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FIsTuE AND IT'S REWARD. AT a late meet
ing OF the academic il Paris, tie pr.ncipal
NJ on 'on prize OF three thousa nd francs for net
of sl >ue, was best towcd on Francoise Dprapd
of At. (Vauclnse) The Academy, in award
in4 tie prize, were desirous Of rewarding con-
ju9al devotedncss--tEa attachmcn, to family
ties which becomes t!ghtcned hy misfortune
and 'rticulariy that delicacy Of feeling which
the "a qnittal OF a husband could not satisfy
ard !, hich could not rest until his inucro,.:n
had cen clearly proved. Madame Duraud y
poor peasant woman, struck Lv misfortnno
evinc d a courage equal to the strnrr'e which
she WIS called upon to sustain. Her bns,'an1
wa accused ola capital crime, and before u
court OF assize where, although serons charoo'
were brought against him, lie was acon;t+ar il'
sm II majority. Madame Dnrard rho ~
convinced Of his innocence never ccasoa ".S
support his courage while before his indass 80
and, lurlpg the seven succeeding wears III
deroied her ncessant efforts to the dieco,an o.o
anp ! rosecu'ion OF the real criminals. ana ~
lelxtl they were condemned, and The con,,,oa' a.
in1otPnce OF her husband proved to the Li,oSe ross
SIX opt cal. Viz most
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The Medical World has an occasional 'o"'"
Of lsse satire that is quite refreshing. pe-
scribii what it calls a national disease. II S"S
T roughout North America tie uh'Vcis.,i
mo Tbis appetite for patent medlcines 10 1" is
larlY onstituted disease. 1t is probably trans
mttet from parent to child, as insanity sc'o
full. AID nervous affections, descend through
fan9li.s TO see a man or woman WAC He'o'
pure sed box of Braudreth's Pills, or oo'
tie Of he Balm Of Very Fine F10"efs, "oc'o
be eq,l vaent to seeing the fifth wheel G' d
coach. No such phenomenon exists. AolNefS
usual commence with Shermans Lozeh3es'
But v ether they have or not, it IS Jnd'cio"s
to COT mence drugging the little creatures ear
ly, by way Of accustoming them to mere potent
articles, when their strength viii bear them
Spfins physic usually follows Ii is a oi'ihe
artsto keep off sickness by seasonabe dostS Oh
soinet ing that is good for the blood AT iocr-
teen, young persons begin to purchase lor
themselves. The latest advertisements shout"
alway be guide in the selection OF patent
med mes, on account Of the rcsprctabiiliy ara
respo sbilites Of parties Offering tiers tol Saie.
This a great country every one has
pe,tec, inalienable right to kill himself WIN
hfespr serving nostrums.
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fIc,UREs.-A room with pictures in it, and
room without pictures, differ by nearly as
much rs a room with windows and d room with
out windows. Nothing, we think, is more
melancholy, particularly to a person who has
to pas much time in his room, than blank walls,
wild othing on them /; for pictsires are loop
holes u escape to tie soul, leading it to other
scene; and other spheres. 1t is such mex
pressipIc relief to a person engaged in writing,
or even reading, on looking up, not to have
his lire of vision chopped off by an cdous willie
wall, ,ut to find his soul escaping, as it were,
th ron IN the frame Of an exquisite picture, to
otller beautiful and perhaps heavenly scenes
wlert the fancy for a moment may rcvel, re-
freshel and delighted Thus pictures are con
so'ers OF loneliness ; they sweet fiattcry
to 1ht soul they relief to She iaded
mipd they windows to the inprisol. q
thdngat they are books ; they are histories
and ssrmons which we read without tle
trdnb of turning over the leaves.
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AUSIouE D1SSEE.-Lord B., we'll lno,.
forh love OF everything out of the wav ''ot ,ot
y gee dinner at the baths of Lucea cf ',ie- ne,
slnsnpf eharacter The meat the the
We ves,s standing nressrrad were all at least of two
of 2f Appert. The table was s,5 ~ 'ne plan
se$water made fit to drink BY thu 1h"il'lled I with
cestl discovered the claret had "I bao process re-
hyathe assistance of dvine-bei, zen zen rescued
chlnf vessel sunk in the Thames ", , from q :ner
ceftury ago % and the bread w"s no'e -. than a
wf5eaS some centuries old, which tha. mae OF
nf and 1roosht from of the ppre lGrd
oi yps lest anu sGwn in England Thss srnm'ds G
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no - 49,, Of Washington about l',ly ~, n,rra- s11
Cd ~, H. farmer referred to In .intv s''o Of
iva He PAS member ',.saer"i of '1f h45ts, we're
rss orpossd rp% 'S' to- Tie Of nsssbs 9ssbsr
enS While the army lay in 'lG 9ole dwell
Whit t,i pIa,ns ca'nn one morning at sunris%,
,h& 81 ,assinr clump Of brush, heard as had faI
ng s se "Thinkng his OK or his ass ,a nae srot %,
en- snro q nit he. on approaching inc ster' rer
card tho Voice of Il man engaged IN pla'e,, -
lie 81 in the thicket and listened reSoaeo as, i.
o ae the speaker Having finished r,n n,s foril,
att "a to heaven. this man CT God came wash
rofl IS hiding place. 1t was GEORGE Limo ~ ;,9
ng M When the farmer entered the d"el+'nS, 'a ns,
e II, to his wife, " Martha, we m''se y,- III
os ;s u,ovement any more. the w6rS n n,ra 20
ror khe Lord l heard the man for
ya{h 1gten send to heaven such prass.' +hov
he "a .se and the country, that k'o" .;tI,
lib, heard" Thus Washington rose WIZ WIZ
he 80 !. and prayed for his country lI.s ''0
or Il v day. and watched for 1t hy "is"
"a tu Todd.
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THE ASHES OF CoLUMBUs.-A cathedral in
Havana claims the honor of sheltering the re-
mains of the great navigator. A recent travel
thus describes the place:
mural tablet in the choir, on which is
bust of the illustrous Genoese in alto-relief,
informs the public that all that is mortal of him
reposes there that while he has left the coun-
try he discovered to be the home Of prosperous
millions, he has made voyage to still more
distant land, from which no traveller returns
One of the officials, who had an eye to business
during the services, presented me with print
ed card, telling the story of the hegira of these
iliustrous bones. Though. Columbus died at
Valladolid, in Spain, his remains were not per-
mitted to rest there. They we're first trans
ported to Carthusian Monastery at Seville !;
next they we're removed across the to ST.
Domingo, and finally they were disinterred
and brought to Havana.
Here in the Antilles, with which the dis
coyery which has rendered his name immortal
has so ultimate connexion, it is fitting that
his dust should repose. The land which his
heroism revealed to an astonshed and admiring
world, may well afford him room wherein to
sleep his long Sleep"
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R1PID IMPROVEMENT OF TN, -
Tle .dtor of the Portland '11. qI.lSAN INDIAN MISD-
on our, our with other Maine ii''''sG:pt sG: has been
ARostoos region: The follow, ieo1ors, ,, to the
saa 10 W. one of the ator;"inass t;"h'as hrIef eonver
md ki,g Treat afva,aaS ot that region are
grady bzzled Io as approached our sarty was was
F &,iIsh1 q, 2y as TO OR crHfartfr :. ~,
erE o-oa;+ 40" '' You CommjsS7on-
uase g earne% mea'tors." Ugh you make news- v'.
''eh-haVe great minds "
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SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOURNAL
Second Volume
9th November. 1858

9th NOve1n Der, 1888.
7 n announcing a volume of the SCOTTISH AMER
Il JOURNAL. the Proprietor begs to call atten-
ton those features of the paper which have already
secured for it large share of support, and which
ought to commend it to the patronage OF still more
numerous class of readers.
The special feature of the paper is that it is Scot
tsh journal, containing notices o. every event occur
ring in Scotland that be regarded of the least
interest natives of the country residing this
continent. The news of the whole country Is careful
concerns Scotchmen to kno is omitted from the
columns of the paper Articles relating to Scottish
subjects original and selected, also published from
time to time and the special character Of the
Journal sustained by literary features of national
interest in the form of tales historical and mscellan
sketches anecdotes and poetry.
While thus national in its character so far, these
special features occupy comparatively limited space
in the eight large pages of which the paper consists
three tbs OF which devoted to and other
general matter calculated to be of interest to all cas
ses of readers and not to Scotchmen alone. care
fully compiled epitome of intelligence from En- gland
Ireland the continent Of Europe and all parts of the
world is given in every number. with extracts from
the leading articles of the British Journals on the
most interesting public topics of the day.
With view to rease the popular interest of the
Scottish American Journal nd to add to its val
IS family paper, arrangements have been made
for of attractive tales, founded chiefly sub
iects connected with Scottish life The first of these
stories entitled :. Clara Howard tale of the Cri-
mean War; commences with the first number of the
new volume. A considerable instalment of the story
will be given in every number till it is completed.
and t VII form .ntsIszt1ns reading IeG e WINTER
ed by succession of other tales OF equally popular
character.
TERMS DESCRIPTION.
One copy one year, 81 5o T.
Subscriptions Invariably in advanceO received at
the Carolinian Office, where specimen copies can be
obtained application Agents for North Carolina
Dec 4 MARTIN i PEARCE.
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THE SUCBSRIB
r S receiving of the largest and most care
Il fully selected stocks offered by him in this
market, comprising every style and quantity of
LADIES', GENTS, MISSES IND BOYS
BOOTS, SHOES, Cutters, &c.
AND IN FACT. EVERYTHING USUALLY LINE.
Planters and all others who desire to purchase a
superior article of
No. l BROGANS,
respectfully solicited call and examine his stock.
Having just returned from the North, and exam
ined my Goods carefully before purchasing fatter
myself that am now prepared to sell them upon as
good terms as they can be bought in this market
LEATHER of all descriptions and for all pur-
poses constantly on hand
The above articles will be sold CASH.
NJ. FAULK.
Oct % If
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&c ,aaoiaiY IN GREAT Britain ,,o,..-
Ia " na'enanery IN Great Britain. n nli 'Ter
oeen computed to be equal 10 SOC eco ooo y las
,he e wnr ,' "e,ng able by the aid of steam 20 , d.
hity years ago The produe, io,, w., com t'ish
mensurate. " '''N otcH conf
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White Lead and Linseed Oil, for
sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
Aug. Is, 63-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE, N c., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1859.
LAND SALE.

ON the 18th day of January. 1859. on the premises
~ will offer at Public Sale, 2o9 acres of Land,
in Robson county, the west side of the Lowry
Road. joins Conoy, Cobb. Mcdonald and others. A
description is needless those wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves Terms at Sale.
JOHN BUIE,
Jan. l. 1S59.-3t for n. A. Graham.
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w NTED.

L>OR the year 1859 four young men and two women,
smart, active and cleanly, for Table and Chamber
Servants; good Cook, Ga man preferred.) strong
and healthy and also sober, honest and indus
trious fellow for Oster For such servants (slavcs
would be preferred) liberal prices will be given and
wages paid quarterly.
T. WADDILL, Fayetteville Hotel
Fayetteville, n. c., Dec 4. ST
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HEDLET7
PATENT CHEMICAL GREASE

jJ>HIS Grease for Stages Wagons, Carts. Carriages,
Il Mill Gearing, Heavy Bearings, &C., is found to
be the best in 1t is warranted to stand any tenn
perature. 1t combines the body and fuidity of Tai
low Be eswax and Tar keeps the Axles always cool
and does off, and is unsurpassed in durability
Manufactured by J. Headley, New York.
consignment on hand, and for sale at the office
of the .sCarolinan,'' Market square. In 2lb boxes
price 25 cents per box.
20. 1883 if
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CARRIAGE FACTORY
A. A. N'KETHAN

II EEPS constantly on hand large assortment Of
IN Veh ces of every description, which are well
and faithfully made and finished in the LIGHTEsT and
NEArEsr styles His facilities for doing carr age
work are GREATER than ESTABLISHMENT SoUTH,
which enables him to sell his work the most favor
able terms.
Nov. Is. 1858. tt
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DR.. Frank William's Rye Uhishcy.
ID MITCHELL has made arrangements with Dr.
lOs Frank Williams. to be constantly supplied with
his celebrated RYE WHISKEY, which can be had at
his Store at all times by wholesale or retail.
Oct l6. 1853. If
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TurDentine Still.

THE subscriber is desrous of buying secondhand
L TURPENTINE STILL. For further informa-
tion address me at Gray's Creek. P o., Cumberland
Co.. n. @. THOS. w. DEVANE.
Dec. 25. 1t
OOOOxRhSc xhch ths .ssh TIED
paid A. M. CAMPBELL.
Oct. l, 1856. If
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SPECIAL COURT.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Court OF Law, Fall Term, 1858.
His Honor Romulus NJ. Saunders, judge Presiding.
1T is ordered by the Court that special Term Of
/ this Court be held Oh the second Monday in Feb
ruary A, d. 1859.
Jurors Witnesses and suitors in Civil Cases are
hereby notified to attend
GTGness, John W. Baker. Jr, Clerk of our said
Court OH the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in September, A. D. 1858.
JOHN w. BAKER. Clerk
Nov. 27. tc
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DILL HEADS neatly printed. one, two, and three
ID on a half sheet ruled for the purpose. Give us
a call at the CAROLINlAN OFFICE.
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r. 4dD % EA- CD aHo
VX7E shall warrant ana all persons indebted to
w us after the Isl day of January next, without
distinction of persons. We have money to pay and
must and will collect.
JAN l. 2t F. N. & J. n. ROBERTS.
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USEFUL ARTICLES

USEFUL ARIICLES
FLUID OIL r;,dni and Lard ID Limps: nnls: .naest;o.
Superior Steel Shutters;
Britannia CastOrs Tea Pots and Coffee Pots;
Brittania SPOONS and LADIES';
Brittania Communion Sets tobicts anG Cups
Timed Iron Spoons and Ladies';
Pianshed Tin Coffee rms and Pots, Tea Pots
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes. and Dish Covers;
WATERS, of all sizes and shapes.
FINE SCISSORS; large for cutting, small for embrOd
err Razors and Pocket Knives;
Baskets! Baskets!
for all purposes
COFFEE MILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters
Stone Crooks; Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs Pals, Churns and Bowls;
Counter Scales. to weigh to $40 lbs;
Family Scales to weigh every ounce to Id;
Cocoa Dippers; Hair and Wire Selves;
u,.Ll L. AA~t~- E.~ II IA+
Dust Pans; Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells,
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags (large)
White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads, for
fancy work;
Electric Polishing Powder Boys Saws; Corkscrews
great variety of other useful articles, tedious
to mention. Come and for yourselves at the
'Crockery Store.' W. n. TILLlNGHAST.
Oct 2. 3m
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Il tin & Pearce, all accounts due to the North Car
Gilman printing office, and hereby relnquishes all
claim upon the same. G. w. WIGHTMAN.
Nov. 20. 1858. If
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NoTICE.

NoTICE.
WILL teach the common ENGLISH BRANCHES
Il of learning, in the Common School House on Hay
mount. will commence dp the 3rd of Jan. 1859, and
teach for of months, and charge at the r,te
of six dollars per session fer pupil Onefourth of
the pay, I shall expect in advance.
Dec Is, 1855. If CHESTERFIELD BULLA.
NOTICE
A LII persons indebted to the Subscriber are re-
"a quested to make payment before the first
of January next All claims due me- after that time.
will be put in trainso collection
DUNCAN SHAW.
Dec. IL, 1858. 4w
Presby byterian copy 2w
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LAW NiFICE.

IENIE SUBSCRIBERS hay lg associated themselves
l. together in the practice Of Law. under the name
ana style of CAMERON Il SHAW, VIII attend the
County and Superior Court of Moore, Montgomery
Anson Richmond and Ro eson.. All business en-
rusted to them viii receiv their prompt attention.
Address Cameron aud aw Attorneys at Law
Rockin CHAM. Richmond ltY, N G.
JNo. W. CAMERON. JNO. D. SHAW.
Nav /. 1913. 1y
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spent upwards Of $z4 600 Tor the relief Of she
sick and destitute, during the recent yellow fe
yer epidemic in that city.
A girl at school would like to have two birth
days every year. When she grows up a woman
she objects to having even one.
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be punctualy attended to.
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS WIDOWS.

NOTICE TO SOLDIERS WIDOWS.
vENHE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers,
e and the Widows of Soldiers who DIED
IN SERVICE in the OF 1912, can have their
pensions continued by calling the undersi gned.
Congress having made additional provision for
them.
Give ME the management of your claims, and
the money shall come at once, charge.
JNO. NJ. ROSE.
Agt. for Pensions.
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
L. III. G.AIlf&ARD.

Mr.. Aaron G. HUDSON in our presence and
in the presence Of several others, declared
that Mr.: Garrard bought a portion Of til,
delegates from his district to support him,
in the convention. Mr.. Hubs n has made
the same statement 1t different times, 10
scores Of the citizens of Florence and Cen
trail Point There is no doubt Of its truth.
lie came to that neighborhood for the pur-
pose Ut pbbing the settlers Of their homes.
he declared that they had no right there
and that he through the assistance Of 3ul.
~ Wells and his half: breed influence, Should
be the owner Of ten thousand acres Of land
IN Lake l'epin valley Notwithstanding the
same, every inch Of it, was occupied bv
actual settlers. lie in a great measure has
his air., and now rides over
'i'e unan'tnous wills Of tue people of his dis
trct: by virtue OF his money: which enabled
him to buy the delegates from his district
Settlers on the half baeed tract are YOU 90
lnS to support him Voters Q: .Goodhue
County do you wish such man for your
Kepre entative. The place TO answer is
ut the polls III ts"a@1 ;UudG gtbhaWT
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Chris. Granam, is, and ever has
been the earnest and steadfast friend Of the
settler. that be always used all his infiu-
ence with the general government in their
favor, and has always been Jealous in pro-
tecting chem from the land sharks :; that
he is universally acknowledged to be better
acquainted with our land laws and our pub
lie land system than any other man in Min
nesota, and that he " lluse that knowledge
in passing the RIGHT KIND OF A HOME
STEAD BILL, one that will GIVE LAND
TO EVERY SETTLER, wherever his
claim may be that he is sound Demo
cEat, and is in no manner intolerant, illiLeral,
or extreme in his political opinions, and
that his brilliant talents, excellent business
qualities, and genial good nature, will pro-
cure for him more friends and more respect,
and more influence in Washington, than any
other man Minnesota can send there. el
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
VOTE FOR
WATCH THE POLISH!

We have reliable informant on that r. H.
Knox, Of Cannon Falls, has procured a
number Of Republicans from Dakota county,
(Which they have no hope Of carrying,) who
have come to Cannon Falls to stay barely
ten days and vote and then return. We
learn also that large number. are thus
living in Milton-having come in within
the last week from Dakota for that purpose.
They are not voters. A mans intention
governs his residence. A man that comes
here, for the sole purpose Of voting, with
the intention Of Immediately departing af.
ter election, does not acquire residence
hereby; nor is he q voter. ~ Be on your-
guard. See that such men are prevented
from voting at all hazards. The Republi.
cans have played the game once. Don't let
them do it again. -'.5 j. "t..~'i""'St
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o. II will do no harm, for our oppo.
nents, while they deal in ndiscriminate
charges Of extravaganza to remember that
example IS better ms ructor than p,rcept.
shey had an opportunity to set good OK:
ample when they had the organization ofti
House q Representatives Of the United
States, MIR. Banks being speaker. Now
have the report Of the Treasurer Of the
United States for The year 1856 from which
it appears that the amount Of the public
money expended lily that lious fr MiScei-
lancous items were, exclusive Of stationery
services or any Of the necessary cxpendi.
lures, and exclusive Of the boun,iiui per-
quisitcs in books, sc" During the same
period Of time, that House ex pended 81
1864 Of the pubic money for horses and
carriages and 88l for saddle horses. II have
not here items Of their 4 expenditures, for
the other five months Of that Congress. but
lknow the House grew more and MORO ex-
trayagant. 1t was the same House t',atpex.
PEELED one Of its members, and censured
tho others for corruption Our. opponents
have never had many opportunities 10 leave
a.recOrd. and here was one. l. only alude
TO- it because they claim superiority oyer
Us in economy and virtue. They have uni
tor'nly favored large appropriations, and in
many instances their extrayagance was only.
checked by resort TO tic veto power. 7o' =