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The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
CTf.AM DY EINt: aud scOURINc, EsI AZ.

- LISIiMENP.- Mrs l.. w, SMITH. Widow Of
Walter smith SUCCESSOR 70 John Jones No 2S Norh
Z Iilh street BETWEEN Market aal Arch PbhadepLia
fiEJt SOopss of eyeTY6 descrlptiVn, Dy ID 10 any
color re- dressed te f1ldcd, an: re.papered.
Ladies Wearing Apparcl Of every desert plion dyed
sn the most fashionable and permanent cOlofs and lin
shea in gooi stye. ~,
MERlNO. Cashmere and Crepe ShaWls, Table and
Piano Gov ersi eeansed and pressed, without iadlng
the cOlOns. ~ .
PoNGEE and Silk Drcssos re.dyod all colors, and
watred equal O. neyV.
Genilemen's COthes Cleaned or Owed in a superior
sVley '." [march 90, '5fIy.sa !
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n, G.. Coates s,:sHaip and Variety
GloER

No. SO NORTH SIcOsD srEkET. PmLADELPHIA.
NT c. &. would notify the citizens of Sm, Ena
,.l5 IN. und vicinity. thai he keeps consonEly on
- hand and for SALE Wholesale and Reiail .: iheiow.
cst Cash Prices Pine Oil FLUID LAMPS. LOOKING
,,ntlesv also. Mick'a Britannia Ware Burning Fluid
PINE Oil or camphene Lamps, Brass Alarms. Patent
Eight.Day and Thisy.Hour CLOCKS, together with q
slTge variety Of Fancy und Useful Afacles -
=. lstrrh III 81 i'm. -. 80
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AS TR OC w

GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIESm
Professor Nan0rn, The celebrated nstroIoeer of tho
l9ht Centnry has tho secret that guides the Sinoe
happy Marriage, and TO make the Married hnn1v
Ladies who were unhappy though trouble mis-.
fortune, disappointed hopes and false promises bava
been made happy by him.
Ills Medical advice was never knownto fail
lie is mnrrled man, man OF family, " hich makcs
The Ladies consult him III tho most delicate cases with
perleci confidence '
Thousands consult him ubout their business az
fairs; those who had bad luck and found the moro
hey tried to get forward the things went against
hem, consulted him skNeir bad luck has left ihem
and they are now fortunate, rich and happy
lie has the secret that stops he slaner and envy
your enemies. lie shows you the likeness Of YOUR
iniuro husband Many go to see what is before
them. All leave hlm perfectly satisfied with his hon.
Orablc and gencmany cOndTct, and satisfied that
they can c0nide in him. If you value your happi.
mess you will cCsu him YOURSELF and be happy also
All interviews are strictly private aud confidential
\o. 3 George Street, 2d house, North side, above
Schuylkill sixth, Philadelphia.
WEALTH EMlNENCE AND GOOI
FORTUNE!
Gentlemen, look TO your interests before it is too
late. Consult and follow the advice of Professor Van
horn, The onY correct AslrOiOger of ihs 18Th CeuIur
Avoid those lIteraie and uneducaed people whose
Ignorance OF The true principle Of the science hrlnes il
INTO olSrcpuIe sIglc interview VIII cuuVli,c, n
mHh ol eduCaH"n, al re vs dI'i' rc,. rtwccn him
and the Illcraie pret, hdcra OF ,Ir ia II 80, ed.
low The Fr'l' s'o'" a';>'ce. von wi -urcecd IA at!
your undcri"kin'~. Wi,O nav. '.'' ;Imiorluai ,
1nd uII uccesHh "a u n,' -. ,I-.t.~--n, >
Who have worked h,1i aaa -n-.,st : - .l.-t ,i..
Sly aisd n'ir ,i' Nn T. i-r..r ?. |.,.:~ :l.- g,
'"ii"i '.c h.":" irt ti"d - 80 .'"d .;r
lee W""' ihiH-S Wri t@a,ii- I.cm fr'i,
C"iiNn!rd h.H iIr ihc ia>t b ycais. All A.,
Wtsttv ln'l"N"d his adVlrc nv. fic. a,.u nas
While IN 'Se bidrd ay rrriu'l AID i'm t:',.. 2
lc'trd hIs ad'ic~, sat idir.-,ie AIT ,i. =;
tid poverty.
! liz shows you the Ihenc,~ OF rol- itjurc Wiz
All interviews arr sircIh priv ,ir aId .ouale iaI
No 5 ''"orIc ST North side,si"yc - huy Lil SIKH
| PlnladclrhIa
Dcr lily.
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New Wall Paper Warehouse.

BURTON g. LANiNG. Manufacturers ndImporl-
~ 'ers No. III ARCH street, second 4oor oboEe
sfkhi, PhiadeIpba' where may be loun the lnrgest
and fafdaoaIest assortment la ihe civ
PlTchasers irSn the country will lind IL 10 iher nd
vaage - call at our store, where llley will be suited
WIN asnpesltF article at the lowest prices !. .sC
80 BURTON K LANING, q r
mirch 70, 49, 3nl avn, a1 P''is
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
DAGUERREOTYPEs:

CHI e ~ G a 4 Il 7 Z y LU n e u
A NEW DISCOVERY
P. b. MARvIN's DAeUERREAS RooMs,
lI6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, (Orer adams
g. Co.'S Q6ice.)
A NEW style Of Chemically colOred Pictures re,
IA sembling Miniatures on Ivory; combining the
hriiliancy and accuracy Of the Daguerreovpc. with
the beSuiiul and le-like effect OF color, rendering
them .s desirable and beautiful style Of Portraits
ever made. Persons visiting the city. whether they
Pictures not, should moi fail 10 call and see
should want pictures they nay rest assured that
pains wilt be spared to git lhemt the best and atiow
rates. s.r . FEvf s.ea E4t-f
0-r II you want good Lakeness, wait iIl you come
to the city. . Er. r-.estp ~. .
Mr Marvin uses none but the best materials, waits
on YOU in person and pnis pictures IN 6ne Morocco
Cases for One Dollars akamily Groups taken %
instIaeljoss giysp ia the art or resrouasls terms /
M vi 1s5s.Sn - s,~qs'z u s'sfs = a's'' .
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DRUGS! DRUGS!

DATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds be Oh
4 taincd al the Drug Store of
TIIOS. MAGENS,
Smyrna, juno Is, 1883. Commerce Street.
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NNamfpGl.

n GOOD CLERK; one thai isa good Salesman aud
"A Bouk-keepcr. None need apply without good
recommendation. Wages no object to one that suits
LEVlCK PALMER q Co.
LeipsIc. March 80, lS5S-H
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DrEXA VISTA, rcc. 29.h. 1879

7
have witnessed nh much slII>il'' i'n tlr X n.
in my harn. "a new Com Sh"iicT ,l Tor NV IN
spcctuu b, HE Mtssrs Reading. iic Pa nlccs and
have 10 ht station hat Il - ems grea.-
~ sap ,rIur any oirrc have ever >rtu IN use. IT.
,apacly i iul,. ou" ilo"sud hu~Ici- PER dIv, and
lhI> CThlr'' b; luc CIu, :enj nulv loar n,rscs
and ipur men; lav 'oH. -, iu.rd by a. iI,m the
gram, and iAc GralI sci m. ch los uroA.u uan
IN. others. lI.u, II YER. erCG ui .us c.,.ilI ~
sac. i:tg Cora JDtiN VI. LA IDN
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BARRETT q. EDWARDS,
FeNet IAN BIZ % d

MANUFACTURER III South THIRD Street
wi below Walnut, west side, few steps from the
Exchange, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment of Plain
and Fancy Blinds always cn hand, at the lowest
WiCes. Old Blinds rP-palnt0d and trimmed equal I.
new, and JObbng promptly attended to.
A handsome assortment Of WINDi w SHADES
the iaes and most fashionable patterns censiaHtv
hand to which we respectfully call lie attention
OF the public. we viii sci for casl
May Is. ISJ3--lY
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
now OFTEN IT HAPrBNs THAT TIE
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

In that Itable condition as not even for one day t
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoyment Of health
She may not he invalid confined to her bed ,
or even TO her room her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her 10 take personal
charge of her household, even when her health will
admit Of it bU. she is nevertheless perceptiLy
ThTs. dav afte- dav, and month acr ninth tran
spirc. Her health daily sinks till finally even the
LunQ Of recoYerY no loncer -cmains. And thus
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rE.sP.aT FAIR Ian y,

MrSsES. HENb,N1: t.sn n.ltu H. thi- t- t' .rIiV
Iai have pas, 1-c'i on.' O rnIr Cora >r...is, mi
II Is npW ~ urcrli "n un m Dtrsn, NftI MI. .. un
much l.. L. Cpiub ne cfat advantage. ,c
any nave >Cou ~ u as sir'tIIi1 the c,Tn NeT
c!cIn, aud hTr,hIu. Ihr gram. Asa. -, ,;f i.ig
tie grain from Tho COTS aid shciiIng very i:sl
Yours, respectfully, JOHN {, CLARK
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29

10 TUF I LVtWtV ttt NttI9.
SHOULD HAVE A Cory"
IO0; 900 Copies sold in less
thai n year. y new edition,
revised AMI improved. just
issund.
DIR. HUNTERS MEDI
CAL. NJ \ \ q Al AND
HAND BOOK FOR THE
AFFLICTED.-.ContainIHg
an outline Of The origin,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
TAILORING.

T WOULD announce to the citizens Of Upton
/ and Cedar county, that have commenced the
Tailoring business in the room formerly occu-
pied as an Office by Dr.. Reynolds, one door East
Of the Upton House, whore | will be pleased to
wait on those who may favor me with their Gus
tom. Being in regular receipt of tho Eastern
Fashions, and having HAD much experience in
the business, / think may be able to please those
who may favor me with 4 call
/ have also, and viii continue to keep an as
sortment of ready made clothing Of the best quail.
ity which can and will sell cheaper than the
cheapest; because I intend to make my living by
my work, and will sell my clothing just for my
amusement and the accommodation Of my Gus
toners. Call aud see me. w ELLIOTT.
Upton, Dec. 9th, 1854. y2nltf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
OBITUARY..

Died after weeks sickness Of continued
fever, at hor residence in Rochester Cedar
County Iowa; Mrs. Ann Eliza wife Of DIR.
Neah Green and daughter of Mr.. William
Bailey, in the 22nd year Of her age. Mrs
Green was much beloved by all her acauain
fences; she was kind aifabie and obligins in
her department Ii is true her stay was short
among US, but long enough to make us feel her
early loss. She emigrated with her parents
from Coiumbiania County Ohio, in the year
1851, and soon after married to her now mourn
ing and dlsconsola.e companion, and amid the
most cheering prospects she was called away.
She never made public profession Of her re-
iigiont but in the evening of her days her hopes
and prospects o. Immortality were bright, and
a short time before her departure she said 81 am
going whore our dear Little Willie has gone, he
IS now happy in the mansions of bliss"
She spoke often about dying and appeared
calm and composed, even when her companion
told her she must die, her co4n.enanee brighten
ed up and she said, Il am not afraid to die" all
my desire TO live i, to bs with you, 'but then
she continued will soon be with our dear
sweet son" this their only child they buried
about one year previous. She seemed TO have
great desire 10 so and be with him, yet the
thought Of parting with her kind and affection
ate husband seem to cling about her heart, like
the tender vine cliaging around the forest oak
when rifted by the thunderaol gently support
ing the dropping tendflis. But alas he is how
left alone having in one short year deposited
in the cold damp grave his entire family. He
is called to mourn and say
Ny wife and child are gone to rest,
Reclining on Their Saylor's breast;
W lille on earth am left alone
Ill meekly bow 10 Jesus throne.
And when my lot on earth is past
| hope to meet with them at last;
Whore parting tears shall all be DER
Then we shall meet TO part no more.
Funeral Sermon on the occasion by the Rev.
q. ID. Porter.
j. w. B.
Ry- p. S. The papers in Coiumbania and
Licking Counties Ohio will please copy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 70.
FLouR,--City mills, No. /, ex, sup,
1915.
No. 2, family -four, 1926
No. 3,middlings, $4, 50aS5,OO
WHEAT.--spring at 81 ,05a$l,lO.
Winter at 81 ,i5aSl SO
Corn-Firm at 45a5O.
Oats-large quantity from 25a26c.
Rye--in demand at 65a7Oc.
Barley-nominal at S5a95c.
Beef-extra mess $l4,OO, mess Sl3, 100
by tho quantity
Pork-mess is selling a. $1,000 by
the quantity $3.50 by the single bbi,
Prime single Dbl $l2al2 so.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
Religious Services.

At the Methodist Epcopal Church in Upton,
regularly each Sabbath at 10! o clock A. NJ
At the Congrega:ionalist Church. regularly
each sabbath at IL o'clock A. NJ. and in the
evening at g clock. by the Rev. II. W. Cobb
Attic Court house in Upton on the first sab
bath IN each month at l0l-2 o'clock A. NJ by
the Rev. shelton Riley.
In the Presbyterian Church every other Sab.
bath at half past clock A. NJ, by Rev, George
ID. Porter.
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Notice

The Rev. George Clark will preach at the
Congregational meeting house next Sabbath
morning and night also every might next
week.
Mr.. Clark is an evangelist extensively
known over the eastern parts Of the country,
and man that has lahored with great success
in different parts, Including Washington City,
New England, New York and Ohio. Go
friends, hear, and be benefited
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
Massachusetts LegisIature.

The old Bay State has elected to her
Legislature 349 Representatives, who
are classified politically as follows
Opposition 34s, Administration /.
From the discoriant elements which
90 to constitute a modern Democrat il i.
supposed that there is dscord even in this
one. The Chicago Tribune says
The question is much discussed in the
Boston papers whether this osE Admin
istration member will be unanimous
Whether there will not be split, wheth-
CT part OF him will no, bolt We IN
ders,and that he refuses TO 60 into eau
Gus with himself Is determined TO stand
Oh, against himself, till compromise can
be effected. We understand too, that he
mas made up his mind ,ha, seine part of
himself was no, fairly returned, that there
was cheating around the board, and that
he is therefore going 10 co ntcs, his own
election. |, is said that part OF HIM
goes ia for free trade on the liquor qnes-
ton, a part for restricted traffic, and a
part for prohibition. Ii is said too, that
a portion. of himself goes IN for Nebraska
with the exception oil squatter sovereign
", a part goes the whole bill, and part
against the repeating clause.
To MAAE PAINE NISEGAR.-A cor
respondent OF the Ohio Caltivator vouches
Tor the merit OF the following receipt for
making Vineg lr:
Take and NIX one quart OF molasses,
three gallons OF ram water, and one pint
OF yeast.
Let il iermen, aud stand for -four weeks,
and you will have the best Of vinegar.
The GREAT BELL or VIENsA.-F For
b rth-day excursion, yesterday as
cended the tower Of St. Stephen, which
rises up TO the enormous height OK 439
feet. About 300 feet above the fbor we
reached the Cathedral bell, the largest IN
Germany, weighing 35,40O pounds. A
small family could live conveniently I'M
deg the immense structure. II is l Tee,
high and 10 l-2 wide. Eight men are
required to ring it, and the clapper alone
weighs 400 pounds. II was cast IL
I'LL by the Emperor Joseph l., from
$50 Turkish cannon taken by the Aus.
TRANS. AT the heigh, Of $50 feet is The
clock. In the room with the latter is sta
toned a man to watch for the breaking
out Of fires in the city and suburbs. He
takes the angle by the means of a fine
telescope, and OH a chart prepared for tn.
purpose, finds the street and house. TIL,
alarm is then given. | assembled 10 tn,
top Of the tower, but as il inclines tire.
feet from a perpendicular, and ,rembles
a, the sligh,es. blow. lid not remain
long at SO dizzy height.
Correspondence Of Northern advocate.
A most daring burglary was perpe,ra
ted here on the evening of the 18th inst.
(Sunday.) The Jeweler shop Of Mr.
Smith was entered and articles takel
amounting in the aggregate TO between
800 and $500. The entrance was eli
iected by boring through the back doc
and removing the fastening, and this
appears, was done in the ea,ly part o
the evening while MIR. Smith was a
church. - Fairfield Seni
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
AGENTS..

The following persons are authorized t.
ac. as agents for the .7Ircrtts.r.
+. w. CARR, Philadelphia,
VIsscHER & ScHELL, n. Y City.
r. NJ. BuRNETr, Muscatiae. Iowa.
w. s. SPENCER, Davenport,
THos. VIM, springda.e,
JOHN BoynsToN, Lacton,
RosxRr GowrR, Cedar Bluffs"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY bas recently been
made by Dr. Curtis, ofthis city. in the treatment
of consumption, asthma, ana all diseases of the
lungs. We refer to "Dr Cnrtis's Hygeana, or in
hallhg lily sean Vapor and Cherry syrup" With
this new method Dr. c. has restored MANY asaic
ted ones to perfect health; as an evidence OF
which, ne has innumerab!e certificates Speak
ing OF the treatment physician remarks:--It il
evident that inhaling--constantlr breathing an
agreeable healing vapor the medical prope rites
.hus' come IN direct contact with the whole Of
the aerial cavity of the lungs, and thus e,cape
the many and varied changes produced upon
them when intrpcuced into the stomach, and
subjected to the process of digestion. The Nv
geana Is Tor sale at al the druggists throughout
Jan. l4th.
See advertisement of Medcated Inhalation in
another column of this paper
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
RATES Of ADVERTISING.
DOB w0.2Xa

phlets, Hand Bills, &c, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
sions, Notes, Sc, of superior quality
always kept on hand at this Office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16

BsT Notice the card of w. Elliot
He is a new hand a, the bellows here.
We cannot as yet recommend his work
the way TO find out is to try him.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16

SAVE YouR TEETn.-Dr. Dennis is
now in Upton. He is careful and skill.
full operator with teeth. Now is the time
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
Meat Market!

REEF can be had regularly every Tuesday and
SATURDAY mornings, and MUTTON every Thurs
day, a: tho Raj Real Basaw
GEO HAR RASN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16
The Book Trade in
IOWA.
SCyfOOL BOOKS, BLANK WORKS
WRITING PAPERS, STi7PDAERY
VAL PiPEP

SCyfOOL BOOKS BLANK WORKS,
WRITING PAPERS. STi1fDAERT
VAL PiPER,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
All Of which have been bought in saeh large
quantities direct from the U3lishers and man
ulacturers in the eastern cities and Mt the low
est cash prices that he Is able Go detyali compe-
titiun and can sell to booksellers and mere aaate
q; Chicago and ~ Louis prices,
Ainenr his stock nov in store Or shipped To
him trolu the east may be found
672s Of MeGuiey's Eclectic Readers
$3.50 Sanders pu&-r's ana Denman's do
4gGl Rey's arithmetics ana agebras
2ls5 Thompson,s do do
llSl Davies do do
2Sa! DO Higher Mathematics
Io32 Colbnn's Adams Stoddard's and Smiths
arthmetics
1865 Wells Balloons and krkham's gram.
| 3lH7 Smith Browns Clark's and Pcnueo's DO
1871 Bibles -, rraveT hoDf-s
| 2Gsl Mitekefs smith and Dine - geographic
| 2595 elementary spoilers
! 1891 other school books used in Iowa
| 81 gross slates
| rs Wehstcr's unabridged $40 dietioHfy
| 1921 reams cap letter bill and note pape"
1875 fiat cap and folio post do
| 1911 tissue and wrapping d.
' elsl rolls wall do
! 2194 window 30
4sl qt.. es medium deny and cap laEefs Jour.
T.
6Isl IL bound edgers DAY hoo..s and rec ofd5
! 22I gross ) ass books AMI tuck mamofaAaums
! 7t2 stevi pens
1896 volumes law naca@s
1885 medical do
sl4e5 STANDARD and miscellaneous do
/ I760 note books including shawms Psalmistas
new Carmina saora hslehjah Harp Of the South
sacred melodions DC. Nc.
1891 copies instruction books for the piano organ
mefodeou violin ACCORDION Guitar Nc.
10000 hun white note and card enretnps
Also a lar5e stock OF
gold pens
i fine pocket cutlery
| partemonnaes, pocket bill and
blank books, ladies' retleaes. card ca
ses, furnished wallets, portfolios, Aathe-
matieal instruments, sheet music chess
men, writing desks, &c. &c.
All the above stock
newill sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I at the verv lowest rates.
BOOKSELLERS AND ERcHANIS,
and all others who wish To buy books and sta
tionery, will do we'll TO call and examine h
; stock Tire LARGEST AND BEST sELECI'l
In IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders filed with promptness and at tn
lowest rates.
GJV- Cash paid for rags
R. NJ BURNETT
Muse atine Iowa nib-H
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16

NOTICE
Will be offered at public sale at the Court
House on Saturday the 23d, day If December
next. the following property belonging to the
estate OF Preserved Dakln 10 wit.
One Wagon and Harness.
Two Horses.
Two Feather Beds.
Variety Of Books.
One Gun and other aftcle to tedious to
mentioa--by the Subscriber.
MARY DAktN, Administrative.
M. CHAMBERS, Administrator.
N. B. Terms of sale made known on the day
Of sale.
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Of all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist
ing Of cloths, of foreign ann domestic manafac-
ture, such as broadcIolhs Of French and Amer
lean manufacture; twI,ed colored, plain doe
skin; sattnetts, sheep grew, jeans, tweed and
summer Ware; PRINTS Of The opguEea, MerF..
mac, Fail River aut other principle factor e,
madder caiors Natrentet fast and Of the latest
fashion: cotton goods, factories, maallns, sheet
ings, shlrtlngs, Osnahergs; fancy gods, laeas,
brocalos, .salss silks, satin fringe, gaHze nscr-
tor, lawns, da!afnes, chamhrays bobonet,s,
acone,ts. &c.
WoOLLEN GOODS.
Flannels, Linseys, yalns, shawls, etc IN album
dance. Notions, combs, gloves, infttef4s, com
forts, fahdkeFehiefs, needles, thread, APE, pms
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sagaf, coffee, m"iasses, sail spices, rails
ms, candles, hsl, pepper, indigo, madden &c
HARDWARE
IL tins line tse have all The articles usually
kept by country merchants ard such as Gus
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS s. QUEENSHAR
OF all kinds necessary for The ass # families.
BOOiSS $40
Of al classes, kinds, descriptions and to suit
and * men women and children
HATS * CAPS
70 til The he'd Of customers at al sizes au3 for
a.l cta = II faah, social D. political, including
title iaaest ,ifie ii
KNOW E0rHlEGS
n iasf ta hagesbc largest stock II eaads, cy-
er bro ns.ht e this town, and comprises almost
everything fraL 5oit of osaabulg. Is i steing
Of bead. From a SATIN dress 10 d TAT trap
From { Il agzheed Of sugar to a bias sss,.i4.,-
Frou SIX bat 81 ba,nrt d Nsssls vaI,ers Of
a pa}er II taets VOL, fi.a h'f aunot b
totH. ta4# aE& see i#r-Ns
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-19
CHAPTER vi.

The storm had now nearly subsided, and
nothing told of the late roaring gale except
the long swells of the ocean and snow cap
ped waves, as they hurried and chased each
other in quick succession by the brig. The
sky had again become clear, and the sun
shone out innocently on the element that
was little time back wrought into fury
such as was scarcely seen before, and was
the cause Of horror TO many poor tar
Reginald and Jotham again stood on the
quarter deck.
Wal, said the yankee, who had during
the storm displayed the utmost GOODNESS ant
activity guess as heow we cheated ol,
Dayy that time no do Ibt he thought he,
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The last Love Token.

Accept this ring, dearest Candace, it will re-
mind you of the wanderer. 1 shall leavein half an
hour. Forget me not. Ever your devoted
LEE ALLIENE."
The above little note was handed Candace
Counelle as she was standing in her ROOM
She hastily broke the seal, and found the
parting love token of Lee Alliene. She
hurriedly perused it, and placing the plain
gold ring on her finger, she kneeled and
prayed for her departing lover.
Candace was the younger daughter of
Edward Counelle, who lived retired in his
little white cottage in romantic part Of the
mountains. Candace was not beautiful
She possessed fine open countensnce, ex-
pressive eyes and dark silken hair-yet she
was not beautiful. That she was attractive,
every one must admit. She seemed to live
in an imaginary world. created by her own
fancy, and free from the stern scenes of ev-
ery-day life She had found Lee Alliene
the embodyment of all her ideas Of manly
nobleness. Soon they learned to realize how
dear they were to each other for business
/, connected with his family called him to the
e west, and the painful parting was now over
/ We will not attempt to follow Lee through
D the many excltements, temptations and al
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A negro who was called on as witness
in one of the North Carolina Courts, on be-
ing examined as to the nature of an oath,
was asked if he knew what would be the
consequence here and hereafter if he swore
to lie Yes, said he, ears off and nc
hare in the kingdom
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For the Spirit of the Aoe.

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