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them known u the world. Application
10 frequently made 10 officers of the State
Tor Information which they cannot obtain
and communicate without negecting their
proper duties therefore recommend that
some provision be made for immigration
purposs
My attention has been called, a, the
last moment, to the fact that some ,herifs
have failed or refused to give the 5,'I re-
quirei by act OF February %, 1872. before
he money distributed by the state could
be pail to them. Uule-- a suitable rene.
y Is afforded at an early day, some Of
the counties will be deprived of the iund
to which they are entitled.
have felt called on to perform the un
grateful duty OF pointing out what con.
ceived TO be some defects in existing laws
without referring 10 many admirable lea
lures that are 70 be found Notwitbstand-
ing the want of symmetry aud harmony
here and there to be found IN our statutes.
the people OF the State have substantial
reason for confidence in our general system
aud policy The State was but recently
formed, and that in the midst OF BLOODY
struggle, yet all branche. of the public
service are fully organized, and the bitter.
ness OF those unhappy tunes has passed
away, aud iheir memory will only serve to
hind Ms i!ore closely together. We have
onr perioiica political contests, aud strife
rules the hour, but when they are over.
the hearts OF the people unerringly turn 10
the truth and right, and feuds and misun
dersHndngs are FORGOTTEN IN the common
desire 10 promote the public welfare
1t has pleased Almighty God. during the
year pas, to grant Us an abundance OF the
fruits Of the earth, to spare u from ep-
denies aud pestileuce, and TO shield IT,
rom the evils Of domestic discori, and it
Is nth profound sense Of gratitude To
Him that communicate to YOU the con-
dilon OF the STATE
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L. DooLITTLE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
Groceries and Provisions
Cor. Sd Avenue and 10th Street,
HUNTINGTON VEST III.

Inc undersigned bcgs advise the public wishing
foods in his line in particular that they will always
cral assortment of Goods qd are ken
Al goods sold Il" this establishment be
ed and to give satisfaction.
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this fund and the tuition fees are not sui,i.
Client to maintain il in the high position in
which IT il desirable to place 1t.
The board Of regents desire to obtain
several appropriations amounting, in the
aggregate to els, lj5 Some OF these APP
preparations are essential TO the continued
prosperity OF the school but cannot re-
commenn that all be made. especially the
one tor tie purchase OF additional laud.-
The present grounds are not well improved
and until this l. done, there is little pro
priety in adding to them. Provision onght
however. TO be made to .ieet deficiencies in
salaries, for contingencies, chemical al.
paratus, armory, insurance, and expense.
of regents
The cadet corps constitutes one OF the
most interesting features OF the Cniv.rsity
Its commandant i- an intelligent officer OF
| the L :. army, detailed for this service
who faithfully discharges his duties. ILL.,
recommendation that the number OF cadets
he increloed, is worthy OF your considera
lion: the additional cost would be very
slight
KANAwuA RIVER
The improvement Of the Kanawna river
Is matter OF great interest to the peorlr
OF one portion OF the State. Until the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ,yas con.
-tructed. the kannwha river afforded ,I
most the sole means OF travel md trans
portaiion OF goods for vide district. and
1t must continue to he the main outle, far
coal. salt and other heavy freights The.
Improvements which have already been
made IN it, render lis navigation nea ~ As
reliable aud certain as that OF IN. obi,
river The present system and lnsna.e
hent have gwen pretty general satlsiac
ton and kno" of no reason why it should
be disturbed
The Two semi annual reports of the X.
nawha Board will be laid before Won
new dredge boat was built, and much yau
a'ie work done during the season. and.
notwithstanding diminution oltoll. NV
ing to the iow stage Of water. and the co,,,
pleton Of the railroad, there WAS = L,l
""c" IN the treasury, October |, 1872 ot
81 ,bO' -. The members OF the boar.i bov.
good reason to congratulate tneus,ly,-
upon their successful management of mn.
improvement
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WALLACE ~ GILBERT. PROPRIETORS

This new and extensive establishment is supplied with all
the necessary presses machinery type, and other material t.
cnab" tn" r"Pcors to execute at short notice upon tn.
most reasonable terms, every description Of
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father, and L will bless thee with my
latest breath sE s ,Y.
"Your request is rs unreasonable as to
grant it is impossible" returned the old
sexton, in n tone of sorrow. "Grief has
turned thy brain, and rendered thee rcck-
less. Get the to thy home, andto bed,
my poor, boy, or thou wik be y fit sub.
Nct for the mad-housc beiiEe many DAYS
roll by" t
81 shall be fit subject for the grave
ere Tomorrow, if thou dost not grant my
request" returned the youth, earnestly.
"Dost thou think, old mnn, that can
sleep with this dead weight in my bosom
AS we'll mightcst tl.ou recommend reposc
to one undergoing the torture of the rack
l tell thee, fnther, / must Teesmy love to-
night, or shall be raving maniac Gro
morning! Let me but look upon her
sweet face once again, and press my lips
to hers, aud will depart quietly-and
nobody need know that I had the
precious privilege. If tEou dost feel for
me the sympathy which thou dost affect
to feel" he continued, clAping his hand
and fixing upon the old sexton look of
pitiful cntrcaty, 81 implore thee grant me
this one favor"
Chou art distracted, my son, replied
the old sexton, mournfully, "but l sup
pose no harm will come Of granting thy
request, and so thou shalt bs gratifed.
Come with me-" And donning his
cont and hat he lighted lantern and the
two set forth ir the dark together.
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MARRIAGE AFTER BURIAI,
A Tl.uc Story.
by FRANcIs 3. SMITH.
CHAPTER I.

d y
Antoine Latourette was merchant in
the gay city of Paris. He was man of
more than ordinary ability, and had
raised himself from ganin of Paris to
an opulent and respected position in the.
mercantile world.
Antoine had bosom friend named
Francois Damas-also d merchant and
also rich.
L"tourettc had a beautiful daughter.
whom ho called Pauline, and Damau had
son. = noble-hearted and splendid.look-
lag 30 ith. whom he had n IN ed Antoine.
alter his lifelong friend.
The two young people had loved each
other almost from infancy, and when they
were still very young it was agreed be.
tween their parcnta that they should
marry when they had reached q proper
age.
That time was fast approaching. The
youth Antoine had reached his twenty.
third ;'ear,; and Pauline was only three
years his junior. The wedding day had
been fxedand all concerned were look.
ing forward to the nuptials as o season of
"naal"yed happiness. But "the course
of true lovo never did run smooth" and
the loves Of Antoine and Pauline were
no exception TO the rule.
The merchant Latourette had ono weak.
ness which oyershadowed all his virsu.s.
Sprung from the lower order of Pari-
slams himself, he no sooner began to ac-
cumulate wealth than the desire seized
him to become the intimate of those high
above him in the social scale. His low
origin was the one thorn that ranked in
his side, and if he could have wiped out
the recollection of his early days by the
sacrifice of his entire fortune he would
gladly have made that sacrifice and con-
sidercd himself the gamer by the ex-
change. And SO it happened that just
ON the eve of the marriage of our hero
and heroine, the Marquis De I.aporte-
Ia member of the old noblesae--was intro
Pduced to tho proud old merchant. He
was man some sixty years Of age, we'll.
preserved, and of immense wealth. He
was unmarried, and. having seen the fair
Pauline, fate decresd that he should fall
desperately in love. with her, and fate also
decreed that her father should favor the
suit of her ancient but high-born lover.
In vain did the poor girl plead, with
tears in her eyes, that she should not be
sacrificed in vain did the young lover
her affianced husband-beg and rave
by turns-in vain did his lifelong friend
) Francois Damas. appeal to his sense of
honor and point out to him the misery
which would too surely follow a union of
the marquis and Pauline. He was deaf
Aalike to threats, anathemas and implora-
1tions. The idea of his daughter forming
so brilliant IN alliance had fairly turned
his head and wrapped his better judgment,
Sband 10 swcre his daughter should marry
ral ,s.
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CHAPTER ltL.

Some two months sussaalent TO the
events narrated i'll the first chapter. q
grand ball commemorative of some in-
portaat event in French history, took
place in the gay capital. 1t was largely
attended by all the first citizens of Paris
us well ns by a large number of the no.
bilitv.
Among the latter was the old Marquis
De Laportc, who had not yet ceased to
mourn for his fair bride, and who had Mt
tended the ball more to get away from
bis sombnr thoughts than from any other
motive
The dance progressed. Wit and re-
partee was heard ON every side from the
most brilliant representatives of Partisan
society, and the enjoyment was ut its
height, when suddenly the Marquis De
Laporte, who sat conversing with friend
started as though lie had received an
electric shock; and seiring his compnn-
ions arm asked cxcitedly:
Count, who is that lady hanging on
the arm of young Damas? DO you know
herr"
His friend fixed his eyes upon the
lady to whom his attention had been
called, and after careful scrutiny re-
piled:
"ier countenance is very familiar to
me, my dear marquis, and but that l
know the thing is impossible would
swear she was Pauline Latourctte, your
recently deceased wife,"
81 would not trust my own eyes" re.
turned the marquis, with no less excite
ment than before, "for my imagination
coniurcs up her face in every woman
Hook ut, and | did not know but mighI
be mistaken. She is certainly singularly
likemy dead darling! must be introduced
to her. could not sleep tonight other
wise" And rising from his seat he up
proached the couple.
Good evening, Monsieur Damas," he
said, as he reached thcm-"it is some
weeks since saw you last, and l am re
joiced to see that yon are looking much
better than you did. Have you beer
travelling"
"Not far" rctorted young Damas, who
looked much embarrassed, ~ have beer
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deceive me SO that sho might fly 10 inc
arms Of her lover! They had tl,s us
sistance of an. old servilor lff 81 hin,: !f'i in
whom 1 placed the ugnos: coniidenc,, !,
but the villain has paid TOR his treachcry
with his Flife!pa s5siiFtli.t s4s tgig5 80
ION DieufFi You aid not slay. The
sext6n.p eacfainicd sismia s!Daniias Witf,
q look of horror. ess
ayes, villainp' returned the inarauis,
fosming with rage, "and tlie 'sanic smurtl
which let out his life shall bs slieathetifin
your bosom ~ R @Fsg'tr So esssFa
AS he spoke he drcwllis sword and
rushed on'the youth, buttI,e next mo
ment hestaggeredan and fell n. full lens h
upon the floor in a fitofapplesy. Y
They picked him up aud called us
sistance at once, but thc,lortur arriy.st
too late to be of any service. seflis old
mans soul had taken its flight. y sasie3
That night Antoine and his nucIi-loycd
Pauline (for she it was, us The t.atier
must already'have surinisss! linaSs tneir
appearance at the house ot Antoine,
Latourettc, when the youth s.ntc Ithnt l,e
hctl mourncd Pauline as de,.sl, 4 d had
gained permission from the Old s:ntont Il,
visit her corpse in the mausol .un. lat
while gazing on her rigid tealn s hc dis.
covered signs of life, and with the ss>iht-
.ance of the sexton succeeded in resusitats
ing her-that then, looking upon her as
Idoubly his, he had taken her to an Oh
scure quarter in Paris, deternlintl ii pos
sible to procure divorce tor Ii, r., an,E
marry her himsclf--that he had attended
the ball not supposing that tie ,,iargUis
would be there, and tile rest tile
reader kn,ws. a' ,ssssetl l,a:ya.sses ..s+t
The old merchant no longer withheld
his consent TO the union Of the levirg
pair, and they were accordingly unit,ik
amid much rejoicing, receiving the gomii
wishes and congratulations Of troops.
of friends" who showered blessings upon
the head Of the bride who lrad been,
married after burial" 70 'sasaY. hgS
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little way into the country-thatisalll'
"AId there ! suppose you made tn,
acquaintance ofyour fair companion, ,ehg
asked tho marqpis,r as e,fzed,at search
ing gaze upon theyoqng 'iady, who,ea
though she tried hard to preserve hcl
sclfcontrol, trembled in every joint
Come, Antoine rintrodnce 1ns,,'a- ~
This is AIademoiaellc Duyal, cousi1
of mine" returned young Damas, unhcs
itatingly-then turning to the lady, he
added: Cousin Antoinette, this is the
Marquis Dc Laporte, an old friend"
The lady bowed gracefully, but flush
cd crimson us she did SO, and the old
marquis, after regarding her in silence
for ssme time, said:
"Iou will pardon me, madcmoiselle
but you bear SO close resemblance t.
my dead wife that l cannot help regar
ding you with more scrutiny than strict
etiquette would perhaps warrant"
81 feel flattercd to be told by 20 distin.
guishcd u person rs the Marquis De La.
perte that ! resemble his WIFE" returned
the lady, smiling; "but is not resemblance
purely imaginary on your spart?" 4
Imaginary" exclaimed the marquis,
excitedly; "far from it! Thcrei is no i'm.
agination about it! Why, the voice ITSELF
is that of my lost Pauline, and, as I live,
you have mole on the neck in the exact
place and of the same appearance that
she had! This is wonderful! Pardon me
mademoselle, but you will crafty me
greatly, BY giving ms the particulars OF
} our birth and parentage."
II would do so cheerfully marquis, 9
returned the lady, now grently embar
rassed, "but II -I-J--o
Hero Antoine Damas came to her as
sistnnce.
Pardon me, marquis" he said, in 8
whisper SO low that the lady did not hear
him; "Mademoisclle Duval is my ,,af
fianced wife. YYoi have already deprived
me of one wife and you shall not depriv,
me of another if 1 can help it! Come
cousin An.oinotte, let us join the dance
Adieu, marquis!" and placing the lady
arm within his own the couple walked
away.
For moment the old marquis stood
rooted to the spot and indulged in Ions
revery.
He aroused himself at last; exclaimin,
as he did SO:
"Mon Dicu! but this is very strange
The figure, face and voice exactly th,
same, and the mark on the neck also
What does it all mean? must investi
gate Ii she is in the coffin where lef
here of course she cannot be here
shc il not in her coffin then she is her,
beyond doubt" And leaving the ball
room at once lie bent his steps in tn,
direction Of the sections lodge.
Three hours later he returned to tn
ballroom.
His face was ghastly white and lool
of stern determination shot from his pierc
ing black eyes, as looking eagerl,
around lie observed young Damas ant
his partner whirling around in the galop
Rushing toward them like maniac
he seized the lady firmly by the wrist
pulled her rudely away from her partner
| 4 l. (.
to attract the attention of ali upon tn
floor, as he fixed 81 look of burning hatre,
upon young Damas:
"Villain! Your hearts blood shal
wash out the stain which you have pu
upon my honor! And you, Madame !
Marquisse DeLaporte, will go home wit
metz
At once all was confusing. The dane
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"Tom, who did you say our friens b.
marriedf" "Well. he married forty
thousand dollara-I forgot her other
name" s@73s e. s.es{a -
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A young lady once marrieda man by
the name of Dust against the Wishes Of
her parents. After q short. tine they
lived unhappily together, and shc fst,,rn-f
ed to her fathers house.; but he refused
to receive her, saying: sa
"Dust thou art and unto Dust theuS
shalt return" And she got up and,
"dustcd."
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The N. Y. Evening Post tolls us 'hss
"old sailors are never SO much at sea as,
when they are on shore" Upon which
the Louisville Courier Journal emari q,
that Gin this they are somewhat like l.c:.-.
pecked husbands who arc never so mach
at home as when they are abroad"
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Life is divided INFO three terms; that
which was, which is, which will be. Lct
us learn from the past to profit by the
present, and from the present TO live,
better for the future.
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The rate of taxation in North Carolina
for the coming year is less than four
mills on the dollar, or 383 cen on eve y
hundred dollars worth of property. This
tax is levied by ~ Legislature overwhelm-
ingly Democratic, and is in striking con-
trast with the Republican administration
of affairs in South Carolina.
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John Bunyan was once asked q.Ics
tion about heaven which he could not
answer, because the matter was not re-
vealed in the Scriptures. and he there
upon advised the inquirer to live holy
life and 60 and see.
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JTTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1872.

;72. T. u. 1,sl',s & o.. ~ >, =. s.
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PROPOSALS. WOULD LIKE TO CONTRACT WITT
parties having dredging mschins Tor the removal o
dress MCtLALLAN, son WALKER, Contractors, Tro,
and Greenfield Railroad, North Adams, Mass
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TABBRIMULDER OPERA
II Directors, r: Muder, ". Formes, tn: Hahelmann
STADT TuEATRE, WEDNESDAY,, JAN. "A.
GLOklOl TRIUMPH Of
DON JUAN.
The youthful frama Donna ANNA ELZER as ZERLINA
Nine FABBRf ANNA RUSETTI ANNA ELzER JACO
MULLER, TH. HABELMANN, KARL FOkMES, WEN
LICH, W. fORMES.
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HERNOSED LA COMPLEXION

Con el uso del Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman,
Es el mas salutfero de todos los cosmeticos no con-
tiene ingredientes deletereos, smplemente q ex-
Tanto la sblonde" como la "brunette'' la tienen
gran aprecio, comnnicando esa trasparencia sua-
uso Bnpi(fe 1sace desaparecer las Ar
rugos. Suaviza ia tersura al c6tis, impide la
tendencia natural de la cutlcula surcarse aarse.
FL Aqua florida dc Murray Y Lanman es realmente
la mas deiciosa efcaz de las aguas de tocador. to-
do 10 que entra su composition es 10 mas selecto
y cOmbnadO de tai manera que ascgula los melo-
res resultados Jamas degenera nj Gambia pOr efec-
to del tempo clima manten6ndOse siempre tan.
delicada yfresca como cuandO acabada de cOmpo-
ner. Como dentrifco usa generalmente por ra'
zOO Ie In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29

Creemos que no hay NADIA que tienda mas pre-
ducir este efecto que ell qua Florida de Murray
Lanman mezclada con e1 aqua de iavarse Las Sc
noras de Cuba Sud America fueron las primeras
qua floral como cosmetco, despueS de veinte y
cinco amos de uso dario han decidido que eS 10 uni
ca destiacion floral que combina todos los reQui-
sitos como SECURE efcaz hermoseador de La COM
plexion, tan bien como perfume exquisite delica-
do Probablemente ell mas distintivo carGeter del
Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman es su admirable
REFRESCAN'IE PODER.
Ell sentdo del olfato no cansa de 81, al contra
rio parece hallarse mas intense el placer cuantO
mas Sc acostumbra su
Como hay muchas falsihcaciones pidase siempr0
el Aqua florida preparada por LANMAN KEMP,
NueVa-YOrk.
De venta en- todas las principales Boticse.
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EXOTISITA FRAGANCIA

Que comunica la boca. La proportion debe ser
una cucharadlta en- vase cOmun de aqua pura.
Neutraliza las particulas de comida detenidas en-
tire los dientes las cuaes Ia CAUSE de pcaduras
en- la dentadura NAL aliento descoloramiento dc
las encias. Ademas con el uso del Aqua Florida de
Murray Y Lanman SO imparte frescOr aroma al
aentO, blancura 4 los dientes sin ell mas m1nimO
peligro de njuriare ell esmalte, 10 que
sigue con las locciones polvos hoy en- usO. Gene
ralmente las se1Oras que aprecian de refnami0n-
to V buen gustO desean tener
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ALMACBN DE HIBRRO DE ALVARO VAZQUBZ,
EN- LA MARINA.

Sc ACADIA de recibr directamente de Europa
Dor ell bergautin Maria Luisa," un gran surtl-
do de hierro en- lantas barras cuadradas y re-
dondas de todas dimenciones, planchas cha
pas para chimeneas, calleras de vapor otros
nsos. anclas, ganchos y guarda-cabos para EN-
barcacio es. Pintura verde. colorado, blanco
zinc fnO y or'linario acete llnaza crudo que
para pipelia.
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Los duenos de este antique establecimiento tie
particular los Srs hacondados, el haber recibido
de ngaterra complete surtdo de hierro en- plan
de vapor de bueyes tubos de herro duce surtidos,
de diametro interior q 2 pulgadas, COL sus codos
Toe Y anillas encontrandose sempre un complete
surtdo de bues de hierro coado para ees de hi"rro
MADEIRA, de carretas cOstados rejas de arados de
tOd0s n1meros mangOs para id., americaaos, c0bre
en- planchas para alamhi0ueria 4 OtrOs Ohlet0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
PECTORAL de ANACAHUITA,

ell cual es un jarabe delicoso sin Opio Acido Prusi
CO., nj ninguna otra de las sustancas pelgrosas que
forman la base de muchas de las preparation quo
hoy Sc ofrecen para Ia curacion de guales enferme
dades pero contene las propiedades medicinales de
una porcon de medicamentos vegetables tanto pec-
torales como expectorantes, todO 10 cual no puede
m9nos de obtener un 6xito universal Ell PectOra.
de Anacahuita es preparado para 81 alivio cura-
cion de todas las afecciones RronauialsS Larn9ea-
les Pumonarias
Hallase de venta en- todas las boticas droEue-
rfas acr>ditadag.