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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
JUST RECEIVED.

WATCHES, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Plated
ware, handsome presents, anda variety of articles
at JOHN C. PALMER'S STORE, who has just e.
turned from making his purchases in New York
and Philadelphia The Jewelry for the ladies is
much handsomer than I have ever known it. The
Cameo sets of Breastpins. Ear Rings and Brace
lets are beautiful. I have never had such a selec-
ton of handsome Jewelry, and viii sell it
CHEAP roo. It's useless to name the articles, /
hope / can suit all.
Watches repaired, and as I have a Joweler. a
good workman, in my employ all Jewelry will be
we'll repaired at short notice
Raleigh, October 4, 1859. Ttf
A SITUATION WANTED-.A young Lady
N from New York; Graduate of Troy Female
Seminary and a member of the first P.esbyterian
Church-desires a situation as a Teacher in some
Southern College, Seminary or Private school
She has had some three or four years experience in
teaching, and can furnish satisfactory testimonials
of qualii cation.
REpEnEKces: Prof. D. s. Richardson, Rev.
RObt- c. Maynard, Franklinton, N. c.
Oct 9Th, 1856. 7-3t.
HONSTANT ARRIVALS-WEARERECEIV
" ING daily, by Express, accessions to our now
large and attractive stock of Ready lfade Clothing
The increasing demand at this concern since
its first establishment in 1S47 is evidence thai
there is no ham5ug in the Goods We sell, and w
have this season prepared a larger and better Sc
lection, we think than has ever before been exhib
ite3 in this City.
| We have now a most complete assortment of tn
finest Dress Goods for gentlemen, warranted to f
in a styI, unequalied by the test Merchant Tail
ors.
Visitors to the City are respectfully invited t
call and examine w. II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
at the old stand stand of E. L. Harding's'
0tOher q. 1856 7-6t-
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Receipts FOR THE AcE

SINCE LAST 1ssUE.-$l j L White, Wind
sor Miss E G Mangum, New Light; VIM.
Marbry, I'll A Snuggs, Gold Hill Rev. E
Rowley, Rowson caves, Rutherfordton j
W Brame, Fairport II Willis, Beaufort j
Seymour, Crichton's Store VIM. McNeill
David Eller, Parleirs Creek II Cobb, Oak
Ridge; DR.. A NJ Clingman, J M Brooks,
Ark; George Fitzpatrick, Hookerton Mrs
Martha A Utzman, Salisbury !; J S Cheek
Warrenton; W II Patrick, P NJ, Wadesboro'
P Ellington, St. Tammany j S Isler, j I
Felkel, Centreville, Fla. Miss Lucy Dent
Franklinton DR.. P Brown, John W Ay
cock, Briakleyville 7 Chambers, Rowan
Mills,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
MARKET.
Carefully Corrected by


BROW NLEY& HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CoTToN-The market continues active at 124c
for good lots with small sales for the season.
WHEAT-There is not so much activity in the
market. We quota prime red 81 3S a | 43-white
/ 48 a 1 SO.
BAcoN-We quote, shoulders % a 103 sides
101 a ia as to quality. Va. bacon, hog round IA.
Hams Is a 154.
MAcKEREL-No 3, $62 a Z. Scarce.
GuANo-This article has advanced in North to
$50 ton of 2240 lbs. The market is unsettled and
we omit quotations.
CoRN-We quote at IS a so a bushel.
LEATHER-Continues high at full prices, with
upward tendency.
MoLAssEs-Stock light, N. O. 60c., P. R. so a
SIS, Syrup 43 a Is.
RICE-We quote prime at 81 acc.
SALT.-L. P. / 80 a I IS; ashton, l s. a l 80.
SUGAR-This article has still further advanced
in North. Stock here small and prices firm.
Oct
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
MIED.

In Orange CountC., on the Doth inst.
by Rev. Thomas borough, Mr.. John
White, of chathab, to Miss Bette
J. Moore, daughter I'm Moore. Esq.
On the evening d lst October, at the
residence of W. Vincent, in Granville
County, by the Rev.. Devin, Mr.. James
IL. Leak, of StokeAty, to Mrs. Sarah
Jane Dixon, of Gra county.
At Cascade, RoSam Co, N. c., on
the 1st instant, bytJ. R. Lea, DIR. John
q: Brodnax, of Paprg, Va, and Miss
Mary w. Brodnaxk former place.
At Weldon, Mind inst, by John.
Campbell, Esq, MF. Watkins, former
ly of Dinwiddie, to Mary A. Parkinson,
formerly of SmithfE. Carolina.
On the 28th of S,ber, in the neigh
berhood Of Lees @ Church, 10y D. H.
Bum, ESQ.,. Mr.. BrP. Strickland to Miss
Thetney O'Neal, yat daughter of Ste
phen O'Neal, ESQ.,, Nash county, N. G.
In Sampson counl the 30th of Septem-
Der, Louis Whitfield, of Wayne county,
to Miss N. Louisa F5daughter of Thorn
as | Faison, ESQ, onpson county.
On Wednesday mig. October 1st, by
Pres. Craven, Mr.. j. Council, of Bladen
county, to Miss MEane Mc'Alister, of
Normal College.
On Moore's Creelw Hanover county
on the 2lst ult., byRev. Geo. Fennell
II. Sterling Averettumberland, to Miss
Phebe. daughter of ate James Herring
BE- Biblical Rer and Wilming tor
Journal please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15

N. CAROLINA RA1LRoAD.-Mr. Garnett, in
his letter to the President of the Company
resigning the Office of Superintendent and
Engineer on the road, expresses the belief,
arising from an observation of the regular and
rapid increase of business on the road, that
the company will be able to make a devidend
of sic per cent. on the stock for the year 1857
1855.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills. Extraordi-
nary Remedies for the Cure Of Erysipelas.-
Charles Peirpoint, was afflicted for several
years with disease. For nine months he was
almost deaf and blind with it, so severe was
the attack, he consulted several of the doc
tors in the neighborhood, but they did not do
him any good, but to use his ownwords, he was
left alone to die. His good genius, however,
did not desert him, for q friend of his brought
him a couple oflarge boxes and pots of Hol-
loway's Pills and Ointment, which he thank
fully accepted, and commenced using the
result was perfectly miraculous, for in two
weeks he was able to get up, and could see
and hear well at the expiration of a month,
he was perfectly cured and able to resume
his work.
EMIGRATION FROM VIRGINIA.-The Charles
town, Va, Republican says, during the last
two weeks large numbers Of emigrants have
passed through that place. They intend to
locate in Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Kansas.
They were principally from Augusta, Abe
marie and Botetourt-were all well prepared
with fine teams and wagons. As an offset
to this, it has seen a few families returning
from the west, in quite a different condition
horses poor, wagons worn out, and families
generally sick.
KANsAs.-Gov. Geary has issued a procla-
nation for an election Of Delegates to Con-
gress, and members of the Legislature of the
Territory of Kansas, to take place on the 9th
inst.
PRESIDENT PIERCE AT HoME.-President
Pierce arrived at his home in Concord, New
Hampshire, on the I'd instant, and it is sta
ted that his reception surpassed in magnitude
and grandeur any thing before known in
New England.
AShort Node to a Squalling Young Baby.
Respectfully dedicated to both Editors of
the Age. s
Ellol YOU Young Individual ! what's busted?
You ar making an extensive rumpus-
about now !
What a roarin noise you do raise
Considerin yer small throate
Praps yer def, and can't here yerself boiler,
Or praps yer've gothic 'Colerum Hlnfantum'
Or praps yer tunin yer pipes to make
"Nite higeous!"
Oh orful extraordinary young hinfantile,
What a rippin and rarln you mast
be occupied in getting up!
Equal to fifty thousand small devils.
Nh hextraordinary Young hinfantile
Who is a wailing Of you!
Alas ! it must be yer cruel
Hunmerciful parent!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
DES

On the 10Th ultimt her residence in
Nash county, Mrs. ma Arlington, con-
sort of Arthur Arria
In the town of Wapro' on the 29th ult.
Mary Ann. infant der Of MN and
Harriet Fl. Tapscot, age year and tw n
ty-seyen days.
Died in Stanly Count C., August 10Th,
1856, Of conjestiye typlfver, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Davis, wife of M. Davis, of Stan
ly. She was the daugtf George Turner,
of Arson county, N. Gle was born Nov.
Sd, 1886, embraced rsn and Joined the
M. E. Church at RehoHamp Meeting in
Stanly Oct. 7th, 1856. lived in the full
enjoyment of religion Heath summoned
her to her home in I'D. She died per-
fectly resigned to thel of God-calm,
peaceful and happy-lsg behind an af-
fectionate husband andElovelY children.
At a regular meetinghe Rolesville Di-
vision, Sons of TempeR, the following
Resolutions were adopt9
WHEREAS, It has pleahe Advise Gre
ator to take from ourist Bro. BoWdin
Watkins be it thereto
ResotUed, That in the d of our brother
we have lost one of our t worthy mem
bers, and his bereaved w an afectionate
husband, the neighborT a good citizen,
and the church a Worthymber.
ResOlced, That we deecondole with the
widow of the deceased his relatives in
this sad dispensation of Hdence, and most
afectionately extend to tlour s~ympathies.
Resoloed, That we weae usual badge of
mourning for thirty dayStoken of our es-
TEEN n love for his rpry, and that a
copy of these resolution entered on the
minutes OF this Division,d also a copy be
transmitted to the widowthe deceased and
to the Spirit of the Age publication.
Died, near Portland, feene CO., Ala,
August 70, 1886, Mrs. pecca Brassfeld,
In the 10Th year Of herb.
She was the ~dauga9sof Turner and
Elizabeth Pullen-wasorn June 22nd.
1918, in Wake county C.-embraced
religion in 1888, at oncdned the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church., which she re
NAMED a member till bel ath-was mar
ried Sept. 18th, 1916, tEol. Brassfeld
whose home she rendd happy; anc
whose children by a formFife, bear abun
dant proof that few step5thers SO entire
ly ill their sphere and bsharge all thei
duties as did she, w~hosdeath is now la
mented and whose loss kpowerfully felt
Died, in Gonzales coub Texas, on thu
18th August last, Mr.. dfles Floyd, fol
merly of Granville couB N. c., in tn
47th year of his age, Eing a wife an
several children to mouths loss.
He embraced religion his youth, an
continued to act accordg to its dictate
in the various relations Sustained in lif,
until summoned hence For many yea
he had been afflicted, ahais last afiictior
were very severe. Hi3QiFits were muc
depressed in the former r of his sickness
but OF the day previouHo his death b
clouds dispersed, and confidence r
vived. He then calledlis family al
friends to his bedside, anrequested the
to meet him in heaven, id desired the
to sing and pray with h.. Afterwar
to sing a favorite song, % sing to me
heaven" Was last heai to exclaim, /"
my glorious home above and thus pass
away from the world. !. w. FLOYD.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15

EAIR ARRANGEMENT LAT THE STATE
IL Fair will be the assembh fair ones, exhibit
ting fair attractions to all No may desire fair
opportunities to make fair br,osals to be fairly
accepted or refused. That a ir beginning shall
have a fair ending in the air, it is suggested
that gentlemen desiring an ont should purchase
their Clothing at fair way, akhe fair far famed
Clothing Establishment of
VIM. H. WILKINS, Agent,
At Harding & Old stand"
No. %, fayetteville St.,
Raleigh, n. c.
Oct. 10, 1856. 7-swlt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
8yt.ts # .g< - S. f<tss 81 s:

and breast, p never my relief until I tri-
ed Davis, Pam KILLER, eh I cheerfully at ri
butte my restoration e general health. I
consldered- u the pest medicine in use, re-
storing ana puiiuing Initiated system to its
natural vIyaeity and Wife.
Il. DIES TOR Mantvaal +. q
The Pain Killer is so1F. Pesena galeivh.
Thos.J Patrick, Gree; Lncas q Moore,
Goldsboro'; George r. Wilmingtan. and
by Druggists, Groeers a nscine Dealers gem
orally.
Va Another Great CDvsnens;a. Aston.
ishing success of the 0Iad Bitters.
new HApvember %, 1851.
Gentlemen: l feel th8nse of pride or del
leacy should deter me Expressing publicly
my gratitude Tor the eff your 0xygenated
Bitters. IN restoring meath, after suffering
more than six years dyspepsia and Liver
Complaints during WheR had the best med
zeal advice, with no bsssept temporary re-
Ny case became mor4ess. from an attack
of diarrhoea, which co1sne to my he'd for
eight %eeks, causing grStration of the whole
system.
About Two months ask so much reduced,
that I could eat scarcelxod whatever. and
and was Obliged to takeA in despair of ever
getting any better reafef the certificates Of
re remarkable cures by theenated Bisters. and
obtained a bottle of the he. However suD-
prising, it is nevertheless that I was almost
Immediately relieved oF symptom of my
various complaints.
| am now in better hehn | have enjoyed
for many years, and, at my restoration, by
tae grace of God, to Valuable medicine.
respectfully yours.
Try E. HANOVER.
No. % Fair Street,
| SETH w. FOWLH, I3S WASHINGTON St.
Boston, Proprietorsl by their agents every
where.
None genuine unlgned 1. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the lists in Raleigh, Gold s.
boro', aud throughouttate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15

A Good Southern Teacher, to instruct in a pri-
N waite family, or open a school in the vicinity,
if he should prefer. The location is a very desira-
BILE one for opening a fourishing School, and one
Of the healthiest in the State. We propose to give
$500 a year and board, allowing the Teacher the
privilege of receiving the tuition fees of as many
pupils as he can get outside of those children OIL
the advertisers. All applicants must be thorough
Collegiates, and of Southern origin. Immediate
applications desired. Address " Postmaster Thorr
Hill, Hancock CO., Ala"
Good references viii be required.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
A WANTED.

TWO YOUNG LADIES, of considerable expe-
J. rience in teaching, one in English and Math-
~enlaties, and the other in Music, desire 10 obtain
situations in a Female Seminary or School, after
the 25th of December next. At present, one is
Principal of a Female Seminary and the other has
charge of the Music Department, they would pre-
fer similar positions as instructors either in a per-
rate school or a public Seminary, under the man
agement of a gentleman of family. They desire
to remain together, bat would consider PROPOSE
tons to be employed in different schools. The
best of references will be given. Letters of en-
qairy addressed to the Editor Of this paper will
be promptly answered.
Oct. Ist. 1856. 6-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
From Tie " ObsefceT.'

Bacon II a IS coffee, Rio, ID a IA, Laguay-
"a Is cotton, IL a IL according to quality; -four
30 a 90 c oats 40 AS peas IS a 70; hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 a 5 iron, Swedes, 8 a En-
glsh, Ga S; lard, II; lead 81; moiasses AS a so
nails 54a51; salt, Liverpool sack, l so a | so; sugar,
loaf Ii, crushed 13 a 134, New Orleans 10 a II, st.
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, II a II tobac-
co manufactured, 8 a 10; white lead, S24 a d
window glass s by 10, 24 a % 10 by IL, q yell
low dip turpentine, 2 so, scraped so spirits 35c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15

D9- Major Vim. J. Clarke, late Controller
Of this State, has been elected President of
the San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Rail
Road.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
Emnlovnsnt Cor 1000 Persons.

NJ ANTED,. imrGelistely, Agents in every
w eennIy Il ths Brited States to engage in
the sale ofsis. beat hook ever sold by subscription,
entitled :. CHAIN OF sAckFD WONDERS; or
A Connected View Of scrfpturs Scenes and Incl
dents from he Creation te. the end Of the Last
Epoch ; by the Rev. s. A.. Lat,a, A. II. MD
Containing zee large octave pages. Subscription
price in Muslin So. 5O-sforocco S3.z- In this
work are presented the most sublime and imposing
cen es of the Bible, furnishing a connected view
of the most thrilling Sacred Wonders of the world.
A sample copy viii be mailed, (pos. pafdl On re
ceipt of retail prices. A circular, with conten,s
and Terms to Agents viii be forwarded by ad-
dressing d. RULISoN, No. 81 South Third St,
Philadelphia.
NIB. Persons sending me their address, I viii
mail, post paid, a full descriptive catalogue Of IN
books, and with Instructions to operate that viii
enable them 10 make from $40 to $50 per month.
The list comprises over leo New and Popular
Books, among which viii be found some Of tn
best selling subscription Books in America. Aa-
dress as above. IA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
g.

nR. L. s. Perry, successor TO the late Dr.. W
IL R.. Scott, having extended the favor Of his
office heretofore granted by his predecessor. Scntt,
the subscribers will continue to keep a sample n
ANo FORTE at said Office, and will hold them
selves bound to the purchaser for the ~satisfac-
tory performance of all pianos so made and ssl
by DIR. L.. S. Perry.
]. J. WISE & BROTHER.
No. 81 Hanover street.
Baltinlsre-
May S. 1856. 6-1y
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Wake Superior Court.

The following, among other cases, were dis
posed Of Mt the term Of the Superior Court
held here last week.
The State as. Wiley j. Lloyd, indicted for
bigamy. Counsel for the State, Mr.. Attorney
General Bachelor for the defendant Messrs.
Lewis, q. w. Haywood, AZ d Busbee. The
defendant was convicted, and on Saturday at
IL o'clock, in pursuance of the sentence of
the Court, he was branded on the cheek with
the letter b, and whipped.
The State Us. John LASTLY, for larceny
Convicted.
The State rs. John Mitchell, for larceny
demonstrating. Convicted. The Attorney
General for the State, and Messrs. Lewis aud
Venable for the defendant.
The State rs. w. w. Fort, for getting pos
session of q bond payable to one Cross, and
tearing it. For the State the Attorney Gene
raj and Messrs. Battle and Allen for the de-
PENDANT, Mr.. Busbee. Convicted.
The State rs. Guilford, q slave, the prop.
erty Of Col. w. III. Morning-charged with
the murder Of Mathew PEBBLES, of Johnston,
For the State the Attorney General and Mr..
Lewis for the prisoner, Messrs. Miller, G,
W. Haywood, and Hustled. Verdict of gull
ty. Motions were made by the prisoners
Counsel for a new trial aud an arrest of judg-
ment, whlCh were OVerruled ana the COurl
understanding that the master of the slave
would appeal to the Supreme Court, did not
pronounce n formal sentence on the prisoner,
but merely fixed the day for his execution
Friday, the 3lst Of October. Having appeal.
ed, the judgement for execution is of course
vacated.
On the civil docket, the only cause tried
that excited much interest, was that of Nancy
Howell rs. Thomas Young, charged with the
seduction Of the plaintiffs daughter. Messrs'
Miller and +. G, Haywood appeared for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. Moore, Busbee, and AL
len for the defendant. The jury returned
verdict for 800 damages.
His Honor Judge Saunders presided. He
despatched business with great energy, fully
sustaining his high reputation as a Judge
The Attorney General, Bachelor, is a mos
faithful, capable, and labOrious officer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
LAND FOR SALE.

LSR0M one to Eve hundred acres, lying within
Il two and a-half and three miles of Raleigh, on
the lower Hillsboro' road nearly all wood land
and what is cleared, is fresh and nearly all rich
bottom land. There is an excellent CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with q corn mill attached good
water power, with a twenty feet overshot wheel.
Further particulars can be had by applying to the
subscriber. s. II. whitaker.
Oct. 1st, 1856. ct
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500 For one Months Employment.

TNO give you a surety against humbuggery, any
person sending me one dollar shall receive my
bond of 100 dollars, that if they do not realize
more money than they have ever done in one
month, by following my directions, that they shall
have one hundred dollars forwarded them by mail.
This is no book agency, and does not interfere
with your other business. Try this.
Address JOHN CRANKY.
Goshen Hill, s.. G.
Oct. s., 1851. 7-9t pd
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WANTED.

A Situation as TEACHER, in some Seminary
N or ACADEMY, where a good School can be
built up, by a gentleman who is able to teach
Greek, Latin, French, the Mathematics and all the
branches of English Literature. Having had ten
years experience in teaching, he fatters himself
able to give full satisfaction The best of referen-
ces can be given. For further particulars, a line
addressed to the Editor of the Spirit Of the Age,
will reach the Advertiser.
October 10, 1856. TT
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The Independent Guards.

AhO AhASRSA0SAN H
We learn that a meeting Of this spirited
Company was held on Monday night last,
and the following officers were elected to NIL
yacancies that had occurred
LIST Lieutenant, W. G. Parker.
End w. w. White.
Bird " w. w. Smith.
4th I" A. Dec. Tumbro.
Ensign, +. j. Weldon.
Bird Sergeant, s.. Smithers.
9TH M. Fleming.
We are glad to learn that the Company is
increasing. They are altering their uniform,
and when finished it with it will be as hand
some as any in the s~tate.-Succes, in all re
spects, 10 this spirited and patriotic Compa'
ny.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
THE Adams Express Company having made
Il arrangements with the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road Company, and re- established their Of
fee in Raleigh. N. c., are now prepared to trans
port Freight, Specie, Bank-notes, and parcels Of
every description, TO and from all the principal
Cities North, South and West of Raleigh, AT THE
MOST REASONABLE RATES.
Also the following stations on the line of the
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad: to Franklinton,
Henderson, Warrenton, CASTOR and Weldon.
The Express will run with the speed and regu-
larisy of tbs mails, in charge of special messen-
gers. WM. WHITE, Jr.. AGENT.
Office at the old stand, near the Marlborough
House.
September 18th, 1s46. b
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Raleigh. Oct 9, 1855.

M E have now in store and offer FOR sale on the
w most pleasing terme
40 Hhds. fair to prime P. R. Sugar
100 bbls. Crushed and pulverized,
100 do A. B. & c.. soft Crushed,
20 Hhds. prime P. R. Molasses,
$50 bags fair to prime Coffee,
100 do prime green Lag. do,
100 do Old Gov. Java do,
$50 bbls. Norfolk family and Extra Flour,
100 boxes Brown Soap,
rs do superior pale Soap,
100 do assorted Toilet do.
100 do choice Western Admantine Candles,
so do inferior do do,
SO do pure Sperm do,
4fee6G-dfo Mould ~ do,
SO do Burch lbs. Tobacco,
so do Melver
25 do Fergeson Competition lbs, Tobacco,
% do Magnolia lbs. do,
25 do Flora los. do,
$4,000 sacks jeffrey & Dorcey Blown Salt,
1000 do G. A. Salt,
Brooms, Buckets, Tubs Selves, Irvine Paper
ground and grain Spice, Choco ate, Clothes PIN:
Durkee's Baking Powder. &C., &c.
A. H. McPHETERS & CO.,
Sep. % Wills Wharf. =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
MAYORS OFFICE.

Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given, that application viii
~ be made to the next General Assembly for
an amendment to the Charter of the City OF Ra-
leigh. WIN. d. Mayor.
Z leigh, Sept. 10, 1853. I'll
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-10-15
NOTICE!
TO nv Friends and Customers.

II HAVE just returned from the North, and I am
lnow receiving my Fall and Winter Goods, and
feel assured I can please all who favor me with a
call, both in quantity and price. I have a fine as
sortment of Cloths, C~assimeres and Yestings to be
made to order, and in all cases a fit warranted
Also a good stock of Ready Made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods of the very latest styles. Hats,
Caps, &C., in fact any thing worn by gentlemen.
can be found at the establishment, except Boots and
Shoes.
Those who intend visiting the State Fair, and
members Of the Legislature, and every body else,
are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as l think I can
do as well, if not a little better than any body else,
as my terms are entirely CASH. My motto is small
profits and quich sales. Don't forgetto call at the
same old stand, formerly occupied by J. J. Biggs
& Co.
I II RIGGS