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the ClllCKB0lNG 4 SONS - PRISE
uBDAL PIANOS.
VuVBE sUBSCllbeR. sesss ss d: - q u easvs
celebeuasd Pisnaa isksDe shs Peesse seasetsstty,
that he 10 . rsside.s or WininGsDs, n q.
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will receive pamphlets With 10 dGot syes wi'e ossked
prices.
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z. A. Z DOHNS1EO1.
Wilmington. n. C., Oct 80. 1888.
Ps Mr. B. receiv-d tie only svsmis1 q 'bs \. G. Ssis
Fair . comPetiior from Baltimore.
The following Testimonials TO the mesis d The ahass
PIANOS have been unhesssiiuGy Gvca b Mr. IAslbssx
Rscnuoxp Va, Jan. II. 1855.
Nv DkAa SsR: have trird Mcs.ssl Chiekesin4 Soas
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nx that there superior insiruruts 10 this csny
or Europe.
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Exchange Hotel.
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February =, ISIS. !
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have ever seen in America; and alss happy odd
that they quite rtWuaie in being ably srpvseusd
in the S,h BY 20 respectable bUasc that VI J. SSo
LING Sox.
Yours. respectfully.
Octoberss 1858. SLY.
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MEMOIR OF THE REV. ELISHA MITCHELL.
"A u. d. late Professor of Chemistry, slineraogy and
the Tributes Of Respect to his memory by various Public
Meetings and Literary Associations and the Addresses de-
Ivered the refinement Of his remains BY the Rt Rev
James H. Otey D. d. Bishop of Tennessee and Hon David
/. Swain, ii. D., President Of the University
Price in Paper 80 cents-Cloth 80 CENTS.
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MISCELLANEOUs.
GREAT INDICTMENT! =,
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING AT COST !
LANDECKER & KLINE
a RE ENDEAyORING TO MAKE ROOM FOR A
"A large Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
and therefore in order to clear the remainder u their
WINTER GOODS have the conclusion to sell such
At Cost Price,
rafhe. thon keep anything over till another for
they deem quick sixpence better than slow shilling
By adopting this course they will be enabled keep
santly on hand Fashionable Stock Of Goods.
Their present stack of WINTER GOODS embrace Sils
frenea and E"Qsl Hsrisas, Plain and Piaid; Parome
tos: Mara and C9oits; Fsrs: Nosiery, etc.
They will keep their prices down at cost for the Nkxr
TnlRrY DAYs! -
:as- OvERCOATS SOLD AT COST
They fell Confident that this on their part win
prove ennently satisfactory 10 their customers II will
enable them to keep supplied with Goods suitable 10 the
Their FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT will at all times
Se Kept supplied with everything that the Ladies may
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THOS. ca L L AN,
(Ssa,ssor 70 L~sae Ps~:sr.)
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CENTLEAENS

FURNlSnlNC GOODS,
FArE1rxvilLG SrRrsr, RAlEigu. y. C.,
ID ESPECTrULIH INFORMS THE PUBLIC, that be
II Lss just returned frm the NurhSsn Cities With
varied assortment, of Ready Made Cisng and als' Cen
tlcrcns furnishing C,Hds. all carefully selected BY him
SELF and rrrcha>hed for tsL which will enable him tn
sell on unusually favorable terms.
Having bren r q number Of wears. FOREMAN In The h.ss
establishment in altimprc. and sbc ucuiiy with Mr.
Pc,cr VI this CITY. he na:icrs himself that he will b.
able TO give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their orders.
trial is respectfully solicited
Cutting and Rerairng done with dispatch.
The la;cs, Styles Of fashions always IN hand.
October :, lass. SOY.
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y the fAvORITE PERFUME.
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IT'S well tn caution ladies' all
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10Th MONTH, less.
WARD & HUGHES.

DRUGS, Nedicines, Paints, Obs, vasnfsAes'
RrusAes, HaaoW.6sasss Etc.
WIZARD 4 HUGHES TENDER THEIR KiNDhST
w acknowledgements To those who have 80 LITERALLY
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DRUGGISTS AND DISPENSE CHENISTS and they
hope BY close attention and energy in business to merit
announce to their friends and The public that they have
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lected with the greatest BY o the kim IN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE.
1NvERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROLINA. who
II desires to post himself faly the Land Distribution
question, should procure
Cluskey's Political Text Book or Encyclopedia.
Whilst il treats the Kansas and nearly every political
question: it. embraces the following important documents
relative 10 the Public Lands
Mr.. Claws Report in favor Of Distribution;
Report Of Mr. Grundy against it;
Address If Mr.. Faulkner IN the subject;
Votes distribution in Congress;
Grants Of Public Lands States for r. purposes with
votes thereon;
Carisles Land Di ,tribution Bill
Views Of Public Men on Deposite and Distribution;
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands.
Fur copies address
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Water Whecssl water wheelsl
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References givea and requirsd
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April -, .Sss. s&-lv
\ NEW SUPPLY OF FRESH BUCKwHEAf-
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TRIAL OF DANIEL E. SICKLES,
FLEvESYE DAYS PROCEEDINGS
CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF PHILIP BARTON KEY


sp-cl,l Di,p.srA II, n. Y. fTisoa-
WASHINGTON, Friday, April Il, 1859.
All is calm to-day. Thsre is much laughter,
which is frowued down By tas Judge.
More testmcoy, but rather inaistine'' hn been
taken touching the removal Of the lock.
The Rev. Mr.. Balkley, 8 fellow student Of
Sickles, testified to bis frasiic grief upon Mr.. Da
PoIte's death in iS4o
Col Freeman co,chmsn testified to seeing Mr.
Key wave his handkerchief on tse "Wednesday be-
fore the homicide, and saw Mrs. Sicsles join hin,
and the two 90 together to tie negro house.
returning within 50 hOur
Mr.. Brown is now on the stand. She saw the
parties enter the house.
The question on the sdmissibiiity ofsdultery evil
dence is open, and long Argument is ID progress
Mr. Brady says he shall contend that Mr.. hey Was
killed while in the act of adultery, hiring an as
si,ration house, and Masking tha! sc. continuous.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

Mne mo, ting Mordsy, April II, judge. LivINGs-
Tos sss called 10 the chair. Tne sreucance was
vGy rep. c'abe cugh the room ras OCT 80 crowded
~ has been At several o. the last meetogt-the day
bang very stormy. Several New-Jersey and Long
leland farmers aid nGiseymes ana gsrienefs were
pTeeett; ssd We noticed one dor aN g. hhete) Con
sectcut farmer, sLd heard several Strangers present
slPess great satisfaction with the discussions.
Darirg the hour Of miscellaneous business, Judge
Mics, The Secretary reao nuEber Of IN .erest!oS
psper, few Of the points Of which We note 81 fol-
Rss:
,P,eSIics against I.dio' Cora psPsr speaks
Of the deep prtiadice 'stil exisiug in Irslsna
sgsirst Indian corn This" rays the artick re
rninSs Us of the deep prejudice that once existed
against potatoes in the same county Stb later,
Goblet published q severe blast against Posalpos-
Now is ar almost universal article OF food fof large
classes in ireland, and is considered d'sPs1siess
everywhere" "a ma
iVAea. Inae.s.-A German saws there are SV,oVo
Sifsrent insects inst prey upon wheat.
Bwds.-Wilsor, the great oruitaoogist, computes
that red. winged hlsckbrd destroys, 90 81 average
- grabs q day through the Srmmer. Macy other
birds arc equally useful 10 the fsruer. No goN wous
hay the services performed by the oirds O,$ otter
a sy be seen following the plowmsn hour aeer aour
Ls.ten BLaekbeyTy.--A London publication speak'
Of 4. 'sstss blackberry In high terms, aud say,
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NsHyerL April /:

A. the conclusion of concert in Columbia $ CD
given by Arthur Napoleon, little blind boy was
brought upon the stage, and played Nspoleon's fan
asi. Of the Bohemian Gil with 50 much skill as to
brig expressions of delight from the whole troupe.
TEE rsu,e Of this little prodigy is TOm-sinply Tom
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Bentley, the noted London pueh'hsr' began o.
March the issue Of new quarterly, under the ute
"Btntleys Qusrtsrly Review
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p.r,yrrRE OF YoUSG BURGLaRs.-Tvo bows,
R.+noonsev ara Edwsrd Upiop who escapes ne other
80 I'm Le Tonb. repsk'a % fssrsdAy tkHi IN tas
Ts-,t,,-Iout W.a sai retained 20 tl-r Oh alif'est
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"A Of VERY supesiCs srup. eqssl to Asy'nos scd oy
- enc, except maple, SEA oy come pr7tefret eves
ss,hst. TNe sroupd pIsr,ed Use ociy oDe-eighte y
r,.ure The Yield sAs equL to 3ii ssNoes pei ac'e-
mm.sIAe smaller canes 6seD groasd s'ead Of De ng
p for fosoer tae ,i-d would haze been much gc"ss-
Tee cost q pr dornon 10 no greatnr tuso G 20,
Unit tresing sd boiirg sui At 'nnch less yield
- rrile, i must be nuch mJfe profitable
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n,cx AND O,AGE ORASOE.-J. d. Ca.tcn OF Ss-
l. C,lumbiAna Co, Que, ssys the fold mice srs es
n, m a, the roos Of Ossgecrasgo hedges il hst re-
gt,, 50 that they are utterly destroyed a'1 'leI GU
ty.';ov muft he abandoned uI!Oss somebody can
give remedy. He ssys.
"It has been my undertaking heretofore toAt one
es oresset exCellenots 0f tls plant fOr lct1{ was
4, fre.doa iroo al Az ual testyOyers. II 10 re neoy
serr-t the ravsgcs o. the nice Gu bs ioun,, Y wih
b. folly TO set pslt Of the kind In os pars OF the
sourtry. ore Of NY reghonTs has already given up
Gs r., lost and grubOed ont the eziaDoe. No doao.
sihers are troubled IN the ssme way. have Snea
traps. terri,r dogs ard poison, bit is no 50. What
shall / 10 p
WAC cas tell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
POLITICAL.
WHOM, NOT HAVING SEEN, WE LOVE.


I. is easy to love when eye meets eye,
And the glance reveals the heart
When the flush on the check can the soul De
speak,
And the lips in gladness part;
There's thrilling OF bliss IN loving k'SS
And spell in kindly tone
And the spirit hath CHAINS oil tenderness
To fc,ter and bind its own
But heller spell and deeper joy
From purtr fountain flow,
Wnr; the soul Sends higher lis incc:,>c fire,
And rests no more below;
When the hear; goes up to the gate OF Heaven
And bows before the throne,
AID striking its harp ior sins forgiven
Calls tie Saviour all its own.
Though we gaze not now on INC io'ci' o''"
That felt FOR us the thorn;
Though aiar from home we pilgrims roaih'
And our feet with toh are worn;
Though We never have pressed hatpierccd hand,
II is stretched our lives above;
And we OWN His care II. grateful prayer,
Whom. not having seen, we love
We have felt him near. for many year.
When at eve We bent the knee,
That mercy breath that glorious faith.
Dear Saviour. came from thee
When we stood beside the dying bed,
And watched the lovci one go,
Ia the daikening hour We felt his power.
AS It huSheG the wares OF woe.
And still, as We climb the hills of time.
And the lamps Of earth grow ann,
We are fastening OIL from iaitn TO s'sn''
We axe pressing near TO !ih'
And away from idols oi earthly mould,
Earap,urcd we gnze above
And long to be where his arms eh'oin'
Whom. not having seen, we love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
Explanation by Mr.. Wise.

In publishing the above correspondence with
Mr.. Did, ii is proper 10 explain, that Mr.. Frank
c. Rufiin is not the person whom had some
reason 10 believe the author Of certain articles
lately published in the Richmond Examiner"
did not find any personal imputations in those
articles at al! making it incumbent on ne to
proceed TO any call for personal satisfaction
lad my original belief however, as TO the
authorship Of those articles proved correct. !
should have been able to demonstrate an evil
IDENTIFY malcvclent motive on the part of the au-
thor simply by publishing his name; and such
publication was the only measure Of retaliation
which contemplated.
As to Mr.. Frank C.. Rutln, he PROCESSES,
am told, TO be personally friendly to Governor
Wise But, in any event. tits but just that he
should be made responsible before the public
for his political assault upon Gov. Wise There
fore do not deem i, necessary to suppress his
name in the publication Of my correspondence
with Mr.. Old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
Remarkable Cese Of Resuscitation-A Nobel
Coroner.

The Boston journal Of the Goth instant, has
the following:
Yesterday afternoon boy sly years old,
named Michael Collins, fell from one Of the
New York Central Railroad Bridges at South
Boston, into the water. and was supposed to
have crowned Ater the boy had been under
the surface OF the water about twenty minutes,
4 Mr.. Ash, 1--WE have not his Christian name. J
succeeded IN bringing him to the shore, appa-
rently liieicsS Coroner Foss was called to
xjew the body, which lie did in the capacity of
Coroner, and considered an inquest unncccs
sary, but in less tine than is occupied in re.
cordins the fact, lie set himself to work as a
physician, and stripping off his coat, went to
work with will on the body Of the boy. and
after about two hours of hard muscular labor
he had the satisfaction of seeing his efforts at
resuScitation crowned with success. Last eve
ming the boy was quite comfortable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
THE OVERLAND ROUTES. &c.

WA.IIlNoToN, Aug. 23.-As there IS SOD
public opinion for abolishing the overlan,I
routes, costing a million dollars annually, WIZ
little or no return, it is proper 10 state thai 'n'
Postmaster General would have applied ih'
principle OF retrcnchmcnt to them, buy Wa
prevented by decision Of tie Attorney "ri'
raj. This was. that as the contracts Tor iAa
particular object were for four years, anu ,i''
not the usual clause empowering the Post Ni'
ter General to change the serT!ce, the ron'e' J..
question could not be nterfered with 1t 10"
gress should abolish them claim for dams -
would arise.
Judge Douglas new argument up"a the ~
ect of territorial! rights Will be out veTy sh''s
IL. He has been examining historical T'coF''
for months back.