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ne eac OF the daily express should be accompanied by
Agents for the sale of wilders Patent saauaner Safe.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.

a
counsellor and Attorney at Law,
or. RALEIGH, n. c.,
I, M attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
unston and Chatham the Superior Courts Of New Han
,d ana Sampson, and the Terms of the Federal Courts
n 1E Enupreme Court of North-Carolina at Raleigh.
d; HAYWOOD, Jr. ''p''' - '"' '"'e i'o" " III
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SWaim's Justice...Reyiseu.

Swaim's Justice-..Reviseu.
\HE NORTH-CAROLINA MAGISTRATE.
practical guide to the Laws State and the de-
Ssons q" the Supreme Court defining the duties urs
dcf'on of the Justices Of the Peace of Court under
me Revised Code of together with full instruc
lions, and numerous Forms and Precedeuts
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G.unseUOrat Lau.
The above is the title Of work which has been receotlv
published by the undersigned the NortCarona Booi
store ore Raleigh, G. n G., and now for sale in
One VOL of nearly 500 pages, the low price of S3 So
Postage to any part Of the Slate ef the United States
the work will be mailed address and the
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na'eign, N. w 18Th Sept. So
NEW BOOKS-ROMANCE AND FICTION.
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LATE OF cLARksvILLE, VA,
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FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. C.
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For sale by the quart and Gallon. Also fried stewed and
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PROSPECTUS
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january II, 1856. II
ROOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, WORTH READ
- ng.-Lerary Criticism, by Horace Binney Wallace
Art Scenery in Europe and other Papers; by Horace
Violet; or the Cross and the Crown by Miss Mcintosh
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Trading with Slaves, ...,
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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

"Habit IL secvtld nature" says some,
but bad habits become almost ns natur-
III rs life TO advise smoker 10 siyc
up his cigar, or a tippler his todd,', Il
merely waste Of words. Hero Il a
case IN point, told by a,medical gentle,
man, who vouches for its truth:--Two
or three ycais ago, a Spaniard from
Cuba came hither 10 be ftrentod for 3.
disease of the lungs He went 10 DIR.
M---, described his symptoIns, and
pvt himself IN the Doctors hands,
"Well," said the Doctor 'if under.
take your case, | shaiI be Obliged TO i'm.
poso ono condltion---and that IN rather
y hard one for You 20 comply with. -
"What Is H." said the Cuban. "That
you entirely cease smoking until | give
yon permission TO resume aNcver!
Id rather lot tho thing XIII me. What
plcasuro is therc IN life IL ono cannot
smoker Tho doctor wns smoker
himself, and fcltsomo sympathy; 40 hc
raid-r"Well, perhaps that u beyond
your power But you must solomnly
promise ipc not TO smoke but one cigar
per day, or | will not undertake your
case" The cuban promised for 70 was
his only chance. -Four or five days ai.
forwards the Doctor. thought he would
call upon him NJ be paused bis house,
aud thus save him d walk 10 his house
for day. lie walked up stairs, knock
od---elome int Behold the Cuban
with a cigar eighteen inches long aud
Of proportlonate tbioIsuess. fIe con.
iesscd he had tho specimen made TO
order. if - Htl
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
The Land of Contraries

In Australia the north is tho hot
wind. and the south the cool: the west
erly the most unhcs,ltlIy, and the east
the salubrious; IL is summer with the
colonists when it is. winter ut homo,
and the barometer is considered 70 rise
before bad weather, and TO fall i'ci0re
good; the swans are black. and tho On.
giles are white; the mole lays eggs and
has duck Dill; the kangaroo, (an an,
imal between tire deer aud the squirrel, :,
has five claws oh his fore paws, three
talons on his hind legs like a bird, and
yet hops OH his tail Thore is n bird
(meIliphaga) which has a broom in III
mouth instead OF a tongue; II fish, one
half belonging TO tho genus rara, ant
the other thal of sqnaIis The cod i
found in the river and pcrcli7in tho sea
the valleys are cold, aud the mouptair
tops are warm; the nettle is lofty tree
and the popular a dwarfsh shrub; tn,
pears are OF wood, With the stalks q
The broad end; tho cherry grows witt
the stone oatside; the ficlls are fences
with mahogany; the hamblost house j
d tied up with cedar. aud tho myrtl
plants are burnt for fuel; the trces ar,
without truit; the fowers without seen
and birds without song. aas Pc
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

A green looking customer observed q
Sign banging over % grocery store, read
ing thus WhaIosuIe aud Retail Store.
lie worked hIa why through the GROVE
of ladica and gonfomon, until ho gol
facing one OF tho clerks, wso was OK
hlbltlng eomo 6ne sugar 10 q young la
dy, when he broke out With faf p
Say, Mister. who's boss horo?' + y j.
fuhepropflolor has justs,eppcd out
air Z "a, ~ ss,,s,,. l..,,..s. 49,.
,Woll, be this y retailing shop 2
The young man hardly comprehend
Ing grcenys thoughts, simply answer
ed IflitI - ltIN. E afE rt .44
sYos, slraa Wholesale aud retail store,
'Guesa yon underetnsd your trade
20, yes, replied The clerk, wrappinl
up q bundle for his lady customer
swhmt ran I do for you.' ltlat 90 tal
+ 'Woll, ~ cold weather isa coming on
] thought aswoll como and give you
Job s.s - ~. -.
l 'l'dont understand you, stranger, re
piled the cIet.k, who beganto think Tn
fellow was in tho wrong boz. % 80 81,
agZactly 40; vol, III tell you.' ~
Explain what you mean. my friend,
said the clerk. as he saw him produce
bundle from nndcr bis coat f
Well, Ms r said before, the cold weath
err IL coming on, 1 thought I mout y
we'll be iixin for il, Come mighty ncal
lfrecziu' t'other winter, tell edid, but
Stranger, ! hope you will toll m
what Won want so may serve yod,' in
terrupted the clerk, seeing there wa
aenumbcr Of customers waiting TO b
served, but who had in fact almost for
gotten their errnnds in the rich convct
sation Of tile clcrk md his dloll custc
Ilncr nte 1i tyt1fs ste rssa
t s'Certainly, squire, certainly, ] Away
!. do business in hurry, ! want yon :
RE TAIL these old shirts Let thci
come down to about tho knees, kase
don't wear any drawers!
The effect may bclimagincd, but a
tthe novelist say, can't. be described :
! The loud bursts Of laughter. which 10
lIowcd, served 10 convince the poor fc
How he had committed llimscif, and hi
Hong legs were put in motionat tho rat
lof 2.4o. 81 k3t~73sf fs-st q s,ssfft
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17


ncA.. The last vcstige of aristocracy
which we have seen exhibited was in
The late doings Of THO Society Of Cincin,
natl. That society was organized du-
ring the revolution In 1883 and was
confined TO officers Of the Army, and
tho object was to promote and cherish
tho Union, and, in imitation of. Cincin-
patus Of old, TO "inculcate tho duty OF
laying down in Peace. arms assumed
for public defense" Washington was
it's first Presiden, and second Gen Ham.
ilton. rhe present President is Gov,
Fish, Of New York IL toriginalIy mum,
bered 200 members, but they dwimIled
down TO 90, and lately resolution has
been passed admitting to membership
the male descendants of the Original
members. Ofcoursc blood determines
the qualification. This IL of but listlt
importance as The society has outliycd
its usefulness. and with its present
blood test instead of merit test il will
soon sink into forgotlnlness,-c cEer. Her.
all Ell ~ at4 - FL tt ~
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

The sugar canc was introduccd into
LouIsana stat early aay, ffomthe West
Indies, md cultivated 10 astnall extent
~ the neighborhood OF New Orlcnns.- -
Nobody at first imagined That sugar
could be mnde out Of H. The juice wn'
boiled into syrup, whichsoId ~ cxtras
agsnt prices. In l796, Mr. Bore, rcsi'
'dieg a few miles above New Orleans
a nan rcputed for his daring and his
energy--iormed tho desperate resolve
or mnking sugar y Ho increased bis
cultivation, put up the necessary build.
ings and machinery, and procured n
sugnr.maker from the West Indiess--
The day appointed for tho experiment
hnd como, and the oparutlou was under
way. Tho inhabitants of New Orleans
and tho coast. had assembled there In
great numhers bat they remained out
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

GRnAT MORTALITY AmoNu "rHK FAITH
rci., The caravan Of Pilgrims which
left Damascus for Mecca last summer
accompanied by the Sultana, and her
suit returned TO Damascus .Un tho 25th
of September, It's ranks dccimated by
the cholera. OF the eighty thousand
persons who composed the caravan, six
teen thousand were carried OFF by the
cpidcmic. The Sultana and her entire
suit. with tho exception OF a young
Georgian slave aud IN old cunuch, are
among the victims. The malignant
character of tho epidemic Is nscribcd Ia
the prevalence OF the Slroocos gsa
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
ssrbots of tbt 3sfairttfuI,


H. - ntlFII - ----I ~ a..ft iffs-..
"Glye NO. I ssid. "that ring, -sf ~
Which op thy taper lager CLEANS a. II,
sweet thonghts % me twin bring D ~ it.t
When sa,smer sunsets beams = 7atlsA
4. n Have fsdod o'of The wcstcrn sea, 49, .r,r al
Z And loft me dreaming. love, Of hsel"
:. g aoAina." the maldsn erIsd, sn..fj ~
s"This shining rlpg is bright, but cold, ttI..
80 That bond ls loosely tied -. =. . -.
whlch must be elaspsd With goid
The ring would sosn forgotten bel ~
Some bottsr Gin In give 10 thssl'' hn' Il
"Then give mo that rcd rese,"
Said i. (which oathy bosom hoavcs,
In ecstased fepore, - ff 81 INi sos
And dsoeps its blu,hlnr leaves Al. rr.
II thou wouldst have me thinko thee.
fas inaldon Give the rcseto mel
ftt "ohl NO" she softly said, apa .s
~ wlllsoi give thee any aowefn l,, f..l.
This reve will surely fade,
n passes with the hour rN
i' faded tass can never be lNrt ~ = ~
W A smblem Of my love ios ihsel'' ,e ",
~ sThsp rive mel bat shy word-- 20 1fi
vow efiovs-ftwsfe better yet" iflf H
fsIea ''whe enee hss heard ifli flsh
sseh VOWS, can nser fornetl n..t =. ii,.
lf thou Wilt give this pledge 20 me,
Nor iiog nor rose TN ask of theef'
go go Hfe lri.l hfIt'I.Ifgt tIa Hii rH
q "Dhi no" che said nsslnB tltH .ffi ~
Var paken vaws are empty breath, y. !,
Whose memory ID IN vain
When passion pefishethi 'lF If1Itt 'sH
- ~ ever lose my love Tor tine, at,sIs -
Ny svws mustau foWotien bel ~. .fe.
"a. srhen what, :" 7 ssled, "wlit thou, tt.f
Q aearesii 20 my ieses glve' ilf ~ i'fl
Nor fiDg, nof rose, nor yow llt q
May FROM thoe roeelyel f.
-v-'-'ro typify Thy love fer mel" Ifi
.Thsn dropped Der sIIyefy voice IIf4t
tnto whisper soft and lew
''iIers, take this Elft--my choice
The sweaisst love eah hnowl" 80 ..f
hho fsl.ed her head All iovihsly,
And snillaE, aave--a Mas 20 me-
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
ps- The value Of lI,e British opium

psBr The value Of iIle British opium
trade with China is fifty millions Of dol
lars a year. 1t is q contraband trade
out-lawed by tho Chinese Cove nment
yet il Is carried on briskly. The Eng.
fish Government wagcd war with Chi.
ma in 1910, because it declined TO allow
the importation ofthis pcrnicious drug
that was destroying its people by thou.
sands While with one hand England
is stopping the african slave trade, she
is using the other TO crowd the deadly
poison down the unwilling tbroats o.
the Chinese. This is u fair specimen o.
British philanthropy. 3'r ae Hais
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
procliyity 70 Humbug

A celebrated swindloress thus narratoi
one Of her operations sFN
4 wis once 10 tho city of Washing
ton, examining heads, &c. and had
rather bad luck. couldn't much more
than mike my bonrd and determined
IN some way 20 raise tho wind So ]
ono day scnt tho man whotrayclod with
me 20 swamp. wherp he cut two hun
drod sticks Those he drew TO the city,
according 10 my orders, and put them
90 tho streets 20 soil ~ canca from the
Mount Vefnan cstute. and aIl OF them
rotdily sold Cor dollar apeoe. Il don
Nupporo, added the Inadaio, that sin.
glo man who bought n cane cared any
more for, Washington than do. but
thought II would be q nice Idea % have
u cane from his farm, aud they never
know tho difference. l tell you thero Il
nothing like humbug. People will pay
more for II than for anything else; and
so long MS they viii be humbugged,
might as we'll mako something OF II ~
anybody. sne.4.l Is. isee I.sgi.sstf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

, sfS- a navel incident occurred ut the
Marshall County Fair, which was not
laid down in the programme. A couple
presented themselves and were married
in. The amphilhoatre, in the presence OF
Il large number of spectators, Thougl,
no premium was offered for such an cx
Inhibition, the parties went their way
took ing az IL zach had obtaiaod q yaiu-
able prize. ~ Ss,4se asa=r'sl,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

no. The messagcof Governor Aston,
of South Carolina, exhorts tho States to
cultivate moral virtues, industrious, do
mesiic habits. and respect scrupu'epsiy
all the federal obligations, letting "ela-
very" and slavery agitations" alone.---
IL would be well if ail,oura Governors
would but follow.this example of South
Carolina. - t.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

Bg- \ bill has passed the House Of
Representatives, Georgia, by vote OF
tiiiy six 60 fifty-two prohibiting the
itterInairiagc OF first cousins under n
severe pcnaliy, and cutting of the IN.
herItarec OF issue. THO preamble u
the bill asserts that many determinations
OF t,cmind aud body are efeougenial
origin, from the 4 racticc OF near kn,d-
red intormarrying with each other.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

sss~ There is a purple half 10 the
grape, u mellow aud crimson half 10
the tho peach, = sauny half to tic
globe, anil a better half TO- man. 80 {.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

RI Though lost io slSnt toimemory
de,.., as thr-maid said to her lover
when his face Nvas buried in beard aral
whiskers. ,l fs' ,,sssf-GE
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
- ID. &T. BROOKS.
BOOT ~ SsH OF
MANUFACTURERS 5se
ls5MetamOra Ind

= .uayisx recently removed from Bloomips arevs to
thi. rlacs. We are prepared 10 furnish Boots and
shses Of the best quality at satisfactory prices and
ON accemmodafing terms Our long experisnee in
Che sasiness warrant us in tho belief that NE can
give entire satisfscfion tsear customers.
neJ.tf d. 4 T. BROOKS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
-, SAMUEL B. JENkiN s,
'SIDDLE q HARNESS MAKEH
MT. GAR M Ell, IND,

MOULD SAY TO HIS old friends and eusto-
w mers that he u now prepared to mnosste
hsm with everything In his line Of business, and
celia eonndent ho can suit ell who may give him a
all With ss good work can be bought In n =
oantry, at satisfactory prices. Call aud sec u y
tyissfvsFF t(f Ifkf may Dr.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
EDWARD MEYER,
Saddle & Harness Maker

- 4. - BE 0@SS EglliEs Essl0. -
HAVING REMOVED MS ESTABLISHMENT
II to the above location be would invite hts old
patrons aud friends to give him call. His stock
consists IN part of y Ifts
SADDLES, BRIDLEs, HARNESS. COLLARS,
WHIPS, HALfERs, &C., &s.
Which vili be sold at Cincinnati prices. He Is also
prepared 10 90 rcpaiing on short notice. His ex-
rcriencc IN the business wRrants him In the belle
= Of being able TO give entire mtisfacti5n.
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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

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