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CONSTANT THE INCoNsTAHT.

out "T tie most giftr,I of Frrnc hnrn
in point nf great iuiplI"r,nal er.lpwm.nts
Was benjamin Constant; bur Jluse ut TWEEN.
~. his life wnseonIySa prolonged vail. ii
steal Of harvest ofthr great deeds which
he WAS capable of accomplishing with
ordinary diligence aud s-lf.runlro'. H..
r'>"i"-'i upon ,!"ing <n many things, which
lac never did, tila, lr"plr came to speak nf
! him as Constant the :Inronstant. He was
fusntan'l hril!i,nt writer. and c cl,c,i>!,
''i the ambition Of wiring many works
which lle'~"rllswnnl1 not willingly let
lie But willie. Constant affected III,
highest thinking. ruhharpiIy he pra,tic~l
the lowest living; nor did The lofty train
sren'rn'a!s'n. of bis ho. ia ry amy means
lallai"'fh- acted mea,rassrs Of his life.
lie daily frrqnrn!r,l :he ga,niny;table>
"l''e engaged in preparing his work upon
Religion, and carried OIL diSrrrutahle fir.
a'a'1"n Will" wiring his 'AdoIphr.' With
nil his vast p"wrrs1ol intellect, he was
p"wer"ss. h'rause he ha,l no faith in vir.
the. Bah" SAID he, what are honor an!
dignity? The I"ny-. i've the more CLEARLY
ls'e t'rr" is nothing in Them 1t was
The bowl "f Il miserable man. Ile desert.
bed himself as hu, ashes aud dust. i
pass said he. like n shadow over .hr rarrI,
accompanied hv nispry and cnnui.' lie
Wished Tor sV"Ia're'r energy, which he
w"rl'i rather ''av" possessed than his genius.
lie spoke of hms. II as Person with one
t'"' in The air. lie admitted that he had
II" principles. a ,d no moral consistency.
H""rc. @ith'llA slIemlid talents, he con-
tr'ved I" 'lo nothing; and AFTER living for
many years !; i-erahI". be died worn Out and
wre.ched. -Samuel Smiles.
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PLEA FoR DAINTY cH1LDREN.

Very little fiuer.y is usually shown chill,
Jrcn VITO arr too dainty toeaf, f,;un4urstion
ed, what is set before tlltm hut Miss Mar
lincau thus speaks a,;word for them:
{ While dispositi on to general dainti
ness Is to be dealt with as carefully as tho
fault of gormandizing, it is cruel to contend
with occasional cases of constitutional re-.
rugnance to some particular article of diet
It'is absurd "a making child en-, wha,
disagrees with it, merely because other
people do. We have seen a pale f;n:.d
little ghl, with lead cnnrel circles around
her eyes compelled tn lake a milk breakfast
'''i She was the. proper nge' TO have coffee
antl@ @enlurng. in coi,s,o,,rncr, a Whole
youth OF indigestion. She did no, dislike
milk, hu' could not digest i, aud lu,iny le.
"ncl',l'iho"d. size went TO her lessons with 2
>"ft'ratng lump in her throat. and = head
iu!l" "f pain or noises. At schn,l she wouLl
have eaten the bread and emitted the milk
We have seen li,,i. boy actually unable
(I'ke others of the t:'rniv) to eat rice. Iii,
g"ige rose at ii. This was inconvcnirn, :
nn'l the opportunity WIS taken, wh"n he was
! seven years DID. to- brhr him to get over
the dislike. He took 4 tancylo book III
! 81 >hupwinUuw.-o Of those uverwh.l,nin.,
drsiris which throw II child into fever. 1t
! WIS c'Scvcn Champions of Chris,enhn,n,
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DEFENCE OF RESERVED pEopIE


We have not been in the habit OF nd.
'nirng this class of our fellow beings: but
1t 'sas well to bear ~ha, they have To say
on the other side. A wlit.r in Frascr'e
Magazine thus gives ahe,n tile Preference
The habit Of reserve has most often its
; origin in a disbelief in sympathy, in the
existence If some qualities or some emo.
tions with which those who are classed as
! ftlow.crealurcs are not likely to have any
! Eiow. feeling.
There is IN such characters, it may he, n
, eensbi!i'y fine and tue, ,hs, sinks itself
dep; loo delicate TO mix with vulgar
; s;l.arns. If you would taste the purity OF
; this water, you must Zig laloriou>Iy for il,
There is il may he u passionate power, fer.
ven, "nd concentrated; too full to drippe
out; too strong to di>sipa,e itself in petty
phrases and agreeable expressions of sen,i
ment Zor. perhaps, an intelligence high and
extended, to which views are granted in:i.
ni'cly bryond the horizon of the general
eye. Y The reserved 1pau
; ;''erctore is All ctj"rt of dislike AMI dis.
trust but he is also II suffice, Of interest
llo rcpcls confidence, but lie rxr;l-s at.
trnt'"n. Is j: not agreeable irnu,
high window TO survey the movements
0: crowd below ?-;!anrng, Ian. hing
irap:ng fighting, crying, ki>sing-to anulyzv
their agi'h;ions--;o smile at their di>,ur-
h;:"rcs be Yourself secnre and s,ill-a
!ooker'on who is not looked at--to be audi.
eurc 10 a drama, ard TO criticisc the actor,
who c"nn"t criticise you?
This is the privilege Of the reserved man.
He conceals his emotions, he huries his
feelings, he masks his passions. He ,,un
.r"lS his features: every nl,sv!e is under
his command; there is no such thing with
him As spontaneous movement. lie rereIs
in continual victory. He battles curi
osi;y, he drt:a:s expectation. b. DESTROYS
hope. II. wears his sirnu before l,,. is in
The ton,b Tho inqn,<i:,vc crowd will
pluck at il but viii draw back shireriny
when they feel how coli, i, is.
They wonder, they fear. they admire
-ap! they admire with good reason. The
power of conrealrnent is i'll itself worthy of
admratioi; the man who wears SO strong
IN artnor mus, needs be a strong man, and
II is the consciousness Of valuable posses.
s'o" that suggests the necessity for de.
fence
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ECHOES FROM THE BETTER LAND

, When the weary day is over.
Aud tho midnight shadows creep
q 'er.,the mountain, DER tn. valley,
= AndaI les, in peaceful sleep;
ssO'er my spirit softly stenl,ng
Like the magic of afwand.
sCome the echoes Of sweet voices
;From4he Gar off better land.
/, The beautifulwho mingie
Upon its golien7s shore,
Seem smiling to invite one
To its portalsrver more;
Then We sing in joy together.
.s A holy, happy band
But wake aud frd them on'y
Echoes from the better larl.
OfttI listen to,the rnu.:c
OF light foo.s,eps drawing nea-.
And the long end sncwy pinionss
Of the angels on tie air;
3nt wake from swce: c"ni,nur:nc,.
As they swce:!v sound ME stand,
To find them rnugi.t Lu, echoes
from the better. beti or Land.
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sANFo,RD'
FAMILY
GATEIARTIe RIHLs,

CDMPuuNBEDsFRlMg
Pure Vegetable Extracts and pis np in Glass
Cases. Air Tight enhdtwilf keefin any climate.
s.i ssThe Family, cnllsE SttlS sPigs is gentle
has use in his prnc isl: Ri ltn6fa tiaIt twenty
years. EFE-
The constant 1-.irEe1sing deme nd.
| from those who bayslsltffMiR used the Pills
nnI the >ntisfnchohle (which alfexpress in
regard tn their dss!t = Ibass induced me to
I'la"" them wit,h .tRek rsarf, Of all.
The T'"Ir+s'gn ysll know phat different
'"',"r'''s net On sdif55l. ffFcst Poftions of
THE Fa'nify CatlpNisfs. Pill has, with duo
r"hT""c" to Issssellls. I"etahlished fact. beea
Compounded trofaAsea 4e lriety of the perest
Veg" ,sb e Sits which act alike on
every part of hes altsIE lnSautarv canal. ana
are g'oa and ssfeiH "a .!SSSes where a Ca
,hnrt.s ,,'n .;as.a, r. nse st hs Derangeasn.s q
Buck and I.eisA, 6ssiseuess, Rain.:srd Sore.
ai,sss "vers,!ss wsQk body. ,fyaM. sedben, cold,
ishic' frsqnsuss led hdsin . LONG
>sns"t"n y CD Ssss The lssBsss less5sss
iieaiiasll.. orF@sig6t5n the kifIS3fa 3famma.
tory I'i-easss, sgorma ih Chffdrefi nra AduIs.
!, Eiss%ms,' ,, Z n and
n,srdis .t". mention IN. shA sdysr.isynospse-
hose, io3. S.@. IS 100
: PRICE, BIMEss.s 'F.,ta. sss,t$h s,.s,tt1.
: sTh. IT. liv.r I"gsgsstSr sgd Fsas tbStis
plsssle by ~ TrsSs III largo oxMns.. "a .aa M
'T-Aw' SsANfk,Rr, s@ 3. 'S
Aantfaetsyersn PfSprlet6r! al
= - Aiss.s,S sss ssGsaSss a. R sssw1YeFlt,
JORDAN Dr. Mol.AUclitIN, Abbeville a. ::
BdANou ALLEN 4 EpwARps. Abbevilfe.
April 10. 1889, L%l2nStS s..
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+ NAroLEoN.-A Partisan letter writer Tins
Describes Louis Nni,oien "n one of the specious
nv"nu"s'of that imperial city:
"DrIying-a pair Of splendid bnys, attached
I" " b"x1wag"r. with the rcins in his own
hands, and bamlIing them rs ,ho,IgI, he we've
accustomed t":t. without any ort rit!rr-, .au.
erles, ar gunrds. ,r. Emperor Napoleon came
alMKkte av"nue. H.. was dressed W itI, 'klark
"Verspnt. an'l hat which was Of fashion OF
It's own. The points of his .,nnstnrhc look
l"ftic"'arly sharp. nn.i his imperial as th"nrh
" h"' J''st come fr"" th" hnrh..,'s /, reqn red
s'e"'y han.i aud quick eye to guide. tl.use
hhsi'"g horses through, the i,n,,,enss thrpng uf
vehicles Of every description which flied th.
avrnur particularly as the driver, while kr.p.
'"g one eye. upon the steed. was obliged with
the her t" ucknow ledge aI,e Ell Mutations VIII ic
h''receved on every side. and he kept up a
continual bowing eorrsiler mya.lf a tol.rn
bIe good democrat. i,ntI took my hat en- ,ireIs
from my head rs he passe,l.s A great man Is
he: he hns been successful, and cant as pseudo.
philosophers may about il. alccrss is tn. true
measure OF grent men after all. The Emperor
gives as YET no signs of "ge. (Le3wiII be 81 on
the 2Hth Of April next, J hut Iuoks as r-sh and
young, tiIiuk. HI when saw him i've wears
ego. ''rf"rs he had 'h. whole weight Of Europe
on his shoulders, and the Psgs down on him.
~.
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STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
1BBEITLLE DISTRICT.

C&re C"urt"f Commo" Pieas and GemI Sessions
l.. Noble,
Peters Burt"n)
" day Of November. eighteen Hundred aud
fly nine. fiji his declaration against the De.
frn,innt, who. (it is sni.D is absent from aud
without the limits of this Stale aud has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. up
on whom a copy Of said dee l,rrat ion inishr he
served: 1t is therefore orJtfeh. That the said
Defendant i" aIpear and plead t' The raid dec
lnr"ti"n. on or before The tifs,cn1t day Of
Ncve,riher eighteen hundred a,ri sixty. oIh-
erwi-r final aud absolute jn'lgn,en' VII then
he given nn,l awarded ngminst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. T.. G. p.
Clerks office. N,iv. IA. 1852 20. lam
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CoMFoRrERs orT 4oP NEwspApERs.-
soon af'erthe advent Of chilly nights, Eud
ing ING extra covers 10" heavy. aud .reine,.,
'rr'ng the suggestion Of year ago. I took
of a weiglty covrrIid and su}~t Il uted q
half dozen en- copies Of a popular weekly. I
never slept more pleasantly. / mentioped
it to some Of my acq"aintances. who. on
'r'alssohthe past two weeks. pronounced in
e'fectuaa@ I nse ON three beds i4ssny
l'ou'e, and as nothing can he. cheaper,
'sr' authorized to recommend il for general
ose' had the curiosity to weigh the
newspapers in use on nay three betds. and
The amouat Of all wss three pounds only.
The papers can be spread loosely, over.
tapping ehe, another, thongh k,r c,adssenien,
! bag saRas'ed the edges .toge,her. .Ifow
tr'1ing W3be cost, and how easiiy oi,ea;nea.
a Pound Or t~oof old newsrapers can r.
pr"'ssd for foa2sgEssn.s sss:uoi,hd, and Il
sp'e.d between two lirBss essSn tor~tsin
,the"aa Psass. .iIl Keep ! pe,sonc On.
sor'at'e she.her hsbe ,ioh Of speor. yTss
Post. - sSs:s >'Essse ~
10 ! 5,p.l So. f., ss.,s a, ~. n ,ry 4.
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]. A. ANSLEY g. CO.,
NO: 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS, GA. Nov. 81, 1859.

= III II NV, V'f:. NV z, ISjJ.
D'nr Sir: Rhodes super Phosphate l,n< been
apI'iir'lh, me This y-nr.on n small scale Ia, both
Cnrn nni Cation. The result rxceedpp my K
rr"'aii"n. although the experiments, for many
rtnsons We're not and could not hr con.lr,ct all
with due caution; yet nm entirely sa,sti..l
THAT tfesgrowth of weed, in i".ih instances the
frnt in corn. mud the n,l,cr Of hoils uf chtu
were fully 'lNntls the yi"l.l inthe portions I'M
ma"u'r'l. and ,his when only a table .sp"ouful
of The super Phnspi,ur was applied us a top
dressing to .acii hifl Of corn. aud II tea;snoo,fnl
tie spiisnn ns the Sth ofEJuIv. ''Snms of The
weed grew. To i,iac feet kigh with six fee,
hranrhe.I coverci with toiis Will, the ,,n,ns.
nured was MT half "g"",l.. tItis my intfilT ion
next year. 10 lest It ","rs fdlly.sss
. EcryfRcspecl fully, ;.
- : s Your most "l,'t senS't, @se -.
lSigncd) g. M. CM HAMaIONTI q
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UNION poGNT.F(9. R..Rs) E. Sov. as,iis5a

UNION pofNT'T(G. R."ls,) Nov. as,is5o
Mcssrs. J. y AssLgr 4 Co. - -
G'"fs II l'pIvhs A. tan i.of Rhodes, Super
Phosphate i".B"l,inldre. last: Spring, Mr. H. D..
I"irncr. OF -rzrii.,, Ia test is val ue ,s a. ,nl-
n,lr". | rrt about 25il,ssnnn1a acre of cotton.
NTH. drill, on. land TINT would not maxi. aver
IS l" loo lbs. of see1 tottglts peisscrr. " iiiDut
Manure. The resuit s.is seniirsly sa,isfnt,ury.
hnv" made ut ir'ist from 45O to 500 lbs. IT, The
acre on this very poor'la iItxpect to yur-
"l:'s" l'"m 5 to 8 tons forniy STring crop. My
Uvcrsrcr wishes nle to puthis halns tolhis also.
Yours, IN gredt hasf d
(S;gaed) p. W. PRINTUP, !. =
WILLIAM ROSTER. !
De.2 1859 - If ( ~ ~ > y ?"
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Aunt beisey tells = story Of one of her
nr'ghb''rs, who WAS 'neane: than psiley.'--
Why she saya. 'wI,+uever b. happened to
get hold OF a crown piece, he wonl. givssiil
such asqnerze, that tie poor drayan wouLl
sQ"enl oat right alpsdst. as il ST. .Geosgs
were reality aud moi q sham E.JtR.aEt.
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The either day . is.ls islfs snto5rive,, and a
poor boy rescued her. When she WAS safe
''er husband handed the brave fellow n st,il.
ling. Upon some Of the stan.lsrss ex-
Pressing in'lignaii"n. tie boy sail, as he
p"cketed the eoin. We'll, don't blame the
ge"tlemapshe knows best; pay il Il hadn't
saved her he'd have given ms sovereien.'
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standards . 2
Purity and Freedom
FROM ALL ANLLIERAIl0N

from I!ir rt;iirnt manufacturing chemists
M"sSts P",is"6 El",:. r.ntar whose personal
supervision RHODES 81 PER PHOSPHATE is
manufactured. This Man,irc has been uSe.l il,
S"uIh Carolina for. seAcrui wears past. with
great snc"ras in The CULTURE nf Cst,un and Corn
nn'! rs now 'hor"n.h1y established for hes. i'm
I"'r'ant staples ID" not let th" present season
pass without iii. cx,,rr,inr,.,.
Read u" annexed letters from gentleman who
hnNr LII, I. il tic I,si srnsnu
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II L - cnml'3lnded entirely, from Jun e, ard
H.. has become fnn established fact n Known,
,nnd%arproEedbY all .Ithnt sl'ar used it, and
i. now 1sresortel sEt.l with confidence in all
the diseases for which .tlit is Recommended.
thas cured. ib"ns lS1ands within the last
two years who, hadIE.sIsiven npnll hopes Of
relefas the nun,ernnsl a unsolicited certificates
in IN y >; F"ssessionl lslIow.
% The dose must thesa 1dhpte1 to the temper
nnient Of the inlipiA IeIuai tnk ing II, and used
III such quantities astoks Inct gently on the bow
els. Let the dictates u. I"f your Judgment
-nleyur in Tie useI |. of The Liver Ifvigo-
rai"r, ard II vii curtss Liver Conn plnints Bill
'I"ns attacks. Dysi'"p IL Isia, Chr"nic Drafrhea.
H"n'nn"rr C"inpnintA1ez lpysentcry. Drdpsy,
Sour Stonn cli.iiabit uul Coslivencss, Oliol-
ic. Cholera. Cholera MorLus. Cholera In
ihntum. F!a.rirarc = tJaundice, Female
weaknesses. (as thnus - lands can testify) in
n'twenty minutes. iiis two or three Tens
poonfuls are taken aitss commencenlcnt of at
tack. !Iin as
All who Use it ar" = giving their tes,imo-
ny in its favor. i A.
Mix Wafer inttthe Month with
the iyis0ratOr, 9and swallow
bOthgtOgether. a ~
PRICE ONE DuLLAR PER BOTTLE
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WBalxsALE MassAcRE.--Ths. year 1860,
Gays the New York 7fuss, .certainly comsa.to
US l'ke l'"s,. No, yet Two mnpihe oil. it has
written its nsrae in blooa. aud fire ni o. ser tI4
world and. protesting to be a year If pencetib
st!r. n.s4s." -ivalLs wss,ik pred ec.s.or tlls
.cFash in;}ni'on tie eifS hug ssehaIts; hiison.
dsrs. meslled homes. stirivtl mp ii, III. flames
with Rsscis''stnf peacetni citizens. january
shoekei our eisiiization with lie 4 ss Of the
Roya, Charter, The eathstrupfIe II la ei,ce
asA tsas Elm street. mae. acre. e~EabfiISfy.
tri"gss iotslwreek u tA9 ocean 5sssa r
,tesnlS fhei Hans sarisb. win The probable
boss ef all on boards tiisss,er which it il
s'"cfy prennturs TO ssignatize a. ffssb crime
sEalast hnnianiiy. A. III the Sass; OF In Royal
sasrss sa4sHeg ss.,issese alsssss Sssetssipl
ot ,Walss Apd uisIijh & 5hoursl or Her
hafps sbof, sosin oh OF re 9Jang Eriap, 10
sspssst alia III taplt ipE kSE lnsSst
&! !. /. =: y.
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A LONG TABLE.

James P, or as he is f,,ni!iarlv
Known among his host Of friends, Jim, is
! more over-gcnerous,s noble hearted, and
Possessed of more genuine courage thar,
usually tallstn The lnt of man. The tolluw.
my Is his relation of anigh.'s adventure:
o:e morning we met him in til. rect
looking r".ler melancholy. when he said
Yesterday ! felt little bad, and mark
yon. ] went and took small drink. and
'h": not improving my feeling, took an
oiher, and sn"tLer, don't voutobs-rve, and
fl'aIly got little tight. In The evening
went int" tho country with friend, ma:k
you. and thinkir. would cool ntf, tunk
several more drinks, when got there, don't
you, observe: yet, strange To say. the more
drank, the tighter got, until went to
bed. During the night TTawrkc, don't YOU
observe, anl couldn't Imagine where tlv.
n'>chleIl WAS. mark you. The room was
AS d''k as Egypt. | heard The clock strike
wv" !" some ralt Of the house. mark YOU.
| became very anxions 10 learn INV wl,erya-
bouts, don't you observe aud for that pur
pose arose from my bed, mark vuu, and af
ter Stumbling over about a dozen chairs,
don't you observe, came to a table. Now
mark YOU, | nHrtted tha, the generality Of
apartments arc perfect or IN oblunr
square. don't ,evon observe. and, moreover.
that tie generally Of tables are square. an,,
drdu'ed frc.n.t!is. mark YOU. that hv fsrl,
ing all along lie table until came to a cor
ner, | ould get off at righ, angles anil reach
a'"'nrr of, the room. aud by that gni.'e by
the wall to door or window, .len't 4nu .,,l
serve. Following out This idea, mark Won.
brean carefully o feel along the edge Of
the aforesaid table and finally gaining con.
fldcn"e, went li,i1e faster: the idea
s'rnrk me that it was hlarned long table.
that could not get TO corner. don't YOU
observe =; yet perseverrd. anil finally .!ay
broke. and when snfti.ient light penetrated
tbesPartment. ] saw. mark yon, that I had
been fo'owing blamed round table all
night, looking for a corner, don't you Oh.
serve. ~.
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let voats, cherish sleep: ,has happiss Nj
tsat''ay boens, while yet i, ia AZ their com.
"ands lar ttsre cnne'ho the day soiisalt,
~heg q snss,l,sE tie sstreIoff tiss lutte nor lie
bid shall bing back TIN sweet sipfdb.,s
.aA' 4 fell OF ssst eang So. a anbitdes as
y '' .4.
, : Paddy ssssys des i; alaJsl,sl ars
!; ,a.s. gssi sssisl lssbb, ,stsS;d
laks is soi l !, ;ss. s,.s s'tS -
e z ssssp saslits lsls : -. 9 9
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SAM oRD,s
LIVER INVIG0RATDR,
NEVER DERILlTATES

'HsF - i'I 7lsI p d " a TI@".
Ut is comrnundeL entirely. from Gun =, ard
l.ss has hecome .an established fact known
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There isaspantp York 4. fssgetful of
facsAihst Ibis szifs isi icompsIlsd to keep
wafer stuck on. the end Of her nose, that he
may tlistieg6ish her from oo,tlhsrsisdie.; o,lh hut,
sbisdoss hos ptsSeat bin i'm iicsn nsn n.ki;op k;m oc.
Nal u,;.x IxSS} - - &sI' .7rsF = y
ess.sssrss = se.s!kIgts ,e.zs,,. - ~ s17
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Stands nht and foremost IN all where Exhibition
IS had showing the merits Of different kinds. And
interested person will dispute the Justice and Of
these decisions. test Of years had use has
satisfied all competent judges that
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IOTEL DUMAS
mants.

G1O OOO MONEY ADVANC-
DlNJsOOO ED-In sums to suit-at the old
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securi-
ties every kind Dry GDOds, Hardware. Gold and
Silver Plats Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire arms
ClOihug, Furniture Carpe'S amos, Mirrors Paintings
Genert Mecha disc and Personal property and articles
vt value on the satisfactory terms. Business strictly
urvBte Established 1851 Watches and Jewey for sale
WAI WAGNER, Office Nc. 5. Water ST.,
Comer Superior st., over Geo. A Davis Co.'S Clothing
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Boar6ina.
GnprapGrs.

EnFTaVinF and LIThOgFaP PhiHg.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE,W00D
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRPHERS Bank
Street, Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
y Electro Platter Door Platter and BIanufact0T-cor-
nsr Of OutaO and Prospect sts Cup stairs Cleveland o.
10 prepared TO repate Spons Forks CastorG &c, and
make them equal 70 Door Trimmings furuished
Plated order Bell Hanging promptly attended TO- and
pFices reasonable. i1l22dtl6
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E.aRLY SPRING
DRESS GOODS!
FREEMAN & KELLOGG

A RE EXHIBITING A VERY
IA extensive and excellent variety Of choice DRESS
GOODS, adapted to the Early Spring Wants, su'h as
Very Beautiful FoULARD SILKS,
IN plain and chintz colors,
Imperial. Irish Silk and Wool PoPLINS
the very best Goods imported.
OTTOMAN YELoURs. or ORIENTAL VELyETs,.
ve.y rich and ish Goods.
Plaid Eugonie TOLL DE VENICE,
unequaied for comfort and durability
French and English vALENCIAs,
the best substitute for rich Silks
Medium and Light COlored Figured NIERINoS,
for Ladies and Children, very RICH
All Wool MoUsLIN DE LANES
Of choice designs and cOlOrs
GOODS,
Of all kiaas Of Cloths, VslonCias and Silks
Black BoAIBAZINES Of sveIy grade,
st lower prices than any other house.
RAW SILKS in plaid and plain blaek,
the most durable Goods made.
DRESS GOODS for Misses and Children
Of every grade, from Silks to Calcos.
And all other descrp ions of Dress Goo s whichwe are
selling at VERY SMALL PRICES, at
iebI6 HTSUPERIOR ST. .
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6ewirtg H1atI1ints.
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE

By the Committee Fair OF the American Institute in
View York. al the National Fair held Chicago: and at
III the principal State Fairs held the past season. proving
Dey0nd doubt that the
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
The Battle over.

Tho hattie Is over and our enemies nave con-
o,ared We think that this might have been
.-,o,,.od ,,,,+ &c crimination and recrimination
"a, 10 no rood now, and as we are IN no hu-
NOR r. cav unkind things Of any one, we shall
,ron the mast. But everybody we meet will
a.L g what ;s to be done?' Really we can't
.or We say now as we have said before, that
the simple election of an Objectionable man to
the Presidency by minority OF the voters OF
tho Rennblic. is no cause for breaking up the
government. Let us remain in the Union, and
five have to fight fight for our rignts under
the same stars and stripes which have hitherto
sbe,tered and protected us. fLincoln violates
b;s oath let us dethrone him, but while we hurl
him to the earth let us adhere to the Constitu-
t;on as framed and adopted by our fathers, and,
without dissoIving the confederation of States,
call another to preside over US who VIII observe
h;s oath to support the Constitution and secure
~ avery citizen and to every State their rights
under that instrument
At prescnt we contend there is no sufficient
cause for going out of the Union; however, we
stand ready to act at any time and at all times
as the sovereingn people Of North Carolina
shall determine to act Wherever she leads
wa follow. but we shall require that the wishes
of a majority of her people be fairly and fully
ascertained.