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such action, shall be discharged, and res.
%litu,io1 made Of any property taken under
IT,, or the proceeds thereof; such underta-
king shall also discharge The liability of a
garnishee in such action for any property
of the defendant in his hands.
! 90. lin any case where an order OF
attachment has been issued by a justice Of
the peace, it shall appear from the return
fthe officer, and from the examination Of
the garnishee, that no properly, moneys,
rights, credits or effects of the defendant
has been takenNunder The attachment, but
that thedafendqpt is the owner Of an in
tereS! int Pal eslae iR,the county, The JUS
tice before whom saw action is pending,
shall, at the request Of the plaintiff, forth
with certify his proceedings 10 the court
Of common pleas of The proper county, and
thereupon the clerk of said court shall
docket said cause, and the action shall be
proceeded with, in said court in all respects
as if the same had originated therein.
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ARTICLE IN.

CHANGE Or THE PLACE OF TRIAL.
81. II on the return Of process, or at
any lime before trial shall have commenced,
II shall be made satisfactorily to appear to
The justice Of the peace before whom any
Cause is instituted or is pending for trial,
by the affidavit Of either of the parties in
the case:
|. That such justice is material wit.
ness for Fl her party; or, -
?. Ii a jury be demanded Verse
party, then that he cannot ~oseriiy
believes have a fair and impartial trial in
such township, on account of the bias or
prejudice of the citizens thereof.
90. II the place of The trial be chang
ed, on account Of the justice being a mate.
rial witness in the cause, such cause shall
be transferred for trial before some o,her
justice of the peace of the same township,
II there be one there legally competent to
try such cause; if there be no such justice
within such township, or if such change be
granted on account of the bias or preju.
dice Of the citizens of such township
against such party, or because the adverse
party has an undue advantage over him
therein, the case shall be taken 10 some
justice in an adjoining township Of the
same county.
80. The justice granting such change,
shall deliver or transmit the papers in the
eau e, together with a certified transcript
Of the proceedings ero,e him, to the Just
ii e TO whom suth oh nee may be grant'd =
VIII, shall proceed therein, and have the
same juiisd %clior, powers, and duties, in
all respects wha'ever, as il such suit had
been originally Instituted before him.
60. Before AZ y such change shall be
allowed, the costs Ms specified in the mex
following section. sLal be aid by the par.
" applying for such change, or he shall
have confessed a judgment therefor before
the justice granting the change.
81. When such change is at the in.
stance Of the plaintiff, he shall be taxed
with all the costs which have accrued, and
which shal! accrue in the cause until such
transcript and papers shil be delivered to
the justice - whom such cause is reno.
we'd for rial, and when on the application
ofIhe defendant, he shall be taxed with the
COSTS which have accrued for issuing sub.
pGnas for Witnesses and service thereof,
witness fees, and costs of the Justice for
transferring the Cause 10 tie docket of The
OIhcr justice,
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ARTICLE III.

BlLJiQkRAREfULARs.
81. In n Ases D Pre- a justice, the
plaintiff, his agent or Iprney, shall file
with such justice abilfof the particulars
of his demand, sftrlh defendant, if requi.
red by the plaiRiG, his agent or attorney,
shall file a IKE bill of the particulars he
may claim IS a seLoT, and the evidence
On the trial shall , bnfned 10 the items
SCI forth in said bilh.
S55. The bills of particulars mus, state
in a plain audi GFecl manner, the facts con.
stitutlng the cause Of action, or the claim
10 be set Oft
s So. I'm bill of particulars may be
amended at my time before the trial or
during the trial, or upon appeal to supply
any deficiency, or omission in the items,
when by such amendment, substantial JUS
lice will be promoted. If the amendment
be made al. the time of, or during the trial,
and it be made 10 appear to the sail fac.
ton Of the l&ASlice by oath that an adjourn.
ment is necessary TO The adverse party
in consequence of such amendment, an
adjournment must be granted. The JUS
lice may also in his discretion, require as
a condition OF an amendment, the payment
of costs TO the adverse party, to be fixed
by the justice; but such payment cannot
be required, unlessan adjournment is made
necessary by the amendment.
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CANCERS, FEVER SORES, sCROFULA.

SMELriEn JOINTS HARD JUNIORS, and SPINAL
hfrtCIlONS tbs .Hsdieilt has and is curing he par,t
sas,s; lt no one afflicted pth those Complaints, or am otlr
hesitale 70 Wv his Medicine, as a cure plH CERTAISLY ".
thH FROM us use, there bang no Medicine H0D bsfars La
p0Hd ~ equal Cal on .ageRts and get a PdmpAist.
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il BAUMGARDNR, SEQ.
New Column Building,


XTTH0LESALE Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
w Paints, Oils, Dyes, Books and Stationery,
Music, PerJnRery y, Glassware, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods, &c.
We would say to the dealers in Ashland and
community, that the
NEW COLUMN BUILDING,
is fitted up from top to bottom in a superior style,
and we are undoubtedly prepared to job any article
in our lines Of cuisines to purchasers ndvantug e,
as we buy in large quantities from Importers and
Manufacturers, and thereby have the advantage
of he lowest prices and will take pleasure in
giving the same to our customers. oar assoft-
meni of
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is complete, including Cases, Plates, Chemicals,
Gliding Stands, Frames, Headrcsts, and also
Cameras furnished at New York Prices in short
notice. Our prices you will find below any dealer
in Cleveland or any other Western town.
We respectfully solicit orders from the trade,
which will be promptly forwarded.
J. II. BAUMGARDNER &C0.
Wooster, June l, lS53-2t.
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IRREGULARITIES. S~UPPRESsI0Ns,
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Cst themselves pnrdepiSdy IN lie Hp"lic, NV y X. m ramn.
pound, for The distressing clnu Of compininl, which hsid
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1LhihiN nVAANlVhL huENI,
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CANCERS, = VI sB's SORES. scRoFu1A.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which 10 MI diseases or d%ernngement, of Ito femnle fnne.
distinctions, difficulties, painful menstruation,, ke., ha,
effected a ohre. This root Is indigenous 10 our soil, and found
10 large quantities, and ns q medicinal property, stands with.
out m eqnal II forms one Of the compounds In the prepara.
Ton, WHICH, as a whole. ls the best remedy ever given 10 a
dtbhitnied lennle It Is sure, aud the system will u rslOr,l
u henlth by It's use.
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on mar.
nanny II allny, those distressing und painful troubles which
often occur both 10 married and unmarried females, and ~
moves those periodical distinctions which arise iron taking
cold, Sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Biliout Dis.
tdses, determination gfr he Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Hsarse.
ness, Might Snedts, Weakness, DO, for NIL these daan., M
Mnlinlne lAa nNnr h.nn N. nnnnI
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As proof or cures In this distressing class Of complaints. See
pamphlet. All broken down, debiltaiel constitutions. from
the effect Of mercury, will find The lnacing power Of III. ani.
ee TO act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eTAiiculed
inm the system.
The 2 distinct properties which compose this article, mani.
lest Themselves particularly IN the application of the com.
pOund, Tor the distressing clnu Of complaints which head
this paragraph. For centuries there has been used in lie
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Taus Of @bla.
punLIsnED by AUTHORITY.


Ufthe Jutisdit ton and Procedure before Justices
orthe Peace, and OF the DUTIES otConstables IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-03
RALEIGH and NORFOLK HOUSE,
Nc. rs and rs, Main St., Noyfolk, Va.

By MIESo DDa SGAW..
VIE Undersigned informs his friends in Norfolk
Z and his numerous friends and accqua;ntances
IN North Carolina, that the above House will bo
opened, under the superintendent of Mrs. Shaw.
on the 9th July, for the reception OF Boardcts
and transient persons. The buildings are newly
repaired, finished and furnished, and capable OF
accommodating c0mfortahly-thirty FIVE to forty
persons. We shall keep as good n table and as
neat and comfortable rooms rs this City ara market
can afford. Our friends from North Carolina nhe
visit this City, as strangers for purposes Of trade,
health or recreation, will, besidt. every comfort.
have also every facility Of information afforded
them, which soiU secure their profit in business re-
lations or purchases. Please notice the following
from James Gresham, Esq, of the Crawford House.
Portsmouth, Va, well known as one OF the best
Hotel keepers throughout N. C. and IN.
Having, had DR.. Shaw and his l&dy il IrJ ho:isc.
some time, rs Boarders, 1 take great pleasure in
recommending them to the public, believing that no
one will ever visit them without being wen salts
fed and highly pleascd."-JAs. GRESHAM.
The House is ea5y to find, being only 100 foet n.
E. of the National, and n few doors above Walteti
City Hotel with q large sigu in frcHt.
WM. a. SHAW, II r,
August ?. 1859. At
.uB- The Raleigh Standard, Biblical Recordor
Warrcnton News and Elizabeth City Pionoa:, VIII
please give tire above four insertions, and send O
their accounts to the Norfolk Southern Argus &C
fec for collection.
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WooDvIILE, Perquimans Co. July 20.

W WV AHHS1 ASA1N"Hho OH'S 0y ~
On Saturday the End inst, the Sons of
Woodville Division, in conjunction with Wis
iting brethren from Pasquotank and Hartford
Divisions, assembled in our Temperance
Hall, and had the pleasure of initiating five
men into our Order. After the initiatorv
ceremonies were over, we marched to a Qua
ker Church, about half a mile distant, where
we had speeches delivered by brothers Geo.
VI. Wilder, Carson and Vaughn, all MEM
bers of Pasquotank Division. Then an iuvi-
tation was given to all present to retire and
with the we'll arranged dinner that was
spread out for us, we engaged in social con-
versation with each other, and afterwards
vent in the church again, and heard two
moro speeches delivered one by brother
Jonathan w. Albertson, of Hartford, and the
other ny the Rev. D.. John n. Butt, of Per-
quimans County. | take pleasure in saying
that Notwithstanding the day was extremely
warm, the large audience paid the most pa
tent attention TO the lectures, and | an per-
fectly satisfied that the strong and truthful
arguments that were advanced on that occa-
sion, made a deep and lasting impression
upon the minds of many persons.
Our Division is still in a prosperous and
growing condition we have initiated since
our turnout on the second of July, five men,
and we now number eighty-six. Ihope that
the influence of Temperance principles may
continue to spread until there cannot be
found anywhere within the limits of the
neighborhood of Woodville q moderate drink.
err, much less a drunkard. B.
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GIen.Anna Female Seminary.
MISS MARINDA BRANS0N, PRrxcIPAL.

MISS MARGARET G.. NIXON, ASSISTANT.
TNHE healthy location, ample grounds and moral
neigllborhood OF this School, give it claims to
the consideration of those who mast educate their
children at y distance. Ii is six miles west Of Nor
NAL College, with whose sessions those CT Glen
Anna are made to correspond, 50 that parents hRT
Ing both sons and daughters can send them 70 good
schools IN the same neighborhood. Glen-Anna has
been Tor some years under the patronage Of tn
Trustees OF Greensboro feEl21e CUilege. who adop
ted 1t as preparatory to that Institution. The Pies.
ldent OF the College, the Eev. Dr. Deems, visits
the School sufficiently often to see that the studies
and discipline are SO conducted that the pupils shalt
be thoroughly prepared for the Higher enuree in Col
!eEs. Parents. therefore, may be sure Of the safety
Of their daughters at Glcn-Anna. It's usual loca-
ton puts its pufi:s beyond circumstances Of temp
taticn TO e2travagance.
The next fan Session will coT1uencc on tho t5th
of September, and extend to the Third Thursday
in February, at which tlre the Spring Session vii;
commence.
TERMS-For Boa=d anu Tuition per Session.
$40, the only extra charges being SIS a Session fot
those who take Music, and s. for French. Letters
may be addressed 10 She Principal, at Fasr Gross
I p. o., Dariasoa Co, NJ c.
August 2, 1858. Att
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE OUR LAST IssUE.-S1 each A H Merritt,
Oh. Hill; S E Miburn, Sparta Abner Brown,
Hack. u Roads; [ W Bradburn, NJ Shuford, Ca
tawba; S Cracker, A Blackwalder, Concord Mrs.
S Currin, S A Hunt, Granville J K Thomas, Louis
burg; W B Cheek, Franklinsville L Daukins, Pc
ter McLain, McDonalds Mills B NJ Selby, Green
vile VIM. Alderman, Topsail Sound John Gar
rett, Tarboro' D N Johnson, Saryis, s G; J
B Floyd, Tranquility John K Ray, Fayetteville
Mrs. T Cox, G I Edwards, Hookerton r S Ma
comber, Wilmington ] II Stevenson, Statesvillo
J Hannah, ] H Coppege, Wadesboro'; n. Knight
Troy; Jos. W Thompson, Meadow Creek n High
smith, Har. Store B W Bass, Weldon: AMaddry
| Oh. Hill; \ NJ Bradsher, Loasburg W A Harris
Wmsboro'; G n Hicks, Oxford J D Lamb, Cam
don So E Grissom, Granville 50 Il NJ Broada
way, Hammond's Store; So Murdoch, Salisbury
81 W Best, Snow Hill; s. WINS. Harris, So. Low
ell; s. G L Moore, Williamson.
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crowded with men drinking, believing and
fighting, occasionally; so that at times twas
almost impossible to hear what a witness
said. When I arrived home, I found my
Spirit of the Age on the table, which remind
ed me of a request you made some time
since, to report the candidates who refused
to treat their constituents with liquor. We
have six Candidates for the Clerkships in
Madison County; FIVE of whom are treating
with q vengeance. They have their regular
appointments oyer the County for the citizens
TO meet and drink a treat-they meet and
drink, and>fght! Already something less
than halfa bushel bills have gone before the
Grand Jury, the legitimate consequences of
these treats! Luke Branson, Baptist Cler-
gyman, Candidate for Superior Court Clerk,
refuses to treat. Legal suasion is the only
hope for Madison. j. r. WEAVER.
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HOW TO GET RID OF WORMS.

THE SIMPLEST THING IN THE WORLD.
va You have only to purchase a bottle of NJ
Lanes Celebrated yermifuge, and administer it &C.
cording to the directions accompanying each vial.
1t never fails to give immediate relief. and is per-
fectly safe for young or old. The following testi-
mony. in favor of MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge,
was handed us a short tune ago-
EEWYcx, November 16, 1852.
a friend of mine Purchased and administered one
bottle of M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge to a child
Of hers, four years old, which brought away between
tbraa hundred and four hundred worms-manyo of
them large. The child is now well. and living in
Remington place. For further particulars, inquire
of Mrs. Hardie. No. 8, Manhattan place.
?. S. DIR. MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, also
his Liver Pills, can now DO had 81 al respectable
Drug Stores in this city.
re- Purchasers viii please oe careful! to ask FOR
and taks none but DR.. M'Lane's Ye-2ifags. Il
others, IN comparison, ae worthless. Il
F5r Sale by P. F. PE5CUD, Druggist, Raleigh
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Lewis W. lpLa0Ms

BUSINESS HALL, No. !, Fayetteville Street.
ID Trade ckanged-AH right noe. The Snbscri-
Der having purchased the entire Stoc;, Of Dry
Goods and Hardware Of Messrs. Evans & Cooke, at
the Old Stand on the corner of the lato Richard
Smith, decd, intends keeping a general assortment
Of Org Goods and HardOare, such as will sait tho
trade both in price and quality. The stock CT Hard
ware is nearly complete ard mostly now, lately pur.
chased by Mr.. Evans, one Of the late Firm. Intend
ing to close out the entire stock Of Dry Goods Ia
be replacedby new Goods, we ghall oEer such induce-
ments 70 purchasers as viii satisfy them ~ giving
us q call-assuring tie public that nothing shall bc
wanting on our part to merit their confidence and
support. l.. W. PECK,
1uIv IS 1852 ARo-
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Gaitur'a CurrrapunARart.
Snow HILL. July q. 1853.

DNOW Till, July Il, 100.
Bro. GoRMAN:-I saw in your paper some
time since, a request that some person
would forward you the names of the Candl-
dates in each County or District, who refuse
to treat in the ensuing August election and
in responding to your call, | would say to
you and all the friends Of Temperance. that
James A. May, candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the Superior Court, of Greene Coun-
ty and j. G. Cunninggim, candidate for SUI
pcrior Court Clerk, have openly and posi-
lively refused to treat to anything that can
intoxicate, either directly or indirectly, to Sc
cure the support of any person whatever in
the ensuing election.
l also send you : subscribers to the Age.
r. w. BEST.
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MADISON Co., n. c., July 81, 1858.

Ihavc Just returned home from our Court,
where for three days l have been compelled
to sit in tho Jury Box to try issues between
the State and some of the citizens of this
County, for Assaults and Batteries, hog
stealing. 81. In every instance, | believe,
it was proven that AicohoI was the prompter,
except one case Of hog st~ealing, and in that,
one Of the witnesses said the prisoner was
" tozicats" when heBtarted to the mountains,
the morning he killod the hog. While tbs
Court was in session, the Court. yard was
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Rev. Peter poub.s Appointments

Aug. g. at Doub's in Forsythe 7,-9, Mt. Airy,
1ORockfcrd at night; II, Doweltown, aud - Jones
Vile, Yadkin Co.: I'LL, Wiil~sboro; and
is Lenoir at night; 20 TayIorsyille, and 81. Rock
Spring, preach %, Snow Creek, at IL o'clock, and
at night New Institute q, Statesyillc, Iredell Co.
26. Pennington at IL s'cIock; and Moeksville At
night; 81, Salisbury at night, and preach Is; 30.
Mt. Vernon, Rowan CO. SEPTEMBER ], Lexington
day and night Q. Rich Fork.
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RSy How encouraging to receive such
from our friends:
W1LM1xGrox, July "a, 1853.

WILMINGTON, July "a, 1853.
Enclosed l send you my subscription for
another year, and regret that l cannot send
you a larger supply of the sinews Of war
Well and truly have you earned the plaudit
of "well done thou faithful servant" of a
glorious cause. Your noble battery is carry
ing destruction into the enemy's ranks, and
l sincerely hope the noble friends of Tenn
perance will not suffer your fire to cease for
want Of ammunition, but will willingly and
cheerfully pass up the shot, that when the
day arrives, which hope is not distant, that
the great battle is to be fought that is to de-
eide the contest whether the good old North
State will free herself from the foul pollution
of licensing the wife-killing, souldestroy.
ing, man-debasing beverage in any and all
forms, we may indeed prove the victors.-
And, sir, if there is any reliance to be placed
on the signs of the times, a Waterloo tri-
umph awaits us at no distant day.
Yours, truly,
PORERT G MACONRER.
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that refuses to give It. So long as the liquor
traffic continues, we are not protected. In
temperance will continue 70 visit the hallowed
r~etirements of domesticlife clothing in deepest
mourning its e~uiltless inmates, believing cheeks
with tears, which were won't to blush with af
lection, while it spreads ruin over the once hoy
residesce Of innocence and love.
AUGUSTA.
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GoldsborO', July u, 1853. 4S-c
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS
For Sale az the Shirt of thu Aan nAHna

1o1 0dLS al bGc DpIE1G u L46 a46 0mo6.
TfHE following Temperance works, at tbs Io~
prices annexed, which includes ths postage,
which will be prepaid on all:
The Cayeo of skulls"-an admirable StoTy Of -
large pages, fun of mystery and thrilling interest
price 20 cts single copy or 6 copies 81.
"The Bloody Hand" and " Mo1ton Maasiou. -
two capital Stories bound together in one bsok-
price Is cts single copy or 6 copies 81.
"The Fra BeI'-an excellent and able Tempc-.
ancs Essay-price same as Bloody Hand, above.
DoUB's ADDRESS BEFORE THE G.. D. AND DEEYs'
DITTo-l23 Cts single copies Of each, or 10 cop:c.
for 81.
"PERE:E'3 Pz.z3 EseZ1--0 cts :.og.e, g.: :,
! copies, s..
W4-sg'c "~Trr7-z4rcr s~-AE3As-S-p.:ce : F.
reriie cor.e-, s1l:!sr quantities. y rr.rorlon.
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HE T

We observe no changes in prices in any of the
Markets worthy Of notice. Tobacco and Wheat arc
bringing the finest prices Cotton is worth from 10
to 1T Naval Stores rather still but demand good.
Other articles much the same as given in our last.