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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28

A CANDID COURSE. The component parts of
Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant and Sta
bler's Diarrhoa Cordial have been made known to
upwards of five hundred physicians, every one of
whom, without a single exception, have pronounced
them excellent medicines, compounded in accor-
dance with scientific principles, and skillful phar-
maceutical knowledge. 1t is a well known fact,
that physicians generally oppose what are termed
popular medicines and this fact speaks loudly in
favor of their candor and the intrinsic merits of
these valuable preparations, which are most appre-
ciated where they are best known, and which are
coming into very general use for the distressing
complaints they are intended to cure. For diseases
of the lungs and throat, Stabler's Anodyne Cherry
Expectorant affords a safe and speedy remedy;
while the Diarrhoa Cordial has never been known
to fail in giving relief. See descriptive pamphlets,
to be had gratis of the agents. Price of each, only
so cents per bottle, or six BOTTLES for 81 80.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PESCUD, and by
Merchants generally. 43-2t
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VALUABLE North Carolina Books, for sale by
Il. D. TURNER, Raleigh.-The North Caro-

VALUABLE North Carolina Books, for sale by
ii. D. TURNER, ~Raleigh.-The North Caro-
lima Justice; containing a summary statement of
the Statutes and Common Law of this State, togeth-
er with the Decisions of the Supreme Court, and all
the most approved forms and presidents relating to
the Office and duty of a Justice of the Peace, and
of her public officers, according to modern prac-
tice, by Benjamin Swain. Second Edition, Revis-
ed and CORE cted.
The North Carolina Executor, containing the
States and Common Law of this State, together
with the Decisions of the Supreme Court and all
the necessary forms and Precedents: intended as n
safe Guide to Executors and Administrators in their
Practical management of estates, according to the
laws now in force. With which is necessarily con-
nected the kindred subjects of y Wills, Legacies, Dow
er and other provision for Widows, Distribution of
Estates, Descent of Land, Partition, Guardianship,
&C., by Benjamin Swain, ESQ.,, Attorney at Law
Price 81 25. Sent free of Postage.
Proceedings and Debates ofthe Convention of n.
Carolina, called to amend the Constitution of the
State, which assembled at Raleigh, June 4th,
1885. To which are subjoined the Convention act
and the amendments to the Constitution, together
with the votes of the People.
A few copies (only) of the above works remaining
unsold. Price 81. Sent free of postage.
The North Carolina Form Book, containing all
the useful forms that occur in business transactions
between man and man, as well as in official stations
together with the Constitution of North Carolina,
and of the United States; the Act fixing the fees of
Clerks, Sheriffs, &C., calculated for the citizens
of North Carolina and made conformable to law
Compiled by a member of the North Carolina Bar.
Price 81 90, sent free of postage.
The North Carolina Road Law, now in force
containing all the Acts Of Assembly, and the decis-
ions of the Supreme Court on the subject of Roads
Farms and Bridges; and interspersed with all ne
eessary Forms and Practical observations pertaining
to the duties and responsibilities of Overseers and
road hands; by BENZ. Swain. Price 80 cents, sent
free of postage.
Iredelrs Digest, in three volumes. A Digest OF
alrthe reported cases determined in the Supreme
Courts Of North Carolina, from the year 177S tothC
{ year 1S45, inclusive.
Published and for sale by
II HENRY d. TURNER,
Raleigh, June 20. Al N. C. Bookstore.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval Stores, receipts for Tupt. has been light an
advance of Sc on Virgin, % to soc on Soft. Virgin
8 20, Soft 8 90, Hard l so; Spirits has advanced lie
p GAL, sales at Ale stock light Tar coming in rath-
er slowly, firm at SO 35; Beef Cattle, 5 81 to &c p fb,
Mutton 81 SO to 81; Coffee, Rio lie, Lag. 13c,
Java Is to Isl, a Cargo expected direct from Rio,
prime article and will be sold on as good terms as in
the Northern markets: Corn meal, arriving slowly
sales at 95c; Fish, no Mulletts, No 3 Mackerel, 81,
East Herring 81; Flour, Fay'tt. is firm at 81 from
wifi. and scarce; Grain, several cargoes have ar
rived and sold quick < at 81 to 85c, a few more would
sell quite as quick at same.
lima 81 1874
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REFORM.
SUPREME CouRr.-The following opinions

SUPREME CoURr.-The following opinions
have been delivered in the Supreme Court:
By NASH, c.. j. In Coor v. Startling, in
eau ity, from Wayne, declaring Mrs. 5. emit
tied to one third and G. E. Jones to the 9TH
er two thirds of the surplus, &c. Also in
Odom v. Harrison, from Nash, affirming the
judgment.
BY PEARSON, J. In Bell v. Bowen, from
Currituck, ~non-suit set aside and judgme mt
for plaintiff. Also, in Nissan v. Gaylord,
from Washington, directing a venire de novo.
Also, in Heath V. Gregory, from Wayne, af-
frming the judgment.
BY BATTLE, J. In Ward v. Simmons, from
Carteret, affirming the order. Also, in Nc
Clees v. Skies, from Tyrell, affirming the
Judgment. Also, in Green v. Dibble, from
Lenoir, affirming the judgment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28
Or. MLane's Celebrated vermifuge and Liy-
er Pills.-A singular combination, but very effec-
tual, as the following will show:

New YORK, November 20, 1852.
Knowing, from experience, the valuable qualities
of DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills, l have
for some time back considered it my duty, and
made it my business, to make those articles known
wherever I went among my friends. A short time
ago / became acquainted with the case of a young
girl, who seemed to be troubled with worms and
liver complaint at the same time, and had been suf-
fering for some two months. Through my persua-
sion she purchased one bottle of DR.. M'Lane's Yer
mifuge, and one box of Liver Pills, which she took
according to directions. The result was, she pass
ed a large quantity of worms, and thinks that one
box more of the Pills viii restore her to perfect
health. Her name and residence can be learned by
calling on E. L. Theall. Druggist, corner of Rut-
ger and Monroe streets.
Z. S. DR.. MLane's celebrated Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
StoreDin this city. &- Purchasers will please
be careful to ask for, and take none but DR.. M
Lanes Vermifuge and Liver Pills. There are 9th.
er Vermifuges and Pills now before the public, but
all others, in comparison, are worthless. 2
For sale by P. F. PESCUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
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MARKET.

BY ROWLETT, HARDY & Co., Com. Merchants,
Dealers an Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements, Dc.
Corn, light sales at S5c; Cotton, we hear of no
sales above &c, tho some holders ask more; Tobacco,
the late fear of a scarcity of plants for the new crop,
tied condition of foreign affairs, and a continued
stringency in the money market, have caused a de
preston of prices; and many look to see a still
greater decline. We quote Lugs at 4 so a 5 "a s
so O. 6 "a Sc so, as in quality; Leaf, common tc
fair 6 so % SO; fair to good 9 @ IL so, no very
fine qualities appearing Wheat, receipts very light
we quote 165 "a 1859.
June %. 1874
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MARRIED

A t the residence of Jas. Orion, Esq, in Iredell
CO., on the 1st inst, by Rev. jeremiah Moose, Mr..
Michel Rufty, of Alexander co., to Miss Betty
Stewart, of Iredell.
In Arson CO., on the 18th June, by James Lilies,
Esq, Mr.. VIM. w. Tspseott to Miss Harriet Paul.
In Person county, N. c., ON the 18th inst, at the
residence of Mr.. Larkin Brooks, by David Brooks,
Esq, Mr.. WilliamA. ellis to Miss Rebecca A. Pugh,
of Halifax, Va.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28
Extract Of a letter from Elizabeth City

Temperance and Prohibition are on the in
crease here, and that at a rapid rate too; not
a week passes but we initiate from one to
six in the Sons and Rechabites, and judging
the future by the past, in a short time there
will be very few left here, to advocate the Ii
ouor traffic. Yours, in L. P. & F.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28
mDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY
Greensboro Female COLLEGE.

TNHE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
i mence on Thursday the 9th Of July. It is
very desirable and important that the pupils be
present at the opening of the Session.
Terms, $40 a session, five months) for tuition
in the English branches and for board, including
washing, fuel, lights, servants attendance, &c.
Music or Painting $20 extra.
The full Faculty, the high standard of scholar
ship, the arrangements for economy, and the firm,
yet gentle discipline which have secured SO high
a reputation for this College, will be maintained;
and improvements priH be made IN domestic depart
meRts, adding greatly, it is hoped, to the comfort of
the pupils. Circulars containing all the private
regulations Of the Institution, may be had by ap-
c. F. DEEMS, Pres't
June p, 1854. 42-st
COUTH LOWELL MALE AcADEMY.-orange
- county, n. c., Rev. JAMES A. DEAN, NJ. A.,
Principal. Rev. WV. w. BUSYAN, NJ. A, Associate.
The next session of this Institution will COM
mence on Thursday, July 18th. Young men viii
be thoroughly prepared for any Of our Colleges, or
for engaging in business, CT for ~stzdying the Pro-
LESSONS. Especial attention will be given TO pre-
pairing those who intend to become teachers. Ex-
ereises will be required Of all in Composition, Dec
lamation, and Extemporaneous Speaking. Vocal
Music will be taught free Of charge to all that de-
sire it.
TUTTIoN-In the Classics, SIS in English, SI2-
80; in the primary department, SO. Board, in
Guiding every thing except lights, $50 so at the
boarding House, and somewhat less in private
families.
Students can come by public conveyance to
Hillsborough, II miles west, or to Oxford, IS miles
north east, and at either place private conveyanees
can be obtained.
Circulars, containing PaTticnlGrs, can be had on
application to the Principal or Executive Commit
tee.
DR.. A. W. Gay, Col. D. C. Parrish, Rev. John
A. McMannen, J.B. feathers, Esq, Henry Harris,
Esq, Executive Committee.
South Lowell, n. c., June II, 1854. 42-4t
robson COUNTY, n. C.
THIS Institution, for the education Of Young La
dies, went into operation in the year 1S4l, and
has continued to receive a large and extensive pat.
ronage ever since. The operations of the institu
ton being suspended on the LIST January, 1854, tt
undergo repairs, will be opened again on Monday
the 17th July, under the superintendent of III
very efficient Principal, Rev. J. r. McIntosb.-
While every facility is afforded for a thorough and
accomplished education, the Institution is nowhere
surpassed for healthfnlness of location.
WIN. MCKAY, Sec'y
of Board Of Trustees.
June 18th, 1854. 42-6
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PRICES
MARKEr.-whOlesale Prices.

NAA1AU1A MAnAA4'- WAUI5sa15 THUGS.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh-Flour 81 to 81 so
p Dbl. Corn 81 to 81 10 % bushel. Meal 81 10 "a
81 20. Bacon hog round 10 to 1O3. Lard 10 to
lie. Butter Is "a 20. Fresh Pork p tb Z @ Sc.
Fodder % hundred TBS ST. so a 81 95. Market bare
of all descriptions of produce.
lima OR 1871
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National Division.

We are indebted to our highly esteemed
friend and brother, PHILIP s.. WHITE, for a
copy of the Temperance Telegraph, published
at ST. Johns, New Brunswick, containing an
account of the first days proceedings of the
National Division, and also of the Grand
Temperance De~morAen, on the 18th inst.
The remoteness Of the place of holding this
session, (St. Johns, New Brunswick, it was
feared would cause a small attendance from
the States, but in this apprehension we have
been most agreeably disappointed, though
we regret to notice that North Carolina had
no representation there. There we're repre-
sentatives present from the far West and the
Sunny South from almost every State in
the American Union and from the Sister
Provinces of Canada and Nova Scotia from
the land Of the Pine and the Palm, and even
from the land of gold-the far off California,
to pay their devoirs to the benign Goddess
Temperance-and to take counsel together
for the extension Of her empire in the hearts
Of men.
The Telegraph contains a glowing descrip-
ton of the public excuses, but we have not
room to give more than a brief summary
The procession was very large and imposing
and after parading the streets, which were
filled with thousands of spectators, repaired
to the place for public soaking. The Grand
Division of New Brunswick presented the
National Division with an elegant silver
Gavel, rendered by the G. w. p, VIM R.
BURT1s, in a handsome address which was
accepted by Judge ONEALL. of S. c., Most
Worthy Patriarch, in a touching rejoinder.
These interesting exercises being over, the
large audience (between four and five thous-
and ladies and g%entlemen) were addressed
in fervid and eloquent speeches, by Judge o.
Neal, Philip S. White, Gen. S. T. Carey, Of
Ohio, and Chas. Eginton, of KY. 1t was a
2 great day for the cause of temperance, and
! will tell nightly for the good of the cause in
all British America.
: The following Officers for the ensuing two
years, have been chosen:
e S. L. TiIley, of New Brunswick, NJ. W.P.
: Chas. Eginton, of Kentucky, NJ. w. A.
!. DR.. F. A. Fickardt, of Penn, M. W. S.
: R. NJ. Foust, of Pennsylvania, NJ. w. T.
s Rev. Mr.. McCurdy, of Mass, NJ. w. Chap
Geo. P. Rex, Of New Jersey, NJ. w. Con
Levi Leland, of Iowa, NJ. w. Sen
Thenext meeting of the N. D is to be held
. at Charleston, s. G.
e A large amount of business has beer
d brought forward, amendments to the new
: Ritual, Constitutions, &c., a full and accu
rate account of which we hope to be able t.
q give in our next.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28
Rev. A. Il. Richardson's Appointments.

MOORE coUNTY.-July 9, speak at New chapel at
night; preach at Mechanics Hill on the 9th at 10
o'clock; Fair Promise at night; speak at Buffalo
on the 10th, at 10 o'clock a. M; and on the 18th at
the Division ten miles east of carthage at 10 o.
clock a. m.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-28

New Shoes and Caters by Express.-A very
IN large and late arrival of Shoes and Caters
from the principal manufacturers in Philadelphia,
embracing Walking Shoes, Black and White Kid
Slippers, Goat Bootees, Tipped, Plain and Heeled
Caters. w. Ii. d r. S. TUCKER.
June %. 43-
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TTNION ACADEMY.-The next session of this
~ fourishing Institution will open on the 3rd
Monday in July next. The Academy is situated
in Davie county, s miles north of Mocksville and
near Pennington. Tuition varies from SIS to $12
per session; board So and So per month. For fur
Their particulars, address
B F. EATON, Sec'y. of the Board.
Pennington, June 81, 1854. 43-6t
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30
robson COUNTY. n. c.
WARRENTON

RRMAMN 0OMMEG8
WIIL commences on Thursday the 18th Of June,
w with the following Board of Instructors:
Rev. JOHN c. WILLS, President,
Mrs. WILLS, Matron,
Mr.. Z. E. PAREAM, Professor of Languages,
Mr.. VINCENT CzURDA, Teacher Of Uusic, assisted
by competent teachers in the various departments.
Mr.. Turner has kindly consented to supervise the
Institution until the Professors shall enter upon
their duties. Parents may feel assured thatnO pains
viii be spared to give to their daughters a liberal
education, to improve their manners and prepare
them for their positions in society. 1t is desirable
that young ladies who enter the School should do
SO as early as possible. The Board of Directors
confidently the Institution to the public
as worthy of their confidence and support.
Terms q follows, per Session of Five Months.
Board, sou %
English Tuition, W
W
Ancient %
Music on Harp and use of instrunnent,......30 90
Music on Piano and use of instrument, ......23 90
Music on Guitar and use of nstrument,......2 20 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
Painting in Oil eolors, ...-...............1 90
Washing and fuel, so
DIREcroRs.-Dr. John Arlington, DIR. Charles
Skinner, John B. Williams, Henry B. Hunter, Jos.
FL. Jones, Nathan Milan, Rev. R.. o. Burton, Rev.
P. w. Archer, Rev. T.. I. Reeks.
warrenton, june IA. 1854. 42-st
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Gelect Classical and Mathematical School for
- Boys.-R. A. EZELL, A. NJ. Principal. Assis-
ted by competent Instructors. The Fall session
will commence on the second Monday Of July
For terms and other particulars refer to Catalogues
which may be had upon application to the principal.
Patrons are particularly requested to have the
names of their sons and wards marked legibly on
all articles of clothing sent with them.
WarrentOn, June p, 1854. 43-3t
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

A N adjourned meeting of the Friends Of the
IA Temperance Reform, WILDE held in the Tenn
perance Hall, at Raleigh, on the 4th day Of July
at II o'clock, A. NJ. All friends of Legislative
Reform, in the county of Wake, land none others)
are invited to take seats in the Convention.
June "a, 1854. Alt
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Board, per month, with Principal, Sc 90. Fuel,
lights and washing, 81 per month.
Good board can be obtained in good families in
the neighborhood, FOR SIS 90.
This institution is located nine miles from Ra-
leigh, in a quiet and moral neighborhood, and af-
fords superior advantages for the education of
youth. The school win continue under the charge
of the present Principals, II. L. Winton and Mrs.
NJ. A. Winton, and competent Assistants.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
DIR. W. J. BUSBEE, See'y.
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LOUISBURG COACH FACTORY.

MARRIAGES have become so 80
Questionable that it has been pre-GE4~
dicted by some, if war should ever N0W
visit our shores again, they would be tested
even then, for the purpose of dealing out death
into the ranks of our enemy. Whether or not
however. am determined that my establish
ment shall be well represented in the way of
Coaches, four and six passenger Roekaways,
taper patent and half patenta axle Buggies. with
and without tops, aud Sulkys Of superior finish.
My stock at present consists of a general assort-
ment of the above named Vehicles. filter hay
ing a lifetime experience In the business, and
keep G no body in my employ but the best
workmen the country can afford, / deem it I'M
necessary to say anything in its behalf, for il
requires nothing but a glimpse at it to satisfy
any man that it is capable of doing its own puff
fng.
Persons wanting a Carriage whe cannot con.
veniently come to my establishment, can have
it sent to their house for inspection, If desired.
Old work will be taken ia exchange for new,
at reasonable prices.
l also keep on hand HARNESS of all quail
titles the principal part of which is put up
under my own supervision. ] ask nothing but
a trial to insure satisfaction, for my prices will
be as moderate as the times will admit Of
while my work will contribute pleasure 10 the
eye, comfort and ease to the body, and delight
to the mind.
Repairing of all kinds done with ~neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted.
J. ]. MINATREE.
Louisburg, N. c., ] ne "a, 1854. 43-tf
Raleigh Register and Standard copy If.
THO CARPENTERS.-Proposals will be received
1 by the undersigned, until the 18th of July,
1854, for the erection Of the hull of an Academy
and Masonic Hall, of the following Dimensions, TO
wit: 80 feet long, 20 feet wide, two stories high
the lower story to be II feet pitch, and the upper
10 feet do, l pr. stairs, 4 panel doors, II windows
of Is lights each. Address,
R Rh HOOKER 6dHHS' Committee.
j. NJ. FERRELL,
Rogers Store, Wake co., June II, 1854. 4E-2t
TEACHER WANTED.
Nv ANTED a lady of experience and well quail
w fled to aid in the English department Of
Edgeworth Female Seminary.
Apply to RTCH'D STERLING,
42-6t Greensboro, n. C.
KlDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY
MThe fourteenth year of this Institution will
commence on Tuesday the first Of August next
The course OF instruction is full: and is designed t.
afford the pupils a liberal, finished and ornanmen.
tai Education in all those branches which contrib.
ute to the accomplishment Of the female mind.
The principal though still remaining in the insti
tuition, and having the general supervision Of th,
girls as formerly, is happy to state that he has pro
cured the services of Thomas McNeely, ESQ, and
lady to attend exclusively to the domestic depart
ment, believing that their eminent qualifications
for the situation viii greatly enhance the comfort
of the young ladies eonhded to their care. Gaia
logues of the last year, containing the course o
Instruction, Textbooks; Terms, &C., will be for
forwarded on addressing
RICHARD STERLING, A. NJ, Prin.
June, 1854. 42-Sw) Greensboro, N. C
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Thenext meeting of the N. D. is to be held
at Charleston, S. G.
brought forward, amendments to the new
Ritual, Constitutions, &C., a full and accu-
rate account of which we hope to be able to
give in our next.
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WANTFD

NV ANTED a lady of experience and well quail
w fled to aid in the English department Of
Edgeworth Female Seminary.
Apply to RICH'D STERLING,
42-6t Greensboro, n. C.
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AGENTS:
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line rssnino Aros1A s<ren tsnaes a treek.
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view OF surprising Eradieur and beauty
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BY this line passenger Pstssbarr and Rchuood In
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