il sefa du devoirl
IS brands JGtis de Get Etat, dc presenter
ete,r a leurs cours respectives pour manque
na.olF ct Il sera du devoif de Iavoeat de District
peafsulvre ledit Directeur, qui. sur conviction,
"a passlole Tune arnende. qni ne sera pas ndoiHs de.
~ p'asfes e. pas plus De chm cents piastres.a
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mn AGAslN DE- MoNTREs Ell DE BIZ
III JQuYsRIE a llsneoiguure des rues, du Maine
I. vALADE,
rroprietaire ct principal.

3tNfu A1tAQA4S nTI NIQlNl ltAIfJN II NJ LIZ DI-
W J0UYEIlE, a lIsneoigpure des rlies d1 Maine
ct Landry Opeloasas, Lee MI y
g. II. EALER, inforines respecttltusenent ses r'ra-
tiques ct le Public en- general quill A requirement.
faft sies arrangements pour ebtenir des Montfes vt DE-
Ia Bijnlterie 4 NewYoik, et qu'ila recu depths une,
hemaine directelneit de GET eidr0it ID premier ater-
meiement,t CONSTANT dfHrtieles lei sblts bellies ct d.
sirables itai aient iainais etd reeuf dams notre vile.
II Went diieHvsirS set1 offe N ve1adte y meiileur mar
sia m aSss aas!s'f s sssl sI1 EfiI assf. ANCIENT, FINES,
Anglaises Of FRANCHISES, Patent Ifer OF Lepine, Dc
cBAINEs EFT GOLFERS.
Cliaines pour vests, pour gousset, ct dcasurete et9aes
Golfers dun fipi ex4tis.S 5ffsrslg ssgas 4S II
DIES DOR EFT D'AIGlSNTE u
IN assortment nagniiqpe M iBoHtoRe dor com
prenaEt aisa kontdres de pierre lldeo, Jais
Mosaique. Pierre do sang. Gornaine F6 rasajss
blanche ct en- e%ouIeur, dor uni etsgrny6. sss
UNE BELLE COLLECTION N N
EpingIettes essBoJieles d'Qreilles pour danes, com.
prenant des Montlwes 90 Cameo, Masalaue, Pierre
dor, ct Jais. dor uni, Enlaille do fof11eg diyerses,
ct do qualite snperieufe.
B,gies do toltcs ~varietas, ayrc nionturss do nia-
mans, Rlbies, Grenat, Ierle, 0pale, Aquanlafine,
E,neTa,dae, Cornsllne Blauche "a Rpage. Cameo,
Pierre de sang, do mi, des Alliances, Lfaasoyti
inent Giant complet, les godfs les plus dificAes
~partfront etre s~atisfaits.
I5ne imnleisf ~quantitf de toutass fortesid 'aftfcless
? Tel qne des pctitea Bvucles dOFeiiles, Crochets
pour ghaincs de ~ entfes, Apiellx de qaaJie supi.
rienre, eiefs III Gtiafmes de tontes qualities, Porte
Grayons ct PIunies dor, nvec On sans plunles. Porte
Grayons d'Afaent, dcs Groix, Bolelcsss sAGtafss,
Golfers de Coral parinnQesis stci etc.
rues dn Maine et landry G.N.
NDTiGEs--AIes sonssignes. par ees pre-,
In .sentes. nntifie 10, publit qua spartif fdu1eg 10:
ycn3trs f~roeiialn, 1856, tn,tes les matchmaker 81
nntftsarticlcs qpi denie.,reroIt cIl magasia no lnleis
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ATeUBINS a COTTON DE CARVER
vi patentes u perfectiotnds, de differences gran
deurs, d yendTe par DEBAILLOS &GARRiEHE
4 8 q tss85 Washington lie. Z
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CON he BLE-50 sacs, q vendre pr
y DEBAILLoN Il eARRIERTs, Washington,
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TDUCAIIONsMuu ncole aonvrive pgonfa
lannee scolastiqns ~actnelle LuNDI, Ii Id Dcsa
tohre coNlant. IA mpinsA d Viii accord M dial pourle
contraife. tons lass flGveA sdnDnt Goislddrds CONNIE
Atant entrees pour I'Nnnaess ii scront ainsi Acshargss.
reffnes--sQn paterA tatjougA HaVancessa
Washington yLe4,,stlS0et Otfcy 1a$1si
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CylotylENI,s UDlH, L1MMAGu1EE CON.
~ CEfTI0N.-
I LfQuvestnre dos Glasses est deiinitiycmcnt fixse
td quin2e Octobve. ss s5s 3 VA a
SdaUR MARIE DIES SAINTS ANGEs
3SaptNaibre ~. Slpericures
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rHAU--4oo barils Thornaston, en- Bon
: pEs1HsLoS 1 cARHlERE, Washington.
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I. NEta E+T@N6F1L ~ T7FHEEE III EET EEHaFF5N, Fl
S~REcoNrEssE MeRlreE.--On Sc souyient que
Ssilaats Acptnne's Car, dams msNoyage,
York a San Francisco, ne tdnt son Sal
heroisme de Nine A. Pattea, ID
,pitaine, q,i prit lie commandment
'onstances desastreuses. PENDANT
mois, ellie partagoa ses jours Ell
Ella direction du mvirc, ct les
.telanait son mari tres dangereuse-
AIDE. 84 .@
r%econnaitre ce fait extraordinaine au-,
:. est duo apres Dieu, Ia conservation du
aSife, Ia chamhre DIES assurenrs Went de faire
-, . Nine A. Palten dune sommie de mile
olSars qui lui ont etc ADDRESSES a Boston ayec
,s retire deuvoi des plus honorables pour
y" ~ |-. it NF SELL -uE- tL -LE- L- NNa-LLz W
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r-Tl"@ N+.- FFE-H-lH NN7r E&- rIE1FEHr
NOMINATIONS PAR LIZ GouvERNEUR.-Ies
pnlnations ~saivantes ont etc Eaites par lie gou-
fr'eur ct %tatiiecs par lie Sendt:
sala1'sl u fsett, commits dn P~enileniiaire.
Leon Bonoccazc, Josiah klienpeter, j.. Nj.
|aylor' q. NJ. Pierce ct Aagusts Duplantier,
dn bureau de cel,trole du Penitcn-
Louis Briagier, arpentcur de la Paroisse
orleans ct arEpentem general de l'Etat dc Ia
,.g.a
Thomas W. Scott, CHARLES Mcvea, John
/ haroan, F. Y. Hogaman ct John A. Ma
Fn'an, membrcs da bureau administration
! 4iiesples DIES Alienes dc l'Etat de Ia Loui-
ane. #u93
sWssE. Stark Ell John L. Macauley, direcs
Ivy g y Banque DIES Citoyens pour / Eat).
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nEBA ffI.ON a QARRIEIiEs.s {onsIwnnS
NJ taitcst ExnedItlpnnalfcs ~ MarschsndAA
lnisAionFateeasNgAA y Ellington, La s.s
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ROGERS a IHeMRA0N Fs
IN Pablics ,aaiA Az paqf N EarohxS rekizShtsgxl
Blstcall aux Opelpikab seasa %SEa S4ss
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T OUlS WAITER, Ebfnisfc, QfrcSts vendr6s
~ pour dl complaint. dcssA tmofrs des Gatd6 M
ger, des Lavabots, des HAhsiA de sditaSeHfeA dNslifeTs
ett. etc.. b IN prix aslssi HtodtrA qlfon p1ax4SStx 4 leSss
procursr on vtfless% adsesser ) Hotel AZ 6 Alfrsas
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pIINY " n. HARDY sNataira FiiblliicsE va ds NM
- " l,oNf ii sppaaf0x4s6e 81 EanRafay .GsxNecaUatsfti3sXv
pra,nptitodq soay ~ qfaEes aui Mll2iodfF ddbaakaAaSs9
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NTIIHIAM III SPENCER Ayd6kt
sANs Eaeraera sas profession, dansi eioss XhHIe{{Ntex
Goura auslliWe District JudiejaiFes Eayiaqp5 d3St1
ts,; e YER lnas5JEtrle II cpaept & afriEsri snsosffagspent
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psfsLIN P1KRRE MsinssiEefr Il Y
NJ aresHs Ndlte Wv ~sessiSsss iii 3pnblic,ssNss blk
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. T0IIEl1ANO d MAYLORs MAS6AXhsit
~ goinmlssionalseei eneQie1stts IN No. d
Charles ekk Wtlon, Nouvelle-0ii K .faaa
nENls r~oLEDANp. III 1. MtR0NALp E1ftoA.
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'nUPERIER, HAYES 00s Mus,,pkaaa.
~ CoinmissiqpaireA. n NM fktss ipuik5,s N s0flifssast
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s@4 q @sEtlI @I5 GROCERIES, etc.
quill vendra a tres bon itarche pour du compliant,
lie public en- general tro,vsroht de leu interet d'ar-
reter chez lai ayant djacbetel aillear. ;gI~
Washington, rs mars 1856. las4 -
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sOU4S SpAG4 Encdfiteur RRnhlir d1nss
N et sPipurl q p~arclsxe sts5sLskds nsraaaui8EA
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fNIIEoDoRE DEN Lc0uRf. Notains
"A Public et Eica1teHf aaNnss Al aABSparS n pStoiS9tt
NY laAndry. Btreau MI Grand GV3eRN. TOhf 0T4GSS
pfutlpteinert exHcntt:: EsN Aasg
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T OUIS A n AMIN f1dtaptsur Enbiis
M dams etk spaaks a EpFpisse n, kssbdryyss ypkbp9an
a aaa nraiia 4 GE,Eeanr Te es ofayss ssifif6S 4 HkotstEI
cdt6s. a safd c5tesnu,s9 FevifSrs Fssa1 Sc
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NHEoIlols ROH1 Ayoaafsntrss
In sassAaryicas III faAaeiA&t n puhSioann Se}}sfSAN
Ame Of QQlnsieale 4lasIsnt 1K1Icitir& sE04a H&a6tl&SSSV4
bit aux 0pcEoiIsask AvI4iT II SSsSSS z87s#E SSss
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NOUYEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOT a
Nv WASHINGTON.-
Les soussigue, ayant Ipris lie Magasin de Depot tenu
~autretois par Mcssieurs Fontenot t. Lyons, reeeviu
ct expedera ayec soin ct promntitude, tout le fret
ct les rnarchandises qai iui seront coniles par ses
ainis ct le pnblM en- general.
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nNEzIME AuBIB6KY lss1IsI
J, |. ,blis daas 4 peutlSRs saksAdfys
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(Par te u

SouNeiaihs taa souyernerlent neo-gfenA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-27
rsosp.tolity In the House Of God.

Every church. says an exchange paper, that would
prosper must show proper attention to strangers 1t
should be that they are promptly and coureousy
cordial welcome there Ind looks should greet them
they come, and follow them they go. Should they
come again, let them meet with the reception
And should they become constant worshippers there let
them be sought out and visited not merely by the pas
tor, but by the members of the church and society
Whether rich or poor they should not be overlooked
neglected They have claims as strangers irrespective
of all outward distinction. Let us sec that they have
prompt attention.
Let man bring the matter home to himself Sup
pose your are in strange place. You 60 to the house
Of God on the Sabbath but treated stranger in
the fullest sense of the word You not spoken to-
Won are not seated We venture the assertion that when
YOU go home it will be to attend other meeting
there he one near you. ....
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A LITTLE FABLE FOR LITTLE M1NDs-There is a
long, dull hard ahead and every dollar that the
poor possess will be worth two byand-by, if they
should keep it SO long Everything that you do not alb
solutey need these hard times dear at any price and
touching this we have a fable to relate
Once upon time, young female squirrel went to
housekeeping in hole in the crotch Of the big elm tree
which fnds off from the dwelling the assaults of the snn
during the summer sostice. 1t late in the fall Of
the year, and winter close at hand and hard and
long winter the older and experienced squirrels
knew it going to be. They raked and scraped to-
gether oil the nuts they could get and stored them away
III their respective tenements for future use and still
they thought they had not enough for they foregaw short
commons in the spring. Some of the more crafty, who
had stock of hazenus esteemed decacy by the saur-
rel race and few kernels of which they had I'M
ported from our barn. without paying for it, offered them
for sale to their less consderate brethren in exchange
for butternuts, walnuts and acorns but coin
could be obtained only at the expense OF being shot by
the farmers boy who fond Of squirrels too (squr-
rel stew ? and the hazeIbushcs bare these luxu-
res ought to command they said, high prices Howev-
er as times hard, they would be sold at sacri-
| fce, say q beautiful hazelnut for dozen common
acorn two charming kernels of for four ordinary
walnut8 and other things at the same low rates The
young squirrel who had just gone to housekeeping with
toerable good supply of the common necessaries of
life, thought she had never heard of bargains SO
tempting before, and Notwithstanding that her aged
mother besought her to her provisions for future
need she exchanged half Of her winters supply for
handful of the superuites She had enough she thot
of everything now, and prided herself vastly upon her
smart trading Long before spring, however, her pro-
visions gone and when the grass was green again
she thankful to nbble it to save herself from star
walton.
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sTEDDIAN,s SALEM MAGAZINE.

rs TO BE THE TITLE OF A LITERARY PERIODICAL,
to be Published Monthly in the Town of Salem n. C by
ANDREW J. STEDMAN. Member of the North Carolina
Bar.
In Offering to the Public my Magazine, claim for the
Editorial chair superiority that department of other
like Periodicals. but do claim for the talent of North Caro-
lima, and the South generally thai viii be brought to its sup
port Southern patronage. And also southern man, and
the Editor of Southern Magizne claim at the hands of the
Southern country and especially of North Carolina that aid
support that will here home establish upon firm basis,
fountain of Literature and exclusively Home Literary
Magazine
Many are the Magazines published i'll the Northern
States that flooding the whole Southern country There
is not proba9e acoun ~ any southern state that
Godey :" while here, in North Carolina and the South,
genius unsurpassed and unequaed regns the literary
talent that is brought into exercise B dedicated to the
port of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise taste
and talent bow in humble submission to such suicidal policy
of Southern contributors
Wbv ask cannot wE-Norh Carolina the South-send
greeting to our Southern cline Magazine acceptable TOR
the many qualities that adorn the pages OF the most chase
elegant and PerOdCa 1t is true that the South has her
Magazines but few in ulmber are they and unknown, COM
pared the publications of the north, which every mail
brings home, filled with the result OF hired labor and
teemng with unpardonablc sedition
Then appeal to North Carolina and other Southern States
to aid me in my enterprise and in promoting literary
taste amongst those upon whom as Southern man have
claims
NV Magazine will be the usual size and nothing will be
admitted to pages but such articles will meet the
proyal of the most tastId0qs tI4 It sha be
of the most elegant texture, equalng beauty and style
any executed at the North. ~
Nv price of SUBSCRIPTION is THREE DOLLARS per year
which is required be paid advance the expense to
be incurred esablhing such publication will not admit
of a credit system ~
a3g- The first Number cH be issued LIST January 1888.
4. j. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
n B. My Address until the lst Of November will be Pitts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-27
"A Singular Suicide.

In the little town of Dover which is situated on the
Cumberland river in Middle Tennessee there lived some
time ago. eccentric and Incorporate old bachelor by
the name of Kingston. On one OCCASION when pros
trated on his bed by excess and suffering acutey from
those things and horrors peculiar to his situation he
sent for of his old boon companions to come and
visit him. Shyrack for that the others name
came duly into kingstons room.
Whats the matter, Kingston?'
Shyrack, shut the door"
Yes, my dear fellow.
Lock it.
Eh?"
Lock the door,
Certainly, my boy
Shyrack,, I'm going to kill myself"
My dear fellow, let me entreat you not to do it 9?
i will"
No, no-oblgc me, and don't"
Must do it,
"Don't-it'l be the death of YOU
Shyrack quite cool and jocose, little dreaming
that SO terrible event actually going to take
place.
Kingston had as the last eccentric act of his lie to
ken chisel and maet to bed with him, and now will
desperate resolve, he seized the extraordinary tools
DEATH and drove the blade of his chise into his breast
The hair upon Shyracks head fright spread lik
q sheet of snow over his face
| Kingston Kingston my dear felow-you ID
rascal Kingston do you want to have me hung Hot
on don't you die till | call somebody
Shyrack ran to the door and called like madman t
some people across the street:
L" Halo here! say. YOU, mister. all you stupid pee
pie make haste over here or there will be murder
The people crowded into Kingstons house,
d" Don't die, Kingston Don't chisel NE that way
Don't die till you tell them who did it,
! L did it myself, said Kingston, family,
| There, that will do now, my dear fellow YOU ma
die replied Shyrack, taking long breath and wipin
the persp piration from his forehead.
And Kingston did die, in that extraordinary manner
leaving his fate to be recorded suicide, that
most q murder.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-27
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TNHS INSTITUTION will resume its operations again
1 MONDAY, the 14th of September, 1851,
The charges will be the they have been for the
last year. Board $40 per month including washing, lights
&c.
L. C. GRAVES, ~ NJ. who has served long and eff
ciently Principal of the Institute, also has charge of
the Stewards Department. which renders it douby sure
that this department will be conducted to the entire atsac
tion of all
Mr. STRADELLA will continue in charge of the Musical De-
parment and Mrs STRADELLA the Department of Painting
&c. H. A. BIZZELL, Sec y Board of Trustees.
Clinton, n c., Aug. 28 1857. 52-tf