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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

IF the people Of the Commonwealth see pro-
ner to I~eeislaEe on the subject, it can be done
enlv when public opinion has become so en-
lioItened. BY argument and moral suasion.
that the stencil going up from these foul sinks
of nerdition. shall smell to Heaven and
tEns the public mind he prepared to execute
tba law for their demolition. Until then Il
IS madness to talk about it. "A law such as
that proposed BY the memorial. would. at
this time. lie 4 dead Ietter-a mere monu-
ment of folly upon your Statute books. But
LET the MONUMENT come from the ~cifizels Of
the State, and not from Sons of Temperance.
Let the OnLer. as an Order, the members as
members, keep clear of it.
L ID not sound 4n alarm bell. when all is
safe. I am sure I am right. Ny opinions
are not singular either. / have conversed
with Sons of Temperance, who are as intel
ligent and 9 faithful to the cause.-The cause
Of all mankind" as any body, and they a
gree with me. I know several, who have
been shocked by the Salisbury movement
and who, though once prominent and ahIt
speakers in behalf Of the principles of the
Order, are now silent, because the Grand Di
vision has practically denied that they SPOKE
truly, when they proclaimed that we wer'
for moral means alone. | have spoken il
public myself-not ably, but earnestly-ad
v~ocating moral means, and denying that tn
Order desired anything else. But | am 81
lent now. Ishall speak no more, until tn
Order return to "the ancient landmarks
which our fathers have set"
am sorry to have troubled you so mucf
) I have sought to express myself so as to b
understood. I have not chosen to indulg
5 in the graces of composition, but in plai
! English. Very respectfully,
r AUSTRALIS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

ISLANDER, never Injuries the object Of its
spleen. 1t may place one in a false light and
for a time the world may cast suspicious
glances at tn. intended victim of a malignant
tongue, but he remains the same in the sight
of God. 1t is far different with him, who
"lines his lips with an immortal lie" against
his brothers fame; the SANDER he utters
stands over against his name a black scrall
in eternity !!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20
THE BIBLE STANDARD OF TEMPERANCE.
BY REV. JOHN T. WALSH, N D.

This WORK IS now in press, and will soon be
published. 1t is an able argument ia favor Of
temperance, aud fully reiutes the notion, that
the Is bic authorizes the use Of ardent suIrits
as a beverage. Let the friends OF fcnIper-
ance give it a wide circulation. 1t should to
paced in the hands Of every protesting Chris
tan. Ii will be furnished postayeJree. 10 d.
visions. churches. or III ti~,rIudis, at The fonow-
ing terms, viz: IS for % copies-S6 for gu
SI2 for 1UO, DC, Send in your order, at once ,
addressed to JOHN L. WALSH, N. ID.
NASHVILLE, Pitt Go. n. C..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

pJ- We would impress on the minds of
parents and teachers the advantages of cult
waiting the delightful accomplishment of vocal
music in their school rooms and parlors.-
whoever despises music" says Luther, 81
am displeased with him. Next to theoloc,
| give place to music for thereby all anger
is forgotten, the devil is driven away, melan
eholy and many tribulations and evil thought,
arc expelled" Try i'll =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

AsuBoRoUGH REPoRrER.-This is the title
Of Il new p per, just started at the Court Hose
in Randolph County, n. C.-by II. B. Wood
hurn-price 81, so in advance, or 81 if not
paid in advance. 1t is Whigin politics. The
Editor says:
1t seems to us there are many reasons WHY
a newsp per SHOULD be est ,hlisled in 4 ndr III
county md read at this time. Look 1T Deep
River! Its banks are studded with inanuftc-
tories that have established IL comm nding rep
utation throughout the STATE, wIrilr they afford
profit to their owners, employment for the Ia
boring poor and a convenient market for tillers
! Of the SOLVE nave Normal College and
three Academies, all of which are doing much
to difrusc knowledge amongst us. We have
grist millr and saw mill everywhere. perhaps
As manv or more than any County in the State.
aud all these are active, especially during the
late rainy season We have rich lands and
thrifty farmers everywhere, and they are the
bone and sinew.' Again, we hive mines OF
gold, silver, and copper on all our hills and
mountains. and strange faces ARE daily prvino
into ravines and clAmneringup rugged heights
to discover them. With a | these sources Of
wealth, Randolph county is now rising into
notice, and, our Judgment tells us, IS destined
soon TO rank as one OF the first Counties II
the Old North. Shall such a county have ne
paper to inform her neighbnrs what she is do
ing! Tell it not in Gath, publish it not il
Askelon.' The people of Randolph cannot ge-
along without a newspaper, and now is tn,
appointed time, the golden hour, to show the,
tciU not. fthe Reporter can find his wa,
OF into the remote corners, he will spin man
4 Wholesome yarn to the astonisfcd natives
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

Oh remember the bye-gone hours,
That [ have shared with thee
Let memory softly dwell
On one who thinks OF thee;
Though years have pass'd since we did part,
Thou hast a place within my heart.
Let gentle dreams arise of me,
When l I'm far away
Think of me still as when we two,
Mixed with the young and gay.
Think of the heart, that will be true,
When others forsake-Adieu adieu
Camden CO., N. C. ROMEO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

A SAGE PREDIcTIoN.-A large number of
young ladies, who nave long hoped to marry,
will have their wishes gratifed during the
present week, altho' they little expected it
so soon and many others, who had resolved
to make good use of last leap year, will be
doomed to wait until next week, if not Ion
ger. \
T Pure water, cold bathing, a clear CON
science, a clean shirt, a good dinner, sound
teeth AMI a good newspaper, are all essential
to mans happiness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

SITUATION is wanted by a Journey
man Printer-one who can come well RECON-.
mended, if required. Address the Editor of
this Paper>
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

va THE LUMBERTON DIVISION, No. Il,
Sons Of Temperance will celebrate their Anniver-
sary on the 9th Of May, prox. The members Of
the Order generally, and others, are respectfully so
licited to attend.
". b. BLAKE z 6
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

THE MARKETs.-We have little change to
notice in the price Of articles, from our last
quotations. Wheat has ceased declining, but
no improvementin prices. Tobacco has slight.
ly improved in Richmond, being an advance
of so cents per hundred on manufacturing
kinds of good quality. Naval Stores ant
Cotton remain at former prices.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

sa- Boy, don't laugh at that poor old Grip
pic, creeping along the highway with a staff
and crutch remember you arc laughing al
yourself a few short years in advance. .
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20
n

At the residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, on
the l0th Of March, by VIM. II. Ward, Kilby SAL
mon, Esq, to Miss Ann J. RUSSELL, ell Of Duplin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

RExEDiEs.-FoF hoopinS-cough, syrup OF
I~pccaeuanha; for the govt, bread and water
for corns, bare feet or loose shoes for the
bile, a good maui and wedge; blue devils,
edit = paper toothache, a Dentists fee debt,
retronchment within income; melancholy, a
good newspaper; sore throat, a wooden stock
ing a cross husband, q good dinner a scold-
ing wife, q new bonnet; bachelorism, an old
maid an ugly woman, love, matrimony-
sometimes, &c!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

A VENERABLE INDIAN CHGEF.-John Skin
O'Brien. an Indian Chief, who will he 100
years of age on Sunday next. visited the House
of Industry in Philadel phia on the 18th instant,
with his wife md five of his Youngest children.
He WIS Torn in VI ssachusettS, in the Onei la
tribe of Indians. His moth r was thu daugh
ter of IL Chief of the tribe, his father an Irish
man. At the age Of - years he was sent to
Europe to he educated as a physician, where
he rem ined until % years of age He was in
Paris VIII n L f yettr was preparing TO join
in the revolution. and there formed the deter
m'nation to return and engage in its struggles.
He loined the Eastern division Of tn. army
under G neral Washington and acted as Sur
geon's mate under DIR ComStock. He was
engaged in nearly al! the battles cfthat event
tui period; received two wounds from a bavo-
net IN the chest. In the war of 1912 he aoain
joined the army; commanded a company OF
Sharpshooters under Wilkes Pike and Brown,
ne is the father of 81 children. all IiyinG he
having his third wife HIS intellect Is GOOD
and unimpaired stands over six feet in bs;ob,
ana very athletic. H face is handsome and
covsred With a venerable beard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

BE- Said a member Of q respectable church
tho other day in the presence of a very wor-
thy temperance mar and a conscientious dis
tiller-"I wish there was a still-house for
every two miles the county over; l believe
it would hc better for the country for the
people could got more for their produce"
LET me sell you my STILL" said the man.
ufacturer, " and my custom? Sir, whenever
l become n member of a christian church
stop my distiIlery for no mancaa be a chris
tiaB and make ardent spirits. Iknoc IscH 10
some men, wIom to furnish is a sin !!
Reader. don't go away aud say this is &
Spirit Of the Age story Il is a fact. Blu
didn't he have the Deacon tho? Well he did
or VIC are no judge Of consciepco grabbing =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20
BarnsyiIle High School.

THE Third Session of This very iuurishinq
Institution Will commence on the 9Th of Apr1
next. The SCHOOL Will continue under the su-
perlntendence Of Rev. >. u ADAMS Ihs
Trustees teel fortunate III securing the services
Of Miss Ann l.. ANIE another session, az
Principal Teacher IN the Female Department..
Term per Session Of FtTc Mouths:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-20

hose entering school, will invGriaJiy be
charged tuition, excepting in case ol slcGuess,
from the time OF entering TIL the close vi the
session.
Boarding can be had IN good families, at from
hive to SIX dollars per month, eveT5thing found.
The following is one OF the BY Laws oI The
Institution: n profane or obscene language,
sabbals breaking, drinking ardent spirtts, Or
trequenttng mhere they are made or s0ld, h.n:.
Ing or quarrelIug, shall De allowed upon the
part of amy member of this school"
II is very important that those who intend
coming to schooi, should enter v hen the sessi0R
is organized.
huntsville 10 q healthy location, and fer
pieesantness there are few, if any, places equal
TO II III the summer time What "A fine piavS
10 study. NJ. r. PENLAND, Pres'r.
J.B. Wo0DTIS, Secretary.
March s, 1853 2u-sw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
Its Happy Effects upon ~ New Married


Its Happy Effects upon a. New Married
coupe.
JONATHAN X. MILLER. a Pediar aged &C. on the
% LIST of April lett his home in he norhert part of
New York, in apparent good health his wed ing
tour in company with his young bride On his
home he was suddenly attacked with lnnam nato-y
Rheumatism; the attack came oa while riding in the
cars ami and painful his rings that
tears of pity wet the cheeks of many kind sympa-
thzing travelling companions At Utica. Y, the ears
were changed, and pass knowing the virtues OF
Railways Ready Relief purchased bottle at DIR. War.
ners Drug store; he Immediately applied the Relief
irving at Syracuse, the pain much relieved that
he was enabled 10 walk To his carriage without assis
tance. He has since reported himself cured.
I'm ill cases OF lntlammatory rheumatism. Railways
Keller Will Instantly stop the pain Lot those who suf
fer try il. ..lr-l SD -. ..-sH
Whether In the bones, flesh joints, muscles whether
i'm the head feet, wherever it is, Railways Relief will
IN lew moments remove every particle of irritation
from the system.
MERCURIaL PAINS
Persons who have been salivated with mercury, and
feel its effects still in their system, whose bones ache
with PAIN whose flesh Is covered with sores. are
n speedy RELIEF of their pains a complete eradca
lion OF The poisonous deposits. by the use Of Radw; "
Ready Relief and Renovatng Resolvent. iusf1sFs =
cups. Spasms, Cholera, Dysentery, Darrhoa Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever. X. X. Relief taken
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the state of Kentucky-E Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisville also for sale b,
street. .H-..s t'i
John C. Davie and Scribner 81 DevoI New ALBANY
G. n. Clarke, Vineennes Walling & Ely. Princeton
r. Soire, druggist Madison and all ri ggis
throughout the United States and canadas. sE I. o.
--.Ei ~. ....- r..- WOOLSEY ~ LlNCK, Agents,
..... r-.-.. ..F.. b. ~ Evansville, Ind.
F-.f RAILWAY Dc CO.,
sep' l62 Fulton ST.. New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
LOTS IN THE CITY OF CAIRO FOR
SALE.

NOTICES hereby gwen that lots in the city of
IN Cairo are now for sale at private sale This city.
as Is well known is sitIaed ut the confluence the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers u ut the head Of uninter
rnpted NAVIGATION on the Mississippi the poin, oppo
site 10 which in Kentucky the terminus of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Is fixed y law the point also opposite
TO which in Missouri the terminus OF the Cairo and Full
sas Texas linc be extended through Texas 10
I'll Paso the most approved route to the Pacific, is
liked by act of Congress- and is the Southern terminus
Of the Great Illinois Central Railroad. This named
road, with lis anches, will be 200 miles extent
trayersng the of Illinois from its ext eme
TO Its extreme southern limits and connecting directly
the city OF Chicago at the head Of on the
lakes the cities OF Galena and Dubuque on the Upper
Mississippi and the cities OF Peru aud Lasallr at the
head oil navigation on the Illinois river with the city OF
Cairo About one hundred and twenty miles of this
road already finished aud in ope ration for the
porttion OF passengers and freights and about two
hundred be finished by or before The ars: Of
January LeNt, including about hundred miles ex-
tending norihwardy from the city of Cairo and it is
peced that the entire road and branches will COM
peted and in operation during the year BY means
of portion of the Mississippiand Ohio Road
the Illinois Central Road about sixty five miles from ST.
Louis, railroad communication will shortly be openeI
between Cairo and ST Louis.
The site the City of Cairo is wv protected aeains,
overflow from the rivers by an ordinary Ieyee
top width OF about eight feet but and substa
ievee embaIk mcnt now la course OF construction
and portion already finished. which will be eighty
wide top, OF IN average height OF about feet
and five feet higher than the highest water
at that locality. This levee will entirely encompass the
city, forming the TO the front street OF the city on
both the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. Other exte
and are projected and will soor
be commenced, which will give additional value to
property and render the location unsurpassed plac,
/ of residence. ..
The title to the property now offered for sale is inds
putabie, and the written opinions to that effect of tn,
Hon. Stephen L. Logan. Judge Lyman Trumbull, Hon
David j. Baker, Hon. Sidney Breese Hon. John Dough
ert,, and Henry w. Billings and Cyrus G.. Simons
Esqrs, Of Illinois, and OF the Hon. Edw Bates, of st
LIZ uis. Mo-, can be seen by application to hos. s. Taylor
Of the city Of Philadelphia Chare, Davis of the cit
of New York. the owners in trust of the property,
their agent at Cairo.
The terms Of SIZE will be liberal: portion only of tn
purchase money will be required paid the dat
of SALE and time will be granted on the balance.
| Applications to purchase. or for Information, to b
made at Cairo, Illinois, to A. IL
augigw6m S. STATS TAYLOR, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04

NOrACE.-rhe undersigned have bought the stock
~ and business from Mr. termann Fritsch, druggist,
First street, and shall remove In short time the b
ness TO another location partners under the hr oil
Louis Frtsch 81 Sasse.
They will carry on the business OF the old stand until
they remove, and DR.. Frisch, scholar OF Liebg and
Dumas, will pay all his attention aud time to the pre-
scrpton part OF the business Mr. Sasse will tab cha
OF the mercantile part For the entire satisfaction
accommodation of the public they will spare trouble
l. LOUIS FRlTSCH, DIR. NJ. p
je99-n THEOD. SASSE. HatN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
NEW FEMALE SCHOOL,

TIME Sisters of Providence OF ST. Mary's near Terre
l. Haute are now ready to establisha female School
in Evansville.
branches fEaglish educatoD well In various
plishments will be made known by their prospectus
application Sister Anastasia at the brick house
the Catholic Church on "a Street. w.tr. u.
The School will be open the first MoLday in Sep
TENDER. aug2yu.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
DAGUERREOTYPES!

THE SITBSCRiBkR respectfully Informs the public
l. generally that he has resumed the above business
With which he long been familiarity acquainted, and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
In Evansville in Fosters buildings Of Main and
First streets where be hopes to receive the frequ nj
visits of ladies and gentlemen which IL shall DC his
earnest endeavor merit; and he expects to be per
mancnt, he depends more upon exhibitions of his prof
cheney and skill than noisy humbug of words for sue
cess.
His reputation portrait painteri Is too well estab
lished in Evansvi lie and need remark fur
Their than that he will be happy to accommodate any de-
string his services In that braLch of art
ap2O THOS. POlNDEXTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04

ALSO nne assortment of 1ne Linen Shirts and Crayaii;
ana various other articles. Ii ~
In addition the above tmy usuaqstoek) have just
returned from the East wiiha spehdei and extensive
stock of Cloths of every description. will sell low at
Good fits and perfect satisfaction or Lo trade. -
I'm using la my establishment Patent Serirs'
Machine. which enables to make cheaper than
other establishments which does them. THIS Es
cline is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right To sell patent rights Of this
invention in Vanderbugh coGnty and ask the trade
an examination OF this machine q - st 'sa ries
sept . -.. =. ..F S.GUMRERTS
make to order in the hest style. ~ il to H.81 aHA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
ReIle VINO Cnrdens.

THE proprietor ofthis garden ard public house has ct
l. tirely refed the building and .m proved the groun
and Is now ready to receive visitors This place of
ssltuated on the river bank, just below Pigeon Creek
Bridge, and but short walk from the heart Of the city,
Refreshments al all kinds be obtained and the
Of visitors carefully attended The undersigned will
always be nand to attend those visiting his house.
my6-u JOHN VI. MATTHEWS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
THOMAS CONJUNCTION,

WHOLES ALE And RETAII. BUUNSELLER AND
H.r llr--Ts STATlONER. - a--
VVIOULD re spe fully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Messrs.
Rathbone tS Wheeh r. their entire stock OF Books az
Stationery he has rer owed his Book Store to the
lately by them in No. j. Fosters Block, corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer TO his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this MARKET
sstiny In part Of Miscellaneot School Medical and
theological Books. Writing. Printing wrappmg and
Fancy Paper, al Foreign 81 Fancy Stationery Of all
inLs All OF which will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact to which he would call the
ut tenion of country merchants Dealers teachers and
hers, being confident he make tito their interest
10 purchase of him. .- fr.It.u Isl aug sou
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
DRESS MAKING.

IRIS. ANNA DISNEY. would respectfully inform
WI the ladies OF Evansy lie that she has opened an es
Enlistment tor dress making. Second Street tw,
doors above the Old Catholic Church. where she III b.
pleased To attend to all calls in her line From paste
perienee she feels assured that she can give rener,
satisfaction. Please give her a call. O. aug5-d3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.

WI w. TlLEST0Nis ready to receive AMI promptly
attend To orders in his line business his shop,
Locust street. half below the Sherwood House,
OF alley He prepared execute i'm the best
Plain and Fancy Sign Printing In all its varieties nita
tons OF Wool Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also solies orders House Painting and
will always b ready attend 10 orders left upon his slate
~ the shop door novl2 "a n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
NOTICE,

NIE have this day associated with us in the Drug
Wv business, Mr.. isaacT. White. The business will
hereafter be carried at the old stand formerly
pied by Crawford Bell Main street between LIST 81 md
under the firm and style Of
jyIn KELLER. FARySLEY Il co.