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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-12-06

D6r A friend thus writes us from New
York:
The agony is over, and there never was
such an agony in any State of this Union
before. 1t has been established beyond all
doubt that Myron H. Clarke has been elected
Governor by about 296 majority over the eel
ebrated Ueto Seymour man. So much money
has never been spent, and so much liquor
never been split on a Candidate before
Ratification meetings had been held and
flaming Resolutions past, on the supposition
that Seymour, money and liquor had tri.
umphed; but alas alas! the result proves
that all have failed and the State has q
Maine law Governor and a majority for pro
hibition in the Legislature of forty! Wei
done NeU York! When will the Old NORTH
State set her face against mean whiskey
poyerty, crime and death Cry aloud an
snare not, and may the time soon come whel
YOU too may raise the welcome shout that tn
STATE is redeemed. Rum or no Ram was til
Great question here, and it swallowed a.
others. and that must be made the issue i
your State hereafter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-12-06

bly,. We see in the two Halls many gentle
men, belonging to both parties, whom we
know to be capable of looking above all
unworthy considerations and who will meet
this question asst should be met. The highly
gratifying and creditable action by the ma
jority in the House on Wednesday last, is
alike honorable to that body, and cheering
to the hopes for some reform at this session
of the Legislature.
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Thanksgiving Day-Pic Mic.

Thursday last was, we believe, pretty gen
orally observed by our citizens, as a day of
Thanksgiving, in conformity with the request
of His Ezcellency the Governor. Business
was generally suspended, and Divine Service
held in the churches in the forenoon.
In the afternoon we had the pleasure OF
attending a Pic Mic given to the Pupils of
the Methodist Mission Sabbath School, by
their Teachers, at Mr.. RyalPs Spring, about
a mile from the City. It was a beautiful,
pleasant day, and a most appropriate oeca
sion for such a season of festive mirth. After
the children had gamboled for a while on thu
beautiful slopes and lawns, they were called
together, and after a prayer by Rev. Mr.
Traywiek, accompany was briefly address
ed by the Editor of this paper, upon the val
ue and Importance of Sabbath Schools-uE
on the formation of characters for usefulness
renown and piety, by the everything germ
sown in the heart and understanding unde
these influences, &c.
After these exercises, the company repail
ed to the festive board, where all did amp
justice to the tempting viands spread befol
them.
This School we arc pleased to learn, is
the full tide of successful experiment, undo
the efficient superintendency of Mr.. Henr
Porter and his attentive and indefat igab
corps of Teachers; whose benevolent al
christian efforts can only be revealed in Il
great day of eternity. God bless this scho'
and may the children there instructed
raised up to honor and usefulness in t
church and our country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-12-06

RaF Bro.A. Gordon, D. G. W. P, notifies
us of the formation of a new Division in For
sythe county, called Bunker Hill Division,
located at KernersvilIe. The officers are as
follows: 2. J. Stafford. W. P; N. Thorn
burg, R. S.; G. W. Stuart, F. S.; John F
Beard, T.; D. G. Morgan, G.; s. W. Jennings
A. c.; james NJ. Beard, I. S.; John Taylor
P. W. P. Post Office address of this Divis
ion, Deep River, Guilford county, N. G.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18

GB"' That labor should enjoy its own
profit. is the shallowest of all political econ.
omv - Dayton GaZeite.
%ha: Is labor?.--industry. What is capt.
als--accumulation. Industry should not
enjoy its own aceumnlatieh. has 40 rigl 10
sascumulalsi This is the political economy
iot a e,arnal published in the city Of Day
,Iuu, State ot Ohio, in the model republic,
about half-pas Nclye O'Clock of the nine
Eeenth century! Il is the very essenoe of
slayery-lhe vital b God OF despotism. 1t is
t,e doctrine winch WIS cursed the earth
gipcs ,he transsreSSion Of Cam, and which
rtriy RooS like the writer Of the above
who gets 'iour bits" ahead of his necrssl.
hes, is pFesehing with the air aud coHse-
aurnoe Of a Rothschild. The talk LARGELY
aaa sagely of capital, without knowing what
Il means--and descant patronizing!! OF la
Dor, without Knowing its u>es.
a Capital is nothing but accumulation and
all accumulation comes from industry. In
dustry Is guided by brains, and those who
ignore its rights to its own Aecumuations,
only show their want of the first elements
ofatfectve industry. The grand fact which
has made the United States the marvel OF
civilization, is the ryeognitoR of this pin
eipie, that TO the Industrial interest belongs
the reward Of its accumulatons. The deni-
ii Of il by classes and individuals, is indica-
tiveof y sspiency whict charity onl ly relieves
from merited contempt. Ne would advise
this modern exponent Of Helotism to write a
book, rs the world needs enlightenment
p Gsa. l}uNioDist.
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400 pgLLs FOgs rs CENTS.

NTEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition OF
Y eXrorou, no calOmel. DR. IowNSEND's uni
versal health pills. Each Box contains 100 Pills, al
the astunshingy reduced rate oh % cents per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy fo
disease
'Fhe Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, justly
baims TO be II PhilanLhrOpis and the Great Pioneer
in the work OF providing for the suffering, not only
an Iufablc remedy, but OF placing tins remedy
within the means of ALL however destitute their con
dilion. ,
The Pills may be used with safety at all times
they are never violent in their operation, but always
through and efficient. This desirable result Is ac
cnmpIished without the aid OF Calomel or the many
drastic purgatives usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury in none Of Its forms
enters into their composition
SARSAPARlLLA, in a highly concentrated state
forms a prominent Ingredient; the remaining ngrt'
dients are Basams aud Gums, long known and val
ued in the Medical professions the whole forming
a compound unegnalled tor all
impurities OF the Blood, Costveness, Jaundlce,
Female complaints, Sick Headache, PAIN in the
Back. Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia Rheumatism,
Constipation Pains in the Head, Fans III the Side,
Liver complaints, FebriIe Affections, Piles, lrreg-
uarities, Pains in the Breast Pains III The Lolns,
&c.
The Purifying properties Of thes Peslil arc believ
ed 10 surpass thD power OF all other medicines OPP
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral paisons, they peculiarly adapted TO fam
iy uSe safe and salutary IN thelr impression upon
the system; they may be taken at all times and by all
Now for these, and kindred diseases, Townsend's
Pills are the one Great Remedy
They most speedily and ehectualy do the work
snbdung lnfiainations and feyers opening obstruc-
ted pores promoting pcrspration and soothing NOR
did sensibilies. In shot, they are warranted Bet
ter than all others-cheaper than all-and destined
to stpercede alt! Try them, inyalids sufferers, one
and aIl--and Recommend the Pills to your neigh
bers
0eJ-Directons accompany eack Box A F PAX
NEn. General Agent Stouington. conn.
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills OF Tween
ty-tve celrts!
For sale by Patterson & CO, and II Logan &eo
Wheeling Va.
f Croskey aud NJ J ley, New Market. Brown
Barnhousc nud w Walters, New Hagerstown
A Jul schrciber, \ eheld, b ] Phillips CO..
Smyrna. sep. lo2J.-ly.
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G3'eME Bargains.
LANES AEElNV ART,

BANEES a'sE3W ART
UAS Just received the largest and most beautiful
Il stock OFFSPRING and ST MINER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importations in
Philadelphia and will be sold for cash Or good pro-
duce ut very small advance above Eastorn COST
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to, give them
early call, and secure good bargain as the stock
consists OF general assortment OF the following ur-
lces:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Paramates, and Persiag twills;
High colored de aines, cashmere and Gala plaids;
Alohair and silk lustres, alpacas, all colorS
R8mbaZines and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths
BFocades, satin plads and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk salins;
China Silks aud Poplins, plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American chintzes and calicoes
Needle worked cuff colurs, chlmizettes and capes,
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitched linen, cam
brio hdkfs;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves Hitts hosiery and suspenders;
Iickings, checks, beached and brown musins,
Irish Linen table cloths and danasks;
Bird-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
HghcoIored dress and sack hannels, plain and
figured;
Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Festings;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment.
Crash and towels at SO per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow flannes, very cheap.
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1858.
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HG e. 4 3D.!
Youth and Manhood.

4 Vigorous Lye, or a Premature Death.
kIyKELIN on SELF-P REsERvA ATioN--ONLY % CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful in
formatun the inilrmties und diseases Of the
Generatiye Organs. 1t addresses itsei alike to
Youth, Manhood and Old age and should be read
by all,
The valuable advice and impressive warning it
gives will prevent years OF misery and suffering,
and save annually Thousands OF Lives.
Parents by reauing il will learn how TO prevent
the destruction OF tIcir children.
"a remittance OF 25 cents, enclosed in a letter
addressed to DIR. klNhELlN, N. W. corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Pnila
delphia, will ensure book under envelope, per re
turn ot mail.
Persons at a distance may address Dr. K by let.
or, post -paid,) and be cured at home.
! Packages OF Medicines, Directions, &c. forward
ed by sending remittance and put up secure iron
damage or curiosity.
Book sellers, News Agents, Pedlers, Canvassers
and all others supplied with the above work very
| low rates. May IL, 1851
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$50 Reward!

w IILbe paid to any person who will buy boz
w OF DR.. TERRELS Healing Ointment ane
use it according To directions if they will call at my
office and say, with a clear conscience, that it vii
not completely cure chapped hands, chibains, chat
ing Sore Lips Burns and Freezes, Sores ON children
and greatly alleviate ifnot entirely cure Saltrheum
Piles, inflammation OF Breast, bites OF Insects, Plmple
on the Face, and all diseases Of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, NAucatuck, coun.
TO whom all Orders should be addressed. Solt
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer
chants generally
Wholesale DEToTs.-C V Chckcnner 81. COZ, No
81 J}arclay-st., New York; A Mcclure Il CO., Alba
ny, Fleming g. brothers, Pittsburgh VIM Il Brow
ard Bro, No l.iberty-St., Baltimore; L w DyoI
and Sons, Phiadelphi
| AGENrS-John Dea and S Hamilton, Cadlz.
sen9S lS53-Iv
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~ Rcnk Of pr69isrl.bs.

- What a box il Is--taal Of the proverbs
Fosse flrs we woFe 'etsf obliged 10 rrpeat
,i,rnl u,,.bauicsl1y "a ass childhood. read
ls-un as ,ey Stead la 'ili Iheir breadth sud
Iirhu. :, ri nraa;ag, with ogF better exPe-
r..nerso oflih aud nothing short Of otfer as'
aAAishnsnt anu Adslirali0n viii be our feel
ing. Such rems ef wisdom in such golden
sssIinss from oar who lived and died before
the n.sme division was known among the
ma, ions. irdn whom the worlds ssges have
since Sprsngs What shrewd PsrcePhnn Of
human character under al conditions and
lnioods. what comprehensive exhbi1ion oi
life uu It's whuie 6, mpass, and ot Divine
PrlyidvRcs in its moral aims and sure re-
wards anl puniShmenIs--w what counsels u
(ucaliiv. Industry, Hsederation, prudence
henevoience; ead pescv! What varied il
4uslrasions frqSs man aud beast, nature ant
srt. H-w tsSse and polished the style!-
liow co,rlenSed the thought! To think Z
fea...sg the httle book thrOughin day woult
beloily. although It's lines may be iun owe
IN an hour, Each line is sermon, aIs
gives fvd for new reflection ersHy qAe w
'.sruy - <.
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pRElgtsIMGsAlalnS

THE Great Fair held on the Wheeling Island
awarded TO the subscribers three premiums uLd
a Diploma for the following goods:
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks
Best and richest Embroidered Swiss colors-'
best embroidered Silks and Painted Challevs for
Party Dresses '
And for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
silks, we have also-just received some of the pre-
MUM caasnneres and Persian cloth, warns &c n
Mckee d kobertsons celebrated manufacturers
to all of which to gether, with our general stock al
rich DreB Goods and staples we invite the nblir
attention STONE & THONAE
Wheeling va sept % 1853
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AFFLICTED READUI
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL, HOUSE.

MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established Is years ago, by DR.. kinkelin, n. Y.
corner OF / hird ana Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine sts, Philadelphia.
EIGHTEEN years OF extensive ana uninterrup,
ed practice spent III this city, have rendered Dr. ~
tie most expert and successful practitioner, far ana
i'll the treatment OF all diseases OF private ma
ture. Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body
throat legs pains in the head or bones mercurla
rheumatism, structures, gravel, disease arising from
youthful eXcesseS or impurities OF the blood, where
by the constitution has become cnleebIed, are all
treated with success.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. X,
may rolgiously counde i'll his honor as u gentema.I
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician
FAKE FAakaGGEL LAES NtbEsCE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice indulged iu--a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school; the eli
locts.ot which are nightly felt, even when asleep
and destroy both mind and body, should apply i'm
nlediately Weakness and constitutional debility
loss ot muscular energy, physical assltude and gen
erat prostratlon, lrrlLaDlIty and all nervous auec
tons, indigestion slugglshness OF the liver, anC
every disease in any way connected with tie disrr
dies OF the provocative functions cured and iu vigo
esLofed
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18
Golden Beehive Store.

VIEW FHLL GOODS.
WE have just received our FIRST stock of Fall
w Goods comprising all the LATE STYLES Of Ia.
dies and Children's Dress Goods The largest stock
Of Goods we have evei brought tn the city, and the
richest and choicest stock Of Embroideries ever
brought to the cty together with an unusually large
and choice stock Of staple goods, ect, ect, bought
in May; expressly with view to the great ris N
goods this fall, which will enable US to give the greoI.
est kind OF borgains to all who may be in need Of
goods.
An examinatiou Of our stock is most cordially 60.
licited STONE Il THOMAS
Sent o. 174 Main H. Whaaliro
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He is no Body.

wHY! Because he is poor and unassuHa-
my? We tell you that man is a sterling
character. He says but little it is true, hui
be ne yertheles possesses rare talerts, aad if
he was the son Of wealth, his opinions would
be sought and carry with them great weight.
Mankind are toe apt to look upon the hum
BILE as of au'eonsequence, when in fact many
OF tiaarti are the salt OF the earth. One oil
yhe humblest men we know of, is the most
devoted christian another is exerting-si-
lently TO b. sure--ar influence that will be
cit I'LL time is no more.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-18
N B W GOODS! +!

ENRlENDS, | am not on the present occasion, GO
II ing TO tell you that have got ten, fifteen OF
twenty thousand dollars worth ot Goods 20 sell you,
but will Just say from the liberal patronage yon have
heEetOiore bestowed upon me, that have enlarged
my Clothing Business, 50 that am now prepared 10
accOmmOdate you with choice selection OF ClO-
thing, never before offered in Csdiz. Cloth and
Trimmings of every shade, and as good wotkmen as
can be iound 50 that DEFY competition in this re-
spect. Our stock OF clothing is now very complete,
and Opera Cloaks A iull stock OF Pants OF all
grades and prices, and splendid stock OF Vests
from one dollar up to six. Zine white check and
flannel Shirts, Drawers, Hots, &c. Call and look
tor yourselves, ane ii what have told you IS not
true, VIC do not ask you to purchase. Hoping yan
NAV cali and be pleased and purchase is the since
rest wish ot
Yeur most humble servant,
4. +. MOORE.
! CadiZ o. Aup l3,l $50
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IMAM KNOW THY SELF"
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.

( EYRY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY.
] RnnnCoPIES sold in less than three mOuhL
I OOOO A new edition, revised and improved
[ lust issued
DK HUNrERs Medical manual and Hand Book for
the Ati1icted-COni1inlngu an outline OF the origin,
progress treatment and cure OF every form OF disease
contracted by prOmiscuOus sexual Intercourse, BY
sslkabuse OF by sexual excess, with, with advice tor
their prevention, written IN familiar style avoiding
all medical techuicales and everything that would
offend the OF decency, from tie result Oi some
twenty years successful pracuce, exclusively deyO-
ted TO the cure oi diseases OF delicate Or private
nature
To which is added, receipts for the cure OF the
above diseases, and Treatise on the causes, symp
IONS and cure OF the Fever and Ague for twenty iod
sSnis copy; SIX copies dollar, vii be Orwardey
To any part OF the United States, by mall free o!
postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden q Co,
Publishers, or box lJb, Post Uflre, Piuladslph
This is without exception, the most comprehGen
sIve and lutelllgible WORK published the class Ot
diseases OF whlchit treats Avoiding all technical
term il addresses itself 10 the reason Of its readers
Ii is tree from all Objectionable matter and no pa
rent however iasdIOus, object to placing il in
the hands OF his suns. The author has devoted ma
nv years 10 the treatment OF the various complaint
treated OF, ana with too lIIie breath putt" au
"tO little presumption TO impose" he has offered
the world at the merely nominal price OF - cents
the rulto twenty years most successful prac-
tice "-HERALp.
"No teacher orparent should be without the knowl.
edge impaired in this invaluable work. il would
save years OF PAIN modification and sorrow 10 the
youth under their charge '-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE.
A Presbyterian clergymeR in Ohio, in writing o.
"hmter's Medical Manual, - says thousand.
upon thousands OF our youth, by evil example ENC
the influence OF the passions, have been led INTO Tia
habit OF seli-pollutiUn without realizing the sin anC
fearful consequences upon themselves and theu
posTeTy The constitutions OF thousands who az,
raising families have been enteebled if not broke,
a down. and they do not know the cause or the cuts
Any thing that can be done to enlighten and il
huenee the public mind as to check, and utimatei
to remove tIs widespread source Of human wretc..
edness, would confer the greatest blessing next T.
The religion OF Jeses Christ, on the present ana com
ing generations. lntemperance, (or the use OF il.
toXIcaIlng drnks though it has lain thousands W
on thousands, Is not greater scourge 10 the huns
:, SAGE. Accept my thanks behalf OF the alhicteG
and, believe me, your co-worker i'll the good woI
:, you are SO actively engaged in"
One copy will be forwarded (sectlreiy enyelope
ndposage paid, on receipt OF y cents or six copit
l for 81. Address, COoDbN I, CO., Publishers, 10
L 1876, Philadelphia
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents. sur
piled on the most liberal terms
D Nav lS13-lV
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fEyAsTs IN HEAsEs.-Bsautiiul is an in
fant whatever way we picture it to ourselves,
Beautiful upon parents knee. Beautiful.
awake on asleep Beautiful at play in the
eornen Of the room, or under the shade tree
beEoas the deer. Beautiful AS lamb in the
Saviour'a arms. Beautiful at the font Of
hsptistal Beautiful beneath the coffin lid!
Yes, beautiful even there, in the loveliness
Of Eeath-with hands folded peacefully
4yith brow like moulded max-with eyes
blosed in sleep. "perchance to dream?'--
with lips 50 gracefully composed, rs If tc
say, 81 murmur H,hy and with Its entire
face radiant with s,ntle, which is the i'm
print offs dying yislony
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Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale.

TTdIE subscriber otlers for sale the Farm and Tav.
L ern stand, at present occupied by him, situated
in Moorriield township, Harrison county, Ohio, on
the SAubenve and Cambridge McAdanized road,
seven miles west fCadz, and four miles from Moore
field Said Farm contains Isl acres OF first rate lind,
about 100 OF wsich is cleared, and in fine state OF
cultivation. Ibis Farm i5 well watered, has two
good Orchards on it, plenty Of Coal and the best
Stone Quarry in the country. VI is well fenced and
first rate repair otherwise.
1he Tavern Stand is ore of the very best between
Sieubcnvillc and Cambridge, and tho buildings arc
cornnodous aud substantial, wii5 sufficient stabling
Tor a. forses. There arc elsO, the premises two
other DW8lling Houses, Sloreroom aud Black
smith's shop-all vi which viii be gold on favorable
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT.
Ca,sYiIle, O., Sept %, 1853
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Ey Judge Grier has deciasd that trans
laton Of book into foreign language is no
sio alton of the copyright. Mrs Stove had
brought suit for translating her "Uncle
TOMS CABIN into German, and this point
arose with the above result.
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Ey-The Cashier Of the Newport Safe
ty Eund Bank publishes card in the Gin.
eifnali Comhr ereisl, asserting in genera
terms, THAT the institution is perfectly safe.
Those willing 10 take the word Of an inter.
estsd party will govern notwithstanding
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EY- There az in Congress six SElttEts,
i've Joneses, three WFights. three Aliens,
three Stuarts. Two gIlompsons, t.o Bells,
two Campbells, Two Eloustnns. two Sewarcs,
two padges, two Walkers, two Wentwoeths,
two tJhnsonS. tvo Mlllers, two Stevsnses,
two Llayisss. TIVE Stnntons, 1--WE Washburns,
1--we LANES. two Ghases. tive Taylors. two
Llarrises aad two Riteheys. -