Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE. 7. White, Newby's
j. +. Parker, Newbegun I. c. Hunter, ~
Enfield j. w. White, Pittsboro' J. B.. Harring-
A. Stone, Oakland J. W. moore, G. B. Tay-
lor, Madison Charles Sides. Gap Civil John j.
Foster, Wilkes Josiah G. Rogers, Tranquility
Nm. Barlow, Orange A. W. Betts, Cumberland
G. McClees, Columbia N. Knight, Troy J. Har-
shaw, murphy; T. Thorn, J. Taylor, Snow Hill
B. G.. Pulliam, milton Jos. H., D. D., and W. D.
Carr, Kenansville J. Cuts, p. McFee, Hominy
Greek NJ. III. Horton, Wake J. B.. Clark, Pante-
go DR.. J. markham, Ebert Harrington, L.. Ward,
j. NJ. Fooshee, II. Thompson, Ala; DR.. I. P. Toney,
Kittrells DR.. Hicks, Asylum; mrs. NJ. Dillon, Ply
mouth w. NJ. Farrabee. Brummells R. s. Snuggs,
W. s. Early, N. W. Cooper, c. Ross, mrs. L.. E.
Brooks, Norwoods ]. D. Whitley, Rocky Mount
MRS. j. Emerson, Cabarrus; E. Lewis, E.. III. Revel,
Gardners Ford L. Jefreys, Tranquility MIS-. N.
SHAW, Va; Mrs. A. N. Stoval, Wilmington Miss
NJ. A. Gay, Weldon; G.. W. Faucette, NJ. S.. Hos
kins, New Garden; W. Harrison, S. E. Loftin,
kinsten Mrs. E. Fronck, Richlands; Rev. W.
Holmes, Henderson Capt. ]. Barnes, Murfrees-
boro; IL. J. Smith, Ala; J. Harrington. Chatham
b. Thompson, Lumberton; B. f. Steed. Normal
College Miss /. Watkins, Ala; J. NJ. Brown, Geo.;
N. NJ. Terrell, Tarhoro'; DR.. J. T. Thaxton. Leas-
burg; II. II. Heptinstall, Weldon; N. Farlow,
New Market; mrs. J. A. Ellenor, Enfield J. White,
Mt. U1la; II. Edwards, j. Ranells. J. A. Sherrell.
Mtn. Creek; G. W. Russell Lexington; J. D. Mar
TIN, y. Shelton, Cottage Home Rev. L. W. mar
tin, New Hanover Rev. B. B. Shelton, Jones'
vile; S. R. Naylor, Nocksville j. D.. johnson,
hamptonville S rawfoE2y~Pleasan Grove L
Y Latham, Plymouth Mrs. A. A. Treadwill, Ala:
". A. Darden, S~peight's Bridge; S.A. Long, New
Light J. A. Arthur, Washington William B.
Jones. Seth Woodall, Wake county, North Carolina:
$40 Z. 0. Ballard, Cofeeville Miss: So J. A.. Ayi-
rett, Ons'ow 81 T.. A. Craven, moore; So r B..
Chambers, Fort IIembree 81 W. T.. Villiford.
Tarboro'; SO I. W. Davis, Carteret; 50 j. O, A.
Kelly, Moore; $l2 J. Vickers, Waynesville; Sc
Maj. j.. W. Brooks, Person; S. r. L. Hunt, OK
ford IS Rev. D. Harrell, Windsor $50 Peters
burg Div; 5 dol. G. Cannon, Ridge Spring; 3 dol.
John w. Foster, Northampton; 8 dol. James D.
Crawford, S. c.; Z dol. Carter Waller, Granville.
Hollands German Bitters, prepared and sold by
DIR. jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de-
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement ofthe liver. These Bitters have,
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most fattering testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a name
that competitors, however willy their schemes, or
seductive their promises, cannot reach. It gained
the public confidence by the immense benefits that
have been derived from it. and will maintain its
position. 1875
For sale in Raleigh, by P F. PEsCUD, and by
Merchants generally.
Entire satisfaction sell to be given to all who
make use of Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expecto-
rant and DiarrhGa Cordial. AT least such is the
assertion made by some thirty odd of the most re-
spectacle merchants of Maryland, Virginia and
J North Carolina, who state that they have never
known any remedies to be so efficient as these in the
; diseases for which they are prescribed. This, al
though very gratifying, is not singular, when it is
remembered that the recipes from which these
medicines are compounded are in strict accordance
with medical science, their component parts care.
; fully selected from pure and unadulterated drugs
; and approved by hundreds of experienced phvsi.
/; clans. For coughs, colds, and diseases of the lung,
! and throat, the Anodyne Cherry Expcctorant i
) believed to be unequalled, while the Diarrhoea Cor
dial is the best remedy known fer diseases of tn,
bowels. See descriptive pamphlets, to be hac
!, gratis of the agents. Price for each, only so cent
{ per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so. 1875
t For sale by Williams d Haywood, and P. F. Pes
g cud, Raleigh and ". J. Eddins, Forestyilla,