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The New York herald., 1850-11-14

ENkAHKIIN MUSEUM-i75 CHATHAM sQUARK-TWO
II performances givee daily commencing oelooh
in the afternoon and at half past in the evennk The
varied Andeect aud such be
Aro other place Of Amusement in New York consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian 0Der. Troupe numbering fifteen
formers being the largest the
talented band in the United states troupe Of Model Ar
tss who selected for their beauty who
persopste number OF beautiful taAaux taken from the
picures OF ancient and modern times o-mpany OF Arat
Girls through variety Of feats Of
terity Madame Rosane the only Female JuEslsr In the
world ssnsr Edgar the best Ventrloquist and Magician
existsnce with variety Of amusing A
ternoon and evening Admisson-Stage seats. SIX cents
Boxes. 5 cents Parquette, l2ll cents.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

EIRsT TInE IN NEW YORK.-wILL o~EN ON
II Thursday Nov. 18th At Panorama Hll. Broadway,
Beae Craysns Voyage California and Return gy
views Of Phisdelphi. 4the starting pon,l Gaps Nay
storm Valparaiso, Mazaan San Francisco Monterey Pa
pama the lsf mus, Havana and Boston This panorama
decidedly the largest and In the world
painted BY Georre Hsse. lSstco feet eanvas.s
miles 10 length Of the principal cities
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of North and South
rica from Philadelphia the starting place. 20 Boston
With 1eent yexs Admission rs cents-
children under ten, half price Doors open At 6Hcsm
at ia o'clock Exhibitions Wednesday and Sstur
dava aft at So
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HORSES, 80.


EoR sALE.-sPoRTsyEN AND GENTLEMEN TAKE
noties-A blseh pacing Pony. years old, sound .ad
fentic In single double harness; mile In tse
minutes and forty seconds gentleman who wants q
hor for his daughters ride his drive
viii p'ts.e esll AZ he Borre baE.r No 81 Crosby street
CoR sALE-A TAIR or FINE CARRIAGE HoRsTs
ssrk bays gentle spirited sound we'll matched
color long tails aud of teauful setsn. The sells
them because he ha further fOf carriage horses p
ply 70 parhanAs stables No 81 last fourteenth street.
Union Place.
Cok sALE-A DESIRABLE PAIR or FAMILY coAoH
Horses being dsrk bsys, very hind and gsse, and 81
great sndursnse sbout hands high Aso B.rosct
wagon and Csupee and Harness. the prop.ry being th,s
private roiiy sbogt 70 have .he s, being she osly
for parting With he For full particulars Ia
suire st ~ Mercer street vh-re the ~hoie NJ
LoR sALr.-A PAIR OF HANDSOME CARRIAGE
Hofses. bright bays seven year old Kind aud souud
As eorble and sir fle hsrness light Roctavsy carriage
se viii Be soid Low. for Of Address box 40
Post once.
CAhRIAGEs FOR SALOONS rs WILL BUILT
family earrisse In good order having been newly
painted cost te viii be cold fer quarter the original
The other .ui,.sl. Cor hack .nd viii Be sold for
see ord. sns one .e, % e.mms. harness For carriages
srpiy 90 Gilmore Jervs ff Hicks street Atlano
harness q, Fitshsrriss 40 Atlantic street, Brootyn
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RURTONy THEATRE. CHAxBRRs STREET REAR OF
~ CITY HhJTaarSsy e. snirs Ing NSy 4. ri. Be gsy:t
harioy hr Henry Young NARROW. hr Lester Tony Lump
Sins hr Burton Dssors, johnson; Mrs Hardosstis.
hre Hughes; Miss Hardcaste Mrs. skerrett To oscnde
with the farce MASTERS RIyAL-sir dolley
Mr. sherret Capt Middleton Mr. Jordan; Paul Shack Mr.
Buftep Peter shack Mr. Lester Mrs Adgas Mrs Hushss
Paque 80 cents Second Tier rs cents Private Boxss IS
and t6 Orchestra Chairs, rs cents. To begin at7.
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Pr.prietor and nnnsscr John Creenwood Jr Asrist-
ant hanagerThis aftsrreo will be performed the very
attractive farce entitled SISTER KATE After which che
airs by the Lancashire Bell Ringers This evening, will
that popular drama the SOLDIERS DA UGH
TER The orriosites eni the Carriage Of Queen
ADELAIDE Lump Of Gold fr-m California, w.iFhins oe
eight feet high the 0ipsey Queen the celebrated
tune Teller kc Afternoon performances at evening At
Z. Admission % children under ten years. TX
cent?; parquet seats l2% cents extra
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CREEN HOUSE PLANTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
" kc at suction this day tThursd,y, Nov. A) at 10
seloek at No "a franklin street. near Breadway BY order
"'' MaLLALY LYELL. Auctrs.
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NJ AGIC \ bYsTERY.-PPOFEssOR BLAIR, THE
vl prest wizard OF the dav and the unrivAed wonder
worker Of the 18th century late Of the Theatre Lon
DON where he performed his wonderful feats for @
sye nights before @ 600 ss,cn,hed and delighted specs
tors most respectfully announces to the citizens OF New
York that he will have the honor d opening his cabinet Of
wonders this Tbursday evening Nov and every
ing this week at antique Hail. Sl2 Broadway tpext door
to G.shis ss Doors TO open a. and performance TO
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

WAETED-Bv REsfBcTABLE EASTERN wsnAr,
w situation 80 bousekeerer, otherwise. Any
rectabe family requiring the services Of afsithfu person
ssd seea eo,f washer ssd rorer will plssse ssdr-s
hre 20 Hcusekeeper." Journal Of Csmmsrcs. Also, by
eduestcd ycuns woman. 90 possible N the FAINT
~ 10 ..s.s ~ nc ssress -e or snrs. yeuns shd,s
dress % shevs.
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MR.. DEMPsTER ION ais WAY To BOSTON WILL
Nl sing at the Tabernacle. saturday evsans Nov.
10Th; Newark N j. Monday 18th; Brooklyn Tpstitute
Brook on Tuesday. 18th; fsbsrnaeie " on wednes-
dpy Nov. 10Th. ON thete sr d will hts
Stngs;-1be celebfaed sslu 20 An ricA Morning,
Noon and Might; M Heat lie silent Luti aud
risty Of his most popular Songs Tickets. 50 cents To
4 O'clock
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IoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. NEAR

NArIoNAL III. TnEATRs, -f, CbATHAh STREET. MAR
tainmens with Ave act play Of PIZ AFRO
the Death Of Rollo-Roa Mr. O. j. Smith; Pirarro Mr.
h Brs ndon Alfonso, Mr. H. Watkins Cora Miss MsstAyer
p,5s hs orsttan To be filoCsd BY the sPEGTRE
Mary Mrs Y. p. GrattAn To conclude with AN OBJECT
OF INTEREsr-kr. Barney o'Dwyer, Mr.. Frank Drew
brS Jrev9r Vernon, Mrs. II GrAttsp. Doors open at
half past anc e viii commence at O'clock
precisely. Boxes, IS cents pit, l2h cents
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WALLHsLLA Canal srFEEr OPPOSITE rqE
w rev raven Railroad dept. The ergnNl Tavinx
Pictures Together With TIE Female Nia.tr-i Band and
Arab girls making the isst entsrsi' In the city
sDanAh rr sEe f the mrst hsaatifr formed women In
the word will make her fret aTTerta-cs
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RowBRY rHEArRE-oN THURSDAY lvE-
~ ,.s E:v.rss. Al Msh isss sii = R:rse..ss sls
Scott the chsy slier Hsnite. n.snss AsAssy fiisoa
yion. 70 vhieh wiI be acted the sPfrVIREnr Tobias
shortcut, M winapG Lieut. sssvorsh T. a.. Mr. Jordan;
Margaret Mrs. Walcot To eeneluds with the drama OF
MALLACE-waliaes. Mr.. J. =. Scott; AlAs ksmsey hr.
winarG Lady Helen, Ms Jordan; Marian. Mrs. wslcos.
Bcxes 70 cents; Pit l2x Doors st half O.
the surtain will rise 1t O'clock.
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Befbeus Flower Root. .. suction, this day rharstay
the 14h Of November 10 O'clock No. IL wall street
consisting choesst kinds double asd single Hys
cnhs an ooorsi double and single TULIPS Bizarre and
Bybosm ditto yellow ground and striped ditto, NArosss
Crown inpsra Creeu Ansmonss ka, in nns order, and
warranted.
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE PUBLIC ARE MOST RE-
" speetully informed that this pepaar place Of resort 10
opentd for the inspection OF yte- fsom o'clock A n
II. NJ, arordnr op9or uaity 20 view the beautiful
Price Of adm issiop. l2h cents
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NOTICE.-JOSEPH n. RIELL JUST RETURN ED FROM
N Caifo MIA teEs notify his friends aas the frequent
patrons f the csabshmsnt, that h) has pu rchscd the
lease and good will q he we'll hnowp public house the
"star Upenard street, and IL nov In possession uo
his friends that ~ will no his endeavor sustain
the reputation 10 hs hsue BY the late Mr.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

OLYnPIS THEATRE NIGHT OF TnE
" season. W. A. Ash Co., propretors. This evening,
Thursday Nov ltth will he prosu ed the FOREST ROsE
Miller Mr. Lindon; Bandford Mr.. Copeland; Lydia Miss
Bell After which the ballet Of LAM0UR-Antone. Mr..
Yates Lnsin NJ Davis; Anastts Miss Butler To con
eude with ANOTHER CLAsS-hr. Settle Mr.. Linden;
Michael Gray Mr. Bradshaw Mary Gray Miss Bu tier Ad
mission to all parts Of the house. 20 cents reserved es so
hova
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GAitur's GurrRapuuARnrR.
MuRrnrEspono.' Nov. 4th, 1850.


Bro. german -Ihave taken up my pen
fOE the purpose of giving you a short sketch
Of our proceedings on the Oath ult.-And
need I say more than that the great, the no.
BE, the eloquent Apostle of Temperance,
Philip s. White, has been among us? But
TO the object I had in view in writing.-On
the Gath ult. tho day appointed for Bro.
White to address the citizens of this place
On the subject Of Temperance, he made his
appearance. About eleven o'clock A. M.
We repaired to the M. e. Church in this
place, and there listened to one Of the most
forcible and eloquent addresses from Bro.
White, that it has ever fallen to my lot to
hear. The Speaker showed that he was a
complete master Of his subject, and handled
Tim that manner as to win for himself the
admiration and applause Of his audience.
That might he again spoke, and his address,
If anything, was more powerful than the one
delivered in the morning. He portrayed in
true c%olors, the desolation and misery pro-
duced by -intemperance. He described the
want and Indebtedness that reigned within
the howell Of the inebriate, the poor broken
hearted wife, bowed down in sorrow, and
weeping in silence over the ruin Of her once
happy family, her miserable starving child.
rem, clothed in the tattered garments Of po-
verify, piteously begging for the bread that
was withheld from them by the drunken faith.
Their, in order that he might replenish his
rum bottle, and more effectually work oui
their ruin and his W damnation. Their
turning to his audience he appealed to them
by their recollections of the past, and hope!
of the future, in the name Of the widowed
wife, and the friendless and destitute orphan
tofrown down the vice of intemperance, anC
forever to set upon it the seal Of their con
domination. And his appeal was not mad,
in vain. Ticenty-siE noble hearts respond
ed to the call, and came over into the rank
of our little army. A great and a gloriou
night was that for the "0ld Boss"
Our own little Division, God bless her
triumphed too, she had met the enemy an
completely routed him. Twelve months b.
fore she had reared the down trodden banne
Of Temperance in our village, and that nigt
she beheld its citizens focking up to enlil
under it. 1t now waves in triumph Owe
our Town. On its folds are inscribed Low
Purity and Fidelity, and in its broad an
ample shade protection is afforded to all WI
fee the wrath Of the destroyer. We hav,
indeed, good cause to be both prOnd an
grateful. Proud of the great victory OF
cause has achieved, and grateful to our Br
whose efforts have so much contributed
bring it about. Proud that the eyes Of Of
people have at length been opened to Il
enonuity of this desolating evil, and gratef
In the reflection that our own little villa
stands redeemed, regenerated and disenthra
ed from the dominion Of Intemperance fc
ever. "THEOPHlLOS."
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OBITUARY.

Died in Newbern, Oct. 81, Stephen
Van Buren, Potter, of Beaufort, ia the 21st
year of his age.
Through the dispensation of an ALI
wise Providence, WI are called upon to
pay the last sad tribute of respect to the
memory of one of our worthiest citizens
and most devoted members of the Sons
of Temperance. And whilst we bow in
humble submission to this sad bereave-
ment, still we keenly and p~oignantly de-
plore the loss Of so noble a citizen,
friend and brother.
During the past twelve months, he
has been connected with the Beaufort
Division, and with his membership, has
shed a most influential halo of Love, Pu-
rity and Fidelity over the whole FIater-
nifty.
He was truly the embodiment Of in
tellectual worth-social influence, and
moral excellence.
His name was indelibly stamped upon
the tablet Of every heart, and cast
brilliancy of character upon the whole
society of which he was a more thar
worthy member.
But alas he has fallen. His bond.
of union with US have been cut assunder
and we can only hold in sacred remem
brance the name of him who was al
honor 70 the Temperance cause, an orna
ment to society-and a blessing to hi
family and friends.
The Temperance wreath adorned his brow,
And sIewed his path with social flowers;
His sun Of earthly hope is now in darkness sci
He treads amid celestial bowers.
A SON.
Beaufort, Oct. %.
&% Republican and New Bernian wi
please copy.
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Your paper, Dear German, is we'll con-
Quoted, and the talent displayed in its
columns is highly creditable to the cause
it so zealously advocates. But how
does it happen that you permit such
wretched doggerel illusions to see the
lightl In the ORIGINAL poetical depart
ment you are sadly wanting-in that de-
partment of your journal, l have read
some miserable abortions-nor have they
been redeemed by a single successful
verse. 1t wont do; put all such trash
in the very bottom of the barrel, and
permit not the pages of your really able
paper to be so sullied in future.
The only anonymous letter that has
ever been written by a
SUBSCRIBER.
Halifax, Nov. 9th, 1850.
1.-THE castigation given above we re.
ceive as justly due, and submit quietly
10 it, with the promise to be more dis
eliminating in future. -EDIToR.
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MONTGOMERY DIVISION,
S, of T., No. 81. (

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almigh-
ty to call from among US, Dur late broth
er, JOHN L. CHRISTIAN. who departed
this life on the 29th of October, ult., we
feel it our duty truly TO express in what
estimation we held him while living, and
how deeply we are affected by his death.
Our departed brother faithfully performed
all the duties of a citizen, a husband and
a father, being ever mindful Of his social
obligations, at all times ready 10 dispense
kind and neighborly Offices, and ardently
devoted to the welfare and happiness Of
his family /; and as a member Of our Or
der, no one conducted himself more con-
sistently with his professions and pledg-
es, mol deserves a niger place in our af-
fectionate recollections. Therefore, as q
tribute to his memory,
ResOEVed, That VIZ deeply deplore the
death of our late brother, ]. L. Christian
as by it we are deprived of a faithful
member of our Order, a kind and obi
ging friend, and a useful and good man
Resokued, That we tender to the bereav
ed family and connexions of our depart
ed brother, u unfeigned and heartfelt
~sympathies. and pledge ourselves to hi
family especially, to alleviate. as far a
we possibly can, by every kindness i
our power, the distress and privatio
which have FALLEN upon them.
ResoEved, As a token of respect TO tn
memory of our deceased brother, ths
we will wear a suitable badge of mourn
ing usual to our Order, for thirty days.
ResoEved, That this proceeding in re
spect to the death of our brother, b
!, spread out upon our records, showing
all time to come, how we are affected b
) the death of a good brother and usefl
citizen.
' ResoEued, That a copy of this Pcean
BILE and Resolutions, TO be drawn out
the R. S. and signed by the w. P. ofth
= Division, be delivered to the widow
our departed brother, that we may evin'
to her and her family, that the friends
o her deceased husband will still be the
friend.
ResoIved, That these proceedings
published in the Spirit of the Age at r.
eigh, and in the Communication at Fa
~etteville.
/. C. W. WOOLEY, ". P.
RoB'T J. MEBANE, R. S.
- .NopeuzbeT. 9. 1870
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I. O. o. f.
MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCE

@A@
b-PREMIUM REGALIA DEPOT.-G
GIBBS & SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore St
VI Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the al
tention Of the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
~ REGAL1As, BANNERS, SAsHEs, Cos
TUNES, JEwELLs, &c.=G All Of which are
got up under their immediate inducements, and
comprises one of the largest assortments to be
found in the United States.
Members of o. ENCAMPMENTs, ODD FELL
Lows, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE, RED
MEMS, and other Associations wishing to fur
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ
ually with REGALIA, will find our House offers
great inducements, as we keep constantly on
hand a large and beautiful assortment of all
styles.
a- ENcAMPMENTs, LODGES, or DIVISIONS o.
the Sons OF TEMPERANCE forwarding theil
Orders may depend upon the articles being fur
nished in as good style and at as low prices a:
if they were present to select.
Banners, FLAGS, PENNANTs, sc. for thu
different associations, made to order at the shor
test notice. Address GIBBS s. SMITH,
Regalia & Banner Manufacturers
No. rs Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
( Sent. &c, 1850. Sly.
o. We are the largest Manufacturers of Re
l., CALAIS s. BANNERS in this State or Virginia
e and will vie with any other Establishment i
the U. S. Consequently we can supply you wit
any article in our line, as low as they can b
bad in this or any other City. Il. ).
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November 2, 1850.

SHOT HIMsELF.-A boy named Hen
ry Marker, not more than 10 years of
age, shot himself with a gun, on Swift
Creek, in this county, on Monday, the
2lst inst. On the day previous, he had
got drunk, and it is supposed he COM
mitted the rash act while suffering from
the shame which his bad conduct brought
on him. He placed the muzzle of the
gun to his forehead, and deliberately
pushed the trigger with a stick. The
suicide Of such a child is an occurrence
of which we do not remember an In
stance.-Nsw6ern Republican.
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tofore noted somewhat for Intemperance,
will, l trust, be more noted for Temper
ance, good Order, Purity and Love.
Yours in the good cause
until all are reformed.
n, H.
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IS Mas. ANN K. SIMPSON, charged
with the murder of her husband, in Fay
etteville, last November, has returned to
that place, and voluntarily surrendered
herself to the authorities. She is now
in Jail, awaiting her trial, which will
probably take place the present week.
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NEW
One Door Above R. Smiths Old Corner.
RALEIGH, N. c.
EVANS & WILLIAMS would respectfully
u inform their friends and the public general
ly, that they have opened a Store on F~ayette-
vile Street, one door above Richard Smiths.
where they will keep constantly on hand a full
supply Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Groee-
rieS, SC, &c.
and indeed every thing usually found in similar
establishments. They present the following as
specimens of their Stock
Brocade French Cashmere,
Embroidered Silk and Grape, and Norwich
Lustres,
Chameleon Turks Silks and Poplins,
French Cashmere and Delaines,
Chameleon, figured and black Alpacas,
Velvet neck Ribbons and Belts.
French worked Colors and Cuffs,
Embroidered Ribbon and velvet Trimmings,
Scalloped linen cambria Handkerchiefs aRd
Gloves.
Bonnets, Ribbons, and Artificials,
Ginghams and Prinis-a large lot,
French Cloths. C~assimeres, and VestiRgs,
Beaver-clolh, Tweeds, and Kentucky Jeans,
Red and white Flannel, and Linsey and Plain
Shawls,
Kerseys, Negro and bed Blankets,
Brown and bleaehed Domestics, Bed4icking,
! Tablecloths and Diaper,
Ladies' cotton, merino and silk Hose. Also,
r. Ladies' fine Walking Shoes and Caters,
J. Miles and Son fine Pegged Boots,
Calf, Kip, and coarse Brogans-a good assort-
ment,
> Hats and Caps Of every description,
Cutlery, Crockery, Spades, Shovels, trace
{ Chains,
Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee,
Loaf, crushed, clarified and brown Sugar.
Together with a number Of other articles not
enumerated. The subscribers respectfully solicit
a share of public patronage. They will sell
good bargains for cash OF on short time to pune
!, tual dealers.
y H. L. EVANS,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
'e' October 25, 1850. 9
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HAM1Iror. N. q. Nov. 5th. 1s5O.

BRo. German 81 organized the new
Division in this place on Monday, the 4th
inst, all the applicants except one being
present. Bro. L. L. CLEMENTS did not
associate himself whit, as he leaves the
10th inst. for California the members
though, in memory of the Brother, have
named il after him, and you can enter it
az the L. L. CLEMENTS Division, No. l91.
/ am happy TO inform you the best kind
Of feeling exists in Rainbow towards it,
and some s or 10 Of its members were
present and assisted in its organization.
They meet in the same hall. Three ofits
applicants were initiated before. You
can safely take my word, that this Divis-
ion will number 20 or Is before the end
Of the quarter. We regret very much
the loss of Bro. Clements, as he has Ia
boured faithfully for the cause and has
many warm friends in this county who
will ever retain their memory of him.
Yours in L. P. & F.
THoS. S. LIDDON, D. G. W.P.
The officers are:-Geo. Hobbs, w. P.
w. H. Gillikin, W. A., ]. A. Daniels
R. s., Jos. Waldo, F. S., D. X. Hamil
ton, c., B. B. Raford, A. c., J. D. Gard
ner, /. s., /. Holland, o. s.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HEART 4 LITCHFORD.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

Dealers IN Staple n Fancy Dry GOODS,
HATS, CLIPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
Fancy Articles Sc. sc.
HAVE received nearly their entire Stock
of Fall and Winter Goods-to which they res
p%ectfully invite the attention of their customers,
ana the public generally, and all of which are
offered on the most reasonable terms.
Raleigh, Oct. %, 1850, g.
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70 nav Town and Country Friends.


TTHE Subscriber would respectfully call the
attention of his Town and Country friends to
stock OF Family Groceries, which he is deter
mined TO sell on as good terms as any one in The
place. Among his stock may be found.
so Bbbls- best Petersburg FIour-whole and
half barrels.
2 Hhds. Bright and Dry P. R. Sugar,
5 bbls do do N. o. do
6 do Crushed do
5 do Clarified do
4 do Pufverized do
l Package best Loaf do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Imperial and Black lea, a fine article
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Washing and Fancy Soaps,
Cranes Wash mixiure--a superior article,
A fine lot imported segars different brands,
Oak and HeInlock Sole Leather and many az
ticles in the Grocery and Confectionery line.
Give me a call, and l am deter mined not to be
undersold by Jew OF Gentle.
Ii WALKER.
Raleigh. Nov. 7th 1850. IL
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Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
The Cadets of Temperance.

(Date.)
The undersigned, youths o., believ-
ing the Order Of the Cadets Of Temperance to
be well calculated TO extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinence, and promote the general well
fare Of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section Of the State Of North Carolina, to
grant them a Charter to open a new Section to-
be, called the - Section, No. -,
Cadets Of Temperance, Of the State Of North
Carolina, to be located m---, and IN
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and col
lectively, to be governed by all the rules and
usages Of said Grand Section, and also by those
of She National Section when formed.
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, K. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
It must also be stated whether The applicants
are members of the Order or not ; il they are,
Of what Section.
Tho application TO be directed 10 John F.
Hewlett, G. w. P. Greensboro, N. G. free Of
postage. To which must be appended the fol-
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro.--,whose
name appears TO the above IS w. P. elect, is
now a Son of Temperance in good standing in
-Division No. -,S s. Oft.
Signed by the w. p. of the Division.
:, P. S. All kinds Of Regalia for the Cadets
of Temperance, for sale BY the Grand Section.
Apply postpaid to the G. w. P.