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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-23

B6F We have succeeded in borrowing a
copy of /" The D~runkard's Looking Glass"
Will the person who desired us to try and
procure a copy, let us hear from him as to
his object, &c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-23

GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsKA.-The Washing
ton Star says, it is said to be very doubtful
whether Mr.. Burt viii accept this aRncint.
ment rendered him by President Pidree
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MOUNT VERNON AssoCIATIoN.-The Ladies
of Wake are now being called on, we under
stand, for their contributions to the noble pro-
ject of purchasing the venerable country seat
of the yenerated Washington, Mount Vernon,
by the ladies of the United States, in order
that the tomb and its haIlowed enyirons MAJ
become the common property of the people
that it may be preserved from decay and de-
struction. 1t is a good movement, and it wai
a happy hit, to enlist the ladies in the gooC
work. The collections in this county are t,
be made under the supervision of a lady. ap
pointed BY the Presiding lady of the State.
The ladies Of Wake may feel assured TIA
their contributions will be faithfully applied
and as the object commends itself to the heart
of our lovely country-wOmen, we expect then
to do their duty.
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North Carolina Schools.

We are pleased to learn that the examine
ton of the Pupils of Union Male Academy,
at HarrellsviIIe, in HEREFORD county, passed
off in a highly creditable manner, both to
pupils and the excellent Preceptor, Mr.. J. J..
Yeates. Handsome medals were awarded to
the best declaimers, and a chaste and elo-
quent address delivered on the occasion, by
Hon. K. Rayner. The Murfreesboro' Ca
zette, in speaking of this school says:
Mr.. Yeates is regarded by all as an excel
lent teacher and we know of no school in
the county that we would rather recommend
than Union Male Academy. Mr.. Everts, a
gentlemen well known in our county and
who had charge of an Academy in Harrells-
vile some time since, will teach in connec-
ton with Mr.. Yeates at the next session of
the Academy, which commences on the first
Monday in October next.
HA We perceive by the same paper thai
DR.. Hooper, formerly one of the Professors
in the North Carolina University, has accep-
ted the Presidency of the Chowan Female
Collegiate Institute, located at Murfreesbor
ough.
Be Edgeworth Seminary, at Greensbo
rough, We are pleased to see, has opened an
other session with a larger number of pupil,
than ever heretofore attended at the begin
ming of a session. We learn that AZ board
ers have already come in, and several more
engaged to come within a few days.
The success which has attended Edgewortt
under the able and discreet management o.
Prof. STERLING has rendered it necessary tt
increase the number of teachers and to en-
large the building accommodations to mor'
than double their former extent. The corp,
of teachers now consists of eight assistants
in the various departmenes of English ant
classic literature, music, painting, ornamen
tai work, &c.
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BF THOSE Presses that are treating their
readers with choice p~hillipics and refined
billingsgate against that one word-Prohibi-
tion-are shooting shamefully wide of the
mark. 1t has been said that the public press
shapes popular conviction. In a great meas
ure it is so but no honied leaders and de-
signing selections on the part of papers OPP
posing the Reform can ever swerve the pub
lie from going on and onward until they re-
move this most affecting curse-the liquor
traffic. Popular will dare not be disregarded,
for if it be it breaks the forces attempting to
curb it and boldly asserts its invincible SOW
ereignity through another channel.
Let the People rule, for they, and they
alone, are Kingl x
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esp IF that fair young friend ofours woul

RAJ If that fair young friend of ours would
only take half as much pains to correct the
quick temper and indiscreet language of her
companion, as she does to %criticise and ex-
pose her, how soon and easily would they be
corrected and how thankful would she be to
you for your kindness. Passing up street a
few days since, in the rear of two school mis-
ses Just entered on their teens, we overheard
one say-"I'm going to buy som candies,
and Jane - shan't have any. She made
IN ugly mouth at me in school," The other
demonstrated with her and said-O! yes
go and give Jane some the first one she'll
love you then and kiss you, and you'll both
be so happy" A remark worthy of an An
gel. Her hand and heart is prize any man
will be blest in wooing and winning.
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ATdent Sp1f1tS.-father, are you IN the
habit o%fdrinking ardent spirits, in the pres
ence of your children? How, then, can you
with any show of consistency, advise them
against the habits drunkenness? You may
tell them of the horrors of a ~drunkard's life
and the evil effects of an " inordinate' use
Of the a~ccursed beverage but do you sup
pose that they will believe you? Not they.
Will they believe that these things are real
ly so, or as lad as they are represented, if
father loves it so much as to drink it every
day? Will they not infer that father has
another motive, than that by which heseems
to be actuated in giving such advice ? Surely;
they will reason, if this beverage has done
SO much mischief, father would not allow it
to be in our midst. He would keep it away.
But he zoves 1t. No father, your children
woD't believe you, and your example will
prove a burning curse to your family.
Church Mem6ers.-You profess to love,
the Lord Jesus Christ and your fellow
men. But how can you lay claim to a prin-
ciple Of love, in this regard, so long as you
indulge a habit which has proven a curse to
your fellows? You know that ardent spir-
its have been an enemy to God and man !;
how can you regard with complacency, and
hold daily communion with that which has
ruined so many of our fellow-men, and in
duced them to do " the abominable thing
that God hates Z" Church member, pat
that glass down, and aid not the devil in his
work of destruction and death.
Preachers.-What !! Preachers ? Yes,
preachers. lam satisfied there are preachers
who are curse to the church and the world
who are assisting the devil in peopling hell,
by indulging the habit Of quafing the $50.
cioI glass" What can such guides expect
at the day of final retribution? O! what
an account will they have to render. How
mary souls, who have been led through theil
instrumentalitv, to imbibe a habit that haI
ruined them in this world, and damned then
in the world beyond eternity must develop
soul destroying preachers.
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rb GaoEaa 0unpusns aS tfanle daanp gebs paper.

RAILROAD CoNvEHTIoN.-At a Railroad
meeting held atsthq Copper Mines. Polk
comfy. Tennessee on the 18th June last,
the following resolution was passed:
That we hereby recommend a Convention
to be holden at Franklin, N. c., on the 18th
September next, for The purpose Of memoir
ializing the Legislature of said State to char
ter a Railroad commencing at Salisbury and
running West to the Tennessee line in the
direction of Chattanooga
At this meeting, james A. Whitesides.
Of Chattanooga, read an important document
referring to a shorter line of transit from the
Atlantic 10 the productive cotton districts of
North Alabama and Mississippi.
VIM. Bray. Esq, Of London, made some
valuable suggestions and offers to enlist capital
in England to forward the work of opening
a more direct line Of Railroad communica-
ton from the mineral districts of Tennessee
and Georgia to the seaboard.
II the friends of the Beaufort road via
Fayetteville to Salisbury will unite and build
ii, they will connect with the above men
toned road, and reap an immense amount
Of beneft.-N. C~arolinian.
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Frazer's Pills.

a S an An,s.Bi'iors or pn'sativc PHI they ate e
Unsurpassed being gentle in their operation, ahe
leaving tho stomach in free healthy eendluoh;
persons who are suffering isem indigestion ah9
dcranretnen. of,hc stomach can be speedily ane
pernanently cured by the use OF FraaaF's a"'''
athc Pals. ..;,, ..
Read the following, being one OF thousands 81
certificates now in our possession ,ro
WAsn.sarox COUNTY, March ., 1865.
Nessrs. c. T.& W. E. Frass, jT.--Gcntemen:
This IS to certify that some time since was Dc
,scktd with severe and yiolcn; hcad.aehe from
which suffered fer moro than week, IN NE
-aea, time taking different kinds OF p!!!a, phl
WAS completely exhausted 10 strength; Having
heard ofyor. celebrated piils started Tor COOKS
Town. 10 prrchace boz, very much asa'nst me
sg;,hse of,ny friends who advised ne to 60 TO PEG
and have phyrcian sent for. When reached
ranr s,ore Il,id such acute pain in my temples
was hardly able 10 stand. Amer getting oo1
or Mills, 4 immediately took four OF them, acc
In three hours after | was entirely relieved !
continued using them unit, had taken Inc whole
hoy: and now feel permanently cured. ! SIN,
esre,y believe had not taken the pills would
hsve had violent attack offerer. recommend
rr,.cr,s nils among oil others, az the rffy oeSi
pills in tie Worid! r,rr,y
Respec;fu!ly yours, ASA S. HAFELf.
ysrnF,c,ured and sold wholesale and retail!
~ C.T.& ". Z. FRAZER, j.
Druggists and Chemists, CCosslo%n' Pa
and sold BY E. TOWER & Co.
Jun. i, issa. MOrgantolrn, Ia.
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60 DENTISTRY.
DIR. /. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
A....ronn EloNIiSf.

n IspEcTruLLY offers his professional ser
TX, vices 10 the ladies and gentleman OF Nor
,.n,o,yn and vicinity lie il provided with tic 10.
w., ;nn,oyed PORCELAIN TEETH, which vii!
Le inserted on pivot or gold plate to look as"ei'
~ The natural. r, ,..
m. cavities Of drcayed teeth will be dressed
ov. and allied with gold Of the iineSt qualit!,
which will prevent their future decay or acnilis
and render them useful for man. years, and IN
most cases during life. all,
Thetartat and other foreign substances, VII,
u,so be removed, rendering the teeth eieaU' ana
rho run,s and breath sweet aud healthy.
Teeth and s,u,aps Of teeth, which have DC,
!. rom. useless or troublesome, will be extracted
with III, !a,cst aud most approved Instruments,
IN The most careful and scientific manner, ane
with the Iepa, possible pain. In short, he i;
r,e,ared TO attend 10 every thing III tue line oi
Dentistry, and hiG performances VIII DC warrant
81 "a answer al! tho useful and Ornamental Puf.
eosod Of the art.
a..persons desrous Of procuring whole o.
ns.tial setr Of tooth upon reasonable terms, viii
10 well to give him call isa'asaia'e'!' Us N''
caarres are quite moderate.
ilJlOHicn In Shcrratd,s Daguerrean Noom''
com,netcial Buildings, High street.
Rsf.renre.-Drs. kicLanc, Scott BROCK
.lorpautown; Dr.. W. y. Eys,er, Rev .. sed'
~'i1l REV. Moses Tieluel, fairment.
iSo,h aeit Drops, and Powders tor cleansing
,betee,h and preserving the gums are AcPseoa'
S,ah,ly on hand. onof
June II, 1858.
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SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS.
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An Illustrated Record OF Agriculture, Mechanics,
Science, and Useful knowledge.
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should be plainly ,rrittcn. Address
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" Two volumes are published annually
Back numbers and volumes always on hand fol
sale. Single copies 10 cents each, to be had al
nearly all the Book and Periodical Stores in the
country. Specimen copies sent on application.
4 liberal discount 10 The Trade.
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New Goods---Once More 1!

I have iuet returned from phIladeI pll. II.
pue Baltimore, cod an ptepsse, TO sno"
ali who may favor me with a call, rs err ~,
raj and handsome an assortment oil toe''s
as hare ever had, L.
The stock has been purci.ased onthe noes
favorable terms, under the recent reduction
Of prices and pressure in the Eastern noaey
market. 1 have the usual variety Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
Hardware r. Qmeesssscare,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps & Boaae'S'
&c. sc. &c.
I nm determined to sell at short pfoh's'
and TO make up any deficiency By increase
Of sales. shall be glad 10 open accounts
with all responsible men who are wiling 70
close their scroun;s al the end o! the yea''
The Red Post will show you where 10
find me, always ready TO give first.rais bar
gains. D. d. CHAON!Ch'
October o., 1883. Il
PSI hope all indebted to the late firm
of D. II. Chadwiek j. Co. will call and make
settlement withou, waiting TO ba called up
on. D. II. c.
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The PEOPLES Patent Office.

Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions are requested to communi-
cate directly with the editor Of the Peoples
Journal, by whom all the necessary documents
arc prepared with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch. Patent business Of every description
promptly attended to. Persons wishing for in
formation relative to Patents or Inventions may
at all times consult the undersigned, withoui
charge, either personally at his Office, or by let.
ter. To those living at distance he would state
tina, all tho business necessary 10 secure Patent
can be arranged by letter, just as well "a though
the parties were personally present. All consult.
ATOMS and business strictly confidential. Patents
promptly secured in England, France, and o'he:
foreign countries. ALFRED E. BEACH,
Editor of the Peoples Journal, Patent agent,
sc. No Sc Nassau st. New York City.
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Thisis considered the most extensive and per.
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classes on Commercial Law, Political Economy
and Commercial Sciences. What is said OF the
talents aud experience Of the Principal as prac-
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will be touhd in the College Circular.
DufF's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
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THE MONON GALA MIRROR.

lPIRGlNI.t-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Monographs
county, on the frs, Monday in January, 1854
Joseph Collins, Plaintiff, 1
Levi Jones, Defendant,
THE object Of this sui, is TO recover back
a certain sum Of money, which the Pllintlil
paid as the surety Of the Defendant, to vii.
liam J. Wiley
And it appearing, by an affidavit filed in
the cause, that the Defendant is not a resi-.
dent Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of
the Plaintiff, By his attorney, il is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here with
III one month after due publication Of this
order, and do wha, is necessary 10 protect
his interest herein.
And it is further ordered that this order
be published once week, for four success.
i've weeks, in the "Nlonongalia Mirror" q
weekly newspaper, published in Morgan.
town, Monungalia county, aud tina! copy
thereof be posted a. the trout door OF the
Corr House If said county, on The first day
Of The mex, term Of the County Court Of said
county. copy tes,e: G.S. RAY, Crk.
Wiley, Attorney for PHI.
January ID, 1854. 230.5t.
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Let the People know

THAT E. W. TOWER @ Co. kee, s,r.
s;an,ly on hand the largest and Bee. ,srS,;:
men, OF School, Theological, niiseellapeouS,
and Blank Books, ever seen in thin section 81
country. Call ana sec us and yox ~! /. flrs
10 buy. They have Just become
Agents for The American Bible Society,
And have onLand complete .ssornen, Of
their cheap and beautiful family Bibles, to
Ssll'to Tic Rich osd gire to Me Poor!
They have. also, any quantity Of Drugs.
Medsines, Piirti, Oils, Va,nishst.
Bl,eking, Lemon Syrup, Fancy.
Soaps, Soap Powder, lax,
Paint and tsrnish BruIS.
es, &C., &c. E...
Also, the largest, cheapest ind eest stock OF
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARs.
In the n,rket-Wholeyalc aud Retail.
Az who wish to purchase ei.hs, lssss o.
small 10! Of
Groceries,
will DO we'll to call and examine :hei, UNEQUAL.
led assortment. Prime n. o. Sugar :. from S
tos cents, by the hogshead, barrel or single
pound. z. W. TOWER G Co.,
comras'c!s! Buildings, Moresatowu, Va.
June rs, 1859.
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Villa" G 6. S'o"''} IN cnAsoEnr.
John FELTON,, Jun.,)
Henry FELTON,, Daniel FELTON,, Samuel W.Felton,
Caleb FELTON,, Michael Whe.scl & Elizabeth his
wife (Iate Elizabeth FELTON,, Gilbert Boyics and
Joanna his wife llatG Joanna Felton,, Benjamin
Judun and Sarah his wife (atc Sarah FELTON,
children ard heirs at law Of John FELTON,, decd,
also Henry FELTON,, as Administrator of the said
John FELTON,, deed.
Al special Term Of tho Circuit Court coniin-
ued and held in and for Preston county on We'd
nesday the SO,h day Of March, 1855, it was I'D.
Judged, ordered and dccEecd that the Report Of
Master Commissioner Sigler be rccommltted to
one of,he Master Commissioners OF this Court to
settle tho accounts oil Henry FELTON, accordirgto
the rules adopted By the Court Of Appeals-that
said Commissioner also ascertain whether the
Complainants judgmcn, was tho debt of the said
John Pel,un and John FELTON,, jr.. or whether it
was the individual debt ofthc said John FELTON, or
Of John FELTON,, il.
The parties to the above sui; and all others in
,cres,ed will take notice that shall proceed, on
Monday, the 10Th day january, 1854, in my OIL
fee IN kingwood, Virginia, to comply with the
requirements of tho above decree. Given under
nv hand the Goth day OF December, 1888.
4. EDWARD c. BUNKER,
Dec. 81, 1853. Master Commissioner.
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o.. W.. TOWER d. Co.

Commercial Buildings, Morgan,own,
Have jus, received, and new osot at low pr.
Geo, wholesale and retail, large stock Of TO
BACCO and SEGARS, comprising the following
kinds, 10 wit :-Langhove & Son and Charles FL.
Isis Gold Leaf ID. Lumps. Uncle Ned Twists,
and J. I. Reefc's Jenny Lind Twist,
J. Prichard's 5s, ST., los, Lump,;
James Riley's do. do. do. do.
IT,. Moncure L Co. do. do.
Sheffield do. DO. do. do.
Tom Burr do. do. do. do.
10 Hune do. do. do. and ID Jumps
Clay F + do. do do. do
1900 Cathedral Cigars;
10000 Spanish and ha!fspanish ditto;
$500 Fortunate ditto;
1000 iiaIfSpanshJ. cpyhers' Taper;
10000 common ditto, &c. &c.
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500 AGENTS WANTED,
$1,000 A YEAR.

VNTANTED IN EVERY COUNTY Of
w the UNITED STATES, active
and enierprisiDg men, 10 engage in the
sale OF some Of the bes, Books published
in the country. To men of good address,
possessing a small capital OF from s25 10
800, such inducements vii! be offered as
to enable them 10 make from So 70 slOs
day profit. 81, rF.5
q The Books published by us are all
useful in their character, extremely pop.
nlar, aud command large sales wherever
they are offered.
For further particulars address, postage
paidl, LEARY & GETz,
Publishers Of subscription Books.
No. 1856 North Second Street, philadelphia.
September 8, 1858.
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1000 Book Agents Wanted

INTELLIGENT and INDUSTRIOUS MEN
WANTED in every par, Of the U, States 10
engage in the sale Of the best assortment Of
ILLUSTRATED
POPULAR AND USEFUL BOOKS,
published in the cOuulry.
Men Of good address, having small cap.
ial Of from S25 to 500, can do well by en-
gaging in this business, as the inducements
are Of the most liberal character.
For further particulars address. (postage
paid, ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
ISL William street, New York.
October 10, 1853. =.
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Cheap Grocery

opposite the Courthouse, in Aiorgantown, new
and well assorted stock Of Groceries,
CONFECTIONER1E
And such other articles as they have been in
the habit Of keeping, together with something
additional and nelr, which they offer to sell on
the mos, reasonable terms.
We deem it unnecessary to undertake to emu
mcratc the great variety Of articles we have on
hand, but would respectfully invite all who wish
anything in our line to give us call.
Oct. l3, 1858. X. L. & n. BERKSHIRE.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED.

n N Agent is wanted in every tOwn and county
n ihc Limited States, to sell the most popular and
sa,ea5is books ever published, including several
r"w works with finely coiored plates, also the
works Of r. S. At ur, including Arihur's Cot
tsSs Library, 10, 10 copies Of these popular Sc
rex Of books, have been sold In the last Smonths.
The largest commission paid to enterprIsing and
iudurtrieus men, who can now have an oo7ptorsu'
nifty for doing pleasant and profitable business
seldom offered.
Each Agcn, has exclusive control of the sale
Of our publications for the town or county he may
agree 10 canvass. For particulars apply person.
J,W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North i,h street, Philadelphia
October %, 1858. si9Vmo
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azEDECGL C.gRD.
DRs. WILEY & DUNN,

DE0C. "lLLL1 ~ 'SANN
TApING associated thcmselvcs in the prac.
III ticc OF Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens Of MoTsn.
tewn and vicinity.
DIR. WILEY is we'll known to this ccrmu.
nity DR.. DUNN is recently from East OF the
Mountains, and has been engaged in tho practice
Of Medicine for twenty-five years. He would
respectfully refer TO tho following professions
gentlemen -
Cumberland, Nd.
Samuel P. Smith, 81. D. George 9. Perry, NJ. D.
Thomas Ilealey, {" - Daugher,y,
Patrick Healey, " Reuben Moore,
Jas. NJ. Smith, "
Robert Daily, Oldtown, Md.
Hugh Mcl;uire, Winchester, Va.
Townsend Clayton,
John Snidcr, Romney, Va.
- Pratt,
Jas. Alternately, - Springfield, Va.
LIZ, Moore, ftankford, Va.
- KGcklcy, do.
" Office in Evans's Buildings, on the
Public Square.
MorgantOwn, Va. Oct. 90, 1858. .l9T