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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-18

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
3Olbs Aeetic Acid 6 OF Elaterium (Clut)
Benzoic !" 20 Rolls Emp Adhesive
10 i" Citric !" All kinds Of Extracts and
% OF Hydros@yanic do CONNECTIONS
5 Carboy's S~ulphuric do 50lb Hofman's Anodyne
3 do Nitric do 10 "Fowler's Solution
3 do Mur1atic do p "Gourlard's Ext lead
90 lbs Sulphuric Ether 10 "Iodine
5 Carboy's Spts Nitre 10 iodine Potassae
4 Boxes Tartaric Acid 10 g" Citrate Iron
5Carboy's Aqr Ammonia 20 OF do do and Qui.
2 do Spts do 20 " Lactate do
SO lbs Carbonate do so "Balsam Copaiba
25 " Lilo Ammonia 100 " Quinine
Tartar Emotic 10 doz Seidletz Powders
I" Puly Antimonialis 100 gals Castor Oil
5" Colder Sulphuratd do 100 " Flor Sulphur
IS " Blue Mass 10 bbls Glue
10 " Sub Nit Bismuth 5" Printers Glue
50 " Calomel [Optl 20 lbs Opium (Turky)
Is " Gum Camphor Shakers Herbs
20Os Chloride Lime so {. Gum Arabic
20 % Chloroform Is do AssafOetida
so " Peruvian Bark Bale SIENNA Alix
PATENT MEDICINES.
so doz Mexican Mustang II doz Horseman's Hope
Linament II " Carriers Spanish
81 " HooAand's German Mixture
Bitters 6 " Gray's Ointment
A large supply of Drs. 10 " Green Mountain dc
Jayne's and Roses A large supply Of Great
Medicines kept con- enberge Medicines
stantly on hand r R R Remedies, and in
1 gross Ayers Cherry Pee fact almost every kind
torain~~ Of Patent Medicine
"a doz Browns EssenceI that can be called fol-
of Jam Ginger elsewhere.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
124kegs Pure White Lead so lbs Chrom Green Dry
90 Extra do and in Oil
40 " Mol do so " Crom Yellow do
25 " Zinc Paint 25 " Prussian Blue
l Dbl Drop Black 4 bbls Linseed Oil
1000 Yellow Ochre l &" Copal Varnish
2 casks Spanish Brown 10 cans Coach do
2 " Venetian Red l Dbl Japan do
5 kegs Red Lead l " Black do
) =" Litharge &C., &c, &C.. &c.
HOO lbs Putty
GLASS WARE, &c.
so gross Walls, assorted lbs boxes French and A
5 crates 3 hhds of Drug merican Windo'
gists shop Furniture Glass.
PERFUMERY, &c.
We have a very large assortment of Perfumer
and Toilet articles, which we will sell very low.
We would say to all Physicians who wish to RI
plenish their stock, that they may confidently rel
upon getting the besto of articles, as the whole of OIL
assortment was purchased under the immediate 81
peryision of the senior partner of the firm (who
a druggist, is second to none in the State) with Q
pecial reference to their purity, medicinal actor
and adaptation to the purposes required, and al
with the utmost regard to their meeting the appro,
al of customers and consumers. Having said th
much, we make our bow to the Public, whom "
hope to be able to call a generous one.
AMARIAH B. VAUGHAN,
JOHN SWAMI MOORE
Goldsboro', Nov. Z, 1858. 10
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GOLDSBORO' DRUG STORE.

VAUGHAN d MOORE, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Goldsboro', N. c., wish to impress up
on the minds of the citizens not only of Wayne
County, but the whole of this portion Of the State,
that they have on hand, and are daily receiving one
of the largest and most select stocks of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass,
&C., that has ever been offered for sale in North
Carolina. They call attention to the following cat
aloguo, which, though imperfect in itself, will con-
vey a faint idea of their assortment, viz:
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
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CLIN o N

Norfolk, Dec. Is. 1853.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

of Board of Trustees.
Clinton Dec. IA, 1858. If go
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-18
ISAAC PR TER
MERCHANT TAILOR

September, 20, 1858.
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Sold in Raleigh by WILLIAMS & Hay
WOOD, p. f. PESCUD, and Druggists and
dealers in Medicine every where. 3-4m
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XVTATCHES AND JEWELRY.-W
AEGIaIangAN EOEIEIho
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

November S, 1858.
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HRible VS.. InhdeIity.n

Mr.. HATrox:-I have just finished
reading recently published book, entl'
tied "a defence Of The the Billie, against
Modern Ipfdelity," consisting of sundry
speeches by Elder Jonas Hartzel, in de-
bate with Joseph Barker.
After somewhat careful examination
Of this work, was SO we'll pleased with
its contents. that at once resolved to re-
commend it TO my fellow citizens--and
especially to all Christians, as in this
work they will find triumphant vindi'
cation of the Divine authenticity of the
Sacred Scriptures, by which, and thro
which, all Christians expect and hope to
realize magnificent Immortality in the
spirit world.
am not properly informed, but be-
lieve the book can be procured of the au'
thor, who resides at Hopedale, in this
county. L.
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OHIO PHONETIC ASSOCIATION

The Semi Annual meeting of Ohio
State Phonetic Association will be held
at GAINESVILLE on the 7th of July next, the
day after the meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association.
Mr.. Benn Pitman, of Cincinnati. Pres
ident of the Association, and Mr.. Will
liam s. Coggeshall will deliver address
es on the occasion. Able committees
will report upon the moral bearings of the
Spelling Reform; and upon srelation to
the spreading Of Christianity among for
eigners and the heather. by means of the
Bible and Missionary labors
wMr. Coggeshall's Lecture, which
will be on the Need and availability oi
the Phonetic Reform will probably bt
delivered on the evening of the 9th Of Ju'
ly.
G. S Royce, Chairman Erec~ti0e Com
n;ttee May 20h, 1854.
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NEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or
1S eXrortion, 10 calOmel. DR. TowNsEND's uni
yersu health pills. Each Box contains 100 Pills. at
the asonishngly reduced rate of 2o cents per box.
The poor need 10 longer he without the remedy tor
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, Justly
bainis be PhiIautlropist, and the Great Pioneer
i'll the work Oi providing ior the suffering not only
an lnlallbIe remedy, but of placing this remedy
within the meuns oi all, howeyerd destitute their con
dition
The Pills may be used with safety nt all times:
they aiC never violent III their operation, but always
through and efficient This desirable result is ac-
mpIished without the aid Of Caomel, the many
drastic purgatiyes usually employed. The public
may assured that Mercury, in OF Its forms,
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARlLl1A,i in highly concentrated state,
forms prominent ingredcnG he remaining lngre-
dcnts are 3asams and Gums, long Known and val
ued in the Medical profession; tile whole forming
a compound uncqnaled TOR all
Impurities OF tile Blood COstyeness, Jaundice,
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the lend Pains in the Side,
Liver complaints tebrile Affections, Piles, rreg-
ulariLcs Pains in the Breast, Pains in the Loins,
! &c.
The Purifying properties OF thes Pesil are believ
ed tu surpass the power OF ali other medicines. Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral posons, they are peculiarly adapted to fam
lily use; safe and salutary IN their impression upon
the system they may be taken at all tunes, and by all
! low for these and kindred diseases, TownsGnd's IS
! Pills are the one Great Remedy.
! They most speedily and ellectually do the work
snbduing Inhmnatiuns aud Fevers, opening obstruc-
ted pores, promoting persplration, and soothing NOR
did scnsbilites. In shod they are warranted Bet
Der Than all others chenper than all and destined
to supercede aHl Try.then, invads, sufferers one
and alI--and reccOmmond the Pills 20 your neigh
/ bOrs
9rDirectons accompany eack Box. A. f. PAL
NEE, General Agent Slouingtnn conn,
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills Of Twer
! y-tve cents!
For sale by Patterson & co, and J II Logan Geo.
! Wheeling Va.
AGINrs.-John all and Hamilton, Cadiz, &
+ Croskey and NJ J ley New Market, Brown
Barnbouse and w Walters, New liagerst oN
A Jul Schneider, \ elleld h J Phillips COZ
n Gmyrna ap 1S53 -lV
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SAD ACCIDENT. The Steubenville Her
aid Of tuesday gives the following account
Off most distressing accident at that
place:
The most horrible accident occurred
this morning in the large Woolen Facto-
ry Of Messrs. j. d E. Wallace, of this ci-
ty, it has been our province to record for
many years. 1t appears that Mr.. Da-
vid R. Johnson, brother-in-law to the
Messrs. Wallace; in attempting to Olsen
tangle the straps which propelled the
machinery, was caught up BY one in the
fulling reom--h his head brought in violent
contact with the ceiling, and tearing ore
of his legsofl, which was thrown violently
scross the room. His body was also
shocAingly mangled. producing sudder
but most horrible death. Mr.. johnson
was remarkably industrious and praise
worthy citizon--had labored in the fac
Tory for years and, leaves wife and six
children 70 mourn his premature and hear
ending death.
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AsoTHER LOVE- AFFAIR AND ESD. - On
Wednesday the 7th, Miss Fuller in Dar-
byyille, Pickaway county, drowned her
self in the creek. in few minutes after
reading note from her lover, that he
did not intend marrying her, and was
about leaving the village. A correspon-
dent says after she read the letter she
exclaimed My God what will become Of
met She crossed the street, passed
through house without noticing the fam
lily. rushed up stairs were the false one
WAS at aFork and caught him around tie
neck kissed him--said she had come Ia
bid him i lnng farewell. She then ran
across i 6eld. and plunged into wne,
fifteen feet deep, A man ploughing ucai
by, supposing something was wrong, rali
after hrr. but only reached in time to see
The bubbles where she had sunk CA
Enq.
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N4sc Store.

THE SUBSCRIBER having opened large and
splendid assortment 0i sprng and summer goods,
consisting OF Dry GOJds aud Groceries, also Queens
ware and every variety Oi goods Kept in this market
Tor be spring and Summer trade, would respectful
iy solicit share OF i= patronage OF the citizens Of
Cadiz and vicinity hc i that he can sell a.
guul terms us any ol his nrighbors, ON account OF
max lg hi purchases al die lowest point in the
market. which advantage hr always gives 70 his
,u7iunirr+ Please call and examine hs stock before
puirha~inl elsewhere.
MM. G. FiNNEY.
4 Ills place ot hustuess g. un Market II, in tiie
building Iurutrriy OCCUPIED by \ Moore, opposite
lIllani -ilver smith shop Ca, u, -.
May A. l5,t w G. L.
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Hello There!
Where are yon going? | am Gong
to Stewards TO buy somcof his
new and Cheap Goods!
LANES S.rEMAIsT

.bA NhAsS - a. W n Us
TTAS lust received the largest and most beautiful
1 | stock OF SPR INC; aud UMMER DRY GOODS
ever brought 10 Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent impurtations IN
Philadcphia and will be sold for cash good pro
duce at a very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited 10 give them
consists OF general assortment OF tie following ar
ices:
French Merino and Tibet Cloths;
CobuTgs, Pharmacies, and Persian tws;
High colored de laines, cashmere and Gala pads;
Mohalr and silk lustres, apacas, all cOorsi
BnmbaZlnes and Persian cloths do do
High lusre plain black silks, all widths;
Brocades, satin plaids and waered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk sans;
China Silks and Poplins plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American chint2es and calicOes;
Needle worked culi collars, clIimizetes and capes
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitched linen cam.
brio hdkfs;
Silk pocket hdk'Gs cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mits, hosiery and suspendersi
Tickings, checks, bleaChed and brown musins,
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
rd-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap
High colored dress and sack iiannels, plain and
figured;
Cloths Cassimeres, Satinetts Kentucky Jeans
and Nestings;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls general assortment
Crash aud towels at 80 per cent below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow llannels, very cheap.
Also general assortment of Quecnsware, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade
! tadlI, Ohio, ADTIl Il, 1854.
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Bausman, Of The Washington { Pa.
Reporter, in letter TO his paper' from
Philadelphia, under date ct June 10Th,
says;
1--WE have talked good deal with the
wool men. They are disposed to operate
al very reduced prices tins season. They
place the figures at lrasI ! s cents below
last years pcices and Ihiuk operations
will not be heavy eNen 81 these reduced
pnees While We presume p'ire> will he
lower !or all classes Ul wool Vet We think,
for our ace staples. 80 large reduction
as IS ceats will not be sustained. Our
farmers are wealthy ani nbunaantly able
10 hold over, and many ct them will DO
so, no doubt; though We look upon II rs
Veiy bad policy --as therr Is 70 data up
on which 10 found ra'iuud expectation,
that prices will be as high as those that
ruled last year. for long time To come
We know number ihat held over their
last years clip, most unwlscly as they
can now readily perceive. Our clip THIS
year will be large and there is great
deal Of last years wool on hand, which
will demonstrate the propriety OF our
growers availing themselves of the best
figures to get rid of it. 1t will not bear
a third years storing. Woolen goods
are low and Of course a proportona'e de,
preston will be an incident unavoidable
and perfectly natural in the staple. But,
at the worst, We have no fears but our
growers will get fair compensation for
their wool.
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sF0ticc

nus undersigned hlving removed To Cadz, ioi
th- prtn, ni ,stablisha himself business there
los, s,r.,riully requests all those who know them
s,.Iy,., Ia %, indebted 10 WIN. G. tlnncy, and VIVA
a. Ftaucy y Co 60 come ali settle their accounts
az Ihrir earliest convenience, We wish Ia cosr NJ
,ha ui bluk g aud VIZ, have need ui the funds. Also
tl,-,. ipJ-blrl Ia ihe estate ul Jas f. Barnes de.
cras,d. will please make immediate payment, II
tr.y wlsL 10 save COSTS All the al"Ve account.
nt;, br settled with kubl II Smith rs las agent, ~
nrvIs,ilie, as the Books are there.
Mg -, lSsI. w VI. q. flNNEN.
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We append also, the report OF the wool
market at Pittsburgh, which we find in
The Pittsburgh PRESBYTERIAN of last week.
As the wool season is now at hand, We
suppose our numerous country readers
will be Interested to know the prevailing
prices of this great staple. We have TIA
ken considerable pains to gather all the
information we could in relation to the
new clip. We understand from good au-
thority that the increase Of wool will be
very large. The stock of old wool both
in The eastern market and in the hands
of growers throughout different parts Of
the West will materially check the de-
mand for wool While stringency in the
money market prevailing all over the
country, together with the accommodating
importations of woolens, must combine to
make prices quite low. Our dealers are
now offering from % TO 35 cents for com
mon to full blood WOOL and extra fine
Saxony wool, well cleaned, 40 cents. We
do not, however, pretend TO say whether
The prices will advance or recede from
lhe present rates, during this season, but
leave the wool growers to draw their own
conclusions.
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CARDING.

TIME undersigned takes this method Of nformin
l. the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing and fitting up the Carding, FuIlng
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
T. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz on the road To
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that lie may be favored with this season.-
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood &
Smiths in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share OF public patron
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEF Ii K. JOHNSTON
May IL, 1893.
N, i, Cove rlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishments j. *. JOHNSTON
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CHcLERA There were 50 deaths of
Cholera in New York rily last week. III
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chicago.
snpae deaths. Numbers On board etui.
grant ships coming from Europe, and on
board staamers Oh tile Ohio G Mississip-
piiiydis-
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Mammoth Hat Store.

C MIG AND l48, MAIN STREET WHEELING, Va.
D.AVE VERY having enlarged his store in order to
sui the demand, has on hand a. is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing one os
the largest stocks OF Hats aud Caps that has ever
been offered in this cliy, consisting oi evey variety
aud STYLE now in use, all OF which will be sold at
he lowest possible price, wholesale and retail
Snnt Ii lElh-lv
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MANLIFNEIUkER.

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MANUFACTURER,
No. 24}f MoNRoE 81, Qp Stars) WHEELING, Va
FENlE undersigned would respectfully beg leave to-
L inform you of the fact that he has purchased the
establishment lately known az Jumcs NJ Ewmg's
Book Budery and Blank Book Manulactory, and
is now prepared to execute to ORDER all kinds OF
Ruling 10 any pattern. Blank Books, OF every de-
scripton, will be bound in any preferable style, such
as ilalfbound, Full bound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands.
We are also prepared to bind Music, Magazines
Law Books Periodicals., Ne, &C. in any style thai
may be preferred, to compete with work done in any
part oI the country.
Should you havc any Of the above work to do, please
leave your order, tif ever so small will be thank
fully recoiyedJ al my Bindery, No. 2i}a, Monroe
Street, tUp Slairs)
Partcu!ar care taken in binding Magazines &c
Wheeling, g2p2S lSj3-ly
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Frhis Gold Pen and Gold Holder, is the Ladies'
size aud j. Il beautiful article.
All the above goods shall be procured from the
New York Gold Pen Manufacturing Company, the
acknowledged best Gold Pen and Pencil Case Man
uiacturers Ill this continent.
Clubs can be advantageously formed in every viii
Iaage and city in the Union, and lage number Of
subscribers obtained in this way. Such as would
interest themselves for the Guide, can be well re.
arded, as our list of premiums above will show.
Farmers who would desire an excellent Family
Newspaper, should at once avail themselves Of the
Guide, the price being much before any other news
paper published
Agents wanted for every city in the United States
and Canada. Responsible parties, who will act as
agents for the Guide, will please furnish us with
their names for publication.
TO the Ladies we would particularly appeal
knowing the efficiency OF their services wien ener
geticaIIy directed. BY ther cooperation our sub
scription list would soon out number any party pub
shed on this continent, and to gain this shall al
all times strive to embody IN the columns OF the
Guide something to not only please but instruct
our female patrons Our subscription price being
so low there will be but little difficulty in their pro.
curing for US enough subscribers to obtain any OF the
Rich Preh iums above described, and what lady
would not desire a handsome Gold Watch, Locket,
Bracelet, Pen and Pencil
Gy- All communications should be addressed,
postpaid, to w. Il. BIAKENEY, Editor aud Publish.
er, Of the New York Mercantile Guide, No l83
Greenwich street.
NAV IL 1854