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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-10
DEATHS.

In Chatham CO., N. c., on the 18th ult, Mr.. Bird
song Burns, in the Both year of his age. The de-
ceased was a member of the Baptist Church for 20
years, and died in hope of a blissful Immortality.
He leaves an afflicted wife and many relatives to
mourn their loss. He was a member of the Sons of
Temperance, and was inferred by Mays Chapel Di-
vision. The Division passed suitable resolutions
upon the character and worth of the deceased.
Ns~ The Biblical Recorder and Fayetteville OBJ
are requested to copy.
In Pittsboro', recently, Mr.. Thomas Ray, a good
Mason, a worthy man and exemplary christian
The Lodge of which Mr.. r. was a member sends US
for publication a series of resolutions expressing its
high appreciation of his character as a Master Ma
son, a christian and citizen. We receive so many
testimonials of this kind to publish that we are COM
PEELED for the want OF space to limit them to q brief
notice. We should be glad to crafty all, if we
could.
In Stokes county, near Danbury, on the 2Sth
inst, of inflammation Of the lungs, after a protracted
and severe illness, William A. Noblin, in the 23d
year of his age-a member of Danbury Div. S. Of
L. Danbury Division passed highly complimentary
resolutions upon the life and character of the de
ceased.
In Nash county, on the 18th of April, at thu
residence of William Witty, mrs. Mary Daniel, wifi,
of Scion Daniel, decd, in the ninety-ffth year o
her age.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON. May

WASHINGTON, May /.
In the Senate, Mr.. Slidell, of La offered a
resolution directing an inquiry as to the ex-
pediency of authorizing the President, dur
ing the recess of Congress, to suspend acts
preventing expeditions leaving the United
States for foreign countries. He made a
speech on the premeditated Authorization
OF Cuba, and the necessity Of preventing it
declaring he was satisfied that such a pur-
pose was premeditated by England and Spain,
and 1t was our duty to prevent pillage, mas
sacre and barbarism. Referredto Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Ia the House, Mr.. Bayley, from the Com.
mittee on Foreign Affairs, offered resolu-
ton calling on the President for any CORES
pondence concerning Cuba and the rights
of nentrals. The remainder of the session
was spent in discussing territorial business
WASHINGTON, May 2.-SENATE.-Messrs
Wade, Chase and Thompson presented pc
titions against the passage of the Nebraska
bill.
Mr.. Badger offered a resolution instruct
ing the Committe on Military Affairs to en-
quire into the expediency of authorizing thu
President to examine the coal fields in tn,
neighborhood of Deep River N. c., with
view to establish a national armory at tina
place. Adopted.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President sen
a message to Congress to-day vetoing the In
digent Insane Land Bill. His reasons TO
so doing are given at great length, and ind
cate very clearly that he will veto the Home
stead and other land bills.
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M'Lane's Vermifuge.

Ng- No remedy ever invented has been so sue
cessful as the great worm medicine of DR.. M'Lane.
All who have used it have been equally astonished
and delighted at its wonderful energy and efficacy.
To publish all the testimonials in its favor would
fill volumes; we must therefore content ourselves
with a brief abstract of a few of them.
Japhet c. Allen, of Amboy, gave a dose to a child
3 years old, and it brought away SO worms. He
soon after gave another dose to the same, child,
which brought away so more, making 133 worms
in abont IL hours.
Andrew Downing, of Cranbury township, Ven
ango county, gave his child one tea-spoonful, and
she passed III worms. Next morning, on repeti-
ton of the dose, she passed 113 more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union, Park coun-
ty, La. writes that he is unable to supply the de-
mand, as the people in his neighborhood say, after
q trial of the others, that none is equal to DIR.
M'Lane's Vermifuge.
Messrs D. 4 J. W. Cotton, of Winchester, Ind.
happened last spring to get some of this Vermifuge
After selling a few bottles, the demand became SO
great for it that their stock was soon exhausted
They state thatit has producedth the best effect where
ever used, and is very popular among the people
va Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none
else. All other Vermifuges in comparison, are
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge, also his Cele.
brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respec
table Drug Stores in the United States and Canada
For Sale by P. F. PESCUD, Raleigh.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE:-$1 each w. T.. McCraw,
Pittsboro'; Nathl. Perry, S. J. Thrower, Rolesville /;
A. S. Strother, Louisburg; E. S. eagle, moore j.
H. Hines, Ca; S. c. Hicks, Franklinton A. & l..
Doughtie, Harrellsville; J. L. Lawrence, Scotland
Neck; Sarah Pharr, Kirkland G.. S. B. Harris,
Henderson; J. G. Blackstock, Stockville; D. III.
Russell, Nautihala; J. Borlinger, Kenansvine; W.
Outlaw, Outlaws Bridge; F. W. moore, William
ston; I. Shaw, Washington; J. j. Peace, Frank
linton; W. S. Rocks, Moore's creek; R. Webb, Gov
ington; J. G hisholm; McRae's Mills: A. D. Rich
ardson, G.. w. McIver, cheraw; G. W.. Cunning
ham, Kittrelrs H. Davis, ]. Fl. Fodrie, VIM. Tuck
er, Beaufort; NJ. Taylor, VIM. NJ. Blackwell, Ok
ford; J. n. Benners, Newbern; j. Cradick, colum.
bia; J. L. Kicks, Ala. S. A. Blount, Pitt; A. J.
Burch, Caswell w. Fulton, Stokes; d. E. War.
lick, R. Helton, Catawba; D. w. Gibson, Rich.
mond CO.; J. Cain, ]. Banks, c. Arey, Fayetteville
J. Alderman, Harrelfs Store; A. Mcmillan SilPs
creek; S. II. Ritch, Middleton H. Griffin, Edge.
combe; H. Adams, L. Clark, w. N. SatchwelI
Beaufort ]. A. Breckett, camden Mrs. Rhoda
Shuford, Jacobs Fork Louis G. Grady, Outlaw,
Bridge; VIM. R. Dupree, Wilson; Mary J. Gregg.
ry, Richards; J. D. Allen, chatham capt. JOIN
W.. House, Mt. Pleasant; II. & E.. ]. Lilly, Jas. G
Smith, w. L. Evans, Fayetteville I. NJ. clarks
clinton g., Centerville Fla; H. I. S. Pitt, Octavu.
Atkinson, sparta C. B. champion, Va.; So ]. c
Knight, Enfield.
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Beneficial Results invaribly follow the admin
istering of Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant
in cases of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Group, and Throat and Lung complaints general
ly. 1t is not claimed that it will cure in all cases,
but none have como to our knowledge where it
failed to give relief; while at the same time, thou.
sands of instances have occurred where its effects
have been SO marked, that they have been widely
noticed and commended. The Diarrhea Cordial,
it is candidly believed, is unequalled in diseases
of the bowels, and its curative properties have been
wonderfully experienced in numerous cases. There
fore, you are advised to make trial of these good
medicines should you or your family require their
aid. See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
of the agents. Price for each, only so cents, OF
six bottles for 50 so.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PESCUD,
and Merchants generally. 1915
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sprt Of He 9gG gddg5, gatg Carolina 3 6tnptfanee

passed in going to this place, and finding not
a soul at Church. | would willingly veil
these things, but the good of society demands
that | write them. I have been informed
that the Pastor ofthis Church is a temper
ance mani sincerely hope that he may be
prominently successful in battering down
the many Engines Of destruction connected
with his charge. The week preceding my
visit to this county, there was a poor drunk
ard in Greensboro who attempted to commit
suicide-the particulars are as follows -
While intoxicated, or perhaps laboring I'M
der a fit of delirium tremens he went to a
gentleman in the place to borrow a pair OF
lines for the avowed purpose o~fhanging him
self. The gentlemen told him he might find
a pair at the stable-he went hither, and
found what he so much desired but before
taking his purposed exit to the land of spir-
its he Invested himself Of the little black
devil, (the bottle) that had influenced him to
this rash act. He put it in the horse-trough,
and covered it with his hat. 1t appears that
he then assembled the loft, removed a loose
board, tied one end of the line to a transverse
beam, the other to his neck, and jumped of
but as luck would have it, in a few min.
utes after leaving the jumping-offp place a gen
tleman happened to 60 to the stable, and gen
erously cut him down but the lines were sc
tied about his neck that in order to relieve
the sufferer he must cut them a second time
In the course of an hour the hanged man was
again in his senses, but the lines must be men
ded-they were taken to the harness-make
and mended. The bill was just 10 cts. The
owner ofthe lines absolutely refused to pay it
The poor drunkard was not able, therefore
the man who cut the lines had to foot-up The
bill. But now comes the cream of the joke
if it may be called a joke. The Grog-shop.
man, who furnished the liquor to this poo,
inebriate, asked his benefactor this question
What made you cut him down, why did You
not let him hang? The gentleman said,
cut him down, sir, because 1 pitied his con
dition but hadI found you in the same con
dition, and there had been a mud-hole be
tween us, | would not have waded through
it to cut you down, nor would | have walked
very hurriedly around it. A noble answe
this ; just such as was apropos. NOTHING
was given me for the support of lectures il
this county, the friends having already con
tributed to the cause. You shall hear from
me again very shortly.
| remain, Sir, your very Ob't. Ser'vt.
April, 28th, 1854. VIM. o. REID.
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Acknowledgement US to the acuuain-
lance Of an active man always-one who has
the living fire in his eye and a will in his
soul, rather than a gluttonous, sunfearing
drone, who wants the whole day to light his
pipe, and who will stand still and let the
green flies build their houses in his hair while
the grass and thistles grow under his feet
Some people are too busy-all of a stir
hardly take time to breathe-so brim full of
business and it is found that they have
been all day dancing in a half peck, and
brought nothing to pass. This is useless &C
tivity. They might as well Tusi. We have
no use or patience with a breathing do-noth-
ing. We have more hope of a boy who is
full of life and action, even if tits spiced up
with a playful mischief and a sprinkle of the
dare-devilpepper, than a stupid gummy-eyed
Ounce; for the first promises something, while
the other bids fair to hang on the hands of
the public one way or another. Go-ahead
fellows, sometimes 90 wrong or 90 too fast,
and get into a temporary difficulty but
their motto is try again-it will never do
to give it up so," and they generally, if not
always, come out fright side up" as our
friend Dick says. x
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an0 familg G0leehlg yleosqapcr.

A STARTLING FAcT.-A careful observer
of passing events, who keeps the run of af-
fairs, informs US that during the time of the
prevalence of small pox in Pitt, there were
not SO NAM deaths from that disease in that
county, rs there were, for the same time in
Warren county, from the use of alcoholic IL
quors. IF he be not more than half right, it
is a most startling fact, and horrible to think
of. We have one consolation to boast of,
however. The Pitt county disease was not
licensed, while our disease acds so, if we had
more deaths, we had more law for them. Ii
isn't every time that a people can claim such
a balm in the midst of calamity. In fact we
don't see what business the small pox had,
in going into Pitt and killing off the inhabi
tants without leave or license, when we have
a Constitutional disease that does the work
much faster.-War. Nelrs.
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Goldsborough Female College.

under the new organization, on the LIST day of
May, and viii close the last day ofNoyember, 1854.
Rev'd James III. Brent, A. B. President. with a
full and competent faculty. $40 90 per session
half payable in advance will cover the entire ex-
pense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate course.
and 500 will entitle to the full course and all the
ornamental branches. $50 viii cover the expenses
for Board and Tuition in the Primary Department.
Ornamental branches extra at the usual charge.
The Board ofStockholders have taken greatpains
in procuring facilities for giving a thorough educa-
ton, and solicit q liberal share of patronage. SIN
dents received at any time.
For further information address the President of
the Faculty, or the subscriber.
WIN. K. LANE.
Prest. Board Stockholders.
May 1st, "a. Se-tf.
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MARRIED.

In Chapel Hill, on 9th ult, by Rev. L. S. Burk-
head, Mr.. Z. c.. White, of Warrenton, to Miss Julia
Frances Collier, of Chapel Hill.
In Oxford, on the 26th of April, by the Rev. Mr..
Faucet, Mr.. T. II. Blacknall to Miss Mary c.,
daughter of Gen. VIM. L. McClanahan.
In Hereford county, on the 30th ult., at the resi-
dence of Col. A. ]. Perry, by the Rev. A. NJ. Craig,
Mr.. Alpheus H.. Powell, t. Miss Mary II. SimOns.
Ms~ Biblical Recorder please publish.
In Franklin county, on Wednesday the 26th ult,
by Rev. A. c.. Harris, Mr.. John III. Rowland, of
Epping Forest Division, to Miss Mary E.. Gill.
On the 26th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Locke, J.
Chappell Griffin, of NOttOway, to Thaadinia c Jones,
of Lunenburg, Va.
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MARKET.
GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchan

GEO. 3. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval ores-Turpentine-soft So O5. virgin 81;
hard IS and falling; spts. turp. is dull; sales at
SIC; stock light; tar has ruled unsteady, 8 S. in
water; 3 Is in order; cotton, receipts light, sales
-four, receipts and supply light of Fayetteville
brand, q from wharf; Grain, corn, several cargoes
arrived this week, sales at SO to S24c; peas, black
eye l O5; lime, arrival of a cargo of 800 bbls, sold
at l 20 to l so; lumber, a raft of inferior flooring
$12; W. boards SO s~cantling $751;; molasses, a
cargo of $50 hhds arrived and closed off at 20 to
22c.; provisions, bacon, plenty g to 1Oc.; lard 10 to
lie, scarce; timber has come in slowly, sales u to
$l4 p m; shingles, common cypress $24; coffee,
Rio 121 to 13c; Laguira, ID to 134 Java Is to
154; sugar, P. R. 81; N. o. 6 to 64c c. yellow
II to Sc, Wilmington. NAV Al
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Signs -Straws

We observe that at recent Democratic meet
ings helda Rolesyille and Forestville in this
county, resolutions were passed, soliciting
the Democratic candidates not to treat with
Intoxicating liquors during the ensuing cam
paign. Why didn't you tell them gentlemen
that if they did, yoa would not oote for them
We are however thankful for small favors
especially when we sec certain names voting
for the rpsnlntinn.
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CARD.

To the friends Of Temperance living in the coun-
ties of Mecklenburg, CASTOR, Lincoln. Catawba,
Cleaveland, Rutherford and Henderson; you will
sec from the published list of my appointments,
that have made none for your counties, and the
reason is, you have failed to forward to me las re-
quested in my Circular) a plan for your several
counties, suggesting some six or eight of the most
important points in each county, and the distance
from one point to the other, and at what part of the
county the appointments commenced. The Divis-
ion located in the Town of each county viii act as
a Committee to make out the plan for their several
counties, and forwardthe same to me atSwift Island,
P. 0. Montgomery county. Let this be done as soon
possible so l may publish a list of appointments for
my entire District. A. II. RICHARDSON.
Swift Island, April 21st, 1854.
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AsTRAY.-He who taints the purity of the
moral character of his fellow does an injury
that no sacrifice can expiate-that all Nep-
tunes food cannot wash away. The heart
that has been led astray from the high and
holy path of duty will, in its turn, corrupt
others until the evil will spread to untold
bounds. Have you never observed the vic
ious effects produced by a single depraved
wretch? Watch his course, and you will see
the plague spot of vice catching from face to
to face among his associates. If there be a
punishment more deep and fervent in the
world to come, it must be accorded to that
lep'rous soul which breeds postilence in the
moral atmosphere and leads astray from
truth and virtue, hearts that might have
been ornaments in life and Angels in bliss.
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Louisb urg Female Seminarv,

q KlHE Exami nation at the close of the Spring
- Term will commence on Thursday morn
ing, the 25th of May, at 0 o'clock. Concert
by the Young Ladies Thursday night. The
Annual address will be delivered by Joseph J..
Davis, Esq, on Friday the 26th.
A. II. RAY, Principal.
Nav 4th, 1854. AFT
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL DRUGGISTS
RALEIGH. N, G.

A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING
IN and Summer supplics-making the largest and
mOstextensive sto ok ofMedicines, Chemicals, Paints.
Oils, Dyestuffs, Window Glass, Putty, Varnishes,
Perfumery, DC, which they have ever had the plea
sure to offer the citizens of Raleigh and surround
ing country, and which they viii dispose of at the
lowest market prices.
Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders, Pain
tiers, Planters and others will find it to their interest
to give them o cali before making :heir purchases.
White Lead.-4OO0 lbs. of superior White Lead
in store and for sale.
Oils oils 1000 Calls, Linseed, Cotton Seed
Machine and Tanners Oils for sale at the Drug Store
Oregon Peas.-A Small Supply in Store and for
sale.
Prime Chewing Tobacco. Jones Premium, pride
of Virginia, Rock Candy Extra Dan River, and
their popular brands in store, and for sale.
Saratoga Water. A Large Supply just to hand
at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD.
III 0H4L 1924 ~
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Marlborough House.

The Col. is always on the lookout to do
something clever for the accommodation of
his %visiters at the Marlborough House in this
city. lie has just purchased a splendid Om-
nibus which will be drawn by four horses,
for the comfort and convenience Of the pub.
lie. Success to enterprise.
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JONES & NJ,
PULLEN & BELVIN.
Dealers in

NR0CKERY and WOODWARD; Cutlery, Guns and
" Edge Tools Coach Trimmings, Boiling Cloths,
&c, &c. r. Smiths Corner. Raleigh, N. G.
Pocket and Table Knives and Forks, Locks, Hin
ges and Screws.
Chisels, Drawing Knives, Saws, Augurs, Anvils,
Vices and Bellows, Halter and Trace Chains, Hoes,
Axes, Hammers and Scythe Blades,
Wrought, Cut and Spike Nails, Spades and Sbovels,
Hollow Ware, Coffee and Tea Pots.
And every style of House Keeping articles, and
Farmers and Mechanics Tools.
Raleigh, April 29, 1854. 35-
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More Conner in Orange.

A correspondent writes us, there has
been a beautiful copper vein discovered on
Mr.. Stroud's land, 10 miles West os Chapel
Hill" lie says also, that in the process Of
working indications are favorable to the dis
closure Of a fine vein of sulphurette of Cop
perU
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Rev. Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. readers will
be painedto learn, that serious apprehensions
are felt, that this popular Baptist Minister,
sleeps in q watery grave. He took passage
in the ship City of Glasgow, the 1st of March
from Glasgow, Scotland, for the U. States.-
She has not been heard from. There were
400 passengers on board.
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nACK NuMRERs

DACK NUMBERS-Wm some of the many
I'D subscribers to the Spirit, inform the under
signed, whether he has the back Nos. of the Age
during the months of August, September or Octo-
Der, Tor those containing the d" Lonely Hut ?")
Such a one, can readily dispose of these papers,
by asking reasonable prices for same.
Direct to WM. M. T..
Brown University, Providence, R. l..
Alt mr. odv &I
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SroRMs-DIsAsrERs.-T papers give ac-
counts ofawful havoc both to property and
life, occasionedb by recent storms in the North.
The celebrated Ericsson propeller ship,
which cost $500,00 sunk in the harbor of
New York and was still under water.
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A classical School wanted.

A Young man, who for the last two years has
N been associated as an Assistant with Mr..
Wm. J. Bingham, of Orange county, and who in
tends to make teaching his profession, desires a
situation. Satisfactory testimonials can be fur
nished. Address n. ]. P, Oaks P. o., Orange
county, N. G.
ApriI 22-Tpr. adv. 81 50l 34-eow-3t
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED BY A. NJ. McPHEErERs & c

REPORTED BY A. u. McPHEETERs & Co.
F4evr-Fhe INSTRUMENTATION an ed
vance under the Africa's news. Superfne 81, ex-
ira 81 @ 9; corn, arriving very slowly, and quo
tations are merely nominal white zoe; yellow Y
q 73c cotton has an improved feeling, though
the transactions are very limited; we quote 9 "a 81.
Bacon is very dull; sales 81 O. 9 for Va. and N. C.
hog round hams 10 @ 1O1c.; western sides q "a
s; shoulders Z q Il; lard No. 1, 103; No. 2, 10
there is little change to note in other articles, since
our last. Norfolk, May 81
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A New Map ofNorth Carolina,

We perceive that Mess. Cooke and Pearce
propose to publish a new and thorough Map
ofthis State. Such a Map is much needed.
II is however a costly and somewhat hazard
Gus enterprise. The people and the Legisla-
turo should give them such substantial aid,
as would enable them to furnish q irst-rate
Map. We want nothing else. Their adver
tisenent may be found in the last Weekly
Post.
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PRICES


RALEIGH MARKET-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh.-Flour SCI "a $64
a9 Dbl. Corn 80 to 81 p bushel. Meal 80 a
Csc. Bacon SO to SO p hundred. Lard 10 to
lie. Fodder 81 40 to 81 50 u hundred.
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Grea: est Temperance Tale yet Puhlished.
Mitchelrs Hotel-YanceyyiIle. n. c.

I'D ROTHER MECHANICS and others whom this
Id may mcet-if you ever have an occasion to
call at Yanceyville, n. c., MitcheIrs UNION HO-
TEL is the place to stop at. 1 have canYassed the
United States and Mexico, but never met with so
polite and Obliging a Landlord in all my travels;
and his Table cannot be surpassed in the same
market. And the beauty Of such a Landlord with
the above qualifications and Table is, that he is q
true blue Son of Temperance, Odd Fellow and Ma
son! Remember the tie that binds the sheaf.
April ~, 1884. 34@ ct pd. s. d.
Mo-, FANIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Syr-
IN up and Molasses, Brown, Clarified, Pulver-
lied, Crushed and Loaf Sugars, Rio, Laguira, Moca,
Maricabo and Java Coffees, Maccaroni, Vermeilli,
Corn Starch for Puddings, &c Green and Black
Teas, Chocolate and Coco, Sperm, Adamantine and
TallOw candles, Variegated, ROsin and Turpentine
Soaps, Pure Cider Vinegar.
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER.
Pa1a;ob Anvil IN 1e61 90
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REV. THoMAs q. LowE.-We have Just
learned that this eloquent preacher, has con.
sentod to deliver the annual sermon at th5
next Commencement at the University Of N
Carolina.