mil m h terms h hbbbbbbbi \!>\ i it i hbbbbbbbi i h ' ' i hj bbb bbb bsbj ■ bbb bbi bbb ■ bbj bfsj bfl bba bbj i . bbb tajf-.i i btal premium chocolate i ■ ■ | n hj hj h i i i i hj i i hj hj • hj vi mill ik iiakf.lt hj new i familv grocery store.mh try the new grocery store i i i->resh ' ■ ip " eimes -. i hj \ i i.i ill i \ i i - .. ■ ■ r - ■ ■ iii iu a 111 l hi li ■ h notice to builders i r i'n i ■ h i h i i h bs r mr i h it |||\ ml i \| pi ii ii ; i i \: i ip ■ m iiakiilkii ■ l iiilip ■ p ll pi i i l.l ■ mi r i v ..' .. ■ till imiilt i 1 \ > 1 1 0 u a 1 0 ii ! i h i oim]mhiiii it enttrelj from l.l ms i h r - hj hi hj i . l.l » i .- • bumiu i mm - i • - r 0 m km l.l . i i iii mw pl-'liil ■ m mil litk tls hli.i.il ■■■ . .-,.-■ aft kill tin u ■_ l mlml i ill ii i . l|t huh ll w ll»-r in \ lyiu nl ii . __ ■■■ ■ ... night man • . bsv i 1 ....- •'. , ih • it >■>- bbb l s|h i i m l u ii i i i as » until ■■■ i i li in 1|.»i bu 4 iiiiii i ii /■ ■' "'• 1 mm i h in»i i li i mm *» ii rn in • i lint i ~ \\ ••■ ins * mf , mm t fl |,. t p a at i . v • i mill u . < ■''" i • » i i . i . ,. i llll •"", lull i \ i all whn uac it nn al vlnii ilitlr unmilmoua ii u iiiuii \ in ii in i in p mu \\ ni i in iiu moit iti with that invi x<ti ulni ii nil siuillitii liillll t ..„» hm i the liver imvigohator i i ii - . live i all « l-i-i aar<l 1.1 v r i hu a llna imii i 1 n pi i m..i ii f ■ a n roit |) a co . j a h<>l«-»nlr tgcmtj t i >.. •, r . -. . i w utoti i i ■ - hi nn a i " ii ■ ii li li m.i * • john |) i'llll ll . , i 1 ii . atm - i ' i ni'ir i , i i *■ i ■ - i u i sou \ • •■ kl louis , ■■■ ■ i . ii and retails io tii li w ii wv tt ami iikndkhson & knm.ss haliabun in.c \, ■ i '. 1 \ !•• boots «•* shoes a -^— » l ' ' rrcii'ved all 1 tl t'.tx^.s w r hiki'i mi httoks wtim ll in i u i billl will i - ' till i il in 1 1 ll '•' tilt llll il itinil hln ii in tin i nitecl hi tlsl mi mhiii "' '•■ mil ... t and l ..» nil in , i i full fil 1 n ,\ \\ ms klts i kalnbui m ll carolina ixlutfljman v()l xvi salisbury n c april 20 18,59 number 48 ijrdotcu to politirs llnus internal 3:itprniir!nrntn l'inninrrct tljr arts anh sfirnrr horalitn and tiir jaimli dirrif ii hh i i i i fact ! we very " lino i le i n i i ii im have honest i j < it i ■ . , -. bj i i npi ■' | - i iti ihi i ''- i i 1 1 " t h the lit h hj audi h 1 it and lion mr toombs we ml lull h stut i | . . . — . '''' ' i i lemocrallc pin . l i h - | i hj hj i hj i h ie party »\\ hj m hj ir r ii p t 1 1 1 ii hj i'n as con hj hj . i h h hj hj - ii hj n ii w hj . in i ... hj i h hj fi iln ai hj u ,. now im re ire imals « i hj hj u ich seel aspects are at ''" i in , ■ . ler brown or n h ircumstunci - dii tatc | we know i that the hum kt e ■■•. h whom i ate - tin instai ce lot a man becnm-hj thieves and felons i i'h the v tie and v ic h ■ 1 depr ti ed — the - fan h i i nd prostil . | i i pi ompl tl i ur seared as with a it iron and lu be i h l'h is . heel of li i'l c'uii'h | it the outward | ■ ., in i n t'-iiij the i-i hj i i p lasil lal 1 r . i : i t . " - hh h i i ... i ilgui . and instead ol '-.'■ i i ii b ng i i i iih /' . .. pronounces i ann usjh i it ■' t i . i i it tl 1 uu buzz ird i foul as 1 ' ll"f|-ae i i ph lei " 1 i would il md "" ,| | i less rep | i tleu demo r|-,i . it dot 11 r al - - . 1 i ill w itll i lie j iii its nioiith ll cannol sour li buries the "■ tilings « li it has riven fro u the i '■ uj care iss ol . i animal in its -' uu ich even as 1 ) illiteracy hi swul twed i he " ttei .... i i ■ ' i s r m hiizzurd in i im his upward flight is syinh tlliii the | progress of i he c u f it ul ■ « laicrli i - i i i and ii | i thu pi inn tli hi oi thu foul and ill >•"<■■' bird i i ■.■!,. . ii ii mu >■ pre - 1 1 '' "' death i rrupti m i lu is mt emblem ol 1 1 hi rty lie is free a the air which 1 1 i • . lit ni . i ih buzzard party have hlled thu 1 1 ih u ith i i uplioii i he btoncli ol i i iiboiuiii il ui ills ihe nostrils i i | l icy an and sur i the uiu heavy an i i pressed mid eiiiinol i i»e from thu earth i i | i heir win jj and beat ti air i i i i ii . it irl ban ly biifhce to lenuble tlieni i reach thu lowest limb of i | 0 . unit 1 tree in the immediate \ i 1 1 • ..- uf the "•"■ •" « liero in impo 1 1 rn they sit i ui ' ""• l r ''. v . im «■>■■».— — aa i aaaiaaaam a^samb^bl i hj anil h llllll in ll uppl llll llll till i hj in ur iti'i-t respect fii h n " /.' i tih app i - p t > h hi in to ■ i up ii his party a inline - h ■ pi in and livaiitifully nln-h ■ -. - iih iill'l tiiel in ■ i i t_'rl i.ll h bbb i . • i 1 1 - . r - of newspapers will sec the i 1 h i " i ii ll '- h > « . bfl iiic kitf ol lie slave trader i i i0 i h - i had resoiinilud far mi il i lit i.ki^l of 1 1 ile hi v who ' lately hul i ti iih'h wi'-'i't ol a hj i • n n ~.| i i i h i i--t'h i h 1 1 ', iti i i h i i i ' i i i i ... i h i '. i,h i i \ i i . i i i i '■' i i ■ i i i i - , ljiaztl his pulicy ami the ui-.ii'nhj lot aid from whydali : i l -,_.,-> the slave ni-.'t,--h i - • n populal when (><'/.- hj succeeded i his patrimonial throne we-h i i by ittti.'-l ijiell'leltt colllllltltlil es of tlf l'.jh.l illnl 111 l.vii it them in perpetrated his e.nlicrh i i'lirtlf i|h i r towns carried off their choicest pi i i own violence was tin h i . introduced eii i iwar i i an ai try mr bowman im a recent narrative says i i "| i il . ' j ; i-eith i !,-- ~' v b1 itv mil iweeii badagry and abeokutal i — the of the ilii'le.h ll'lii nut r v is full of e-l hj ■ ■ of which were even i i resent t fl i i i luliiinki i ml i ,. ik is li an i w vil u.-l hjr ii i tt . i jen nil was destroyed a t-»'l i . aftei my arrival in the ciuintry i | i i i i l',.e < i 1 i i 1 1 ile tiiiey army 1 lied or ca i i n the i hu ■■_• - 1 1 aver with i h i ,'■ whole number of people i pjili-iti'i i in thin section of country wiih 1 h -- than i i i h ih i h d i h : - - i lined upou i hi ,,.,-■ ive trade i h and wealth i h\\',ti dali un ... i . i'orlo n >\ hi iiiir h , ctivt iitt'i ll'iin hi'.iihi utit and the h iii-f.ii hhti brought about their own h and h i f to h i hj h h h hj hj i h hjb'illt hj i h . • ... ntial tw hj hj nacy of louis na hj : h hj hj ion news || . and in il iii i hi ii mourned and in funeral i h 1,'ii |,\ ii entire -■ n u trade inti hi i i llllll till llltl'l l"l ■ ll hj j ii i - were pi li'oniieii at aboini nil the i ii null : ■ of whydali attoiidi 1 un hj hj - i hj . of iiiercliiin i -. to he hj i ' i hj i i h i i the was lui lint iv \\ displayed i<i hjnitii'i'lti'it mt ' io tl'el'e i to h hr salver i : ijjlit new dollurs aud pi i to hj . lakeu it'ii i i 1 "' a 1 i 0 tk tree in frosted ilver fiom the hj i i i the fi agi ii'i wi • !. ti ' i i i las alia hj hni getting rid of fi i the | r and hj ml african - theii i i ] reckless and hj an i i nci il a as the ut i hj ,•. ss ere • . v . - 1 aud lie li id ndt i the hj throne that the policy of the deceii hj tt nar h would be ' 1 hj hj which i treasury and a hj ti nfhi'ii words the hoii iinmedintely i .. hi nl a i.n '.- uir expedition hj aj / '. i '■/;■■' k • i ne hj i th llll the hj it cu - i where n i • d v hj it ■ .: i i |. hj gh 1 feel rn i lat the ■ and s feet i i i i , . tmpiitt d to weigh al uis i i ,■ i ,. biipposod i be 3,000 yean old — h i much engineering skill sa reqiin i i i remove and ereel this piece of ai t ; a i i i i iu lebrated tu teet 1 loniinii'n i mi h i raged iy pope hj i a i i as built for its h ireci'i and tl i k l>f nig it to ■'- i i \| 11 v ss i'l ' i - h i - i'l • i tl i i i ' - i i the — h i a ■ i i i i less i i , y : ami the l j ope i i i i an i i | i . i i si o : i !__'.' - ■ ■• i i amidst suppi es»ed excitt lent ol fei i i l.i.j . ss - spleli . . i liiiotititiient si a gradually ru i to wil i la few tit : es of the of the pedesl i . i i ii its upward mol ui ceased : it hung i suspended and eoul i not be g it further : i it he tuck h a as too slack and there seem i i . i other has tan to nn lo i i ul ss.'ik aii.-.i'i accomplished t..e'h laitn-'s , it xity i i iv knew how to act n'hile the silent ] n .- h iple were anxiously watching every n i in ni lea tun s to d how t ie i i - woul . be solved in the crowd i iwa hi british bailoi : he saw ' i i . ulty and how to overcome it and i i with stentorian lungs he " wet ii i the ropes the vigilant police pounced i ion ii :>'• 1 lodgt ; him in pi ■ i i architect caught the magic words in i 1 1 it his proposition in force and the cheers i bof the people proclaimed tit success ol i it great uu i next day the i liit.'.-.i criminal was solemnly arraigned i i his hi nt im k as un i iniaiiiy proved and the l*ope in *",. nm i bl.inu i lj pronounced his sentence t ■ i i he should receive a pension atiiiu i i luring his lifetime i i these little facts stored up from obser i iv ii cau nover d ir an v \ burin i lantl p tine day be of great litil . i i bthis story only proves the value ol re i him .. ,, igs as well as gn it i i -. for nothing that is useful is too in i i ii.-attt for man to know and thei i li i ba . o . b l.l from tei i i . ss i i i i : the eastern ' rcuits our i l.l i .. i li ig .;. , ked a joke an important h . case n vol viug some bfteen thou lil"ll.ir was before the court for tria , h counsel were trying to breuk the hwiil ii the im'otind . en bfl - ■ i ■ as us i by ' ir - « ife ovei bun h ha the heirs dust his own wish h all went on l h h i i ... what did you hear mr jack i i hj hj i.i ' ' sain h " the h i i.n was coil i hj 1 ' hu .; as mi . huberts wanted an i thai in hj la hj b--a.ii was caught again lie was attempt i nig to show by u si iii t . hj til il tl uol van t.i 1 . bj mr wilson ' hj hi a j | irton g aboul a ss til i bj •• a , ii si hut was it mr u hj ii hj ■• i bj " v a ell « hat wore give ni 1 i will ih - lid ho did if hj win | - s i hj ■■ | '., i sam ii iiti'i.-l ; tin bj fail ly io iii'.l . « ,! " j udu i i mu il i i ii..u thu .'. i ... non i hfcmna i ' hj 1 i t.-h . ♦ . take care of th present i uf the pi imenl b tv mid ,! " e » w nl uf itself ihi . i'hj mi anil th y often dream of th.'hj future of the m li'hj hi 111 1 li.tr m.t is i103 hj llllhvi i it . 111111 j over iii k nil i ' when 1 1 i ghoul i in come 11 111 c money lhj i hull i i tin hi'.llltll'il i i i . il i build i travels 1 w ould make a i i many kind and brave hj i 1 would do tu win fame an i powoi in hj 1 world but iila ! my dreams were it-hj i v dreams and now as a man 1 > ■• - h limit it is imt the dreams hut the .!•-. h i . 1 tli.it make up our manli i ll'akccarc ftln present 1 1.1 i.'nt|v aii'lhj i well what you have t 1 learn eaehh i day's thoroughly take care i i i honest and kind > | ■ > • . 1 l tin ti nth m.lh i be iielii-'t ti l'ou nei d n tl fear tlmth i no one will know your nl deeds is h i try body i watched by the men in i i mnl they often speak i i the boys ale i of their goo i or bad ju h i many a boy has lost a line ehiine.'h im life just because the men that kin . i i him saw iiml in 11 11 ie 1 industrious i itriithfnl so they did not apeak well fl i help n i er mind the fu i itiiie take care of the present i . i i jusi what you like t ht'h im in i it it in thh truthful gen i i bo a i i i b *.•«. bs i that ( woman tl ' ffu-'.o-m bio tinier that a mrs ranking pur-h i ting to hi from k mtuckj , has i liijni hi in that town and is ovidei i i she repn ted hei self l l . i 1 anthore 1 the widow i i.i m.t . and as such soliciting aid i'i • m 1 1 1 iu f rat er 11 i ty . ' ' ' i im.i rs of i nlgi - in her iii of trawl h ipi'.is'in that -','■ had . . i it i ty rally ann h • l i ie claimed to be the author of " i.i^hth l.itt.l darkness published by d apple-i it ti & ( ' ■.. phi i a the editor of the ti inos i isvi'oie t tlie publishers inqniring who theh hja ntli.it of that book was they an-wei ll i it was written by mit lizzie 1'ctitbj i this mr ranking spent a few days inl it arlotte a short time ago and avived-l li.l pretty well in duping some four eit-l bji/.'iis she behuved rather badly i hniauy then believed that she was eitherl hderattg'jil.or had some evil object in view i h c'/iai /' 1 ■) at i i 7 way they setu itin ddaware i h the georgetown del . messenger say si hia.-t week tin wife of a man in i r-l ■- 1 i tn_'!i hundred del left her hu.-hait'l.l html with a young man took up her resi-l h.iutii't in millsboro the husband madel hhis appearance tie day an > sal ilownl huptiii a log and calmly talked tie matter h . ur regarding it in all its beai ings 1 ie j he-lilt was thai the yonug man who was h possession of the wife agreed to iriv,j hjthr lawful hut injured and forsaken hu-j hjhan.l the sum of seven dollars aud a tl"g hj : iti si fe thus si 1 - the difficult ainll hj inji-i ii business compromised t ti,.j hj ion of ail parties concernedl hj 1 : 1 . 1 tiie former husband all 1 t title i hjaiitl claim in favor of the lover took hisl hjlenai tare iuuuediately i bbj . -♦■• i hj small poi i ie w inn boro s ( '. i hjl state thul case oil h nail i ' it town a stranger stop-l hj . w'innsboro 1 intel on 1 1 hj j it ihf 8th too unwed to proceed fur hit.-r a physician prouounced his list 1 hj-itiall pox whereupon a panic i hj iii/.i'n uii.l the exercises of mount zion h-.'i i were discontinued the lie h-ts that the disease is cou fined to one hjp.irtieiil.ir house and verj pi perly n hjiiiaik that tin if -- 1 ■ 1 .:, for an hj hj /' tit thy h h - hj llicll lie h hj t with thy inighi hj hj hj ' h . hands fin hjii i-s.-is lay l'i ii-'ra i iml kind ih h i hi le who hj-s it'll the arrival h tpportuiiity will i . a h ling 1 entire meaning to do hi 1 not doing 1 j ! i-i the tame h not i and - lying h i ipi - ' ii it ork h - • - the will h lekud by thu h al iiiij .- ain despisoi h . h . h hj h h r - hi tank tin ll : i|t hal h hal t an'tdo ll itiiol i a i/7./.h h bj i bjflj i ■ bbj h h bj has bj bh bj i bjb i h hi bj i i bji h hi fl i.i | tiro h i mm i v t [ can h i a ii st ,- al i h i h i • •♦. . i jin 1 .,. a i!n-fljj i wishing to puzzle an old milesian one i i the wise men of greece proposed to i i im rapid successiou the following diiliciiiflb questions iln phiftisophcr replied i ithi'iu iill without the least hesitation i ill i road era can judge lor themselves bj i what is the oldest of all things h i god — because he always existed h i what is tin iii > — r beautiful '. i the world because it io the work bj i what is the greatest of all things 1 i i space it contains all tli.it iflj i what is the quickest of rail things • hj i tlioilifilt beeail.-e iii i moment t call ills l'i llll h i what is the strongest 1 h i necessity heenii-e il milked men tuetflj lull tin dangers of lite h i what is the most difficult 1 h i to know thyself h i what is the must constant of all tilings h i ii ipi because it still remains walih 1 1 iki'i alter he has lost everything else h i a sad death — an intrusting dnughs iter of mr and mrs w v iv'eiier i wlm-ih ifnneral takes place this afternoon caunh it her death under very distressing un<flj b-iincwhat remarkable circumstances al blew day ago he pierced her foot with i b-|'linler causing ut the time hut tdighflj flpain ; in a day er two inflammation eul b-ued and iiii yesterday she died t tetanu-bj bl.a-t friday she was at bci i and full nil blil'e and hope as the gayest of her i bpaiii'iii a ad and startling illustration i the uncertainty of life — augusta l i louii vapoleonandhix old ci i i — there has just come off before the civil itri'.iiinal i paris a trial whi fl bullppres-e.l here as napoleon 111 is infl it'act the defendant in l^il he s uighifl it raise money in london by the issue i 1-,'i'ip based en tlie recovery of q i nb lll"iten-e his mother's pi iperty c"iiti-b i in l-l.'i very few ol these cortiti-b bj es were negotiable hut two i'.el^ne.jj h ■'!-. ue cooij and i i el i i possessi i of a certain amount they i brought their action to recover the moi b i tribunal decreed that louis nap hin london could not give away what he i , i not and that by a decree of the 2 1st bj-lainiary l-.v the bonaparte family had i i meed all claims of any family iuhori bjtam'e whatever plaintiffs non-suited bj paris trresfi ina bj j'fft i'kon and hin fiddl the wi tei bj i i have excelled in playing upon that in i i in 1770 li bjua burnt mr jefferson used to tell iti i <" : i ears with ane dote c m bj in the ii re ile w i front hu line when ii nccurre in 1 u slave ar li ived out ol ireal ll inform him ol bjdi t-ter after lenrti the general des hi i e i : uul i ii v ived i n i ii is i \'. i i saved h lilt m'.n;|i livkii inviuuiiatoii bj h i r will hj ml , i i \ k ll i hj hj h hj hj hjj under t»ur hjj i u hj - hj i i i i hjj hj i i i ' urnal cincinnati tt^m rum i is m ui mini nr it i reported that one of our farm ers in tin neighborhood of nashville has this fall after making a large a mount of cider and vinegar from his orchard sold ihe balance of his applet it ii t'u yorker litr 000 nri'l the v yorker claims that ho will realize i thousand dollars by the operation wo suppose there is little doubt of his being iilili to do it the orch ard consists of some 6,000 trees that have just come into bearing the enterprising proprietor has twelve thousand trees already set out and will boon have an orchard that will yield him an immense revenue < mo hundred acres of orchard will contain some six thousand trees and they will j ield enough the sixth year alter planting to pay all expenses of trees planting ami cultivation whon in lull bearing they will furnish some three barrels uf apples to the tree ev ery other year if the orchard is on an of our railroads the apples will net two dollars a barrel or six dol lars to the tree wlliell will he equal to three dollars to the tree every year thus we see the handsome animal in miiiie from loo acres or an orchard of 6,000 trees ol eighteen thousand dollars it those statements are exag gerated by one-half it will be seen at a glance thai nothing promises half so well lint there are a thousand facts thai pro i tins estimate below instead of above the reality tennessee has a position among her bister slate that enables her to supply iln in with many valuable things hut the day will come when her i'ruil ami vintage will he one of her niosi pleasant and profitable re sourees and the market cannot be overstocked — homestead tobacco — earliest and best mode of 11 isim plants to raise tobacco plants early and successfully is a great secret people often fail to get early plants because they do not take sufficent pains tn pot in the tobacco seed j nor do they make their beds in the rii:ht location and put them in a suitable condition for the rapid growth of the plant a tobacco seed seems to he slow to sta rt unless you resort to the most in genious means to lone it to swell and sprout the earliest and perhaps the best mode of raising tobacco plants is as follows : prepare a bed 10 feet long and 10 feet wide in a warm place where the sun will help to enliven the soil pulverize the ground thoroughly ami deeply ami in the meantime work in line manure free from foul seeds so that weeds will not collie up a mong ihe plants rake down the sur face of the bed smoothly and nicely ami after you have thus perfected a kind of hot bed — not at all experts i - to make — ami when you are sat i in 1 that the ground is warm or in ha satisfactory state to receive the h-ti'd sow it on the bed at the rate hof three ounces tor a plat of ground l'>l the above size but before sowing iiii ctd prepare it in the following hinuumr i'ut three or four ounces iii ii i i i i-l 1 1 u made woolen bag moist hen it with warm water ami then hli;iiiu r it up behind the stove in a warm hi "< ii i in it will soon begin to show hjsiirn of sprouting it should be i iii bed : and having found out that hit is about to germinate by its swollen hcomlitioii ami other indications bow hit on your bed in connection with ii w 1 1 or three quarts of dry anil or iln , ir meal the surface of the bed h-i i i iiiltl be pressed down with a heavy hjplank before sowing seed and never hjrake in tobacco seed but after von i i vi distributed it evi nly over your hjplat uf ground either mil it in with hi hundred pound roller made for the hjpurpo-e or tread n in with your fei t hjsoiue pre it in w lib a plank about libe 15th or jllib of april is the time i'.n'i should sow your seed it the hltouiui is pie ably warm some sow hjearli r and some sow later first of hj.m.uch in the south hj si bdivide the cattle wins — hln regard lo the necessity for such hj division of cuttle yards as will hjetpial opportunities to the animals it oiifuicd their in tor progress and im i i om-iiii in the prairie farmer says hj •• large and small animals are liuiii tl in promiscuously logctber,aud hjcmt farmer knows that the larger hones are very ferocious and domin h coring towards those much inferior llmi careful not to provoki tin wrath hoi'-mlia are nearly equal turn hj ibo-e logi ther that are of a similur h-i/.e and they will be more quiet h calves generally are too inui h neg i lilted ami collie out iii ill llllll | 1 1 1 1 \ i u the spring