The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-12-29
VISCISIrtDES OF BONE AND HER popES.

; 1,Pa'hSii armies OF CharesV storn,ed and sack.,
lsome enacting in. Its streets the NEST di.I;r
crueltes, burning torturiny rayisng. and Jcs, ro
0 ing Tor ten days. Some 4, ,O0U OF tue inbabitant
Pc shed 10000 900 crowns of pluntler were csllcc
ted and Pope Clement VII paid 400, 900 ducats fo
his ransom. Luther thou ,ht that th. end q
Rome had come. But it has suey. ID II ii recovered
Sixty years ago it in thc1 1,Axlslfo. Napoleon
who seemed to hesitate whether t s.fsh it or not
In 1929, 1881, and Is 49, it pre-; to re olution
Garriba.di hmselksa. lhe last date expcllins the
Pope, who escaped int. C disguise of footman on
coach box. \ rep, blican government was then es
t.blished but another year him back again an,
now he look, for support from the despos,,,s which
Woad themselves trenale at his fall His tclni,or,
dominion may be eSen now at an cnd but that do
when he is well rid OF it he viii reign head
. Rosain Catholics with more substantial t,tiuenc
tran tor Il long time past. lEngsil paper.
DEER FoREsrs-Ihc Perth (Scotand) sCourie
states that the largest modern forest i, that Of thu
Duke of Atloll, winch, according to his evidence il
the late of the Earl of Wemp:,s against Csaap
bell OF MonZie extends in lOOU;Du acres The mex
is the forest of Farquharson of Iuvcrcud, but
which is partly under sheep and partly under deer
altogether abeut 10000 Scotch Nextsto
this Franks Lords Fife's forest of Mar, about GU,
200 acres. There are number OF other deer, for
rests Of much smaller extent but the extent has
much increased Of late years. and by comparison it
will be found that the extent Of ground under deer
is now much less than it was loo years ago.
Leuiky -Nistuke-Mrs Henry Miller residing
mistake large dose of tin ture OF colciicuIn, in
place of bitters The mistake soon discovered
t AMI medical aid procured, but it WAS She
died III few hours III great agony.
A GEORGIA GRASDMorHER.-Mrs. Sarah R. Cobb
aged sixty eight years the mother of u,n. Howell
Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury, received the
fair in Georgia, the premium Of n silver blet for
five Shirts worked by herself for her Fl -e grand
A Question? gentleman passing along the
streets of London not long ago suddenly accoted
by and entire stranger-'Did you ever thank God
that you had not lost you minf!" ''Rearlly,
Piled the entemun a soon he had recovered
from tho surprise which the circ n>tance tied,
Il cannot say that ever did" You ought to,
for have lost mine said the strange interrogation,
as he passed rapidly on, and was soon lost in the
living tide which ceasclessly flows along the
Strand"
Hoops JOKES ON HIMsELF.-Thc very fingers SO
aristocratically slender that hold the pen. hint
plainly the Ills flesh is heir to :; have
become great coats, my pantaloons are tun1 into
trowSers and by worse bar gain than Peter Schlc
minPs, seemed to have retained my s,,auow and
shod my substance. In short as happen; to prcma
tire old port wine, l am of bad color, with very
little body ann working, nsysrtae!sss; xis1s. esn
nothing bstI fo,rrf thaS saJfsr do, that
preferred writing and drawing Besides which, for
all my i-l'okingness thorc is one man coming to
draw me- another to model me, AS II Were fat
enough 5ts' Luckily, am capital at sitting just
now and not bad at lying; as tc walking or stand
ing feeble almost baby on my pins.
which by the way, have dwindlcd into needles
oMrrrxG TOO Mrcu.-A green. good-naturel
money making, up-country fellow, who said every
thing drily ''.ot things fixed, and struck up bar
gain for matrimony Having particular regard to
appearances the parties agreed to employ not
overwse country justice to put on the tacklins He
commenced the ceremonies by rem ukins that " it
was customary to commence with prayar, but he
believed hewould omit that" After tying the knot
he said " it was customary to give the married
couple advice, but he would omit that. And
it customary to kiss the bride, but he believed
he would omit that also" The ceremony tein :
ended the bridegroom took the justice by the but
tonole and claplimg hisfingcrs on his nose, said
Squire, it's customary to give the magistrate i've
dollars but bleve II omit that J.
Pray; madam, why die you name your old hen
Maciuff?
Because sir, I want her to ''lay on
WILL MAKING.-The practc of cutting off with
shilling introduced t" refutc tn" presumption
| of forgctfalness unconsciousnesx-to show that
the testator fully rem mbered and meant to dlsin-
herit the survivor Lady Mary Wortlsy Montague
cut off her scapegrace of with guinea.
When Sheridan thrcatsd to cut off his eldest born
with shilling the quiet retort was. Gould mt you
give it m once, iI you happen to have sucn a
thing about your Hazlitt m-nsionS habitual liar
who onsi~fent to the last, employed the few re-
naming days he had to live after benz condemned
| by thc DOCTORS III making VIII, oy WHICH he Ce-
! ing condemned by tnc doctors, i'll making a will,
by he bcqucathed large estates in different
parts Of England, money in the funds, rich jewels
rings, and all kinds of valuable to his old friends
! ana ac ;uaintance>, who not knowing how far the
force OF nature could 60 where not for some time
convinced that all fairy wealth had AL
existence and where the idle Coinage of his
BRAIN whose whi!n> and projects were no more a
wealthy t,obem it upon still more cuipabe dc
vice for securing postnum"as lsnomlny lie gave
one LADY, of rank legacy "by way Of cornpenss
famv' !, large t., the dau shtcr OF another,
mar. ed woman from strong conviction that III
was the farther and through half a d"zeI
more items Of sort each lcveed at the reputa
ton of some ons from whom he had suffered 4 re
pulse; the whole bens, nlfed (without being craSe
, BY a codicil A widow, occupying u large hous
, ia ii fashionable quarter 1t London, sent for
wealthy solicitor make her wili by which sh
disposed of between fifty and sixty thousand pound
himself the happy husband OF Fennicss aaver
turess.
IupURous M1srAxE-A minister found one Sab
e bath notice OF public meeting which h I'd been Gu
e from the Saturdays newspaper, anu placed IN NJ
desk for him read to his congregation But u
strange coincidence there happened to be printe
on the other side of the slip the advertseme'
of q certain shoe-dealer, prominent member OF n
e church and other side, the advertisement III
n his eve he.good man thought 1t was expected
5 would read it, and accordingly, to the surprise
+ ALI he announced at the usual point tor rea.al!
d no,ices that-..Georse S. keeps constant
g on hand and f.r sale, large and well selected
i sortment of boots and Shoes which he will sell 10
n for cash at No.-,-- street; ana adhed bro'l
Y R-- is \ worthy member OF this clurcE al