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| MON PAPER AND ENyELOPES-Twen i,
~ ~ different styles Of Note and Letter Paper,
with Envelopes 20 match.
Views Of wsshinston in the form OF Rose, ana
In BOOK form; also, separate
All the Daily AID Weekly Papers con.teutly on
hand. Herald, Times, and Tribuns received essry
nj hit at O'Clock.
Papers from al parts Of the country.
Beadle's Dime Novels and Song Bookt
A fresh supply Of Books for sumner reading
cheap
A large assortment Of Juvenile-Msyne Red's
Books, Rollo Books, Abbott's Histories &c.
discount OF 10 10 81 per cent on al hound books
FRENCH a. RIHASTETN
ma - National Books toB 2Ts Pa AZ
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE& PaTRONAGy

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, ard GENTLEMEN
in ali parts OF tho world testify TO the efficacy OF
PROF.. o.. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
aad gentlemen o. tho Press sTo upEI!mOus in its
praiJe. A few testimonials only can be here given
soe clrcGlaE for more. Sad lf will Dc imPoss.b!e for
GWALL STREET., My YoRI, Dec. %. 1852.
Gszs!ciHsH Your notS Of the lbtp instant hiss
ssS si 81 Inc SfP W Ee hs Rs f
etorStlye, spf rcSUcslpE my certificate OF the fact
If Ind n no objection p to Eiy7 IT, thin,
due Ny age g ebO O u years ths color s OF my
the crown of my heed 20 lose Its sensibilitJ snd
dandruf TO form upon it: Each Of these disagree
sinoe fourth was added to them, BY hair fsiis
of the top Of my head and threatening to make nle
Ia this unpleasant predlcament VISA induced to
Try w GODS Hair Restorative, manly to arrest the
t;op t,st cray Rar corid ever De restored to It's
Origln-i color except from dyes; was, however,
Hes ~, that not only the falling of arrested,
but tbs color WIS restored to the gray hare and
on my hoS, very much to the qualification Of my
wife, at whogs solicitation was induced 20 try IT.
her or EeI, stfonsiy reoomneHd ali husbands who
value tho admlTation OF their Wives TO profit by my
eIa9Pls, 81! nssitif growing era, CT EettnE bad
TO oo 81. 0 R PSddVEEG Co.. "a Bfo s " II.
My family are aDse:st nom the city, and an no
oESor 1T No. IL Carol PiRoe.
SIAMsTOS, Ala, July 20, l559.
To Pnor. o. J. WoOD: Dear SsS-Your Hair
Restol etivs' has done my hair 50 much good since
I comm enced tho use of u, thIt glEh 10 make
Known to the public ofts eff ectG Dntho hair whicl
are great. A nSn or woman may bensaTly deprived
Of hair and by resort to your Hair restorative
the hair will return more beautiful than eysT at
least this iG my experience. Believe It 81!
Yours trIlV, WE. T.. kennedy.
P,S.-You can publish the above If Jon like. BY
publishing IN our southern ptpers yOu will Ee:
more patronage SOuih. | see several of your GER
tihcates in the Mobile Mercury, 9 gtronE Southern
paper. w. ID kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoP. J. WOOD: Dear Ser Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion OF my hair, from
the effects of the yellow fever, IN New Orleans In
lR5I was induced to make trial OF your prepara-
ton, and found 1t to answer as the very thing
needed. M hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you in giving
TO the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The sstorative is put bottles Of three sizes,
viz large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle; the me-
cfum holds ct least 20 per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for two dollars per bottle
the largo holds suart % per cent. moro in proper
tlon, and Istails for S.
o. J. WOOD Co, Projectors, ga Broad
way, New York, ard liza Market street, 81. Louis
Sold in this city by C. sTOTT. SIS Pa. svsrus.
au q eoly,ev
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GREAT BARGAINS In PIANOS.-One very
NJ nice Ha'l Sons make for $50; one-Ha
very Moe Rosewood Chlckennss' make EYxFv
make fer SIS, at the Music Store OF w. 9. METZ.
EROTE. sole Agent OF Steinvay T. Sons And
kavens Bacon d Co.'s PiAaos, uAu
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II MILITARY BOOKS.

EH MILITARY BOOKS.
Il RENCH & RICHSTlEN have lust received a
large snd competa assortment of Militia ~ Books
Of all kinds, which they offer from ten to fifty
per cent. below the regular retail prlcess-In-
Guiding:
"A new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rife
Tactics, complete, Sl.25
Forces Volunteers Manual, vols, a.
Aliens Compendium OF Hardee's Tactics, 500
Gross's Military Surgery, $50
Mahan's Field FortifoatiOt and Outpost, each rs
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition, $50
drill book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
the Home Guard, $50
The Hand Book for the u. 9. Soldier, being
frst book Of instruction to the u. 8. Infantry tao
tics, CSC
+ Also, Military Maps, Map Of the Seat of War,
Charts, Guides, 80.
Flags, Badges and Medals of every description.
Any OF the Above sent by mail free.
FRENCH IL RICHSTEIN,
- pia
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EHICKERIN6 & SONS PIANOS FOR SALE
~ on monthly payments, or disoegpts for cash.
sn rlft5 sos, b-,ssss "a % III =.
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II FRENCH 4 RlCHsJEIN
nA -. Just reselved fresh srtply Of Note Pa
velopes 70 match Also, Flag VIPER Of eli kincs,
va pn, sne sthSst Notes; Envesopes 20 mateh.
ksfEe assortment OF Stationery.
,Sew f9rk Papers received dally; Papers from
fKENcH 4 RIcHsTEIN.
mas ors psan
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
WILLARD HOUSE.

ARD HOUSE.
6 w FELTON,, Pa
E vi Woodward. do
r Farren, do
J s Walker, NY
G P Leslie, do
MIR Hart, do
w A Wheeler, do
J T Martin, do
g Updyke. do
: Stevens. do
J KCsler, Pa
n e. Kesler, do
G VI Ia nard, Mass
Mrs Barnard, do
Master Barnard, do
i J ID Mills, NY
f. Nugent, do
: G Don, Iowa
J " Brewer, Mass
J H Regert, Wis
A HaylOr, Del
] T Davenport, NY
J A Green, Nd
p BaXton,
J Wilson, Del
Mai J w Duncan,
c Wharton,
ID G Phillips, do
DR. H b Thompson,
r Robb, Pa
w r Robb, do
NY w II DennisOn, do
L r Eldridge, NY
H : Briggs, Mass
w 6 Gibson, Pa
A l. Whitlemore Il ",
Capt c Barnes, Pa
Capt r Galway, do
o Capt l. w Smith, do
u Cream, o
s = Eastwood, do
) Leonard, Pa
III A Carson, do
A b Semple, Ky
) Giles, VT
4 DR. Paine. NY
Il g Roberts, do
s Warters, do
II Barney, do
Capt Schultz, do
J Y COalr, Md
NJ II Vawger, USN
Gen SandfoEd,
Capt E Paine, NY.
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Ch. Fares Champagne.

J. z, ULDNiVEER & Co,
No 7, North Charles street, Baltimore,
glove brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer II
ior IS O. 70 Jng upon It's merits 10 establish here
tho reputation II has already acquired IA cur
SO2tlBTn cities.
Besides obtaining 6. hyst-cass Medal at tbs
french Exhibition Of lass, Mr.. Fare hiss been
PRUSSIA. mi enSDI
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MRS. n. COTS
INDIAN TBGETlBLE UEr0OTy

wiz regard 70 this almost infsllibls tyco,ss
popular sentiment has spoken in deolded termS
ARC the evloenees OF this great eSoASy are sUo-
t2lLeo " CONSENT avoWt-s OF curative sfecr and
ths tlSIest reEats from Its are sftsT ~ ofheT
remedies and the best medical skill have fai,sd
Let us say, In conclusion, that certfkcStes
cures e-e not sous ht from the Iiiterate and
hoIal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sseotsble sou7oes aud justify the highest tenn, IN
whloh IL 10 Iossiblo TO commend 80 valuable A
tFeclno 70 public APPROVAL. We may a. tlso that
the curative properties Of the medicine are e,u.llad
only By It's restorative effects, the sTssem recover
ING nom disease with renewed constitutional Vifor
For sale By all respectable DrusElssg In tsIs
city, and by the proprietor, MRS, NJ. cox,
None genuine unless her name In blown an th.
bottle and her seal on the cork
{PrIee q per b2ttle, six bottles for Ga
FhoLtssIs zfsnt. X. g. II. CISSEl,, brufri,t
eeorSetov ID. C., Wholesale Aren't Tor tie 6is-
INC, and vii rnpplJ the trade at my prose.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND sUPFFRTNC-
LET ALL WHO ARE zFRLiCrLD
amy LEAD!
tHJOIcB II HEALTH.

Of those numerous ailments which arise frem IN
purity OF the blood. What are they, do ToU asf =
kttner AK, vhst are they not Tho blood IA sbs
source OF LIE and health, and IL 10 the hrHt esmsut
81 oar being 10 respond 80 ~ oSats which xfeots
she t.en, ~ TIE azlre Infsllhy Gt.~st. TE- evsr
srettllns NeHrsGia, the Irritating Erysipei a. tbs
tt6Ss SSfofpi&, the aEcnix!ng Sbeamitisn. NeT-
soss DsbliIy, DysEePtlA, Liver Ccmpl .int vlth its
torSor snc detection, and .hs nEuberis1s lllI thSs
tesh heir %, oeriye their hideosE origin from Us
blood, bc&l flndy then and gently with the blool
Use the vlt&lfanE resources Of nSture FOR n 49,
and SAFER - 20 commend 20 your oonEdenoo Az
use that tIIly NA-rAhle msaiosment kn.NLn =. -
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VILLA
A G West,
G B StranghtOn, VT
c = GIllingham. Pa
C. d JamisOn, Me
1t Aim ps"n, Del
r Hutchins, Ny
6 II Marin. do
z NJ Nav, USA
A f Knapp, Pa
J II Cornell, do
e l. Adams, do
q II McNary, do
w c msron, do
w Cameron, jr, do
r NJ MaJsy, do
Capt Thorn pkins, RI
J J Morrison, NY
D Blunt, do
X D Garry, Pa
II p Baldwin, NY
M F Merritt, do
w Ccckraft, do
X Magraw, do
w II King, do
f. 8 Sanford, do
J Clapp, Ill
d X Jackman, Pa
ID Z Miller, do
X 3 Coleman, do
II Willard, do
II 3 Frank, do
Brig Gen 7 Renyon,N
Capt J B Nulligan,
G Faircbild, Wis
8 Galloway, D
J l. Hall Il ly, do
Gen J q Giss, 90
J IL Eds. No
q T Blow & son. do
C Wi@Cins, do
N " : dwardS. III
N 8 Tow send, do
II F Willard, do
3 B Thomas Pa
J l. BAILEY, do
Rev DE- Patton, Cana
a " Orkman, do
6 A b son, Mass
DR. HHl
c NJ Hooper, Pa
G. r SIN son, do
c Clark, Mass
c n n Hutchinson, do
X NJ RsgFrt, Pa
Gov a Randall, Wis
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From fAs Wssfs7s X. z. GuEst.s, CSieass, III,
nvsed Ceph1lic Pills. " ~
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EroSs tbs E,=fasHsy, Norfolk, rs.
oaSes, with entire spcee5s,
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FROM me SoHthsrs Psta FsHe'g, Nes O-sG.rs, La
Try thon you that arc afflicted, and We ars zs-
.I1t youI tSstlmony 2Sl De Sdded to TIE slrest
nnfacrop9 Est that has received benefits thst I
othsr medicine can prog uce, 's' 49,
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From tbs E-Gmire-, Norfolk, Va,
Cephalio Pills accomplish the object Tor vrfct
Ihey were maio, VIZ: Cure d, headache il sIl il.
fGTIas.
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FroTr tAs Dss.ooTet, ST. C2oSd, Mia,
lyon are, or have been troubled " it'll the hssd-
scio send for box, (Ce'lhalio Pills ) 60 that You
may have them In case CH aI.zttaok,
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RAILROADS.

ID DAILROAD IRON AT CITY POINT.-3OO
II Tons Railroad Iron Pattern So pounds to the yard
For sale by
JAMES DUNLOP,
Petersburg. Va.
October IL, 1860. s2-M
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IAe Semi~Weekiy Sfapoaro.
From the Dublin University Magazine.]
The Two Worlds.

From the Dublin University Magazine
The TUo worIdS
Two worlds there are. To one our ewes we strain
Ti,oSa magic ioys we shall not see apaip:
Rr;rbt haze 9f morning wells its plimmerino sbora
All! truly breathed we there .
Intoxicating air
Glad were our hearts in that sweet realm of Neyermore
The lover there drank her delicious breath
Whose love has yielded since TO change or death:
The mother kissed her child whose days are o'er
Alas! too soon have fed
The irreclamable dead:
We see them-yisions srange-amid the Neyermore
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ORGANIZED ON THE 2OrH OF MAY, 1861.
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July 5, 1861.
FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CONFED-
ERATE STATES.

vTyHE UNDERSIGNED IS APPOINTED AN AGENT
for the reception of subscriptions of such portion Of
their crops as the patriotic citizens of may
be able invest in the bonds of the Confederate States
These bonds have twenty years to rum and bear eight
per cent. interest, payable semannually. .
Among the advantages to the country from this arrange
ment may be stated the following: -
lst 1t offers the best investment in public securities,
either North or South
cd. 1t obvates any necessity that may arise for War
Tax.
3d. II will prove to Europe and the world not only our
determination to support the Government of the Confed-
crate States but our ability to do So &C., &c.
The undersigned earnestly requests those to whom be
has distributed subscription papers every exerton to
get them filled possible and returned to him at
Raleigh N c. where he will be glad to receive other sub
scrptons and to give further information, necessary
H. Z. BURGWYN,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
July 10, 1861. 64-lm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED,

DY TWO YOUNG LADIES A SITUATION IN A
ID FEMALE COLLEGE for the ensuing Academic
yearOne experienced Teacher in the Fine Arts Bellies
Lettres and Wax Fruit making-the other, Guitar
Teacher Both having taught in Colleges in Tennessee and
Alabama would prefer situation together in the
school, if not would take separate situations, and
Southern Teachers.
For further particulars please address,
E. R. B.
Gainesville, Geo.
62-2m,
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N. G. RAILROAD OFFICE AT RALEIGH.
GHROM and after this date goods will be delivered
until after the freight has been PAID. No exceptions
to the above rule.
D. WICKER, Agt.
Jan. !, 1861. 4-f
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
FORT SUMTER TO BE EVACUATED
Reconciliation from the South and
Hope from the North.
TTNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING
Il AND SUMNER GOODS just received and now Open
ed and ready for sale at PANIC PRICES the weknown
store of
A. ECH,
on FAYETTEVILLE srrEEr,
Bought too many Goods, not Broke but Scared.
Grand opportunity to money-recolect goods at
PANIC PRICES.
deem it unnecessary 10 say what have got or what
have not got but will say that have large and COM
plete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
LADIES DRESS GO0DS-LADIES DRESS GOODS.
splendid assortment embracing the newest and latest
styles of the season.
large stock of Rich Lace Points and Mantil-
las, Silk Mantillas and Busters.
STRAW GOODS! STRAW G00DSII STRAW GOODS !
Almost every thing that is out in the way of Straw
Goods for Ladies, Misses and Children.
GRAPE BONNETSl GRAPE BONNETSI!
Some very handsome.
SILK PARASOLS, SILK PARASOLS, SILK PARASoLS
have got them and want to sell them.
SHOESI SHOES!I SHOESlll SHOESIIli
When you want pair of shoes this is the place to buy
HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTSll HOOP SKIRTSIII I
When you want Hoop Skirt recollect you will do well
to call and look at mine.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Don't buy until you call and the above goods. They
admitted by all that have looked at them to be the
cheapest goods Of the kind offered in Raleigh.
Don't forget to call at the third door above r. Smiths
corner where you will always find ready and willing to
give YOU the worth of your money. A. CREECH.
~ Banner, Register and Spirit of the Age copy six
times.
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
II Having located in the City CT Raleigh take this op
portunty to inform the public generally that prepar
ed make contracts for public private buildings any
part of the State the most favorable terms. am also
prepared furnish Granite in its rough for building
other purposes dressed to order shape rqur
ed, at reasonable rates.
Orders for Stone addressed to me through the Postoce
Box 249, will meet with prompt attention All bills paya-
Bile to individually. will not be responsible for any
debts made by any men in my employment without
der from THOMAS COATES
Jan. 4 1861. Sim.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT,
FOR
RALEIGH, N. @.

Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays via Raj.
egh CASTOR Railroad, at $40 p. m.
Northern Mail arrives North Carolina Railroad east
daily Except Sundays,) at e:lO a. m.
Southern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays North
Carolina Railruad east, at $40 a. m.
Western Mail arrives daily (except Sundays via North
Carolina Railroad west, at $3.50 p. IN.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays) via North
Carolina Railroad east, at s:lG g. M.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily, in stages, at $50
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Mondays Thursdays, and Sat
urdays, at IL,
Summerville Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays, at
9, p. m.
Carthage Mail arrives Wednesdays and Saturday, via
N. @. K. r., at $50 p. m.
ROxbcrO' Mail arrives Wednesdays at 10. a. m.
Leachburg IL, m.
Northern Mail closes daily Except Sundays) at & 10.
Southern Mail closes daily (except Sundaysl at D. m.
Eastern Mail closes daily Except Sundays at ESQ m.
Western Mail closes daily Except Sundays at q.
Fayetteville Mail closes daily at $50 D. M ..a.
Eagle Rock 4" " Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at p. " B..
Summervllle Mail closes Tuesdays and Fridays at M
Carthage Mail closes Tuesdays and Fridays at m.
Roxboro' Wednesdays at P. m eel ia
Leachburg Nail closes at ! p m. - -,
Office open for the delivery of Mails from a rn, 70
$50 P. m, and from 40 to ?. m.
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*Resigned.

BLANKETS FOR SoLDIERs.-There is a certainty
that the supply of blankets in the Southern cities
and towns is exhausted, and now is the time to be
casting about to furnish our brave volunteers with
this indispensable article when cold weather shall
set in. How shall it be done? We answer, in this
way: Every family in the South, the wealthy es-
pecialy, have more or less blankets; let these be
appropriated by sale donation for the soldiers, and
families supply themselves with con.torters which
can be made of cotton and any kind of thin material
for which there is abundance Of time till cold wealth
er. The "comforter" is an admirable covering,
nothing can be better, and the South supplies the
very article of which to manufacture them to any
extent, and any little girl can put them together,
the cost being onefourth that of blanket is better
suited for the use of the soldier because when wet
it is not so heavy and can be dried much easier.
Let families in the South attend to this important
matter in due time, for know Of no other method
by which blankets can be procured.--IredeU En-.
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NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE IL CO..
&C Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
Ill unusually large Stock of Goods. in their line
prsing every variety of Mems, Women's and Chdrens
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS &C., &C., &c.
Sole Wholesale Agents in this City for the sale of
Mitchell'> Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys md Girls Merchants are invited to
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete uly with houses here elsewhere
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
of the hrm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r w. ROBERTS.
September 5, 1859. 78-tf
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GINGER-The Charleston Courier says bottle of
essence of Jamaica ginger will be found a pleasant
and healthul companion to the soldiers canteen
corrective of bad water preventive of diseases ars
ing from change of water and in all respects better
than alcoholic stmulants Think of this mothers,
wives and sisters in filling up the outfit and farewell
tokens for the departing volunteers.
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GENERAL WISE.

We learn from gentleman from Western Vir-
ginia that Gen. Wise is doing much service in the
West by his matchleSS eloquence as could be ac
complished by the sword. He is making speeches
every day-such speeches as no one but Henry A.
Wise can make, and the people are hocking in null
ttudes to hear him. Really, he is one of the most
extraordinary men of modern times So5er-sided
fellows, that never get off certain track in their
lives, and if they should get off, could never get
back again, may speak of Henry A. Wise as eccen-
trio but if he is It is the eccentrcIty of the comet
which moves according to as fixed laws as the
planets, and always moves in such blazon of light
that inferior stars grow pale with envy. We have
observed that however Mr. Wise might occasionally
consent to console his detractors by showing that
he could be as erratic at times most of them are
commonplace always, yet whenever there was any
real emergency, whenever any great crisis occurred
which demanded as much judgment as nerve, he
has never failed to prove himself as wise in counsel
he is brave in spirit and energetic in action as
he is eloquent in speech. Like the ocean in hurri
cane, his powers become calm and compressed by
the increasing fury of the storm. We rejoice to
hear that this Patrick Henry Of the present genera
ton is rousing the West to the rescue with his
clarion voice. He is one of those orators who can
not only tell others what to do but will give them
an incentive in action as well as eloquence. With
the tongue of Demosthenes, he has the courage
which the great Greek author never possessed No
one will ever hear of Henry A. Wise running away
from an enemy. The white plume of Harry OF
Navarro did not more surely signalize the spot OF
glory and of danger than the personal presence of
Henry A. Wise will point it out among the noun
tains of Virginia. His enemies abroad may threaten
to cripple his pnions. No earthly power cripple
his intrepid soul. His enemies at home may carp
at his mpulsive spirit and erratic movements; the
smallest ours of the canine tribe bay the moon,
but the moon will continue to shine on, notwith-
standing The detractors of this man should re-
collect that if he has his faults they not perfect
that he is of courage, generosity, and unspot
ted purity in private life, which is good deal more
than can be said of some of them, and that the
highest posthumOus renown they have any right to
expect from the pen of history, is that they had the
honor to live in the same State with Henry A.
Wise.-Richmond Dispatch.