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THE0NLY REAL SAFE IS MADE
by @HERRINGn

NJ one having valuable papers. books. &C.. &c.
IN should hesitate a taoment-cost is TO ccnsid
erat'on-a lass of tvtn a small art of then will
not compensate--jnstire TO ones self family. in
sureIs. friends, relatives demands your SUI plying
yourself with.ne. Lawyers. Farmers. Merchants,
Bankers and all take our warning and put your
Papers. b oks. noai.s. DC, in a
HERRING CHAMPION SAFE,
They never fnil and are the only ones to he relied
on. " Herring" is the Champion Safe Maker of
the world. has expended thousands in improving
and his Safes are perfection against . burglars
an Fire"
We can show ven hundreds of certificates, LET.
tiers, medals. evidences of their superiority. Do
not be tempted to Luy any hut
HERRING CHAMPION SAFE.
PHiLADt LPHIA, May 3, 1856.
Nessrs, Farrels & Herring: GENrLEMIx The
Herring's. Patent Champion Fir, Proof Safe, If
our manufaciure, which we purchased nearly a
year since. was in The centre of our building at
the time of its des rlction in the Great Fire of
May lst. 1886.
We had removed the greatest portion of our
hooks before the FIRE reached US, but left some Of
them. together with a number of loose papers in
side. pnrpnsely To test the security of the Safe.
After rs hnaES of severe roasting. we found the
interior of the Safe, upon opening. not only bright
and snuBd. hue the honks and papers as free from
fire AZ when. frst pal in.
We Shanreqaire another Safe az soon as we get
a new location. and want none hut yonr Z" Cram.
pion." Yours, DC. FISHER Il BROTHER,
No. Is North Sixth st.
The public will bear in mind that the "Her.
ring Patent" is the only Safe which has. never
failed te preserve its contents accideut.l FIRE.
A large assortment on hand at all TIRES or made
to order Il" snit the wants of purchasers h, s. C.,
Herring d CO., Patenttes ard Narpfarturers. New
York. and by ROWLAND 4 BROS.
Agents, Norfolk, Va.
July IL. 1876. AZ
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MARRIED

In this city. on the morning of the 22d
inst. hy Rev. N. F. Reid. Mr.. E. L. Harding
and Mss Lucy Booker Ramsey.
In Conway bore. Ivy Rev. James Mahoney,
on the 18th Of July. Henry Marshall 10 Miss
Julia Anu GiIligan.
In Oxford, NC, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
[. K. Willie Mr. Robert McFarling to Miss
Virginia e.. Allen.
At Spallotte, in Brunswick County, on the
11th June, by J. IL. Brooks, ESQ.,, Capt. Jas.
casters to Miss Maria A. Pigott.
At Shallotte, In brunswick County, on the
9th inst, hy III. Brooks. ESQ.,, Capt. Jas.
B. Harkrr to Miss Rebecca A. Morgan.
In Montgomery county. N. C, on the 23d
inst, by Rev. A, D. Blackwood, Mr.. j. I.
Townsend. formerly of Richmond county, to
Miss Mary A., daughter of William Hay
wood. Esq.
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July II. 1876.
TOWNSVILLE
Male and krmaIe Academies.

sEsIIE twenty fourth session of this Furnishing
Il institution will open with a full corps of COM
petent teachers on tie 9th of July.
Miss BETTE CARTER has charge Of the Female
Department. Onf buildings are large and well lota-
ted in Il beautiful grove al a suitable distarce apart.
The principal has been at great expense in furnish
ing II fine Apparatus with glohe$. maps, &c. TO H.
lustrate the important sciences studied. There is
also a well selected Library to which al can have
access for twenty five cents.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Reading. Writing aud Arithmetic commenced Sc 90
E"sliSh Grammar Geography and Arithmetic. & 90
PhIosor' y, Astronomy hemistry d Ethics, 10 90
French aha Drawing. each 90
Painting in GiI eOiors. 10 90
Music on the Piano. SIT for use of instrument. 3 90
Contingent f,e for wund. &c. so
Those coming hy public conveyance can get from
.Sniishury To JoHrsvill-. on every Monday and
Thursday. For further particulars address the
Principa. at Jonesville. Yadkin county, n. c., and
Catalogues will b. sent free If charge.
w. l. VAN EATON. Prin.
.IoneSrIIP. n. q. irpe fth 24--4f-3m
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JOHNSTON ACADEMY.

tINHIS institution is situated in the western part
Il of the couaty of Johnston, and about fifteen
miles south Of Raleigh, in one of the healthiest
paris Ofthe country aud III a most excellent moral
neighborhood; it is composed of two Depart
meut>, Nj .e and Female; the former under the
care and instruction Of JOHN. w. SrUARL, If Ran
dnlph M icon College, Va, and the latter under
the care and instruction of Miss Flora GRAHAM, of
Fayetteville, a graduate Of first bonUrs-of Green's
boro' Female Institute Of this State; both II
whom cume highly recommended from their re-
spective Institutions, and froEa the general salts
faction they have giye8 heretofore TO their
Patrons and Trustees, we think we hazard moth
ing III saying a better preparatory school cannot
be found in the c0uUtry anyRheEs.
The exercises ofsthisjnstitutipB will commence
again IN the second Monday of July, being the
i4rh day of that mensh AID continue for a session
of five months.
Botri can be hel in srst rate families fog seven
dOl,aIs per meuth.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the Primary branches, $40
Higher English branches, -
Languages, Latin. creek, 10, 10
Drawing and Painting. l6
Music nth the use of Piano, 20
No desuctions will be made from these prizes
except FOR pTstraeted sickness.
Stn9ents-can enter at any time, during the ses-
sion. hutitsis- hoped tha t all will commence Eiih
the sessi"n.- Al good church is Immediately AZ the
Academy. at which there is preaching about twice
a month and other churches in the neighborhOod.
Dune By order of the Board Of Trustees.
TRUSTEES.
A. J. Leach, DIR. J.. S. Leach,
R-v. 7. Garard, John Mclean,
S. WondaIl. S. Smith,
B. Ill. Tpmlinsaa. w. r. Turner.
JDhnsson eeanty. NC. 45-6t
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High School at Olin, N C.

He next Session of this Sehunl New Insti-
y tute S~ho"i win open "n WedA esdsy. the 3rd
of July. in the spaci.us a. " hrick Luil ding. MIR.
;. La der. formerly Teacher at this place. and
late Professor in Randolph Macon C0shge. Vir-
ginia, takes eharge Of the School, assisted by
NrsSss. W. H. billy and Il. Ii. GaIter. TheSe gen.
II men neta ho flartrrihg cotnmeDdations from us.
Students attending this School will have every ad-
vantage for "a thorough and high degree of mental
cultivation The neighh"rhood is moral. ard far
removed from seems of dissipation. and teapta-
ti"ns TO vice.
The cost for board apd tuition rap ges from forty
five to fifty dollars per sessiaR Of FIVE months -
Tie ~tHitso" fees strictly Ia adronre.
For iuRtner inf rmation, address s. Lander, DIN,
N. @ BY order of The Board If Trustees.
j. G. TURNER. hmm,
July 4. 27-45--6t
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gy1rit of tge.Sgs; gplaigg, yorlg-Gprplipa

nag In the late Canadian Parliament, the
following Resolution was defeated by only
one vote:
Resolred-" That it is expedient to pro-
hihit, by legal enactment, the traffic in IN
toxicatiug liquors for use as a beverage"
The vote of the members from upper Can
ala stood Mirty-seren yeas, sixteen mays
From Lower Canada l6 yeas to thirty ee
nays. Reason-In Upper Canada there are
362 Divisions of the Suns of Temperance,
with "a membership of ten thousand eight hun
dred and tpenty-tro, while in Lower Canada
they have but hirty-seren DECISIONS and 4
membership of 800. This ought to satisfy
any reasonable mind, that the Order is not
only useful, but absolutely indispensable
that there is but little hope Of triumph. un
less this strong bond of union is maintained
Let every Son of Temperance feel his influ
encc and power acting in concert with hi
fellows, and seek to enlarge and strengthen
the Order as a means to the desired end.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported Tor Tie Spiru Of Tie Age,

I1epOrted Tor The SDIfW OF Tie Age, Oy
A. NJ. McPuEETERS K Co.,
WHOLESALE GROcERs & COMMISSION MERCHASTs.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK. VA.
Flour. since our last there have been few ar
riva's Of good -four. hut not a supply for the wants
Of our market: We quite S +. from old wheat
81, extra s. family 81 "a So from new wheat. ~ g.
q a IA extra 81 a 81. fami y 81 bacor is scarce
and high, hogrounl IL Il liz. hams l54 a Ii. ives
terra s,ies very scarce, II II 14I. s: o Iiders IL a l33:
lari l6; groceries Of every kind are unusually high
and scare and transactions limited, SC sugar II.
crushed IA. palv. II n. o. 81 II % coffee. ri" III
a l24, lag. y! a 81. java i6 a lf4 naval stores.
spts. turn. So n 30: &c n mon Iosin 81 ~ a ] so,
| better grades So a Al. July IS.
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EEEEAxN SEAEy1W ~,

EN,.AE ATN SN.AETTIW ~
GREENSBORO, n. c..
THE next session of this Institution will COM
mence on Frthsy. the. Let of August.
The course of study is designed to eRbrae e eve
ry thing necessary to a-substantial and ornamen-
tai education. Great prominence is given 10 tho
solid branches. Neither labor nor expense has
/ cen spared 20 secure ms rlctors of the highest
qualifications in their various departments. aud to
make EJseworth second TO no institution in the
country. in. every thing nt cessary to a complete
education.
For circulars containing terms, course Of in
s%truction, DC. apply to
RIFH4 RID sTERhING, Principal.
Greensboro June %, 1855. 44-em
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Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy.

GRANVIELE COUNTY, ". c.
THE exercises Of this Institution will be re-
sumad on Monday the 7th Of July.
This School. preparatory for any class in COL
lege, is conveniently situated on the main Hills
borough and Oxford roads. 90 miles from the for
mer and Is fro u the latter place. 1t is located
in the midst Of an Intelligent. eDterprising and
energetic people, all united as brethren 10 raise
the standard ut education. and to watch over The
sacred Interests of their growing Institution. The
location is eBriTely free from all temptation to.
vice. So common in towns and villages and il is
also perfectly healthy. there ret having been q
single case of sickness among the students during
the past year. All persons desiring informatien
with regard 10 terms. expenses, &C., can obtain
circulars by applying to the Principal,
JOHN G. DENNY.
June I4th. 25-42-sn
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HYCO FALLS MALE ACADEMY

'A'EO' O"s
HYCO FALLS MALE ACADEMY.
fNH he Trustees have elected as Principal Of this
Institution Mr.. TIGNALH Il. BRAVE. Whom.
on Il careful examination of his credentials. th. y
have judged in scholarship am ly competent 10
discharge the duties of the station, ard as gentle
man of such unexceptionable character, that they
can conf IDENTIFY recommend him to the community.
He hears testimonials from Professors Martin and
Vrnahle of E~iampden Sydney College, and alsu
from Rev Robert Burton Dir. F. Manson, Mr..
Drury :. Marrow and A. F. Marrow, the three last
his former patrons.
The school will commence on the 4th August
next, and continue for u Sc ssion of Al months. The
price of tuition, per session of : months:
For Ancient Languages and Mathematics, $l5 90
For higher branches of English, embracing
English Grammar Geography, Arith en-
tie, with elements of Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, &C., 10 OO
F,ri"wer English scholars, z so
Each scholar paying % cents for contingent ex-
penses. As tie present session will not be a fuI
one the fees will be reduced in proportion. Board
can he had in the neighborhond. convenient to the
academy from 81 To IS per month. exclu>ive N
lights The Aeademy is on the road from Clatks
former. and II miles from Halifax g. H.. and six
niles east of Buffalo Springs, Merklenhurg. Ln
cation healthy. The Trustees. most of them hav
ing childr en- themselves, are deeply interested IL
making a proper selection, and they think they
have made one. WILL L. HiRRIS President
4S-1t of Board of Trustees.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
From HE " Obserrer." ,

Bacon Is a Il: e.fee. Rio, Il a IA, Laguay-
IA IS cation. 10 a Ii according to quality: -four
Sc Z - 90 according to quality wheat. ! %; corn
10 a 30 c oats 40 a 40 peas IS a so hydes dry,
10 Il Oh green, 4 a 5 iron. SwedeS, 6 a En-
gtish. 0 q 5; lard. u: lead 81; moiasses As a so
nails 54a5h: salt. Liverpool sack, | 90 a I 60; sugar.
loaf IL. crushed I3 a l3l. New Orleans 10 a IL. St.
Croix and Porto Rico u tallow, II a II: tobae-
co manufactured. s n Is white lead. S24 a q
window glass 8 by 10. 81 a q 10 by IL. q: vel
low dip turpentine, l SIS, scraped so spirits zoe.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
R,o,rtel by GEO. II. KELLEY & Bro

GRoCEEs AND COMMISSIONS NFHCHANTs.
Naval stores. soft turpentine 2 30, hard ] 20 !;
spirits turp. 81 rosin 10 Is common tar,
81 20 silt sack. I Il: timber So TO $40 90 -four
su,,r. { 25 n family { IS :cerI 80 400 hutter % ia
30: meal IS to IS; bacon, 131 hoground, IA "a
hams coffee, ri" o. IN 12t: laguayra l3 70 l31: ja
IA Is 30 II. st. Domingo 10 II: sugars leaf
LII crashed 90 y I3l: C Yellow III a IL. A Fo6ee
90 4 t9A. brown III IL 90; mulasses hid. 90 a 40,
Dbl. ~ lime l 25to l 81. cow peas 90 to ] 90;
oats SO &" Ole. cotton Toe to I6k lard l3l; rice,
4 per ask cleaned talipw candles I6 to ~, ada
Is TO "a, sperm 40 To- so. July &c
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YADKIM INSTITUTE,
MaIe and Female Schools
E c. HLNSHAM, Principal.

J. K. Z. Assistant and Instructor in the
Female Department..
Miss -. Assistant.
The scholastic yearcis divided into two Terms,
of twenty two w .eks each. The Fall Term CON-
mencing on Wednesday the 22d July. 1886. These
schools are now furnished with full sets of Philos-
optical and Astronomical charts. Maps. &c and
under the present Arrangement we feel confident
in saying that none shall leave our institution
without an advancement in useful knowledge
The s,tuatinn il known and famed FIR its morals
and health. Should any wish to ubtain an education
on time or Otherwise. they wouId do well to enter
this institution. We ak a liberal patronage and
no effort shall he spared t" impart more insirue-
ton for the same lnuDey than any other %iDstitu-
ton.
Tuition, S5,0Gtn $12.5 30 per Term.
Board 81. 50 TO f, 90 per month.
For further particulars, address the Principal at
Mt. Neho, Yadkin county, n. G. 39-3m
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nSg- Our Spe-Saw come in a full trot, the
other morning, and wanted to know why
fashionable Young ladies were like mothers
churn p We gave it M. 'Canse," sail he,
''they are in hoops !" TIL" young imp Of
buttermiIk <
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For the Spirit of the Age.


One Of the mnst imp"rrant improvements
lately made in North Carolina, is that of the
Beaufort aud HYDE Steam Boat COMPANY.
They have recently built a steamer of 800
tons l%urtten, at a cost Of near thirty thou
sand dollars, 70 My between the town of
Washington and Hyde county. She bears
the very appropriate name of Pamliro. in
honor Of the beautiful river AMI sound If the
same name, upnn which she rides. She is
said to he the finest finished and most tasty
steamer in the State. .
The principal object of the company as
far as | can understand, is to improve this
portion of the State. Hyde county. it is
well known, is. by far, the best grain grow
ing county in North Carolina. The soil is
six feet deep, and after having been %cultiva-
tel y hundred years without the application
of one grain of manure, is just as good, and
will bear equally as we'll as that Just cleared
off. 1t is II matter of no small magnitude to
throw open to public benefit such a garden
spot.
The Post Office Department has ordered
that a contract be made with VIM. E. Demill
the Agent Of the Company, for carrying the
United States mail.
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Zone door above r. Smiths Corner
AN now receiving my Spring aud Summe.
Il Stock Ut FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, B0XNErS. &c. &c.-
which I intend sci ing ut Reduced Prices to pure
tual buyers who viii pay when called ON, and cs-
pecially to those who buy with Cash.
[ deem il unnecessary to enumerate articles
Ny Stock is Large and well assorted, and 1 wa i
the money for them by the Ist of August next -
aud to enable me to get it. ] intend selling Goods
n little chea per for CASH this season than they
have been sold in this market heretofore.
Some of our Newspapers are adopting the Cash
system at lower prices; why not some Merchant
follow suit. IF the rule works we'll in one case
why not in the other. But | leave this point for
wiser heads Z" discuss. One thing however. [ will
say. and that is, L can sell Goods cheaper for Cash
than those who sell on IL and 81 months ti,nc ;
and tn test this ma ter, don't take nay word for l.,
but call and try. and + think l will be able TO prov,
to your entire satisfaction. Everybody call an |
see ii. L.. EVANS.
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L cks AND KEYs.-What q suspicious,
don't let-me,c atch-you:stealing kind of a
monster it must nave been who invented
locks but what a dnve-like. obliging, conf
ding creature the woman must have been
who first tolerated the u-e Of a latch-key \
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Cod Au~thority-The Cincinnati EveningNun IN
paris saysnf the Perry Davis Pain Killer =
1t remove s pain Ms if magic from any part of
the body AMI no one who knows its virtue
would willingly be without it.
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Thteshing Machine Mandatory.

OMEfHING NEW TO FARM
Frs.
INHE Subscribers take this method of informing
l. the Farmers of this anc the adjoining States,
that they are now manufacturing in this City, tho
CelsbraIed Hub Power and Thresher, which has 4
been selling III this market for three years past
aud which has given such general satisfaeliJ
wherever Introduced.
1t is unnecessary to particullrize the advantage
these Powers and Threshers possess, as the testT
mony in their favor by the many who have usct
them as we'll as their simplicity, will commend ihenN
to any. person desiring assubstantiaI and durable
WachiGe.s
We pledgo ourselves to employ none but the best
w"rkmen and materinlsin cur business, in order 10
secure satisfaction To OAR patrons and to enable u
to warrant all of our Uaehines.
Orders solicited from all In want OF a Power or
Machine. or both, as We are prepared TO furnish Z
part, or all OF the machine complete, as may be Ge-
sired. Repairing done at short notiee ON applita-
cation at our shop,on Washington street, opposite
Jarratts Hotel, Petersburg, Va.
j. w. DAVIS 4 BR0THER.
p. S. Our price for Power, TtresbsI, Straw
Carrier. Bands and all complete is $3.50.
Petersburg, Va, July u, 1856. 46-3m.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers tor sale, on the most
reasonable terms, the House and Lot immediately
South of, and adjoining the Governors Mansion.
The House is a two story huilding, in g"Ud repair,
with four or five rooms and an excellent basement.
The Lnt contains lhree-fourrhs Of an acre, more
orless. A. NJ. G0RMAN.
Raleigh. July 18th. 1856. 46-
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THE GALS AND THE MAINE LAw.-Qnaker
young ladies in the Maine Law States, it is
said, still continue to kiss the lips of the
Young temperance men to see If they have
been tampering with liquor. just imagine
a beautiful young girl approaching you,
young temperance man, with ali the dignity
of an executive officer, and the innocence of
a dove, with the charge +" Mr.. Jones, the
ladies' believe you are in the habit of tam
pering with liquor. and they have appoi ted
me To examine you according 70 our estah-
lishpd rulas-are you willing 2" You must
acquirsce, She steps gently up to you, lays
her soft white arm arr nnd Your neck, da>irs
lack herlaVen curlS. raises her sylpl,-l Ike form
unOn her tiptneS. and with her angelic features
lit up with a smile sweet as heaven, places
her rich, rosy, pouty, sweet sugar. molasses,
strawberry, honpysuckle, sun-huwer. rose
bud, nectar lips against yours, and (Oh. Je-
r~usaIen hold US! husses you, by crackv !
Ilurrah for the gals and the Maine Law,
and death t" all opposition.
CKoPs.-A friend from Deep River in
forms us that the crnps Of c.'tton and cnrn
in that part Of Chatham ami Moore counties,
and thence to this place, are remarkably
promising. the only drawback being that ar
mes of the ci,inch hug attack and d ,strnv
ttNT VII tAlA'A YIN NC WI U.s. III
some fields in b tn those counties. They
appear in such myriads that there is no pos
sihllity of destroying them, and so they
blight every thing they touch. Fortunately
there is apromise of "a large crop in spite u
them.
EXECUTION IN MISSISSIPPI. The largest
ass mbiy of people that we have ever wit
messed in YaZ1o city, were collected together
in front of our jail on FRIDAY, June 81. tc
witness the execution IF Young G. Bovard
convicted of the murder of his wife, and sne
three negroes who killed their master, Mr.
Prichett. Bovard met his fate with a great
er degree of a'mness and and resolution, thar
W. IS ant,cirat ID by his friends after ascen.
ding the platform of the gallows and kneel
iny for a few Minutes, he arose, approached
the front of the platform, and read a very
impressive sketch of his life, manner o fliving
and of the causes that lie TO his untimeiy
death; ascribing the source of all his Woes,
to the excessive use Of brandy . he exhortet
those who frequented the drinking house tt
take warning by his fate, lest they shoul'
fill a murderer's grave.
Di,claiming even ON the brink of etelnit-
any intention of ever hurting his wife or IN,
knowle ige of having committed the foul dee'
for which there was alone atonement in deaf
he said that he had brought upon himsel
the lust condemnation of the law, though innC
cent of the crime of murder. After asking
forgive ness of all those whom he might hay
iniured during hi sunproftable life, and. espe
cially pardoning those, VIII he said, hal, {
las prosecuted him with to fatal success, hi
emancipated soul shutting off the cumbrou
letters Of mortality. was launched into tn
unknown MYSTERIES of eteruity. KzOo Ban
ney.
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C UR
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour. per Dbl. 6 so u Z 90: lard, -l24 to ID; butter,
~ to p neal p hush. So al 20; corn p bush.
81 "a 65; fodder p hundred IS "a so: hecswax,
Is tn 90 dry hides. 10; white peas 20 to so
took peas. 20 10 IS bacon IL a l22: tallow. 10.
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TAKE NOTICE.

MY Wife. Elizabeth Terry. left my bel and
board without prcv"cation, all persons are FIRE.
warned from harboring her, or trusting her on NY
account.
VIM. H. TERRY.
Wake county, Jnl7 Is, 1856. 4S-3t pd.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills, an n~nfaifing
Remedy for Scrufulous Soles-Thee eldest son of
Anthony BArnets, aged Il, of Galveston Texas,
was an awful suff ,rer with scrofuIOus' sores on bis
limbs. the parents took him to sew eral doctors, and
did all in their power to alleviate him. hut he on
~ became worse. A sister of Mr. Barnet. who had
been cured of il bad leg ny lI"lloway's Ointment
and Pills, took the child uDdeT her protection,
stating she would try what effect 3 few weeks res
idence with her would IL; no sooner had she got
him at her own house, than she tried llulioway's
Ointment and Pills, they soon caused an iMprov-
ed appearance in the child, aud after using them
about ten weeks, every symptom of his disorder
had vanished like snow before the sun,-such is
the power of these wonderful remedies! They
will also cure all disorders of the skin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30
DEATHS.

In this City, George Clinton, infant son of
Umphrey and Mary J. Rrowping, aged la
months.