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Medical Authorities have snnounced that
not less than one fifth of the entire popula-
ton of the United States are afflicted with
Neuralgia in some form. Surely the man
who can safely remove sseh a vast aggregate
of pain is great public benefaetsr. Such
is DR.. Turner, of Boston, in Massachusetts,
His 6 Universal Neuralgia Pll'' is pronounc-
ed, on all hands, to be an entirely harmless
and perfectly certain remedy far this most
torturing of all known diseases.
See advertisement in another eo1rmn.
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..w New YORK., Oct. ~.
Cotton more steady. 49,
Flour firmer. State $9@$18,25. South
arm $l0.374@$15: z ~ -h'''S''
Wheat active. Q to 8 better.
Mess pork $22,50.
Naval stores quiet.
Gold $1,44f. ~ - 8.
BALTsasoTE, Oct. 10.
Cotton dull. Georgia Niddling, = ar
rive, 1S1l.
- Wheat stronger. Prime white s., 7O@s2,-
70; Red s2,65@s2,1a
Flobr quiet but tirmer. - ~
Corn 81 1884
g.. WnMINsDoN, Oct. l2.
spirits Turpentine quiet 533.
$a,s74. - s'''Osg
Az Cotton dull and nominal, aeI for mid
O. L1vERrooI. Oct 10.
hal, Lo''on qaiet. Uplands 81 sdss 1900
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REpUBLIcAR MEETIRcs.

Republican Convention in Chatham.
There will be a Convention of the Republicans
Of Chatham County, held at Pittsboro' on the srd
Saturday of October. The H. 0. A. and o. L.
A. are requested to come from all quarters, and
every good Republican is likewise cordially and
earnestly invited to attend. Let us organize, and
nominate loyal citizens, who are pledged to sup.
port the Reconstruction acts Of Congress, and the
platform of the Republican party.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Sept. &c, 1857. T-td.
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN
DRETH,s PILLS so STIMULATE NIL

DRETH's PILLS SO STIMULATE all
the interior powers Of the system that every
poison or impnFity is forced from the blood into
the bowels, snd thus passes OF Recent cases of
sickness will often be cured by the effect of Core
Brandreth's Pills, which, when the operation is
full and complet, leave the blood as free from
poisonous and unhealthy matter as that Of new
born babe. In colds, inaammatory diseases, and
even IN cholera their restores to health sooner
than oil other remedies, because they fake from
the blood and bowels those matters upon which
pains, cramps, and aches depend Tor continuance.
Captain Isaac Smith, Of Sing Sing, says, thirty
Of BIandreth's Pills, taken according to drec-
lions, cured him Of very severe bronchial sfi,c-
ton after other mcans had failed, and he wishes
his numerous friends 10 know the Iaet.
Brandrsth,s Pills, Principal Office, Bmndretll
House, New York. Sold also by oil Druggists
See my name on Government stamp, without
which the pills are spurious.
iiasass's'Ss ~ b. HRANDRETH.
Oct. "A, 16ez. 6G-tw&wlin
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On and after Sept. ist, the following Schedule
will be by the Passenger trains over this Rail-
road:
DAY TRAINS,
will leave Wilmington every morning Except
Sundays) at O'Clock, A. ~, and Weldon every
morning (cxcept Sundays)at 1910 A. NJ; arriv
ing at Wilmington at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, and ut
Weldon at 3 O'Clock, T. ". @ -
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, "a
will leave Wilmington at $50 p. NJ, daily, and
Weldon OF 625 p NJ, daily arriving at Whining
ton at 220 A NJ, and at Weldon ut 6:20 A. M
Thirty-threc hours to New York.
Trains pass Goldsboro' at 1:57 A NJ, and 1885
A. NJ going North, and sos F. NJ. and 10:ll P.
NJ, going South. &
- & ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
. Leave Goldsboro at $50 P. NJ. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Weldon 9.
p. M. Leave Weldon at 5A NJ on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays arriving at GOldsborO
at 1890 T. NJ; connecting both ways with North
Carolina Railroad iasser ger trains, and with Sea-
board and Petersburg Railroad freight trains, by
which quick dispatch is given to through freight
and way passengers both ways. This train will
be increased to daily, as soon as the business
requires it.. Way passengers from or TO points
between Goldsboro and Weldon, to or from sta
tions on. the North Carolina Railroad will find
this great convenience.
Passengers going East or West from Goldsboro,
should take the Day Trains from places South of
Goldsboro. Both trains connect at Wilmington,
with tralls on Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road, and at Weldon with trains via Richmond
and Portsmouth, Va. The Day Trains connect
with Old Bay Line The Night Trains with An
namessic Line. s. L. FREMONT,
+ Chief Eng r. and Supt.
Raleigh, Aug 81, 1867. 6S-2m.
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NO CURE.ALL..

But II you want medicine that will cure
Chronic (not infammatory) Rheumatism, Mumps,
Sore Throat, sweliings, Old sorrs, Bruises,
Tootlache, Headache, Ipsect Stings, Pains in,he
Back and Chest, also, internally, Diarrhea, Dys
EMERY, Collie, Groups and Vomiting, you have
1t in DR.. Tobias Wonderful Venetian Imminent.
It never fails when used according TO the direc-
lions. Every drop Of 1t is put up by Dr.. Tobi-
as himself and he has done so for nineteen years.
His medicine Is known throughout the world
The best physicians recommendit Thousands OF
certificates can be seen,at the depot. SO Coytandt
Street. No family having childrsn, should be
without It in case Of Group. Thousands Of chill
dtcn are saved by it annually. Use it when frs
taken according to the directions, and you vi
never lose achild. Ladies will find it valuable
in graduating pimples and b,otches. Only so
cts. and 81 per bottle. Sold by the druggists
throughout the United States and in Europe
Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
Sept 9th, 1857. T-w&tw1m.
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..,.s SPECIAL NOTICES.
pResfs o. THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
81 q :, ~ - or THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT ff
WALTHAM MASS
sPEclAL NOTICES.

The American Watch Company, OF Walihnm,
Mass., respectfully submit that their Watches
are cheaper, more accurate. less complex, more
durabIe, better adapted Tor general use, and
ms're easily kept in order and repaired ti;an any
other watches in the market They are simpler
in structure, and therefore stronger, aud Tess
likely y be injured than the majority Of iorcign
watchir- wliehsire co;nis,;srG of from i--5tost0
pieces. while m old English watch there are
more :han 200 parts How they run under the
hardest trial watches can hate, is shown bv the
following letter
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFvIcE OF TIE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
ALTOONA, Pa. ID Dee, 1866
Geatkssnez The watches manufactured iiy You
have been In use on this rsiiroad for SEVERAL
years by orr engnemen, to whom we furnish
watches AS part Of our equipment. There arr
now some three hundred Of tn M carried on our
line, and We consider them good and reliable
time keeper Indeed, have great satisfaction
In saving your watches give us less trouble. aud
have worn and do year much longer Without re-
pairs than my watches We have ever had IN use
on this road. As you we aware, We formerly
trusted in those Of EneSkh manufacture, Of &C.
knowledged good reputation but MS class they
never kept time as correcsly, nor have they done
as good service, as yours
In these statements am sustained by my pre-
decesso,, Mr. Lcwis, whose experisnce extended
over series Of yearr,
Respectfully,
EDWARD r. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
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OFFICE OF THE LocKvILLE MINING
49, AND MANUFACTURING Co.,
I, RALEIGH, N. c., October, 10, 1867. .
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IA this Company will be held in this city, at
the Office of the Raleigh d CASTOR Railroad Com
pany, on Wednesday, October 30th, at Q A. NJ.
: Afnll attendance is requested, in person or by
prexy, as business of importance will be under
consideration
WIN. H. WILLARD,
},a tfh President.
. Oct 1G 1867. + esd 41-w3t.
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Greene County.

Mr.. S. A. Busbee writes us that the result
in Greene is, whites 69l, eoIored 692. Pref
ty close Greene is good for the Republicans
by large majority. an
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PLATFORM.

We, the delegates, representing the loyal peo-
pleiof North Carolina assembled in Convention,
in the City of Raleigh on the 9th day OF Septen-
Der, 1867, for the purpose OF perfecting and
Strengthening lie organization of the Republican
party in the State, and in order TO aid in the
great work of restoring, preserving and perpetu
ating the Union, do 5ali
S Resolve, That the Republican party in North
Carolina hereby re affirm the principles enuncia.
ted in the Convention OF true Republicans which
assembled in this City on the 9th day of last
March, and does fully accept, adopt and sustain
the principles ofthe Republican party of the Uni
ted States.
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A Republican meeting was. held at GaIcna

- A Republican meeting was held at Galcna.
1Ilinnis, on Saturday, at which Hon. f, B..
Washhurne delivered an address, in which,
he defined in detail the political position Of
General Grant, His intimate and friendly,
relations to the General afford good reason tai
believe that he knows whereof he speaks
and although General Grants record as
Shown by his official acts and utterances,
leave no room for doubt us to his position,
it will he pleasing to the loyal people, of the
country To have their own conclusions con-
firmed on Mr. Washburne's authority. The
statements of the latter fully bear out all
that we have said from the time of General
Grants assignment to the War Office as to
his, full and hearty sympathy with the Con-
grgssional plan of reconstruction, and point
our many nj the same evidences OF this fact
to which We have. at various times alluded,
hose Chronicle II
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Registration Returns.

We give below the registration returns in
This State as far as received We shall keep
the table standing until completed by the
full returns from the State. No County
must be regarded as completed unless it is
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CoMETHING NEWT

SOMETHING NEWT II ei
PHOTOGRAPH BIBLES.
Z Stuart's Freemason's Manual
~ Is Davis Traitor. .9sGu
DR.. Livingstene,s Travels and Expeditions in
South Afrca-Illustrated "a.
Dictionary of the Bible-Illustrated, &C., &C.
All just to hand at Fentress' corner our new
Store,
BRANsON, FARRAR s. co. Z
Raleigh, June 4, 1867. g, isii. ri 3l-tf. z
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WEBSTERS ELEMENTARY Spell.
wv LING Bo0ks always on hand, next door to
Tucker's new Hall, Raleigh, n G. price per doz
81 so. -.
'lof' t BENSON. FARRoR & co. s
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ON THE ToPMoST WAVE
Of popularity, without competitor, ssd defying
competition, bound TO a, ur'sh as long ~
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails; or nature produces fcry tinted
hair, or Time sheds its white sprsy on human
heads ....f ~ s.s - =. ~ .st-s .tft
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Cherokee County.
Surry County.

We are indebted to John A. Simmons.
Esq. for the following returns of the End
Board of Surry:
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CRISTADORO,S RAIR DYE,

wins golden opinions from nll sorts Of people,"
and can never g ~ BY the board" whileit is held
desirable BY man or womnp to h. comely. Manu-
factured only BY ]. CRIsTADORO, IS Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dresses.
Oct. Is, 1867. S6-tw&w1m.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Repu6lienn State Conceation
achict assembled in fuckers Hall, Raleigh,
September 4. 1867. ~ ss'9
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iDHOTOGRAPH ALBUMSl i
A SPLENDID LOT. JUST TO HAND
Prices from so cts. to $40 90 each.
n 2 BRANSON, FARRAR & CO.,
is;l. ea Raleigh, N. C. =
Sept IA, 1861. 73-tf. =
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$500 64.423
The Counties of Allegheny, Camden,
Gates, Martin, Montgomery, Mitchell, Per-
quimans, Rockingham. Watauga and Yad-
kin remain to be heard from.
We are under obligations TO 1t. Price, of
the army, for the following returns from the
Counties west of the Blue Ridge.
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PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
ARTICLE /.

=, AZ rvo.n+;r, ro,nn,;.+.a 70 oons;,. &c
s;o,,ai ~ nut ed az, ~. 81;
aent 81 tIa C,nvant;on Ss;, ro,,;yn;steo shoil
have tbeyene,s s,,nervis;om Of the af,,irs of the
RennhI;can nar4y ,f tls State. If shall also have
ta aTtbor;ty r. 4; thc t;nre for tbe ANIMAL meet
M, ~ 4ba Stat. rnnyant;,r .nd 70 all sa;a
Sts. ~ snu ahu ~ S .; Saa ~
vs. ~. AZ oU o'e' 'ine' 40
try t ~ oa. bora "S s.id Gon,tt. as
don't in eacI S,onarass;onnl J;ssrict shall eonsf;
int q - Eaotin ro, Nh 90 for tho; ,s rot;
stnts a,,S s, No. ~ So
f the =; thar or,d ~, my -
ca,i all 80 Gn, =; t,isr o',
ion ths rood Of tfa nsrty shall ree,;ro '''
2 Tbs State Exaamt;ya Tnn,n,itsae stor on
no;nt corntu Erecut;rn com,n;ttnes Of si fre ~
NOR. n,e,nhars i'm, escb. Cnnntv' NJ tha state
! where sneh Comfy Executive Committees. snb,
ordinate to tn State Committee do NOT now eY.
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/. RICE'S MANUAL
.ssi OF THE 4, 81

Iiai isess III assi Sd u OF THE TOY 81
u. s.. BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1868,
WITH THE RULES, ORDERS 6 FORMS
5aVtE0f Proceedings Hereunder conveniently
Annotated, Classified and Arranged. .fss /.
Bound in Law Sheep-Price s..
Also, the BANKRUPT LAW, with all the Rulee,
Forms, &C., in Pamphlet. Price 25 cents. Z
For sale by
se WILLIAMS & LAMBETH.
Raleigh, July g, 1867. 5S-tf !
X s NOTE ROCKS :
THE MUSIC TEACHER, "a NEW BOOK,
Southern l' Harmony and Musical Com 4
panion, % /.
Presbyterian Psalmodist, u shopeal
notes. ~. s ssf:sFl 50
The Jubilee .,.ss ! 80
Happy Voices, (for Sabbath Schools 40
Devotional Hymn and Tune Book,
BRANsoN, FARRAR 8 Co,
Raleigh, n G..
1 September "A, 1867. 7S-tf.
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Resolred, That the Republican, party of North
Carolina, on the subject of contiscation and all
other matters appertaining to Reconstruction,
will faithfully adhere to- and abide by, Che Re
construction plan and measures of Congress. Il
HeOlred, That this Convention of Republicans
of North Carolina, approaching the splendid
achievements of Gen. Sheridan, of the armies of
the United Suites, and beholding with admiration
his just and unlinching administration OF affairs in
the 9th military district, thus publicly express
their gratitude towards this gallant soldier. and
their hearty disapproyal of his recent removal by
the President.
- Resoloel, That Gen. Candy, the District Com
mandcr, be respectfully requested to order an
election in this State at an early day, and that he
also order the assembling of the Constitutional
Convention as soon thereafter us may be conve-
nient N
Resoised, That the Republican party of North
Carolina hereby pledges itself to the speedy con-
struction of the Central Railroad West to Duck
town.
Plan ORGkNIZATIO III
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Wilmington & Weldon Railroad CT.
Office Chief Engineer and Gen. Sup't.,
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 9th, 1867.
DAY THAINE

y n REC LAX SCHEDULE.
On and after Sept. ist, the following Schedule
will be run by the Passenger trains over this Rail-
road:
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HEARr AND HEARTH.

NJ f-3s,I s-{ -. '''''--''
Tba c-iegets sn.g er6aryasf days
Tbs vosd of s,-rar ,vae,be-
Igs native oabiaua stsrg;
To him II onE, snoss IF 5He
Who turned ai3 Gloom 10 aiory.
Bzight with the suns carasses
To him it called a fsrm like June.
Ahush with golden ,rssses.
~ soar au.e and taiier.
While Fl lis beart n nreeence bean,ed
Move stas5fss.o o., r. gl-,r
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'------'''H - ''laii' - So
WARM CLOTHING.

In choosing a warm dress get it as light
as you can. Think how lightly animals,
which have to endure great cold, are cloth
ed. W hatis lighter than feathers and fur?
4 bear can thus teach US a lesson of civiI-
zed science, and a goose can impart wisdom.
The principle Of the advice given by the
wise man, Go to the ant, thou sluggard, -
might well be extended to the. example of
the way in which the Creator clothes the
dumb animals he has made. They are not
heavily laden, unless, indeed, it is necessary
to protect them with armor; but even then
the material used is remarkable for its COM
binati0n Of ightneSs with strength. The
tortoise is shielded more by the arched shape
of its shell than By its thickness. There are
some animals which float in water which are
covered heavily, but the weight of their
clothes facilitates their movements in the
element in which they are intended to live.
inasmuch as it enables them to sink to the
depth necessary for them to subsist in.
But for warmth, weight is needless, and for
equabie warmth 1t Is a positive hindrance,
since a heavy dress adds the heat of pres
sure to that of protection to those more
prominent parts Of the figure upon which it
rests. If you want to be warm, choose a
material that is not only not thick but light
And when you wish to be protected from
windy as well as still cold, wear under or
over a wooden or furry fabric, the thinnest
impeTvious texture you can get. Then you
have an arrangement similar to that with
which the animals of cold climates are pro-
vided-viz: thin skin and thick features or
hair. Leisure Hour
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Books IN a FANHY.-Give US a house
furnished with books rather than furniture.
Both if you can, but books at any rate. To
spend several days in friend house and
hunger for something to read, while you are
JrcadIne on costly carpets, and sitting down
on luxurious chairs, and sleeping upon, down
Is as If one were bribiug your body for the
sake Of cheating your mind Books are the
windows through which the soul looks out.
4 house without books Is like a room with
out windows 4 book is good company; II
is full of conversation without loquaciJy Il
talks to you, not through the ear, but an
other way
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WHAT HAY BE DONE IN THE
COUNTRY.


nave done naryeling that city women
walk so ilttie. Gradually they will cease al
toge1neF' uaiess the dress mania lets up. T"
Directly alter breakfast a healthy person de
slres out Of door air; but AT thar time in
the city, a lady has on her breakfast robe. =
50 calico, and, IN order 20 go presentablv
out, she imsgines il necessary ID 20 to her
room and remodel herself entirely. The
Foae tsusr be exchanged .0r a walking dress.
Tue slipler5 must Be discarded for boots.
these boots have about dozen buttons
tlle button fastener must be found, to secure
them 60 tde ankle Tie white underskirt
oe eNca4nEad for a Balmoral. 10 match the
outer SKIRT The gloves. belt, and collar
which accompany the suit must be hunted
aih lac hair must be- re-arranRed for the
particular sort Of bat worn The parasai
must be found, aud the veil: and bv thar
time, u ans lady vitality and temper are
not entirely exhausted She aay be able 20
walk round one bi5eg without cree ping INTO
an omnibus or ordering a carriage
Now, here IL the country, all this cere-
moay Is dispensed with IF woman has
common sense, she viii strike for her free
dom heff. what yassalage soeyer she may
feet constrained % undergo on city pave
meHtS. With q sua umbrella aud thick
shoes, she may go b0auetess, 10 her morning
calico, all day; and never change her appar
rel from sunrise 20 sunset. unless she meets
gIth some accident The blessed. dewy.
fresh hours Of early morning may be devo
ted % something else than the looking glass;
and II she Is anything but stick, she will
be better, and happier, and healthier for
tins untrammeled enjoyment Of them.
Compared to the stiff, artificial, slow prom
enadlug OF city pavement, il Is woman
heaven.
ifeFe she may go over fences. ifshe have
q git tor gymnastics. without instruction;
and the c.umsler She Is, the more fun is 10
be got oat of IT, As 10 ciothes-hayen'
sald that they were of no account? Then
there are hll.s 20 be climbed, and hills to be
chased down, and ditches and brooks TO
cross aud snakes and cows with vicious
facial expression, 20 extcmnorize a shrill
concert a a very short notice.
And oh, my dear girls, with whata rail-
road velocity does tse travel in the country
the cry for huuune ground, is a fool TO
It. VI ben a man has nothing else 20 do, he
makes love as naturally as a duck goes into
water and You might iGSs9 here in the coun-
tr0 Wuh halt the pains you usually take
when there. Now, IN the cty, y0u-Maria
stand no chance at all; there are too many
other Marias engaged in the same business
Aud then fyou succeed in securing his at
teatlon there, your mamma or papa. or
your brother, OF some prylng poke Of on
aunt or uacle Is always in the parloT, If he
calls. but here you may 'spear your fish at
ANY moment There is the piazza. where
the hint is dr0pped-not TO him, Of course
tgou are net SO green a. that, but at him
abeut the grove. or the hiI, or the wood,
OF the lake where g9e Maria, always 60 at
such time. Yoa are perfectly and pro
perly 'astoushed when, atterward, you
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WESTERN VERSUS EAsTERy YAS-
EE&S.

rl.,.fs. b,rir r.s;d;na {, lrioeis vbo
a,.i - fo, er.,.,e o...ss.,,,
lf. ,,-,,,,;,,a.,t ,srt if bis hf,s;nes,
-. go. o,,5 ,,,,r,isl, aed9lers for trayel.
linr in tbe State ritbo.,t license: baf enc
n,cra;no ba mn ne match X no persen al
! gepui5e ysnl.e redIler.
What have v5l cor 10 sa5l -angtl l.ng 2
asked The sheriff
,.Yes. what d're wan,2 6saf razars frst;
that's an article sau need, squire by the
looks of vour heard. Got 1lackiae, tWiil
make them old boots eff yoazs shine - you
can shave in them almost ee eat balm 81
thousand flowers. and baaa of Columbia,
too-rood for the taiE.
And so be ratified oi. A length tie Of
iicial bought botrl Of the i'm 1T Colnm-
bia, paying therefor Que dssr. and in reply
70 the question as to whasfar hs was5ed
anything else that funcfousg 8 replied that
be id-he wanted 70 sie ae SAskae l.
eeuse for pedding 10 the State 81 Illinois,
that being his duty
The Yankee showed him tie document
Fixed up good aud strong, in black and
white The sheriff looked at u aud pro-
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BOOKS ere, no doubt, the Taadies. roads
TO knowledge, but there may De a great deal
OF kno"lelga and q great deal Of taste with.
OUT any extensive aclaajutaaeg with books.
III enrer the premises Of q working man,
and fud his garden def1rmed with weeds,
his once latucel porch broken and IN
seemiy, bis walls discolorcd bis hearth dirty
| know ,ha, there j. litte ,alt-respect in the
master Of that hoyei, and that he flies from
his comiort!ess home to the nightly gratiica
tion which the alehoesc supplies. But show
me the trim 9rocus 10 the spring, or the
gorgeous dahlia in the autumn. dOurishing
IN his neat enclosure; let ne see the vine, or
the monthly rose, covering his cottage walls
in regulated luxuriance let me fad within
the neatly sanded floor, the well polished
furniture, a few books and print or two
over his chimney, and am satis6ed that the
ocouplers Of that cottage hare a principle al
work within them which viii do much tc
keep them from misery and degradation
CE1riaS Knight