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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
Observation-Disclosures

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGENPNr
II IKENESSES taken with all the recent impro1.Ni,
without any unnatural wliteness Of Lair or
pearaGco oil black dresses Every style OF cases ,I
on hand Price from Une dollar upwards A"aia
Rooms, No % Monroe street, near the Court Hons.
nmg3n III - j. VIM COWnRr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

Fashionable Clothing Emporium
8. RICE, HIERCIaANT TAILOR,
sPRIGG HOUSE, WATER STREET. [
rs now receiving from the Eastern cities splendid
sOrtmcnt OF Cloths, Cassi IA eres and VcstinEs
quality aud every variety which have been Sc
lccted by himself, for the
FALL AND WINTER.
Having worknen who cannot be surpas The will
notice, the best manner, and la
test style He hand large variety OF Ready
Made Clothing, together with general assortment OF
shirts collars cTaVats, handkcrchie, Cloves under
Shirts drawers, stockings and in short every article me-
cessary genemans wardrobe. He would say TO one
and alI-cone and Judge for yourselves. sep7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

- .atC BALTIMORE, June 10, 1880
Messrs. Evans a Watson, PhiIadelPha- Gentlemen;
We have much pleasure in recommending your Fire Proof
Chests notice OF tho publethe ono we purchaS
from you having snved books and contents
undergoing very severe heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings on Arch street
wharf ON the SchuylIa, the 9th OF June, 1850.
sents-dfy 'Ou'S' s'' Russell Z GUBBINs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

extensive variety OF Dress Material, in rich Silks
N French MeInos figured and plain Mouslin deLaines,
CashmcrcS, French aud English chntzesjust opened at
UctI0 ,tiEISKRLL a CO.'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

BoNNEI'S AND BONNET RIBBONS.
ELEGAN Linen Bonnets. in beautiful styles for win
Ia terj rich bonret Ribbons, in Plaid and other styles
oc1o HEIsKELL a co.'s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF EMBROIDERIES.
HoNITON, Maltese Thread, French aud Scotch Nee
IL d!c-wurk Collars aud Sleeves SWISS aud Muslin
swiss und Thread Edgngs and lnsertings Swiss aud JAG
oc ubits; Mourning collars and Sleeves Maltese CHM
iZetts, etc. Just received.
octi0 HEIShELL q GO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
Willow WARE, &c.

IIubHeL
1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market AR,y.
Tl E unders glied takes this opportunity to ert.rd
his friends his heartfelt thanks for tue very berI
tronage he has received since lie became resident oT
city and begs leave 10 INFORM them that he viii sui tos
tinue 10 manufacture every description OF willow and ,
tan ware being ully confident that by strict attention 10
business lie will insure the patronage or deel wing pu
lie as he IS determined nothing shall be wsHtin, On liza
ma 10 ri We entire satisfaction hose who lin
with CALL where they will find large sssOtment Of lie
above wares constantly hand including chdrenS
ons c~udlcs, chairs, etc Baskets o! every description
too numerous TO mention, wholesale ami retail.
psOrderS promptly executed L. MOONEY
BOLD baskets neatly repaired. lUsj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

UI received, Yu>eI, Crusade in the EOsti Tie ROrg
81 ed WILL by Hennett; Ruugbing itin the Rsh Tanse.
wool Tales by Hawthorne; Voice 10 Young Men aud
Young Ladies, by T.. S. rthur Counterfeit RenoTtes
: octiO =. = = JAS. Il McMECHEN =
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Attention the WhoIe!

LITEKAftY DEPUT-W WASHINGTON HALL.
IIE undersigned has OH hand an excellent lot Of Ink,
and Letter Paper, Post Office Paper Note Paper,
Envelopes, Steel Pens etc. etc. :, :, ,,,,,,,,,,,
oct10 JAS Ii. McMEChbN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

PLAID MATERIAL FOR DRESSES.
TUST ieceivcd largest of Fashionable
material for Dresses found in this city, and in
! '' oc Hos "'''S"'' HEIsKELL q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

CLOAK CLOTHS, &c.
A GREAT variety Of French TYed Cloak Cloths,
N high lustre, and in The most desirable cOlOrs
Also Trimmings 10 match, just received at
ocl1O HElShELL a CO.'S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

SO s. TRUST SALE. : IT
I n pursuance Of deed of trust from sam,,, =,
IL vile to me- dated February 9th, 1852 st.I hEifI.
tbs clerks Office for Ohio county, in deed
page AS, will sell at the front door OF The
in The city or Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ~ hose
tic first day OF November next, the iolowsS W
viz: Lots numocled TIL &c CD and four CIl in s5
ossS seSssLefR i IN The town Of South
buildings and improvements, on said two lois or
| Terms male known on day OF sale
4ocu ALFRED CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

ELEGANT CLoAKS AND TALMAS.
IJS Iecci ved btautiTu selection OF New York coaks
81 and Tamas, wei worth attention of purchasers.
octiO HElSKELL & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

do to Baltimore via Wheeling so 81
Wheeling to Baltimore on d. & o. K, 20
= do 10 Phila. by the discrimi-
nation (while in operation) of the
B. q RI. and through the streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
REAL. EsFATR sA1.ns
Vallable T,and ~, -

.'.rhe Pittsburgh Journal, washinstaan WOODS.
md charge this office. VI Three doli,y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

HIGHLY II1ROtlIAN4' -.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustra Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for AVE-
labor end expense in shing Clothing and Houss C
wRiter and soner thsn Than IL be3ehea on the sTass-
WARRAxtED not TO iniure thu fabric. Every lady "!
or Linen in the Fluid Tu strength, for "a hours Wheh
will clearly show that it mist be purely WIEN
dilute with gallons OF water half pint of fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three tlnes Us
siGIe sxpence which will buy enough for large an
washing which can be done in OF hours. ,,,
and sold by the subscriber, who has hte'
~ Pu'eh'Seu 'H' '''"s 'O' Jas. MELLoR,
Augq No g. UnOnSt., Wheeling, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

HOSIERY
7 n neecy Hired Silks, English silks, Raw Silk SaXOny
j. Cashmere silk aud wool, Alpaca, heavy and fine wool
other varieties OF womans, misses, und chill
dreu's Hose. Just received at
octIO -HEISKELL "a CO.'S.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28
Skillful Operation.

Mr.. UILLoRY TAYLOR Of HEREFORD county,
has written us an account of a difficult and
dangerous operation, recently performed up
on his son, with the greatest success and lease,
by DIR. CALEB WINsLow, of Hartford, Per-
quimans county. The patient vas q youth
some eight years old, and had been suffering
%acutely for six years with that distressing
disease, known as the Gravel. Applications
had been long and extensively made for his
relief, but in vain finally. DR. w. was call
cd on, and it was apparent that the knife
had to be resortcd to by which means, as
sisted by DR.. p. Z. HENRY, ne extracted a
stone which measured 81 inches one way,
and 81 inches the other. Chloroform was adj
ministered the patient, and although the OPP
Grafton was q tedious one, yet so successful
ly was it accomplished that, after the re-
moval Of the stone, the DIR. asked him if he
did not wish it taken away? The boy re-
piled" Yes, but | don't want you to cut
mt ;" clearly showing that he knew nothing
of its extraction, and suffered no pain under
the operation. The operation was perform
ed last March-he was confined only three
weeks thereafter, and is now perfectly well
with no symptoms of the old disease what
ever.
The greatly delighted Father has given us
this account, and desires it's publication as o
grateful tribute and testimonial to the skill
and ability of the accomplished Medical gen.
tlemen who relieved his son of q disease
which made life burden. We comply will
his request with great pleasure, and record
it as a triumph of proficiency and skill
of the Medical profession of our State. Mr.
L. assures those who have need Of the servi
ces Of a Surgeon in such cases, that they
cannot apply to a more competent man thar
DIR. Winslow.
Dg- The Biblical Recorder is requested t.
notice the above.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

M Z are now in possession of our FALL and
w WINTER GOODS, embracing a Large and
varied assortment; to an examination Of which we
most respectfully invite the attention of our custom
ers and the public generally. We think we can suit
all tastes the GAY or GRAVE. Our CLOTHING
ROOM devoted expressly to the purpose) is full
oyercoats, Coats, Pants and Vests, of all styles and
prices. Oar Goods are all bought by an experienced
hand, and We intend to sell them aslow as any Store
in Wake county. We return thanks for the very
liberal patronage extended to US, and hope to merit
and receive an enlarged run Of customers All we
ask Is a fair and candid examination of our stock.
JONES & CRENSHAW.
DURANT K. MOORE, Clerk.
Forestyille, N. c., Sept. &c, 1858. +4i
rs Biblical Recorder 4 weeks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

BAY Z" PoLIrIcAL AMBITION" says a would
BIO bailiff, is that causes the leaders of the
Reform to be so earnest for a liquor law in
North Carolina" Simply, not the truth a;
the friends Of the cause, in the fear of the
God of hosts, knowit is not a question of par
ty politics. It's NJ Wig measuro-it is no
Democratic measure-in the mere party fac
ton sense Of these terms; it is a benevolent,
humane, American enterprise, designed UNI
der the guidance and blessings Of Providence,
to quench the fires of national ruin, kindled
by the popular breezes of State sanction,
which are daily consuming the best worth of
the nation on its inhuman affairs of butchery,
crushing hopes, homes and hearts on every
hand, and sowing broadcast the seeds of des-
olation and moral death to curse and ruin a
world! X
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

We call the attention Of our friends 10 the
following Proposition, which we sincerely
hope will receive q response from so or 100
noble-hearted co-laborers, who are determin-
ed to spread themselves" for The diffusion of
Temperance information among she people.
In two or three weeks we arc going to en-
large our paper-we want more elbow room
must have it--and intend to present our
readers With such a paper as shall not be
surpassed in the United States, either for
good reading matter and plenty oft, and the
fair, cheap terms upon which it is offered
Come friends, do your p~rettiest for US and
well do our best by you. Who'll be the first
to respond to the noble proposition from Tar
boro', by that indefatigable, ~go-ahead fellow.
FRANK BoND. Read-and then aet-AcT !
T%ARBoRo', Sept. %, 1853.
Mr.. GoRMAN: Allow me to place III you
columns a Proposition which your valuable
journal richly merits. ] will pledge mysel
TO be one Of 2j men, each Of us to procure
you n list Of so new subscribers, to be for
warded by the first day of December next
or I will pledge myself to be ono OF fifty
each Of as 20 procure you n list of % new
Subscribers, to be forwarded to you by th'
frat of November. Let North Carollna''
sons respond to this, and let US show that W.
intend TO stand by the Spirit of the Age
and also demonstrate that the Age will con
tinue to live by its friends. Friends speal
out. Yours in l.. 2. IF.
F. L. BOND.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28
AUBURN FOR SALE!

TENHE owner will offer at Public Vendue at the
4 Court House door, in the city of Raleigh, on
Monday, the 18th day of October, (f not previous
ly disposed of dt private sale,) his Farm, 9 miles
east of Raleigh, situated on the Newbern Road,
and formerly we'll known as the " BUsBEE PLACE"
It contains 400 acres of good tree land, with a fair
proportion of wood land. On the premises is a
very good Dwelling House, containing eleven
rooms there are very few country houses superior
to it in the county of Wake. There is a good
kitchen, with several houses for negro quarters a
carriage-house, Stables, Cotton Gin House, &C., and
q Store House, at which a very respectable trade
is carried on.
There is a very large apple Orchard, near the
Dwelling House; also a large number Of Peach
trees with Pear, Plum and Cherry trees.
There is a Post Office on the premises-the mail
arriving three times a week via the Wilmington
and Raleigh Road, and three times from the city Of
Raleigh.
The location of the buildings is in the midst of q
grove Of large Oak, high and healthy. It would
be a delightful residence or would answer for a
Boarding House for persons DESTROYS of spending
their summers in the country.
The North Carolina Rail Road, about to be built,
has been marked off to run within a hundred yards
of the Dwelling.
A further description is unnecessary, as no one
will probably purchase, without examining the
premises. THOMAS LORING,
by WIN. R. POOL, Agent
Sent. 30. 1853. At,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28
Town Lot for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale, upon the mostfa-
Il vorable Terms, the House and Lot in Oxford,
now occupied by himself, which is well improved
with a neat and comfortable dwelling, containing
three good rooms below and two above, with four
hre-plaees, closets, &C., together with good out
houses, stables, carriage house, stalls and cutting
room for provender. The said premises are pleas
antly situated on the southeast corner Of the Gen.
trail Square, fronting the Methodist Church lot, and
at a convenient distance from the immediate bust
ness part of the town. There is a Well Of the very
best water on the lot.
Further description is unnecessary, as persons
desiring to purchase, will be expected to call and
examine for themselves.
BENZ. w. PULFORD.
Oxford, n. O., Sept 81. 45t
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FACTS, WITHOUT COMMENT.
The Public Should Know Them.
NEw YoRK, Oetober DO, l85;

VIEW 1Okk, OcIODeT ~, 1COOe
@ Mrs. Hardy, No. liz Suffolk street, writes
us that she has been troubled with worms for some
three years. and that she used one vial of DIR. NJ
Lanes Celebrated Vernifnge, which brought away
over fifty large worms. Her usual COED health i'm
mediately returned.
Mrs. Quigby, No. lbs Essex street, New York,
under date Of November %, 1852, writes us that
she had a child which had been GnWell for better
than TIVE months. She procured bottle of DR. NJ
LANES Ner4Af8ge, and Administered "a The child
passed o large quantity of worms, and in afeW days
WAS as hearty as ever it had been. Parents, with
such testimony before them, should not hesita. e
when there is any reasen to suspect worms, and
lose no time in procuring and administering DR.. NJ
Lanes Yermifuge. 1t never fails, and is perfectly
safe.
P. S. This valuable preparation, also DIR. M-
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had al
all respectable Drug Stores in this City.
Vs. Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
and take none but DR.. Mr.. M'Lane's Vermifuge.-
All others, in comparison, are worthless. II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

At a special meeting of Manteo Lodge, No.
8, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, held
on the evening of the 18th inst, the following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
IN His wise and inscrutable Providence to
take from us our distinguished and much be-
loved brother p. G. Master, PERRIN BUsBEE,
Therefore
ResotUed, That the Members of Manteo
Lodge, No. 8, |. o. 0. F., have heard with
FEELINGS of profound griefof the death of their
worthy and beloved brother PERRIN BUsBEE.
feSotced, That they tender to the family of
their deceased brother, the assurances of a
heart lelt fraternal coincidence in the bereavc-
ment they have sustained.
ResoSeed, That they will wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
hesot0ea, That a copy of these resolutions
DC transmitted to the family of the deceased,
and to the city papers for publication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

Bzy" The Liquor Traffic and red hand crime
are blood allies. The incendiary's torch and
the assassin's knife are its arguments and
Weapons, with which to uphold the rotten
system of its own ACKNOWLEDGMENT. In those
States where the people have determined to
no longer groan under the crushing wheels
of the Demon Scourge, the rabble fly to the
torch and knife for revenge, and to the Lii
quor interest for protection. Their %infuria-
ted course proclaim their corrupted ethics
place gin and rum within our reach-let us
murder our wives and beggar our children
let as curse Gods earth with crime and dead
ly yiolence-let us die in the ditch outcasts,
and crowd asylums with our widows and
orphans-let us continue to food the earth
with the blood Of our brothers-crowd the
stony cells OF the prison with blighted inno-
cenee-load the gallows with dangling bod
1es-teed the grave yards with thirty thou
andputrescentcarcasse annually. and choke
the hungry throat of a Drunkard's He'll with
as many shrieking ghosts-or pe'U barn and
Kill! In the name of Heaven and a scoproad
Humanity, the time is now at hand for the
God fearing citizen everywhere to arm him.
self with the determination to struggle to tn,
death against a system which threatens hi,
pillow with his own blood, and his propert,
with the flames of the avenging incendiary
And the time is at hand now for the virtu
Gus in society to proclaim in tones unmista
kable, that those who in this day Of enlight
enment on the subject, still persist in tn,
damning traffic upon the souls of his broth
ers, merits from the united voice of Chris
tiandom an annihilating %retribution <
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

BSg@ The New York Correspondent of the
Wilmington Commercial pays the following
tribute to Genl. S. F. CAREY, of Ohio. We
hope it may prove true, of his intended visit
to our State. We should be delighted to see
him in our midst and hear his powerful ar
guments in behalf of our glorious reform
Speaking of the distinguished members of
the Worlds Temperance Convention, the Cor
respondent says:
Genl. Carey of Ohio, in particular, is de-
serving of
An honorable mention and fair praise"
He is n gentleman of superior abilities and
ample fortune, and is said to bestow ten thous-
and dollars annually out Of his income in
the cause of Temperance. No member of
the body exercised more control over the au-
dience and multitude, especially when any tu-
multor xcitementarose. Gen. Carey speaks
of visiting North Carolina this winter, where
his eloquence and zeal will no doubt be fully
appreciated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28
T oUIsBURG COACH rACroRYLIN ORDER

UulobUhG COACH fACTORY IN ORDER
Ii to keep pace with the conVeniences of the nine
teenth century, the pleasure seeking part of the
world, among other important improvements, have
concluded to move on Wheels and as we are will
ling to contribute all we can to promote the happi-
ness and comfort of our ~fellowmen, and at the same
time do justice to ourselves, We therefore avail our
selves Ofthe present opportunity to j inform the pub
lie that we still continue, with increased advanta-
ges, to pursue the business of making "Wheel We
hieles" of every variety, shape and style, from a
" Wheel Barrow" up to +" Princely Chariots,"
| From the liberal patrOnag &c that we have here
tofore received, for which We tender our unfeigned
thHnAs end hope Cor n continuance of the same, we
have been enabled and induced to procure the SER
vices of some of the most proficient workmen in ev-
cry branch of our business, that is nov to be found
in America.
As we are determined that no establishment south
of Mason's & Dixon's.line shall excel our work in
neatness, durability and style we hope, therefore,
for the future, that persons willing to buy CARR
ages will consider their own interest, and the inter
est of the section ofcounty in which they live, and
instead of sending their money off from home,
where they often get but q scant remuneration and
no thanks for it, that they will spend it at home
among their friends who were raised among them,
where it will still be kept in circulation. Then give
us a call through respect you owe to your neighbors,
for our motto is "Quick sales and small profits"
and we feel assured that We cannot fail to please
any person who is disposed to ride at his own ex-
pense in any of the following named Vehicles,
winch We nave now on hand and expect to contln-
ne to keep a few more of the same sort on hand at
all times Six seat Charriots four seat Rocka-
ways ;1two seat Rockaways; patent and axle
Buggies with and without tops also Sulkies of a
superior finish. All kinds of Carriages made to or
der, and harness made to match them, that is war
ranted to wear well and fit any shaped horse that
is now in use by either Arab, Indian or American
Therefore young nan there is no necessity to go as
tribe,
Since in a Sulky you can ride;
And if a Lady home you'd like to brine
A Buggy is the very thing.
Men who have three or four children-and a wife
They could find nothing better than a R~ockaway t.
save their life;
They can go to preachin' twice a week,
And go in style that is cheap and neat.
Older men with daughters that to watering places go
For pleasure, health, and make a show,
A better thing for them than a six seat Chariot W,
cannot tell,
Though probably a Clarence Coach would suit a
well
If all these riding establishments you wish to see
You can find them by calling on
BOBBITT & MINATREE.
Repairing done that will last long,
At the shortest notice, neat, cheap and very strong
Louisburg, Franklin, N. c., Sept, %, 1858.
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z. L.

Will open, on or before Oct. LIST, a choice stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing all
the new styles, of CAssIMERs and VEsTISGs, of rich
and rare designs and patterns. Our stock will be
very attractive, for we have paid particular atten-
ton, not only to the selecting, but to the Manufac-
turing of the same.
Bear in mind, Gentlemen, that we sell the best
made Goods in the State. This declaration we can
and viii live up to. Our stock Of Furnishing Goods
will be more attractive than heretofore, for our Mr..
FL. has paid particular attention to the selecting of
these Goods. For particulars, please call upon our
Clerk, Nh. W. III. WILLIAMS.
L.. HARDING.
Raleigh. September ID, 1853. 2-2t
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So 10 5YDUAyGo

IIAS now in Store, nearly his entire Stock of
u FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
At No. 81, may be found among other Goods
the following:
Plain aad Fig'd Black Silks.
Ladies Dress Goods of almost every descrip-
ton. A good assortment Of Embroidered I'm
der Sleeves, Collars, Hdk's., &c.
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons.
Goods for men and boys wear.
Prints, good variety.
Glass and Earthe en- ware.
Boots, Shoes and Hats, for men and boys.
Sugar, Coffee and Tea.
Leverings Syrup, something nice.
With numerous other goods too tedious to
mention.
Call at No. 81, as we shall take pleasure in
showing our stock at all times, and sell CHEAP.
RALEIGH Sentemhnr Dc 1873. 4-tlsI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28

NO. 1t seems hard to convince Correspon-
dents that we require a responsible name to
Communications, before they can be inserted
in this paper. We care not what the sub,
ject, we must have q voucher--a moments
reflection will convince of the propriety Of
this. Several Communications have recent
ly been thrown aside for the lack of this one
thing needful.
DG4- Weldon" shall appear next week