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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
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THE FIERY DEATH.

+ TO the stake with hef! Away will
the sorceress God 8 curselbe on he
for her evil doings 7 shouted 1.-The mob. +
It was ehrly morning yet even at tha
hour the Judgment hall Of the little tow
Eof BoufdoHnois was thronged with til,
populate. Men, women, and children
Igold and young, the noble and the burgh
| or, priests, and common people crowded
the spacious hall, and Iglared fercely on
The prisoner, while ever and anon, they
tauttered inpfecatio1S On her, and cried
madly 1for her block | II, y
The evening before. 4 female, closely
yelled, and attended BY two servants
whose dark CONTINGENCIES bespoke them
sons Of Ethiopia, had arrived. at Bour.
donnois, and put upIat oEe Of the princi,
pal hostellies of the place Strange IN
mors soon arose respecting her. Her
garb, her lnein, her Language and her
complexion were said ID be those Of a
Saracen, against which accursed race the
chiYalry OF Europe and the church itself
wared in vain. These runlors gained
additional strength when the landlord OF
:tha ID N III - IL ri y. { j
~ a .n1. eiie mao stoPPesa was neara
y sa '..9' he hau seen lneF pr,acuc,ng
age, and One which few, especially in a
case like this, had the Ihardihpod To- dis
believe. in less than. an. hour the whole
poPu5a.'oli - tne 'o"n 81, We allQat, sur
g Eounp'. Yae hos'eiry' anu Gfglhg OUT lof
ens $500 arls, .neI sofr III ,o '0
Doililfotio1s we're ooth frequent 18Th ana san
gu y. ~ .nat suPefsEi'lo '. age
W solplery, however, IlaIeFlefrea Dy
arfeef'ng the ulsAspecqla yie''n ~ these
apd a ms earl ySnoQr ne prs.
en L, iiau yen proa,P lhs slent
nan a. !. " s aM n flio 'e, o. Ira.
= Answer me, daughter q beilaiF
sag = Ihe lpoges e sopn as fhe mafmur 81
"a the moo's al love him !o4pe =, neard. ~
: VIII ~ you CONFESS your crimeE SPEAK,
f ri you a1g h h' you thae ne rack,
2 yes fthe nfe t.seii, aWallt ls you y your
eos s,ilI con q n'.
I 81 prisoner was asi 'ght. girllsh crea l
ture, sitting Win ner iace buried ~ n her
haEds, oH1ecllyS 9P2osite the Jadge. Shes
was apparently young ana hefl hgpres Y
90 90. ier asl's eenlp % seen through ne 5
tnlck #, yel s , snfo q hef Iorm i',6
W was ,ls U. ana ~ agle q mat ~ s5iPhs-
70 fhe lgsse question sne made no
ansW 81! one only shook ner hesa az Y
spona3'ngly, any ~. 'hose, n'sn llaneleq they
lear0 her SOD. Ill +. Efss% EEE ## Ilf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

FIJI E4fI Notions at wholesale, Il f{Dss
NNITR have ON hand, and will sel, at v holes
NV sale, Notions, at Cincinnati or Eastern
Prices 4r29 May &4WEIL.
aF on Werk 81 Al kindsdone at this Office
u LGwyer.s and otheE BLAlyK rs printed
WIN neatnsss Srd dispatc I. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

lYasttgg
~. III ~ IL IL IN l-'-
IcHILDHooD.
" a!Ey,. nDwAaD ]. lows

mi Rev. EDWARD d. SoSSrs. i
Drawing pictures on The slate. Ell
Making houses out OF cards, E Ell
Solving riddles all eiate, s.r 4,
Peeping in the neighbors' yards. {t8Ni
such AZ part of chllhood' 5 game (.
lnnocthtlof wealth Of fame. Ii
Blowing pencil dust away, +.
Some peIchIa nee may meet The eva
Looking out for market day, f5 HttISE
When comes home an extra Die.
/ Such II part ofchildhood,s fun.. #
Ere the glowing time is done,
Onlaii fouts about the room, s
fersonating cats and mice; ziiH 81
Saying Of thef weaver's loonX FIN I'LL
III ponl lt3mai Oh the carpet nfce \ II
FAIRY viewers, still themselves,
ia ncfhg like the ancient elves! III.
CRYING when the. kitten dies, 5.
It'll their 4obs are heard I'd bear.
viii they have such. sImpathies, Isl Nx.
When the SOULS sti1a with care1 sffA
III Earnest 3nouFners for atbifd, IA \. E9l
Giving Digs gentle word, N !. II.
~ Fl T. 70 = III
Sharing round its nuts and CAKES, Il !
Till itself'is quite forgot VII .5
Hoping that the falling fiakes, N ss.s.s.
f Will NOT hurt the garden plot YgIst HI
Shouting when the skater falls,
X Peltel bga shower Of balls. n
See they . dme from show Oh fair. { =>.s
Running oyer with delight, n .= FL
Lingering bylgrandmama's chair, f.
e Anxious ID deseribe,the Sight ;t'
m Gestares quick, and earnest tone,
lndicateIhow much is known.
holding When The prayer is long, Fl
And the eyes are rubbedIinsyain.
In. The morning up with song, ll I.Ea355 5a
Holding hands toeateh thetainE; z#5 4
Tom Come in! you rpuguishI Wilt,
Go I'd school! and thete Ne STILL
Life holiday of sweets, l. fI.J*
Care aihtues beard not yet known:
Every dayits JOY repeats, lin s
Raptureiin one even tone
Nf1othaIt mourn would wish cloud,
| WhoEthqt fairly land would sLroud n
Hard their destiny who ereep, I!
Through a childhood full of GLOON,
Sad wake AND sad asleep, t Ian
+ BuriedIin q living tomb; ,,.EI NJ.
.$EsOll before their Spring is shed.
Il C rev at heart ere morn has fied.
= ! Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
no For
RIEKE1,5 R11AKa
GREAT EXCITEMENT h.gF24
AT THE i

LAT THE gYN s4i3tj4st flSSx 4
i Ba1s&a11a Ii Stare!
lust tees wed my Spring Stock OF DrF
~ Goods, GToceries DC 3st,
az you want to get good barga ms, caliann
examine.
Nj saga selling III 81 P 3 R athant be- HE AP-
FSr for cash 81 county produce. TIT.
/ 5o ~ .J B NO YES. 81
3 iseasor shost Steam. boat landing. Nd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
LAW AND JUSTICE

TT /. FISHER and j. w. ENGLISH hav-
Ii. ing entered into partnership, for tile
purpose of practicing Lawns the scnnnties Of
Mason and Putnam, will regularly attend the
Circnit, Quarterly and Monthly Courts sos
those two counties, and will pay every atten-
fioil te business entrusted to their care.
One or the other d the firm will always be
found Al their Office, in Point Pleasant, and
one or the other will regularly be at the Put
nam County Courts;
Pt. Pl asant, Dec. fae. nS7y1 ssl.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

II III AhY tOHo IN WHICH HflS : poAe WAS HfIH
but oh! how .touchingly sweet and he
words were uttered in broken French
with preeeptihle Oriental accent. Lout
imurniurs arose in her favor as she ceased
speaking. The tide was turning. Blu
the judge now spoke 4
.4e Out on thee, woman of hell Quito
thee for a, slanderer Of a. noble France
land a noble crusader |! Thou the betroth
led; br ide Of Garonne AS soon would
the eagle mate the yulture. Il tell thee
woman, thatthy story Of having been shin
wrecked when coming I'd France, and d.
all Thy train having been lost except CHI
two ethiopian myrmidons, is a foul lie,
and am almost minded to- wiring TIKI
truth frem thee on The rack
4 'IIhave said it, said the prisoner, in i
Arm voice, for she felt hefS life depended
on her calmness, = and ifHyou viii give me-
one week, only one little week, Evil
prove it before man as well as God. 80
came from Syria in. the. same feet with
my lord, hutaunder charge Of his-mothel
professor pow a saint in heaven !--bul
BENG separated by storm, in which osl
galley was fshipwrecked, I was thrown
unprotected on your shores. 4 am !
stranger here, NY servants even have
deserted me. do no one HARM / plol
% treason. All I ask is 10 pass on, ny
way Oh !Nshe continued with a bufsi
Of emotion, IL you have daughter,
fbint nj IN ~ Z r III
~ - ~. hoa a Il, 800 s.alIs 80 I'll
and 80, 'nas IS: ~ ~ au II
cravd ~, rs 800 ~ 4 GU II
Vs. !, t ~ y ss 1870 the
Il nsaa T. go ~ Z. 49, . ~
g;at;u, q ny eaao'e III ~ 9 tue
III - IL - $500 ans ~ nS St Ut !,
vi obh;lIp = I1 IL VII III, XII ~ 7 7
s H. ! ~ 4 Ia "a uet e.l
s. s. J. Io,us u she AZ olncial
MN u q ny Manu eppyu as [ Ivy
,s,h nr;,a n1ptlsSs "Pp ~
II 10y eopsas ue .baT IT. NV Ioll'
u H. hasta1., ~ W. 3.aqu q IN Ia
II tte;aa.sa. " rs ~ Az III a il.
w a p.sso'.sa' I slared On het - iook
r. u IN III, ns. H.; .,
H4 III INuUH5 l3Ou ftAli5 WOmaH I. asked ll6
Judge, ST 0i Z.
i, 10y i, e my " .c 20 answered the cripple.
ii Il : ho; ner 1acshsa',onssnas am
~ rs oSaln : a,n' 4 va, pus esteraAy
: sn9 I, an.a III Y s.. ny !un' a..ehueu py Two
heard palmers from the Holy land say are
kept by, the Bayhims Gods ban be
theirs 4 no sooner beheld her than I
recognized her to be The sorceress who
three years ago, brought on me the dis
ease by which l am Crippled. /. could
tell her among, a thousand. The curse
Of God light on her fdr she Isl IA child of
the evil one, and the witness ground his
teeth together, and glared fercely at ths
the prisoner. A low murmur Of ap-
prevail, at FIRST faint and whispered, bat
swelling into.a confused shout,
rose on the ear as he ceased. fi,sa+
He is Ia periured wretch, exclaimed
The prisoner, with energy, whom my
detected ia an attempt to rob
my poor effects; hence Ills Inalaee and
his charge ~
Silence, womanP Isternly finterposed
he Judge, 'orelse confess. Will YOU, a
child of Belial, maligR5a Christian man p.
The testimony Of the publican had
worked a completeschange in the fuctu-
ltipg feelings Of thefmob towards the
he prisoner, and the words Of the Judge
we're answered back by a shout Of appro-
y01 = Tbn rrio ,iyfa,,} ,.-oe, eaA,, - &c.,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
70 THE PUBLIC.

/. "a TO TIE PUBLIC. M L,
Il ANDREW PARKS, lof KanaYha county,
and MES W. HOGEsTof Putnam county.
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
and Counselors at Law under the style Of
PARKS& HOGE, for the counties Of Mason
aha Putnam; win attendIa all the county, quar-
rerlY and circuit eourtsin those cou mites, and
will attend promptly TO all business which
may BE- entrusted to them a2pertaining I'd
their profession. PARKS 81 H0GE.
II jaIf.ls 1855 sss5s @ qas;.,
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THE
aAana0ba DaIIep Star. |"
JOE. PRINTING OFFICjE

JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Having lately been fitted up, The propfi.
etqrs are oy1prepared to execute. in an
perb styles, AT kinds Of Plaip and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. l
Special attention paid to the priAting
of BLASKs ofeyery description, an as.
softment Of which win be kept constantly
onshand. fIi~ - !
HRorEssIosAts VISITING AND WEDDING
CARDS NEATLY ExEcuTED.
Orders from distance viii reeeiy
prompt attention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

Gteenhera( ITO old staf) .seqanF YOU tell
We what that piece of,Food means lied to
The stern Of that steam TUG
Tar Oh yes. that's tie SHIPS log
that you read 50 much about !es
( The young gent is perfectly satisfied,
ana asks polmore qpstiopsJ
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
April 2, 1859


A am determnod 70 emigrate TO the West, ! OF
n fer my land for sale. containing Nine Hundred
Acres less located the Turnpike road
leading from Fayetteville to Rockingham, Twenty
four miles from the former and twenty eight from the
latter and ALSO between four and five miles from the
Center Plank road On the above tract of land there
is small Farm of good upland cleared, with all the
Buildings necessary for small farmer ; and there
also about Ten of good Swamp land. cut
down and ditched ready for clearing up all of which
is well adapted the production of Corn, Cotton &C.
There also excellent Mill Site. this land
a never ceasing Stream the dam of which is partly
made. Any person wishing to go into Turpentine,
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves,
it is inferior any in the State, for Turpen-
tine If the above toned land, is not sold by the
18th of October will offer it at public SALE of which
due notice will be given. Any person wishing to IN
auire into the particulars, may address at Mont
rose, p O., or may find mo at any time, at my resi-
J. J, JOHNSON.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHI. IPAIA.

A Benrolent Institution established By special
Emdoument for the Relief of t6e Sick and Dis
tressea, cflicated aoAh Virutemt and Epidemic
Diseases.
VNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view of the
L awful destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the deceptons practiced upon the unor
tunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Dspensary for the of this class of diseases
of a II their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADV ICE
GRATIS to all who apply 10y letter with description
in their condition. (age occupation habits OF life &c
ICINE FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Report upon the of Sexual Diseases expires
the highest satisfaction with the success which ha
attended the labors of heir Surgeons in the cure os
SpermatOrrhCea, Seminal Weakness, GOnOrrhoea elects
Syphilis the vice of Onansm Self-Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing var
The Directors, on view of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort
been of great benefit to the alcated, especially
the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important and
much despised cause
An admirable Report Spermatorrhoea, or Semi
aa1 Msakasss sas vice Of QaaRisn. MsssaESss1on, 9.
sealed nvelope,5 FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Report ane
Tracts the nature and treatment of Sexual diseases
diet. &C., constantly being published for gratultou
distribution and will be sent to the aiicated. Some
Of the new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great value
Addres. for Report or treatment. DIR. ). SkILLlN
HOUGHTON Acting Surgeon Howard Association
No 2 South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA A. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. + FAIRCHILE, Secretary
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
CLOTHING CLOTHING

w ceiving, the best and finest AssortmehI
ing. we have ever exhibited in this Market. Princi-
paly Consisting of Common Working Coats suitable
for Laborers. and fine stock of Cashmere and Ccth
Goats best make and latest styles Pants of the
finest and tes. kind any body that wants good York
ing Pants had better come and examine Vests
all qualities and shapes fine lneen Shirts, Marseil
les Shirts Cotton and Flannel Drawers &c., Uunder
Shirts &C. &c.
Which we ofcr to sell lower than anybody in tn
Market. Call and Examine.
GREENTREE s. BARNUM.
Sept. 10, 1859. w-5n
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

YTNHE Medicine taxed
utmost produce this best most perfect pugave
virtues which in excellence the
that unprceenedly the esteem
of all men They are safe and TO tah po
penetrating properties stimulate the vital
distractions
blood and expe disease They out the foul which
breed and dsemper, stimulate sluggish or
% to hasf he who NOT
complaints body formidable
baed the best of human skill hle
powerful Effects they the tme d
the safest and best physc that employed
for they pleasant to take
being purely vegetable free from risk OF harm
been which belief they not sub
untruh Many eminent clergymen and
certify public the
remedies while others have sent the
their conviction that Preparations contribute I'M
rnensely the relief of afflicted suffering fellow
Agent below named pleased furnish amer
containing directions for their and certn
Gates of their of the following complaints:
Costveness, Bilious Complaints rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn arising Stomach Nausea 1ndges-
of Bowels and Pain arising
Flatuency of Appetite, all Ucerous and DIS
Medicine, Scrtfua Kings
purifying the blood and stimulating the
which would not be supposed they
Irrtabiy Derangements of the Liver and
other kindred complaints arising from low state OF
body obstruction Of its functons
Do not be unpnciped other pill
they and take moth
ing they give compares with this in its
ntrinsc value aid
is for and they should have it
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell mass.
PRICE, FIVE BOXES FOB 81.
S. J. HINSDALE,
Feb'v l9, 1889. Iy Fayetteville, N. C.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
NORTH.CAROLl\A GOODS.

r A PEMBERTON having taken the Agency for
eJ the S.4LE.N GOODS, will keep constantly on
hand large supply Of their best
TWeeds and CaSSimereS.
They are superio rto any .NORTHERN G obs
and are eouaiiu as cheap If you want something da
rable for BOYS. they the best goods you can buy
J. A. PEMBERTON.
Sep. 9, 1859. w-5t dit
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
MORE NEW G00DS!!

II AM JUST RECEIVING MY SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
in line They selected in the Northern Cities by
with bought the most
which enabled the largest stock
offered the public and offer them generally
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
RAISONS, FIGS PRUNES. APPLES LEMONS. ORANGES
CHERRIES: CURRANTS. SC;
PICKLES. JELLIES AND PRESERV ES
A GREAT VARIETY;
PERFUM ERIES AND EXTRACTS OF VARIOUS KINDS
Fancy Soaps and Pomades;
MUSICAL INSTRU U UMENTS-
DRUMS FIFES. FLUTES: BANJOS, GUITARS. SC
Walking Canes of every kind
BASKET 4 ND WILLOW WARE
Hobby Horses. &c;
COMMON CANDIES; SARDINES
FINE CIGA SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO;
CRACKERS FINE POCKET KNIVES LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF PORT-NONAIES, SOME
VERY NICE; FANCY ENVELOPES. AND
FANCY GOODS. TOYS AND YANKEE
NOTIONS: AN ASSORTMENT OF
INDIA RUBBER GOODS. WHIPS,
COMBS. FISHING TACKLE.
public respectfully invited to call and examine m,
great handsome things that cannot fai
to please.
JAMES r. LEE.
April Hotel Building.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
The Wilmington Herald.

Our worthy cotemporary of the Herald must par
don US for referring to the Union again. We did
not say that respected cutemporary was unsound
On the slavery question; intimated any
such thing, you must stop distorting meaning.
We only hinted and we believe firmly, that you
would unite with the Black Republican, the oppo-
sition you term them, not because they are anti
slavery, but because they would oppose the Democ-
racy.
We don't believe for moment that you sym
pathise with the aboonist in their abolitionsn but
confident that you do in their opposition to
democracy We do believe that you willing to do
evil, G. unite with them, that you may nave some
prospects of giving the Southern portion of the op-
position share of the spoils.' If not, you ought
not to call them by the title which you use
for yourself viz: Opposition, ought you to en-
dorse, as you have, the proposition to label the
southern opposition with the stamp used by
the abolitionists. Our Herald friend is mistaken
about being born in foreign country-had he
said we were not would let him understand that
he was in error; that is birthright, we will allow
| no one to deprive us Of and the man who can say
that the ''heathery braes of bonnie scotia is the
place of his nativity, well may he be proud of it.
And although educated in free State
we, thank heaven never have changed our course
But this we have done; do despise and ahomn
ate either paper or man who would advocate un
ion with the abotionists black republicans
Having been educated at the north, we know how
utterly faithlcss and unreliable they are and it is
an old adage, ''show me your companions and wtt
| tell you your character
Now in all honesty friend Herald, will you oppose
every attempt to unite the southern opposition with
the Black Republicans. Do answer this and obg
the Carotinian who is very anxious for you
welfare.
n We learn by the Tarboro Mercury, that th
Elizabeth City Pioneer is only discontinued for
to loarr for
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
$40 Reward.

DANANAY from the subscriber on the Sth inst. a
IL negro bov named MANUEL. Said negro is a
bout 25 years old, feet or two inches high. He Is
supposed to be in the neighborhood of W. II. Brown
in Robson county. where he last seen. Will
give the above reward of twenty dollars for his deliv
cry TO me within sixty days from this date. will
give an additional reward Of $50 for evidence suff
cent convict any white of harboring said ne
gro. JAMES MCNATT.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
VOLUME XXI.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
single copy, in advance. per annIEn saoo
at the end Of the ~ o'oo
Single copies, five ecu
no subscription will be received fOr less than six
months. VIII
Rates of Advert nng.
Sixty cents per square of 16 line or less for the
rst, and 80 cents for each subseou 1t insertion for
any period under three months.
or three months, S4 w
For six months. Il. b Oo
For twelve months g. 10 90
Other advertisements by the ysar on favorable
terms. Advertisers are particu al rly requested to
state the of insertions dese otherwise they
will be inserted forbid and ged accordingly
zzs- JOB WORK Of all kinds e,ecuted neatly and
promptly. III
SINCT, & BANKS.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
DE
nR. JAMES DAVIS. having

- decided on on % permanently locating in the
Town of Fayetteville, respectfully offers his serv-
ces to the citizens of this place and surrounding
country. In all the various branches of his Pro-
fession, including the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth, he is satisfied, after an extensive expert
ence, to which is added thorough Dental educa-
ton, that he give entire satisfaction far as
it is in the power of Dentistry. All irregularities
ner, as we'll S diseases of the mouth, None but
the proper metals made of in the various
operations. Charges will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession may be placed within
the reach of all who may feel an interest in the
preservation of the Teeth.
EYOfice over Houston's Jewery Store, where
he will be found at all times.
May Is, 1858 If
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

HENRY w. MILLER. Eso.-This distinguished
| and popular orator is to deliver his address Al
Henderson, Granville CO., on the 18th OF october
it being tho week of the Granville Fair.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

. We notice sales in New York on Friday
E last, cf 1000 Virginia 6's 94a, and upon the
samadsy 1900 do at 944.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

earnest co-loborer in tho good cause.
y The Oxford Leisure Hour, informs that
there will be grand Agricultural ball at Hender-
son, Granville county, the 18th Of October.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

The Races over the Warrenton Course saws +bo
News, will commence the second Tues1 o
November next, and continue four days 40
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

THa aas1ount of money paid by the CITY of New
York Hem January to September of this wear for
experBes in conducting its government is sl4e e4o.
OOO beiag one million more than the expend;4, ~.
of the deral Government under President + ON,
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

So ID FsoM UNDER. is tumblin {,
fromsp1e end of the Union to the other The ol5T}
fabr Fills beneath the weight of its own rotteness
and Iht Sc VINO would save their limbs must stan
- der" ~ s'aii
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
DENTAL r1OTTCE.

nR R. SCOTT offers his b Professional services to
1 J the community and ma be seen at his office
two door East of the Market q
Sept 9. 1859. Wifi
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

Elizabeth City State
There is diversity in opinion as to the s.tum.
bling OF Democracy. Whether stumbling" or nor
appears to crush the opposition so much that ho
will never There are more WAYS 70 ..,,ai
unworthy objects than to tumble upon them
The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01

n We learn by the Tarboro Mercury, that th
Elizabeth City Pioneer is only discontinued for