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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.
II OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIzpyv
IL will you buy the noble STATE OF NORTH.CIRSS
LIMA? If send to the subscribers or subscribe IN %
County Agent, for this " 'us
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
And you will get the whole State with her Rivers Rail
roads Go d, Copper Lead, Iron and Coal Mines and al
the Cities. Towns and Villages her noble Mountains and
Springs, and her Fields and Flowers 'Du
If you want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now is the tims
Map seven feet BY five. Border views Of the State Hm
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill. Male and Female Colleges
&c. de-, one Of the eeapest and best Maps ever published
PEARCE l. BEST,
, Hisboro', n. c. 1882
Terms liberal. Apply as above. N''
July ], 1883. 59-wkswsm
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>STATF OF UNDERGRADUATE

SSTATF OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- COUNTY Equtv.-Char'es Fl. King and o,hs!.
vs.. Andrew King and Others. "' O'ne's
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term. 1850 NJ,
Court Of Equity for the county of Wake the e
Clerk and Master, will proceed sell to the hphe hss
on the premises, Oh SATURDAY the 18th Decembs,
the land in the pleadngs mentioned and described "a
tract of land situate and lying in Wake county, VIII w.t.
tanning about 2U9 acres. adjoining the lands of W. CON-
Smith. decd Francis Cope, VIM. A. Smith, Wesley
Smith and Henry Judson. which said land was durns ~
Terms OF SALE:-6 per cent Of purchase money fl /.
paid in cash. credit Of nine months for residue vii,
given TO the purchaser on bis entering into bond wh,s
proved spreties bearing interest from day of sale.
Given under hand, at office this LIST November ,S:
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &GP"
Nov 4. Is g. Pr. Adv.e IS w6swtds
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THE USE OF QUAILS.

Editors Of the Field and Fireside:
Vim. Norton, an intelligent observing farmer boy,
who make his home in the Southern part of Illinois,
has recently been studying the habits of the quail,
or Incorrectly partridge" and gives the following
testimony to the Cincinnati artisan:
He observed a small flock commencing at one
side of the field taking about five rows, following
them regularly through the field, scratching and
picking about every hill till they came to the other
side of the field then taking another five rows on
their return and thus continuing TIL he thought
they were certainly pulling up the corn. He shot
one and then proceeded to examine the corn ground
On all the ground they had been over he found but
stalk out of the ground but the kernel still
attached to the stalk. In the crop of the quail he
found one cut worm, twentyone striped vine bugs,
over one hundred chintz bugs that still retained
their individuality, mass apparently consisting of
hundreds of chntz bugs but not one kernel of corn
The quails have been decreasing in number in that
vicinity for about five years past and the chntz bug
increasing 1t is believed that these facts stand in
the relation of cause and effect to each other"
The above is certainly suggestive to the observing
farmer; very few seem to be azure of the great
benefit derived from almost every Kind of BIRDS.
Crows are sometimes destructive to corn, but it is
very certain they are often useful in the removal of
worms and insects, and perhaps help more than U.S.
In some neighborhoods the grasshopper is growing
to be serious enemy. Last year had most reuc-
tanty to contribute several of clover to their
support this year. thanks to the white crane, black
birds, and some lighter volunteers mot forgetting
the much slandered fish hawk) "going it, at them
"while they were young"--sayed them in time to
save our fodder, &C., &c.
Augusta. A FRIEND TO BIRDS.
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NOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO NE lNDI.
II vidusy, hereby informed that ali scnn,. ~
pad by the rst Of January, will certainly be pu in The
nands u N oflcer for collection, without exception -
October Is, 1859. So;
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail arrive, daily Except Sundaysl at 81
q Closes daily at so A. NJ.
Western Mail arrives daily at 4 ~ P. NJ,
Closes daily at X A. NJ.
Eastern Nail arrives daily At IS A.M,
- ~ Closes daily (except Sandays) At ~ T. h.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at A. NJ,
Closes daily at & p. N. ,s..,,d,I
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Monday Thursday and Sa'o''
At i'm,
Closes same days at2PM.
Roxboro' Mail arrives Wednesday at 8 A. NJ
Closes at ~ NJ.
Leachburg Mail arrives Thursday at IL NJ,
Closes Thursday ut Q p M. mn
Carthage Mail arrives Monday and Saturday at PA'
ri Closes Monday and Friday at ~ A. NJ. and III
Fayetteville Nail MA SOmerville arrives Tuesday '''
day at p. NJ,
Closes Tuesday and Friday at p M N; pM
, ".taF.'-. NJ tl.i GEO. T. COOKE III ",
OfRcs open fir delivery of Mails from A. n. 10
then ~ to Pm.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1859.
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VINO CAN BEAT IrP-Mr G. H. Cofield, Of Har.
nett, has kindly presented us the largest and most
delicious pear we have ever scent weighs %
ounces. We think this is very good for Hsrnett,
indeed, for almost any county-fay. Garolin;oe.
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The London press favors us with their views on
the Harpers Ferry outbreak. The Times compares
browns plot to that Of Guy Cav ,es, and argues
that the fact Of the attempt is evidence of the exist
ence Of elements of danger in our social SYSTEM
The Ne~s is quite philosophical, and thinks the
negroes exhibited wonderful patience and generosity
but regards the conduct of the consprators as cal
culated to impede the abolition of slavery in the
Southern States, and especially in MARYLAND. =
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RUNAWAY.

WAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w common Jail of Martin county, N e., ON the I'd
TOM and that he belongs to a Mrs CROSS near South
Quay Southampton county, Va but that he was hired
out for the present year Elisha Lee work in the ur
PeHtue Farm, Kingve. nuth Carolina from where
be says he run away about the first of April last.
The said negro has his right eye out very dark complexion
and badly dressed; he is about feet inches high The
owner will please cone forward and prove said negro
ceve bis property.
W. W. WARD Sheriff.
Martin Co., N. e., June 9, 1859. 24-w&sw6m.
price Adv. x15)
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SrATE OF NoRrH-CARoLlNA.-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA.-W
y COUNTY:-In Equlty.-James w. Leroy H. William
c.. and John u Clements, ptrte
Pursuant 70 An order made at Fall Term 1859, of tbe
Court OF Equity for the csunt. of Wake the undersgns
Clerk and Master, will proceed to sell the highesG
der. on the premises, FRIDAY the 23d of Decenbs
next, the land in the pleadngs mentioned and described
to vita tract Of land situate and lying in Wake county,
James Terrell and Others containing one hundred and
twentyseven acres, which said hand was, during his life
time, the property Of Alvin Clements, deceased.
cash credit of twelve months for residue will be given
to the purchaser on his entering into bond with approved
sureties, bearing interest from day of sale
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G &ME
Nov. 49, 1859. pr adv. So lOO-w&swid
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HuLsBoRoUGH MILITARY AcADEMY.-As we were
not able personally to attend the examination at the
close of the late session of the Military Academy in
this place, we have obtained the aid of a much more
capable pen than our own-a writer whose expert
ence and opportunities have well qualified him as a
Judge in these matters and in whose candor and
fathfulness we have full confidence; We therefore
endorse as our own all that he has said.
The Examination, closing the first annual session.
was held on the 14th and 18th instant We were
present several hours each day. and heard the classes
in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geon etry and French The
exhibition of scholarship and attainments among
such a number of students must of course be vari-
GUS; and we never witnessed worse one than some
of the more indolent. At the same time we have
seen, either at school or college-and our op-
portunites in this line have not been few-better
specimens of thorough training and ready recita-
ton than were here presented by the more studious
members of the Academy. In these we see the eff
cheney OF the system and of the Teachers; for it is
only by competent and faithful training that such
proficiency and promptness can be attained.
There was time when we had low estimate of
this class Of schools; but since have had an op
portunty of inspecting their operations and results,
both in this State and elsewhere, their thorough
mode of training and wholesome discipline, we have
come to the conclusion that there is better sys
TEN than this for our own sons, where sound prac
teal attachments, habits of order and selfcontrol
and manly bearing are desired. We think, there
FORE that the State has cause for graduation in the
establishment of such schools in Hlllsborough and
Charlotte, and we cannot out wish the largest sue
cess to both.-Hill sborough Recorder. -1 =
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WEALTH WESTERN NORTH C ARoLINA.-Mr. c.
d. Smith, one of the Editors of the franklin On c.
Observer, has been travelling among the mountains
as Assistant to Professor Emmons, State Geologist
and writes to his paper the result of his observa-
tions
Near the mouth of Tuckasegee river he examined
bed of black slate some of which will perhaps be
workable into roofing States On Capt. Jarretts
lands he found fine specimens of roofing slate.
Within miles Of the mouth of Nantahala, he
found out-cropping of the marble range which eros
ses the Tennessee river. And at the Blowing
Spring" on the banks of the stream he squeez-
ed himself into cave which he penetrated about 30
feet and found grand marble BEDS beautiful banded
marbles of richly variegated colors, gray marbles,
and pale and deeply flesh colored marbles. On the
lands of j. T. Young he also found beautiful MARBLE
chalcedony, and hematlte iron ore. The iron, WOOD
MARBLE water power material for fire bricks, all
contiguous
About 81 miles from the mouth of the same river,
he examined saltpetre cave. He gathered hand
ful as pure as any coming from manufactory.-
He thinks it will justify the erection of powder MILL
Near the same points is a valuable mineral spring.
and excellent milestone grits in abundance, and pure
and mixed agalmatolite
Indeed his whole excursion was succession of
discoveries ofmneral and other treasures with which
that regions abounds.-FayetteriHe Obserrer.
Our readers will find in to-day's paper under its
appropriate head the business Card of Messrs. Lon
don Bryan, Commission Merchants, Boston, Mass.
We should have referred to this Card before, but
it escaped our memory on the day it first went in
our paper; and we do it now, and might well say
it is done gratuitously, and without the knowledge
consent of either party Interested
Messrs. London Bryan are both North Carolini-
ans; by birth, residence and affection-hence, We
think, merchants in this State especially, should
throw into their hands whatever business they may
desire transacted in Boston. We not acquainted
with Mr. Bryan, but, from personal knowledge Of
Mr.. London, we can safely recommend him to South
ern merchants generally, of strict integrity
one who is thoroughly acquainted with business,
and possessing peculiar faculty Of transactng the
same satisfactorily and expeditiously. We think
the shippers of North-Carolina produce to Boston
would do well to entrust their business in the hands
of Messrs L. B.. they cannot find in the great
city more upright OF honest agents; and there is
some satisfaction in knowing that your business is
in the hands of men you trust politically as we'll
as pecuniarily-WL Herald.
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PAMLICO MisH GRAPES.

~ 20 fAMLlCO MlSH 0RAfESs ~,
TvHE SUBSCRIBER CAN FURNISH ABOUT ~
well.ro"ed vines, at 81 each, Of this truly TauaJ
variety. The original vine discovered and culs
in this county by the late Albert Mish. Esq, and
nounced superior to all other native grapes now knoTn
the table and For further information to cu'"
DC, apply to
80 sa So r H. j. BLOUNIc
.-ri Washington, Beaufort Co, NJ ~,
November 8, 1889. .,ay 80. -, 45-w"
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II HAVE A GOOD BILLIARD TABLE TO SELL Low
apply soon at 40 Fayetteville st., Raleigh, or write
Creech for further information. :,
April 2h, 1889 Twill
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MOTTO e Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IL persons who have been summoned witnesses ns
certain suit pending in Alsmsnce County Court. whs''
John Ireland is plaintiff and D. A. Montgomery deenaa,
that said witnesses. whether for plaintiff or deenasDs
need not attend. and they requested not to Do '
said suit has been adjusted by the parties. o..
Alamance, Nov. IA, 1883. 47-wSr
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give you permission to make such use of this statement
you think proper. am with respect yours truly
q. PAUL MORPHY.
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OYSTERSl OYSTERs!!
Received Daily.
EAMILIES SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY, WAR
II ranted fresh and sound and good measure given,
At the
.... OAK CITY HOUSE
Raleigh, Oct. &c. 1889. Y2-t
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
VUlHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
plan Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Mls
~ Institutions. <' ''St i--t
For Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. C. C. TEW,
.. Hillsboro', N. c.
January %, 1859 $3.50. ... 5-w&swly
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NE\III DUBIIOIE,.

II SERA 0FEEDT ea yeate publ qua a IA
/ eaison lie Coar De c ctsa paroissa DE- Ia Patz.e
Co.,Gs- lie sAIEDl l. 7cmo jouraa Jt>FsE8
l@id 4 ID h. = N. h pronriG.6 >u. Ea3aa s.lv5i.:
UE A0RGEAC DE TG2RI s:gu6 daa~ I'e
de Ia FausSa-I:ivitGc. CT cetg2 paeo'~4e Il. l.
coataaance d. 10 arp"utS da sup4piaie, horaG
un cote par Ia terra Il" Lnlio Lc,rtu af 4. ia
tre par ceEte Pierra Sjcard a 'iatt,rieti tles
tarres liz feave Napoleon Le;eune Ct de- Des0-
live Le;eua2 ct t5a.it TN dtmambrement !: Ia
premier e1ncc&~ioa da@ dies terres.
z.- Isrna$ et condjtio8s de h re1fg:
Il mo.fc dn priz tie i'adiu licatsoa. compliant
ct ii baiaaee IN credit de l ct ans tlu i9ar
de II venf.
L,acqutfaur L devra f3urnir ses biIlets avec
boaGes ct soiraJies cautions &olidaircs; rae
sp6ciAie scra reserve sur Ia pro-
pri&ae veGiiae, jus4r'a Placement final doseiits
bs.ats, qHifrortaront pour 100 d'interGt apres=
L. 7. DAY.
Point s-t1@upGe. "a dec. 1859.
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foofolR ET RIcHEssE DU SUD.

Lantagoniame qui Sc dsveloppe de
plus en- plus entire les deux sections ,as
Atafs-Inls, pousse natnreIleuent ,.,s :,
prits ezacts vers les recherches st,tizt:
ques - recherches GU, une fois h;an g.;
fes, experiment avec lie plus de yer;td /,
situation morale, financiere ct poIitiane
oan pays. Aux heures de doate Of d.
encouragement Que resseHtent les nen
PIES aassi bien que les simples iadivi.lus
les statistiqaes ont l'avantaee Tepcou
faser les fables ct d,exaltes iHsoa'a,
p. point oa ellie produit de grandes chooses,
''a'eilsence da vFai patriotic. Dams i,
'se qae nous trayersons en- ce moment
- o0n que notre population, qui de-
pa's dc tongues annses d6,, - a.
lappfsAension de raveasr. ! .,,; los az d@
e,aha,,ons esalaa faribondes et brayante tes de-
qaelqaes politicians sans paaear f font - sa "
,ass, .,.agef une division CONNIE ane mine
'''a's : u est bon. disoas.1oas .n,s1la
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We TIE
De I'rayaux Publics.

T. SERA CFEEaT, par lc President du Jury
l. de Police a la aaison de Cour de cottc pa
roisae, le
Je~d5, 22me jour dc DecemJre 1859,
10 h. !. VI. par adjudication publ,que et an ra-
bals. les tlaFauZ pubIics ci-aprts dtsignGs, sa-
voir:-
l. La consvuctionde Ia Lcrec NcPtiaaI.
,, Les rtparat;ons executor au pont du
C-elain &aa3.
). lie gaz9naement d. cette parto de IA Gran
de LcFfe rfFarGe derHitremenl par II. Lynch.
/. Les repal@,tions a &ire a IL Ieyte en face
da chemin qgti coad1it dc Ia Eaus eRiyitre Il
Naerloo.
LIS ae}jH4ieata;res dayront fourur lcur otli-
CATION aeec b0nne caution solidnirc Il IL salts
faction iii President du Jnli de Police ain dc
&aranGir Ia parfaite execution dGsdit. trayaux,
commencement aux EGg}t merits tlu Jeri dc Police
sGas I'inspeetun tt a Ii satisfaction dies inspec-
teHrs re~F#ctif DIES districts OH devront etre exc
cults | sfIts travGax.
Par ordre du President:
ALCIDE BOUANCIIAIp.
6refisr dn J,lri d. Police.
Poine,CoupGa, CO 10 deccmbre 1859,
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SIJTEDI, 81 DECEHBRE 1859.
u.s. Notre Jury de Police Sc rGanira
Ell session extraordinaire, lundi le 26 de-
cembrc, a la Maison dc Conr.
ESr Nos Ieetcurs. nous Les

Ea- Nos lectcUrs, nous Fesptrons,
r'auront Garde d'onblier que NARDI
proclaim. 81 courant lien Ia Tenta dcs
lnarchandjses seclles ct autres compre-
nant lie fonds de magasin de y. Charles
Psovosty, a la teCoup6e. II y aura,
sans nul donte, d'excellentes occasions,
que plus tard peut FejIs Sc reproche-
ront d'avoir IaissG e.shappcr. Les condi-
tons dc cettc vente FONT: compliant.
NJ G. Provosty ofrira aussi en- vente,
ce meme jour, IN EXCELLENT CEIEFAL
DE noSTURE, garanti sous tous les rap
ports.
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ErAT UE Ia LQCj~ilNE.


C0CR HE NatEi2&E DISTRICT JEaICiAiH1.
PABaI@aE rE Ia PoTNEE c0GPGE
Dt4s JagGrc ds ii sa.sa-.,n GtIy4 jazz NGI-
SON. 5&rld&.
(0NFDRlLEALAT IA al o1tIro IL / Honorable
- CyHr du Neuyien" District dans It PaurIa
trJ-Sa u Eat ~>tij.s j3 ~otts-.4Ht. u5l;jraj en-
v.aae pdsI,qun, ~ur les Ieux. a Red River Ian
d.n@ fa
1farGi o1up J.gy 1e T7p,-jgr f>f0
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,.,,.t.,r"n. I.a a..r.. ,n. a.. MOI ,,,i'
= IA attfe otde ;crac, -gr teq9e3 le d5itiat
dem t'rgjt con.enaat 100 acres, uvee tsates ses
'''.'S :''F' '3.'>' r rr WE.
T., n..s = = ,-..,. y, = -, a. 49,. 7>,-t, ,.rn
ao< J..yr, W ms. ,.1a- >r.n nra<.. >s.>
,I~nriroa J. aos. e; >oe -. e.lsts. =..vo;r: J@Do
4fstil.n @@@ d, - an; l-iadzss.E. a@gr.,toa age
te IL Lila IL 2's; L',r E"'1 " 1fSf' - ' az az og . 7.s
.- d. = r # -, ,.n.,1E a - ~.d
sun star.ase I,,tyiroa * ans: Nv. nt..r.--e
age s4yiron Il ans: Haul, 4egre ase ,.,en4i@on
u ans. ,rrr,,1
g,.... ,..-' =, i. : . L i :, = c..,.-.-.
. Ce'@ * .l ',%' ;%. S@ ,5 .,Is'r | ,o, oe4o's %s
r5,rnax ri ra1J;l;or,y je u re,.ja.
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s5. Samedi dernier, II courant, deux
negres appartenant a NJ. J. S. Scott, Sc
sont introduits par eh'Faction dams Ie nla-
gasin de NJ. E. B. Dayrics, a Ia Pointe-
CoupGe. Ces mis6rables ont Gu reconrs
un commencement d'incendie ain def
iectuer plus aisGment lenr abomfnable
proiet; le bois a demi consume du plan
cher leur livre IN passage facile, ct lis
en- ont profite pour enlever une quantitG
assez considerable de marchandises se-
ehes, de groceries ct de wins ct Iiqueurs.
Heureusement l'incendie a etc etoufe
pen apres qu'ils Sc fufent retilGs avec
ieur butin, ct il nest rGsulte de cette ten
tatfve que des dommages insignitiants..
ses lncendla1res sont entire les mains de
ID justice en- ce moment, ct passeront en-
seoie ct dune maniere beaucoup moins
agreeable qnils ne Sc retaient promise
ie lameux Christmas qails Sc pr4na-
raient de eette faeon.
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EST donnd par ces prasentes, que
Adol. fIeGhenx s'est pgGsente a i'lEonora-
bic Gour du Neurieme District, dans ct
pour Ia paroissc dc la Pointo-Conpeo,
POM ttre nonm6 administrator de Ia
succession dADELAIDE FELLEAUD dee
ct que ST dams les dix jours qui
sHivront Get avis, aucune opposition
nest fate a sa demande, il sera nommG
confornHment.
Par ordre de la Cotlr du 9me District,
A. BONDY, Greffier.
Poinss-Coupee, II decembre. 1859.
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sache cuiin qnei;e est cxacte.nent sa DO
s|tLoA commcrciaIc dams I4 Dilan -6uG-
raj dc Ia. confederation; il est temps
qn'elle sac!so 81 r5eI'eneut ellie reolH yLus
q"el(e ne Jo@rn5t, 81 ellie ne doitsse mott
voir qua la remorQao dg, Nord, commc
son imterieure, GU 81 ellie n'auro:, point,
par basar,I, Ie pouv2ir ct lie droit, dans
deS circumstances donu6cs, H:mpy~ec dcs
conditions, Iojn den subir.
Or nous disons, ct les clIidrcs suivants
que nous eHtray0ns des documents off
c)eIs du convenient federal serviront a
rrouver n0tre assertion, nous disons que
ccst avec les produ.s du Sud ct du ira
vail force que s"bS:ste lc Nord, maIgr6
son immense population. sa dGvorante
ac;'vitt, son inia1atr.c qui maTchc dc
nortcctIonncmeHt Ell perfectonncment.
C'est que rien on tf1et nest an dessus de
la mNt.ere premiere, ct que l'artiste, tout
sop&rieur, tout sublime qn'iI soft, ne peut
Sc developer, 81 i'Ilunble artisan ne hi
fouTuit la matjGrc brute, dni sous Ie sout-
lie du genie devicndra &c chefdnuvre,
ctonnement dcs siecies. Admirable dis
position de Ia Providence qni a cree en-
tire les iudiyidns cette solidaritG que les
nations mont point encore compriSe
AlnsI done, 81 i'un peut avoir le iG@itime
orGUeil de son travail ct de SON i4teIIi-
genie habiIetG, 'autredoit avoir l'orgueiI
de sa tecondite presque sans !imitc;
tous deux, all lieu de Sc iaIouser. he
d0jvent-ls pas s'entG'aider ct faire Gchan-
ge tratorncl de leur richesse? I-nc ha-
lance ineXorabIement cxacto scrait de-
sastreuse pour l'un ct pour Fautrc; une
entente rnutuele ct c0rdiale les 4leye au-
dossns de t0us.
Que lie Nord Sc targue de ses avanta-
geS, linen reste pas moins GtabIi par les
documents ollicieIs, quII ne saurait en-
trer en- lutte avec le sud dams les ezpor-
t9tloRs gGnGraIcs, c'est-a-dire dams ce qni
constitute III richesSe vGritabie du paws.
Ql'on jette un seui instant les veux sur
ic taOeau suivant pdbii6 par le DGparte-
ment dn TrGsor, i Washington, ct Fon
cu sera cJnyaiLcu:
Expectations de tontes
Pr0venances. ..... $2TS ,392 ,0S0
Fynortafians Il Itasr9ca- ST 200 905
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f J7ST doand par ees {rGsantes. aaa 5.3ME.s
- CofEtf Er&sea.G a l-Hoa. CoGr du
s'i,a J5ssrtet n1s pour Ia p2r0s>e d Ia Pa
Couple, poafetre uoIaille curateur d. Ia sac
cessioa IL
P4fE3 WELSH. dtctdG, s-
ct que 1 dan 7 5 dix joilrs quj ~0iyront sEt avis
aucHne opRoaT0a u'cst tGite a sa demaatle. II -
rtaDomme c0sirmtnaHt,
Par ort!re Il ia Cour dH 9mc Dis.iief,
A. BONDY, greG1ar.
Pointe-Cf1pee, "a decembre, 80.
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!. ETE ARR lI..par Gustare Nourain, Ie !
n de ee mois 4 sI'Aabifatlon de 2. H. Moore
en- cette paroissanEe aEIE Inexicaiae, avaut
l5 mains de hasaart portant une nIarque Hlexi-
caine sur Ia eGis Hrauclle
2ga.. 81 iaai5s FILE nest pas recIaInee dams
les dix joufs qni IiFront sa publication de Get
avis. ellie sera sense par le soussigne, le jan
vier, 1860 q ID mA ION de caur de eette Baroisse.
F. @. B0UIS.
IussIe paix da Sine District.
Points-coupa, d dscen,brs 1859
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:. d vlenz marin. arsistanta a lOpera,
- 4'le les aansenses portaieRt Iears robes
. ins-,4i'st comne tdinoignage de respect
pour "a meinoire de Ia Modesto morte en-
ces Iieux. - - :, "