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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-04
Editors Table.

HoT Corn; OR LIFE SCENES IN New YoRK.
We have received from the Publishers, thro'
Mr.. Pomeroy, Bookseller, Raleigh, a copy of
this truly interesting and valuable work. As
q temperance tale it has no equal. 1t is a
work for the Preside of every family; a book
that commends itself to the heart. We ex-
pect to make liberal extracts from it for our
columns in the mean time we advise every
one to buy the work. The book can be had
of MIR. Pomeroy or the Publishers, Dewitt &
Davenport, l60 and 162, Nassau st. N. Y
Price 81 %.
MECHANICS: Their Principles and Appli-
cations.-DeWitt & Davenport have sent us
an elegantly bound and neatly printed volume
OF the above title, edited by Oliver Byrnc. 1t
Is written In a plain and practical style, and
abstrusc mathematical and technical terms
nave been dispensed with, bringing the work
within the comprehension of those who pos
sess merely an ordinary English education.
1t contains numerous illustrations, and is
worthy of a careful perusal. Price IS cents.
Address Dewitt & Davenport, 160 and 162
Nassau ST., New York-or w. L. Pomeroy,
Raleigh.
GRAnAM's MAGAzINE.-The January num-
be- has been received. 1t contains nearly one
hundred and fifty pages, and is splendidly IL
Illustrated. One of the richest engravings we
have seen is the Equestrian Statue of General
jackson. Graham is determined to occupy
the highest position among the American
aiGAA q - n ~ = e%nsuring
success he has made immense outlaysN root
commencement of 1854. There is now ~
competition among the publishers of Maya
zines, and it requires means, enterprise, tai
ents and taste to keep up with the progress
of the age. Graham never lags, but is always
in the front rank, pushing forward with I'M
paralleled energy and perseverance, determi-
ned to lead. He deserves unbounded success.
Let him have it.
The BALLOT Box.-The above is the title
of a sheet published in the town of Green's
boro', by Mr.. /. f. Disosway. The object of
the work will be gathered from the Adver-
tisement in another column, and of which we
: have heretofore spoken in commentator.
BA- We have received the first number OF
5 the L" Gazette" a handsome and well-printed
5 newspaper, published in Murfreesborough
6 North Carolina, by Messrs Drinkard & Fra
: etas. 1t is strictly neutral, and it's editorials
i and selections are in good taste. The leading
: editorial in the number before us is entitled
/" Historical Sketch of Murfreesboro and its
] MISUNDERSTANDING some facts in rela
ton to the locality which have never beer
u before made known in any history of the State
e ever published.
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THIS Institution is situated in the beautiful, qui-
ct and Happy Valley of the Yadkin, seven miles
north of Lenoir, Caldwell county, N. c. The
healthy location-high-toned morality Of the neigh
hood, general intelligence, liberality and indus-
trious habits of the citizens, make it one of the
most eligible points for a Male School in the " good
Old North State" The Spring session will COM
mence January 5th, 1854.
Tuition in advance, Classics, SIS 90
English, $40 and $l2 so
Boarding in the best Of families, including
all necessary expenses, $50 90
E. w. FAUCETTE, Prin.,
Fort Defiance, N. c.
Dec. Q, 1858. I5-3tpd
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INSTITUTE.

THE next session of this Institution will open on
the first Thursday of January. The Principal is
assisted by thoroughly educated Graduates of dis
tinguished Southern Colleges) and experienced
Teachers. The Institute is provided with q Laber-
atory containing an Apparatus which cost $700-a
Library of about 1900 volumes, and a Cabinet Of
Minerals and Fossil, numbering between 7 and 500
specimens. Terms: Tuition Z, 10 and Is dollars
per session. Board 81 per month, including wash
ing, fuel, rooms and servants attention. For fur
Their particulars, address
Rev. GEO. NJ. OVERHEARD, Pricipal.
Dec, 9, 1853. 15-5t
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

Mr.. EDITOR AS the City Election is close
to hand, l propose the following ticket for
Commissioners, composed for the most part
of our present efficient Board, viz:
For the Eastern Ward-Messrs. Eldridge
Smith, NJ. B. Register.
For the Middle Ward-P. T. Pescud, Ira
Beckwith, John Primrose.
For the Western Ward-A. NJ. German,
S. W. Whiting.
We believe the old Board has been faithful
in executing the wishes of the people, so far
as it has been able to dose, and we believe it
will be sustained and t~riumphantly ~re-elec-
ted by A LARGE MAJORITY.
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WANTED.
Innishurg 9rmaIr 5Eminnrg

FRANKLIN CUUNI1, N. =.
A. II. RAY, Principals and Teachers
JANE Array, IN the Solid Branches.
Miss S.P. ADAMS, Piano, Vocal Music,
Draaoing and Painting.
Miss NJ. L. peasants, Penmanship,
English Branches.
Miss A. E. KIMBRo', Guitar, Eng. Branches.
THE next Session begins the LIST Monday in
i January. Board and washing, $45 per session.
Tuition as formerly. The situation has superior
advantages as regards health and good society
Persons desiring further information will have q
Circular forwarded on application to the Principal.
JOHN d. HAWKINS,
President of the Board.
December /, 1858. 14-ly
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MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES

REV. WI. VAN EATON, A. NJ, PRINcIPAL-
THos. p. SUMMERS, Assistant.
R GEANETTE f. REID,
In charge of the Female Department.
Miss ANNIs NJ. SPEER, Assistant.
Our next session viii open on Monday 'He
9th of January. -
1t is important that ali young ladies ana ecu ecu
tlemen wishing to enter, be present3n ~ :.
day of the session, or as soon Thereafter q ="
cumstances will permit.
All will be charged from the time OF ehsS
ing to the close of the session, and no oeuue.
ton will be made for absence, except IN cast9
of protracted sickness. Board can be had WIN
the Teachers, if preferred; Gentlemen WIN
Dir. Van Eaton, and ladies with Mrs Reie) at
the reduced price Of $l,25 per week or II 9e-
sired, good board may be obtained at the no
Lei. or in many private families in the village
or in the immediate vicinity, at the same re-
Rocks and Stationery will be furnished the
students at customary prices. =
The entire expenses varies from S
sss.75 per session of five months. !,
ExrRAs-Music SIS Guitar Si2; FfTncI
and Painting in water %cOlOrs, each
lhroicaary s.
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6rnar 9RmaIr sn5titntr.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, n. c.
THE Fifth Session OF this School will commence
! (under the charge of Miss Harriet N. Adams,)
on the 1st Monday in January next. The situation
is one of the most healthy in the State, eight miles
south of the White Sulphur and the Shocco Springs.
The young ladies viii have every facility afforded
them in the prosecution of their studies, and will
be under the immediate care of Miss Adams and
Mrs. Branch. both in and out of school. This In
stitution is of the first order, and those who avail
themselves of its advantages will not be disappoin-
ted.
Those residing in the lower counties, who desire
health and comfort, together with a good opportu-
nifty of obtaining useful instruction, both in Liter
airy and ornamental education, will do well to give
this school q trial.
Address WIN. J. BRANCH,
Touishurp. N G.
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Dec. so, 1853.

TRANES CREEK ACADEMY, Moore COUNTY. ",
" C--The second session of this school, located
nine miles east of Carthage, and near the Fayette-
vile and Western Plank Road, will commence on
Tuesday, the Sd of January next.
Tuition payable in advance, SIS, so, $12 so and
SIS per session.
Students can be prepared here for the University
of North Carolina.
Board and washing can be obtained in the neigh
borhood, convenient to the Academy, at from 5 to
81 per month.
For further particulars direct (post paid to the
Principal, Cranes Creek P o, N C..
A. R. BLACK, Principal.
December 18th, 1853. 18-5t.
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Cedar Grove Academy.

THE Spring Session of this School, situated eight
miles north of Hillsborough, will M on the
9Th of January next, and continue twenty-one
weeks.
Terms.-Tuition in Latin, Greek, &C., SIS 90
English, 10 90
Board, mcIdulng Washing, az, calf 03 Id, go
venient to the Academy, at $32 so per session. NJ
w. w. Allison, Immediately at the Academy, wi
take boarders at $35 90 per session.
S. w. HUGHES, Principal.
December q, 1858. 18-1t
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DIED.

On tho 17thatthe residence of her husband,
in this county, Mrs. Courtney Whitaker, con-
sort of Saml Whitaker, ST., in the 65th year
of her age.
- 1t is our painful! duty to record the
death of Col. VIM. H. Hines, of Edgecombe
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THE Subscriber has constantly on hand a large
supply of MARBLE, for the erection of MONU-
MENT, TOMBS, HEAD STONES, &C., and is pre-
pared at all times to attend to all business in his
line. Orders from a distance viii be promptly and
faithfully attended to. GEO. LAUDER.
Dec. IL, 1858. 15-1y pd
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HARRINGTON'S
Malt mn GRmalR 5Gbunl.

ETNHE second session of this School viii open on
the 9th day of January next, and close the I'd
of June. From the highly fattering patronage
which it has received, the subscriber has been in
duced to employ an Assistant in the Male depart
ment, and the public may be assured that the sons
of those who may patronise this School shall re-
ceiye every attention necessary to insure rapid pro-
gress and a thorough knowledge of their studies
But as mental without moral instruction is often
deleterious, Lectures Of a christian character will
from time to time be delivered before the whole
body of students.
Pressed by the solicitation of numerous friends,
the subscriber has resolved to establish a Female
School of high character. He is DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning some IL or Is young ladies as b%oarders,
for whom he is preparing and will soon have COM
pleted ample accommodation. He promises moth
ing extra fine, but will supply to his bOarderS
lights, bedding, fuel and washing, large and well
ventilated rooms, and a plenty Of good ichOlesoms
food, at Sc so per month, or if paid in advance,
$50 per session.
For the satisfaction of parents, Reports respect
ing department. and progress of students will be
sent out twice during the session.
The Academies, newly erected, occupy an eleva-
ted and healthy position, in the long leaf pines,
near the place formerly known as I" McMillan's A.
cademy," on the Branch of the F. & w. Plank
Road running to Evans's Mills. The neighborhood
is moral, healthy, andintelligent.
Board lights, washing, bedding and fuel inclu-
ded,) can be had near the Academies at from s. to
to So 80 per month.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

AA0AS
SINCE OUR "A IssUE.-$I A B Honeycutt.
Gold Hill; Joseph Kerney, Franklinton; A
l. Herren, w P WEIGH, Waynesville; J r
Mckenzie, StewartsviIle Geo w West, Kin
stoa; Miss NJ NJ Waller, Granville; j
Tucker, Va; WI Walker, Ark H G Nc
Lean, McDonald's Mills | jordan, M Or
mond, Hookerton Miss nj j Sinclair. st
PauPs; G Edwards, Snow Hill; l T Gallo
way, EMS ERoads A D Mears, Lumberton;
W c hill, Patrick C II; Allen and A w Belts
Cumberland; John Pugh, LinSley's Store
- - mnwh; CD Clegg,
YPittsboro'; E Aired, FfNhRlinsville Rev NJ
L Douglass, Guilford; SIC Farrar, Boydton
] w Toney, Warrenton; G w Pegram, Chalk
Level Mrs s F Traynham, Roxboro'; j I
Robertson, Rockingham co; NJ Melchor, K
G Miller, Stanly A Hammer, Fentress Miss
E j Pope, F L Gum, j B Thompson, Lum-
berton S Newman, Person CIV Woodland,
Nash; W B Thompson, Leesvillc; w FL
Weaver. Willimsboro'; j E Baker, Tarboro';
NJ H Gwynn, Tenn r H Hill, Miss w R
Gay, SummervilIe S G; DR. J A Sheriff., Noun
tain Creek; J H Abingdon, Franklin; j Hurt,
Walnut Lane; ] NJ Houser, Pennington
Rev j Watts, Taylorsville; S D Collins,
Caldwell pc; T. Taylor, Hillsboro'; Geo
Winston, Franklinton F Powell, H Best,
Snow Hill John AIphin, Sunsbury i; I R
rDarden, Somerton G w Lane. Colerain 81
from w Turner, Iredell, for subscribers, and
ST. for Lecturers IS W w Foote. Catawba
View; S. Edwin o Ballard, Coffeevile; 81 L
M Barrier, Cabarrus S. H A Cope, Unior
Town, Ala; SO w G Jordan. Hamilton, fo
; Adv; So j w Terrell. Qualla Town So "
Camp, Shelby 50 E,H Overton, Staunton
81 Perseverance Div So G V Odon, Somer
ton: s. JIG Tehy$ Richmond CO S. j I
: Parrot, Kinston +; SAD B Kimball, Nutbush
SIS H S Mcneil, Manchester; $5A P Yancey
Murfreesboro'; SIC w Moseley, louisville
So DR. w M johnson, Alamance 81 j
Fennell, Lisbon; 81 B Dantry, Benefits
/ Roads; John A Patterson, Concord j
Reed. WOodville.
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Strayed or Stolen,

From the Subscribers stables, a small Black MARE,
between the age of Z and 0 years, with a little
white in her face-no other particular marks recol-
lected. understand said Mare was raised in Or
ange County, of this State, where she may endeavor
to go. I will pay all reasonable charges for taking
up said animal, boarding and Informing ne of the
fact, either by letter or otherwise, at this Office
Hookerton, Green County, N. G.
JAMES MOORE.
Dec. 1853. 1S-2t pd.
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VM. J. BRANCH,
Louisburg, N. G.
GRANVILLE INSTITUTE,
Near Staunton Depot, North Cslfoli1
mo w ROOTH Pp

o~AAESA OOPN5 N&rOlna.
JNO. w. BOOTH, PRNHC1pu
TNIIS Institution is situate1I = Of the most
= eIeYated' neathy sectIRs of the State and in
Adjoining Bethel > g the best soslety. OF
inc coanlf5; j nasDfvcatfon eve.sSF HsF5 desirable
and a~ffording every facility for moral and intellec-
tual improvement.
The air is pure. the water the best and every way
the School is a promising one.
The Sd Session will commence on the second
Monday in January next; and the Trustees have
reason to hope from the present patronage and the
general satisfaction expressed by all, that their en-
deavors to establish a good school, has been emil
nently successful.
The Principal has been engaged in this and SINH
lar Institutions for several years, and has chosen
this pursuit as his avocation for life, and is both a
gentleman and scholar of no ordinary attainments.
Very eligible board may be had with the Princi-
pal, or near the Institute, for Sc per month, fuel
and lights included.
TERMS:
Classics and Mathematics, SIS 90
Higher English Branches, 10 90
Primary English, so
W. A. EATON, Pres't.
d. P. PAsCHALL, Sec'y. 15-4t
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SETH MARCH, Norfolk, Va,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Of phich an extended notice mill he o;rou mort ,cosI.
Read RlEIISo

Il Subscriber wishes to employ, either by the
month or year, a good Coach Painter and Trimmer.
Any one desiring the situation will either call and
see me personally, or address me by letter, at Tabs
Creek P. o., Granville county, N. C.
S. L. HAYS
Dec. so, 1853. 19-om.
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Farmers
II A QUARTERS.

NO.. IL, WATER STREET.
n GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, BAR and
"A Bundle Iron, Cart and Wagon Boxes.
Springs and Axles, Anvils, Bellows, Vices.
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, Horse Shoes,
Horse Nails, Chain Pumps. dc.
5000 Cast Iron Plows of all sizes and patterns,
embracing some of the best in the country.
200 Cultivators, with Steel, Wrought and Cast
Iron Hoes.
$50 Harrows, Of Gedder premium, IA to so
teeth, square. hinge, expanding, stationary,
oval teeth, &c.
$50 Corn Shelters, [boxl with one and 2 fly
wheels, large hoppers and well made, the
best III market. Also the Virginia Shelter,
acknowledged by practical men the best in
use for wear and tear; other good kinds also
on hand.
100 Straw Cutters, Hoyey's, Sinclair's, Tay-
lor's, Smiths Premium, &c.
100 Corn Planters, two varieties, warranted to
work well.
so small Seed Sewers
! SD Ok Yokes, premium at Raleigh
so hand Hominy MfIfs, premium at RafeIgn@
20 Horse Rakes, premium at Raleigh
so Subsoil Flows, premium at Raleigh
Diplomas Of the above may be seen at the
Depot.
HORSE POWERS, Thrashers, Grist Mills,
and every variety Of machine for farmers may
be seen there, as well as a thousand small things
useful and necessary for farm use, oil of which
will be sold at low prices.
BORUM d FISHER,
IL Water Street.
NorfoIk Dec 10 1883. p
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R6@ The last Greensboro Patriot contains
the report of Prof. Jackson on the Coal Mines
of Deep River. He givesa very flattering &C.
count of the mineral wealth Of that region of
the State. The Editor of the Patriot says that
he has farther reports of Prof Jackson which
he will lay before his readers in his next issue.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Quite a melan-
choly accident has befallen our vicinity. The
steamer Marlboro bursted her boilers this
morning with a fearful explosion. Unfortu-
nately, her Captain, Captains mate, engineer,
pilot, and two ofthe hands, were killed almost
instantly. Several others were wounded
some very seriously and others perhaps fatally ;
two others slightly. The Immediate cause of
this explosion has not yet been ascertained.
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THE Subscriber wishes to employ a Teacher quail
fled to prepare boys for College. The situation
will probably be permanent. Salary, $500 per an
mum, with board. III. III. ROBINSON.
Elizabeth Town. N r. nao 9th 1872 10 o.
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NoW's YOUR TIME. From n. Y. per shr.
IN J.. P. Smith q Ben.
As boxes ada. Candles;
10 boxes sperm do;
10 kegs Of best Goshen Butter
Is boxes of prime Cheese;
20 Stewart, Bassing & Co., hard ass'd Candies
Low for Cash, at GEO. II. KELLEY'S.
Jan. 2. 1854. 1S7utf
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Out Of the tavern I've just stepped tonight /;
Street! you are caught in a very bad plight:
Right hand and left hand you're both out OF
place
Street, you are drunk, tits a very clear case.
Moon, tits n very qheer figure you cut
One eve Is staring while the other is shut.
Tipsy, / see and you're greatly to blame /;
Old as you are tits n horrible shame.
Then the street lamps what q scandalous sight!
None of them soberly standing upright
Rocking and staggering why on my word,
Each Of the lamps is as drunk as a lord.
All is confusion now isn't it odd?
Nothinp is sober that | see abroad.
Sure it were rash with this crew to remain
Better not 60 to the tavern again.
n.y. " Nothing looks worse on \ lady than
darned stockings. "-Female Writer.
The " Age" wishes to observe that stock
ings which need darning, look much worse
than darned ones. A chap at our elbow
whispers, " darnod if they don't"
YourH BE-STowE-D.-"I say, Ma
What now, dear Charley ;"
Was Uncle Tom the husband of Aunty-
Slacery"
Tut, nonsense, child Here, Bridget, be-
stowe Charley in his bed, and bring me Mrs
Harriets key from the dining room"
Yes Num-"
A CLEAR stream reflects the poisonous
shrubs on its shore, but remains unsuliiec
Inv them; so be it with our hearts
nSy- Here is a variation of an old quota
ton applicable, we think, to certain newspa
per scribbling of the day:
"Ul fares the land, to Fastening Ills a prey
Where WORDS accumulate and THOUGHTS a'
cay
TnrC oSrEss1ovAL.-(Sccn Sabbath Schoo
Prime old maid ofthirty nine teaching a
aokioard girl Of sirteen.")
"Come, Lucy, tell me what belt spells
" DOESN'T know, Marin"
"How stupid you are, Lucy! what is p
round your waist almost every day2 Spc'
out. and don't look 50 sheepish. Answer m
Lucy-what is put round your waist "lm'
every day2"
phil Singles arm was last night, but
didn't kiss me but three times.
Old maid gasps and tries to blush
ISsuRAvcE.-We propose thas the nj
LEGISLATURE incorporate a Company to inst
women against dying old maids. We wo'
suggest that, in the event the Bill is pass
,bere be n scale Of Premiums, differing
oordinr to looks and disposition. Smart
DIV. sweot-temperod girls might be safely
sured for two per cent, while Ill Ina
~spinters wouldn't expect 1t under ten'
cases where snuff is used we would favor
and a half per cent. extra being charged
Esq. Whitaker would make a duck of a z
ident the Junior Of the Age" speak
advance for the Secretary's chair and, 81
handsome men are to be its officers, perh
DouJ might do for Treasurer.
NY An Amateur hung himself the o
Sunday with a chord of music. He was
%tunately cut Town with q sharp east win
rsy- Age without cheerfulness, is a fir
Lapland without a sun. Old age we me'
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o
Neatly executed Al this Once,
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Select Classical and Mathematical School.
WARRENToN, NC.
R. A. EZELL, A. NJ, PRINcIPAL.
Assisted by competent Instructors.
mHE Spring Session will m on the
4 second Monday in January, 1854.
L s.
Roard Cor The session Of Eve months. $50 90
Fuel and Lights in Room, %
Tuition in Languages and Mat emaiies, AZ ~
do in English Branches, ~
do in French, lextral OOo
Fuel in school Room. 70
For particulars see Catalogue.
WarFenton, Dec. IS, 1853. Io-4a
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49,.
THE ~BALLOT-BOA.

THE BALLOT-BOA.
COMPILED by the Rev. DIR. DEEMS.
ThE Subscriber is about to publish a single sheet,
i tn size of the g Spirit of the Age" contain
ing as .1rge an amount as possible, OF facts, s1alls-
ties and arguments in favor Of the P~ROH1BIT1ON
OF THE TRAFFIC IN ARDENT SPIRITS BY
LAW. He has engaged the services of the Grand
Worthy Patriarch of the S. Of in North Carolina,
to compile the matter, whose familiarity with the
subject and The wants of the people, is sufficient as
surance that The publication viii be adapted to the
present positi IN of the Temperance question IN
this State.
~ n is intended to make this just the poper
pkich should 90 into the hands Of erery roteT %
North Carolina, Scho cd;' read.
rs TERMS cents a single copy, postage
stamps will be taken) 81 for fifty, 81 a hundred;
SIS a thousand Cash must accompany orders, and
letters must be postpaid. 1t will probably be
ready for delivery as early as the appearance OF
this notice. Address
J. F. DIS0SWAY,
Dec. IL. 1858. II61 Greensboro, NC.
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Dec. IA, 1855: sa!T qua uosn, Ill