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PER DAY 10 asnts to 6011 HELTGTOTJS HEADING. I stars, and all the tears be wiped from Two Bills that Ought to HayelllOY VE APPEAR TO OTHERS 35 nn THE ORIGINAL HOWE oi been Passed by the Late the Premium amiiy necoro. The best thing out for agents. THE MAGNOLIA MONITOR. March 19, 1873.

our eyes, shall we understand that inscrutable mystery the human heart! Ah! despair not when life seems hard and dreary! By-and-by Legislature. We have only a limited space in prizes distributed among purchasers. Send stamp for special this week's paper to notice the many terms to agents? Address jewing arMne. the shadows will fall apart, the fet The late Legislature did a vast kind and favorable notices maae vi Premium itecoru Coldwater, aiichigtui. fcb-2-it amount of work, some of which we us by the press.

ters that bind us will be dissevred, the burden be removed, the tired hands be folded, and sleep, with her think will be of great benefit to the We shall notice it more fully next people of the State, but there, were week i ti 1 1 i i i healing wings, shall hover us, and two miu oeiore mai boot in WW WUminglon Jimrnai the lar- rest be won. A CHALLENGE BY we wuicn weekj gtate gays: Thank God for the rest of the quirt THE L.ITTLE BIRDS. 2 A. Mr. J.

D. Stakford, in a well con nihura tire wrmln navA nvn ovoori. I ri Is I 2 grave Thank God for the home "beyond it! and be "when you wake BEASLEY'S IMPROVED Si ine-lv Gratified to have Been enacted "dered salutatory, assumes editorial i ir in His likeness, ye shall be satisfied into laws. We refer to the bill ar control of the Magnolia Monitor. 3 6 1 1 i then." Gardner Fire Extinguisher, propriating fifty thousand dollars for Staxtobd is well known throughout Editor, J.

D. STANFORD, A Beautiful Pbayer. We hope erecting additional buildings at the the by a long and honorable Pnb. and Pro many little children will learn the fol Lunatic asylum, for the accomodation I EST PREMIUMS AWARDED Til 3 To the World. service in the Legislature as a Repre 1 1 i.

i Ci-i. lowing beautiful, prayer: inP rmmri.UIlIiLK LIlBaMt 1)1 LI1R mJITi I was awakened this mora by the song Of a little bird so sweet and long; Bleep has left my eye-lids now, While listening to thy musical flow. At dawn of day thy notes of praise, In thrilling accent to heaven are raised; Welcoming in the light of day, Stay, sweet warbler go not away. Thronffh the forest thy voice is heard, Till a thousand hearts are stirred; While lending an earthly, sweet lay, Pbured forth so happily and gay. Awayr thou hast flown with airy Bong, Stopping, now and then a song to ffAgt Come back, mv songster, come, For my little heart thou hast wpp The Committee OI1 Finance OI 8entative from Duplin.

A gentleman the Late House oi wep 0 of of liberal views of larffC at all the principal Fairs in the Southern States 1873. Father, now the day is past, On thy child this blessing cast; Near my pillow hand in hand, Keep thy guardian angel band. regentatlVCS. I iLof i-Vr Vnon WIlPTrrifmTn, wnli'fial nnd I jji CHS lull la wuv v)uaw vi mvov uun va((viivuw uu vi U1UVU puntn- would have passed on their intrinsic reneral infnrmntirm wa tp P-lad to .1 a I POINTS OF SUPERIORITY SPECIAL NOTICE. And throughout the darkling night Owing to the lengtn oi our they were not presged ifl chronide his with thc statc 1 A -v Yl -4Tl 1 MM 1A J-iV I 1 '11 1 1 i 1 in our lasi iuc uFv time by wno gpeciany naa tnem Simplicity and perfection of Will last a lifetime.

liange wore necessarily compelled Bless me with a cheerful light; Let me rise at morn again, Free from every thought of pain; Work. Without a Parallel Perfection of titch Mutual. I n.niM We Shall Meet Again. Eaae of operation and manage and Tension. rrSE GABDNEB IB THE BEST IN USE.

It is effoctiva tad reliable. to omit several matters ot wmcn accomodations at the Asylum, AU84 "au'eooro Aavance a papt, u. Pressing through life's thorny way, desired to speak. aesire uc wag nQt ht forward nntil a few oii say The-fiat of nature is inexorable. Jonn D.

btanford, member Keep me, Father, day by day I There is no appeal for relief from thc public testimony to the "ou 8 before the adjournment when intelligent manner which the mem- the House of Representatives from great law which dooms ns to dust ment. 8elf Adjusting Take-Up. If you are prejudiced in favor of any particular Machine, at least, examine THE HOWE before yon purchase. Call rn J. M.

HARTHELL, Aent, Magnolia, N. C. TEK HOWE HACIIINE OOMPAST, Raleigh, K. C. janl tf rif that committee discharged tne me uu.c It trwaTt ready for use.

It will not corrode or oxydixe. It generate its own power. It will not get out of order. It ia cheaper then any ia market. It is perfectly simple.

Pmcx-450 For sale by W. T. HANNAPOBD, Magnolia, N. C. octl tf Duplm, has assumed editorial control We flourish and fade as the leaves NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

duties incumbent upon them. Every passed, and the other measure, ac- of the forest, and the flowers that of the Magnolia Monitor. There is no renolution that came belore corjinr to our recollection, was never HOUSE LOT. thorough and search- mu sounder or more practical man them, received a tnoroufeu helped to a vote. They are both bloom and wither in a day have no frailer hold upon life than the might-est monarch that ever shook the earth with his footsteps.

Generations of T70RSALE3JY HOUSE AND LOT SITTJA ing investigation belore measures that cal directl and r.rwl the interest of the 11 A. ted near the It. R. Depot Title guaran North Carolina than Stanford. He is Chairman of the House branch of the Finance Committee, has had many teed li.io protected.

The active members powerfully to all the generous impul Apply to J. WEST. years experience in public affairs, and mar-10-tf of the committee, those who usually ses of our nature, and we have no met with and participated in its de- doubt that early in thc next session when weighed in the balances lias 100 Tons Bahama Soluble Guano, PRICE, $52 50 CASH, BY THE 1ST OF $50 00. PAYABLE 1ST OF NOVEMBER, men will appear and disappear as the grass, and the multitude that throng the earth to-day will disappear as the footsteps on the shore. Men seldom think of the great event of death until 20 REWARD.

never been found wanting. He has liberation were J. W. Gidney, they will both be promptly taken uv no sympathy for disorganizes and Cleavcland, who in our absence, actea (S n. rlnar 1 SILVER WATCH STOLEN, FROM MY BED room on the 15th day of March, case slightly damaged, a eood time kepwr.

I will-nv we are glad to see him assume the DELIVERED ON BOARD CARS AT WILMINGTON the shadow falls across their pathway, as chairman, a head of an honest heart, and a very oditorial toaa. Trouble is brewing the above reward of twenty dollars for the delivery of the game, or anv evjd.enoe that may hiding from their eves the faces of useful member, both in committee and Duplin Countv-its iCarly History lean tu mu ud tec noil oi me imei. Chinqnepin, D. E. SAKDLTN, i.

Ur.r. rS ihn House. Dr. illages, Churches, Mt.rclx 17-tf. Advertiser will copy one time.

loved ones, whose living smile was the sunlight of existance. Death is the antagonist of life, and the cold (Schools, UpOIl Wit Liuyji Pride Jones, ol Orange, a noble old 500 TOMS WHAIIirS RAY BO JJ.M M))IVfi, 00 Cash bj kt May. $60 00 Pqablt 1st cf Roienta, DELIVERED ON CARS AT WILMINGTON. and we need men of firmness and practical sense at the helm, to preserve the integrity of our party. The local press exerts great influence, and we are proud to see good men at their head.

Roman. Mr. Richardson, of Columbus, WANTED. in old sheriff who knew a great deal We are informed in history that in thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. We do not want to go -o- about the practical workings of tax the darks of the revolution, when our lOOO lbs Bacon, through the dark valley, although its bills and consequently was very fathers were struggling for freedom useful member of the Committee.

Mr. from British oppression, when the dark passage may lead to paradise; we don't want to lie down in the iooo Dry Hides, 10,000 Rags, Oltf Paper, 44 Old Cast Iron, Rhodes of Wayne, who was also an whigs of some of our sister counties grave, even with princes for beiLfel- The Carolina Messenger gives us the handsome complimentary notice We are glad to learn that Capt. John D. Stanford has become the polit-cal editor of the Magnolia Monitor. We congratulate our enterprising 500 Tons Star Soluble Phosphate.

50 Cash bj 1st of May. $60 Payable 1st of November. Por Sale by VICK MEBANE, feb. 19-3 ra. Wilmington.

N. C. old sheriff and a useful member of were persecuted and pursued they the committee. Mr. Moss, of Wilson, found an asylum and a safe retreat lows.

In the beautiful drama of Ion, CASH OR GOODS PAID FOR the hope of immortality, so eloquently a very intelligent, conscientious gen- among the sturdy patriots of old Du uttered by the death devoted Greek, SAM BY H. E. NEWBURY. tlemau and a very useful member ol plin. We have often read before the lriend, Hannaford on having secured the committee.

Col. Guyther, of late war, an old document, then filed finds deep response in every thoughtful soul. When about to yield his 2w. Washington Mr. Lutterloh, of Cum- in the office of the county Court Clerk young existance as a sacrifice to hate, CAROLINA FERTILIZER.

berland and Mr. Brooks, of Bruns- signed by a number of the leading such valuable assistance. The Monitor is already a good paper and with the services of Capt. Stanford must soon take its rank among leading his Clematha asks if they should meet wick all of whom discharged their citizens of the county of that day, W. E.

HILL, again, to which he replies I have asked duties with an eye single to the best pledging their livcs.their fortunes and interests of the State. There were their sacred honor in defence of the FAISOH, N. C. have opened a large stock of thai dreadful question of the hills that look eternal, of the clear streams that flow forever, of the stars among whose other members of thc committee, who colonies, and from that day down to occasionally met with us and render- the present, the people of the county newspapers. Thc Daily News of Raleigh, a paper noted for its unswerving fidelity to the cause of Conservatism says: The last Magnolia Monttoh conies DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, fields of azure spirits have walked ed valuable as Mr.

llous- have been distinguished for their de- HARDWARE, in fflory. All were dumb but as ton of Catawba Mr. Morrison, of Lin- votion to the great principles of civil gaze upon thy living face, I feel con- Lto us with the Salutatory of John D. coin, Mr. Marler, of Yadkin, and liberty, ana tne union oi sermmem fidvnt that there is something in the ffiOTHING-.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, DRUGS, CON- love that mantles through its beauty FKCTIONARIES, CASTINGS that cannot wholly perish. We shal meet again Clemantha. George mac nas always exisieu-among iucuj, We desire to collect and place upon record all facts and incidents, illustrative of the early history of the county we possibly can, and we would feel under obligations to any person knowing of such facts or incidents to AND FARMING IMPLE D. Prentice. MENTS.

THE CHILD TEACHER. All of which will be sold Darden, of Perquinimans, wno was prevented by severe indisposition from occupying his scat, during a great part of the session. We cannot close this article without putting on record our testimony to the able and faithful manner in which Dr. Worth of Randolph, Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Senate discharged his duties. In the preparation of the Revenue Bill, the two Committees often met in joint session, and wc had a fair opportunity of observing the watchful care with which he guarded the interests of the people.

cheap for cash or barter. mar-12-tf communicate with us. We also propose to publish a short history and A missionary in India, among many instances of success in the mission description of each of the villages of schools, relates the following: A littl the county, of their business enterprises, churches, schools, and as trill was taua'iit the school, and Stanford, the able, popular and efficient Representative in the House from Duplin county, who will in future conduct the editorial department of that paper. Capt. Stanford is well and favorably known throughout the State, as he has repeatedly represented Duplin county in both branches of the Legislature.

AVc cordially welcome him into the corps editorial, as an able ally in the cause of Conservatism. A gentleman of fine talent, of wide experience in Legislative life, of unflinching de votion to the principles of the Conservative party, of high honor and integrity, and a true and tried friend of the State; Capt. Stanford will doubtless make the Monitor a useful and vigilant guardian of the people's rights, and a bold, fearless, independent champion of Conservative PRICES IN "WILMINGTON, $48 00 per 2,000 lbs. Cash. 53 00 per 2,000 lbs.

payable Nov. 1, '73 FREE OF INTEREST. TE CHALLENGE COMPAP.ISON WITH OTHER FERTILIZERS, AS TO RESULT Of AP-W plication to crops. Quality and price considered, make it Kenansville is the county seat, and became impressed with the trutl FOR SALE STOKE HOUSE LOT, at Olive, N. C.

ALSO, the oldest town in the count, we pro The mother carried her away some two hundred miles into the interior she, herself, having forsaking Chris CONSTITUTIONAL, tianity, and fallen into idolatr THE AMENDMENTS pose to commence with it in our next issue. We also desire to collect and publish the early history of all the old churches of all denominations in the county and respectfully request the pastors and members to furnish us any facts in their possession, that may assist us in the task. She wished her little girl to marry a heathen. But that cirl had been Several Business Lois, located on the streets. Apply to J.

W. BRILL. The Cheapest Manure In Market. The Legislature at its recent session Demand More Than Doubled Each Year. Succeding taught the name of Jesus.

She loved thai name. She was taken against passed the following amendments to LOCAL AGENTS THROUGHOUT TIIE STATE. the Constitution, which will be sub mitted to a vote of the people on the her will into the jungle. Fever seized upon her, and she died. Just before her she called her mother, and said, -'Mother, I am going to die.

There are two things I want to J. T. CAKEOLL, KEV. J. N.

STALLTXG8. EEV. J. W. OUHHJK.

J. T. CARROLL CO. MANUFACTURERS OF TIN7, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARES, In ther various branches. first Thursday in the approaching Au J.

I. J. Mt. Olive. Clinton.

W. GIDDENS, -W. KORXEGAY, H. HIIL, Agent, -Agent, Agent, gust. If ratified, they will become the We wish him and Lis i i paper at once a part of the organic law.

mosi aounuant success. We shall continue our next week and have our dsv. notices DeRossett Wilmington, Jan. 25-tf. AG NOR 777 CAROLINA.

REPAIRING Done at short notico. STEAM WASH BOIL say to you before I die. First, I am going to and putting her arms, wasted by fever to a skeleton, round the neck of her poor sorrowing mother, she saidr -'Oh, forgive me I cannot die till I have told you that you are living in sin. You know that Christ alone can save you, and you are a The child then passed away. A week or two after that, a carriage was driven up to my house, ERS a speciality.

Particular attention given to Making i "1 repairing Turpentine Stillk. Crttcsi Ccm and CULTIVATOR. WILEY'S FATSJZT mar VJL-'J. mo. R.

M. Douglass, son of Stephen A. Douglass, has been appointed United States Marshall of the Eastern District of North Carolina, vice S. T. Car-row, removed.

pUor Carrow! yon have our warmest sympathies in your F. sr. WOOTKV. v. KiatamMox.

t. w. TOWELS- ft W. IU ALEEIiT PEACOCK. sad atlliction.

ow that von hav, retired to the shades of private life, I a woman got out of it richly dressed, you will have a fine opportunity of and covered with jewelry. She said, meditating upon the ingratitude "I have come two hundred miles to the Administratiomand public officials confess my sin. I have come all the in general. Probably Carrow will way to thank you for giving my On Wednesday night the new Board of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution held their first meeting and took possession of the establishment. Sheriff Tim Lec, not confirmed by the Senate, was elected President of the Institution; Jas.

Principal or Supervisor of thc colored department; city night watchmaji, Watson, was put in charge of the shoe shop, vice Henry Potter removed; Robert Ellis made Steward, vice Leach, removed; R. Wyehe made watchman, vice Sam'l. Bridges, white, removed. Mrs. Stanford Nicholas, deaf mute, was elected teacher of the Deaf and Dumb, vice Miss Laura Ballinger; removed.

The dace filled by Jim Harriss was abolish-d by the late Boad and its duties performed gratuitously by Messrs. Toin-linson and Leach; the office may be considered a new one at all events an unnecessary one at a cost to the State of some $1,200 per year. Sen-tine. As the sow returns to her wallow in the mire, so the radical party returns to-its old tricks of creatine new and unnecessary offices simpiv to furnish a nice berth for some of its favorite pets. Such conduct is no doubt very agreeable to the fortunate ones but not so agreeable to the honest toiling tax-payers of the State, who have to foot the bills.

And we must say it looks a little strange that the new Board could not find any person in the State suitable for the position The Cbeapest and most Effectite Steel Plow in ne. It does the work of Two Plows with Okb Mix axo Oxe Hoese. W00TEH, RICHARDSON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AXD AOEXTS KOH SOLUBLE SL ISU10 GUASO, No. 3G North Water Street, Wilmington, N. C.

Refer to E. E. Burrass, Pre. 1st National Bank, Jas. Dawson, Dawson Bank.

I. B. Grainger, Bank of New Han'r, March 12-2m CLAYTON GILES. J. W.

XCRCHISOX. HEW HARDWARE STORE! child the saving truth, and to contess to vou that I have been a sinner above all sinners; but I am resolved to repent." That woman was thus saved by the lessons given to her child. The vote will be taken sepcrately on each of thc eight propositions. The amendments are: 1st. Thc clause requiring the General Assembly to levy a tax to pay the public debt is to be stricken nit.

2nd. The clause requiring a State census in 1815, and every ten years thereafter, is to be repealed. 3rd. Code Commission abolished. 4th.

Superintendent Public Works abolished. 5th. The University is to be placed hack uudcr the care of the Legislature. 6th. The clause exempting $300 worth of property from taxation is made to apply to all kinds of property.

7 th. Federal and State ofticeis are ineligible to a seat in the Legislature. 8th. Biennial instead of annual sessions of the General Assembly. WU-mington Star.

If the above amendments are ratified by the people on the first Thursday in August, it will afford great rjlief to the people of the State, and if several more of thc proposed amendments had been passed by the legislature and submitted to the people we would have liked it a great deal better, but we are thankful for what we have got although candor compels us to say wo do not like the 6th of the above list. We believe nil properfY I console himself as a friend of ours did several years aro, who was very unceremoniously turned out of a certain church in this county. We asked him what charges they prefered against him, and he replied the truth of the matter was, they had no charges against hir5; they" simply did not desire an educated gentleman like he WE MAY NEVES KNOW. We may never know of the anguish was to belong to their church thev hidden beneath smiling eyes. We It runs shallow, ia eafulsvgnidetl, and is light to the Horse.

It is made of Wrought Steel, and will outlaat two ordinary plows. It weeds potatoes, and replaces thc earth on the hill at the same time. It can be used in any well prepared soil, and is equally good for cottony corn and potatoes, All who have used it are pleased with it "It is the best for plowing young cotton I hare ever nscd." Cou A. Faisos. "It saves the labor of one horse and plow and two boo hands." Elder G.

W. HcFFlfjLlI. J. D. Cabboll, says "So far as I hare nsed it, it excels all others." Hastes Williams, says: "It saves the labor of one horse and hand." A- B.

Fabqchak, says "I know of no Coltivator embracing so many good points, i. so well adapted to working the plant in the several stages of its growth." Price $10. liberal Discount to the Also CHAMPION COTTON AND CORN PLOW, CHAMPION DICKSON SWEEP, And a'great variety of Toming Plows. Plow Castings of Ercry Kind, Agents Wanted in Every Place. frit he was rather their superior and may never know of the weary hearts desired to get clear of him.

So Car-1 beside ns dav by day, whose prayer is for strength to wait till God shall row may conclude they don't want as honest, conscientious an officer a he say, "Well dune." We may sit down is among the federal officials in North at'the same fireside, clasp hands at Lave ojxrwsd a full Stock of HJLRD-Y WAKE in ill iis branches, compriMDg in ptrta, CARPENTERS, COOPERS, SMITHS, AND TURPENTINE TOOLS. PLOWS of all Lrandi. Calierr, Cordite, Twine, all snicks fooad ia a ird vire Store. Carolina. Everv dotr has his dav.

'The late Marshall of the Eastern Dis -the same social board, look into others' faces, but we cannot sec the heart. And who may tell of the sad failures, the soul-sick pining for a Father's hand lead beside the still .1 trict of North Carolina has had his, and now Hester, of lottery notoriety, is to have his in the foreign consulate, to whu-h he lately lccn apnoinu SEND CATALOGUES. 5tr. Berrr Gk-aria. with Dnwn.

Toei of President of the Institution except Us wrx ith UiinJ will bo glad to maa OEOHOE ALLEN waters i -ueS Tint I.ee Jate i ton. Jen. V. 2 24 IV.h.k e. V.C .1 iH'YCl.

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