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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-26
MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst, at Pactolus, Pitt county,
by Rev. Edwin Geer. Mr.. Rufus S Tucker, of
Raleigh. N. c., to Miss Florence E., only
daughter of Churchill Perkins. Esq, of Pitt.
In New Hanover county. ON the 18th Of
November, at g. Pissfordss Esq, by Rev. D.
G. Towles, Mr.. D. Bright. of Bladen,: to
Miss A. e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Lenoir County by REV. E. A. Best, Mr..
Thomas A Heath, to Mrs. Harriet L. Vause,
all Of Lenoir County.
On the 9Th of November 1856, by Rev
John w. Litehfeld. at the residence Of Capt
B. NJ. Gibbs, at Middleton, Hyde county N.
c., Mr.. Benjamin ]. Midyett to Miss Aman-
da J. Gibbs, daughter of B. NJ. Gibbs, Of
Middleton.
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DEATHS.

In Davie County, on the evening of the 9TH
of November, instant, Sarah Edward, infant
daughter of Mary j. and Bushrod w. Parker,
age 5 months and 90 days. "Jesus said,
Suffer little children, and forbid them not,
to come unto me for of such is the kingdom
of heaven
At his residence in Granville County, on
Wednesday morning, the 18th October, Rob-
ert P. Hughes, aged fifty eight years. The
deceased was an affectionate husband, a kind
father, an indulgent master, and a good
neighbor. He left a widow and three children
to mourn over their irreparable loss.
In Trenton, N. c., on the 18th inst, Sal}ie
Ann. daughter Of John N. and Mariana
Lyman, aged 3 years 7 months and % days.
Suddenly, at his residence in Lenoir coun-
ty Mr.. Henry Tull, in the 73d year of his age.
His disease was supposed to be an affection
Of the heart.
At a meeting of New Institute Division
No. 233 S. of I. on Saturday night, Nov. 9Th
1856, the following Preamble and Resolutions
were submitted by Bro. w. Nj. Campbell and
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty
Disposer of events to remove from our midst
the Rev. w. W. n esbitt, late a member Of
this Division, therefore,
Ieaoloed, That in the death of Bro. Nes.
bitt, the Methodist Church has lost a Jealous
and faithful minister, this Division a true and
steadfast friend of Temperance, and this
community a gentleman whose high social
qualities endeared him to the hearts of all.
ResotUed. Thatwhile we deeply sympathize
with the relatives of the deceased in their ir-
reparable loss, yet the purity ofhis character,
the uprightness of his c9nd1ctMand the forti
tude with which he illness AFFORD
us a confident hope Tia IS his gain
Resolced, That as a tassM 81 of our love
and respect for our deceased brother, we wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
w. II. LILLY, r. S.
N. G. G. Advocate copy.
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RECEIPTS FOR HI AGE.

SINCE LAST ISSUE 81 j. r. Morgan, E.
Hardister, Tenn; A. J. Hines, Pleasant
Mount; Thos Campbell, Mullins'; j. NJ. For
ney, Shelby JAS. G. Reid, Kittrell S. R.
Nordeet, Sunsbury; w. A. Mitchell, Pacific;
J. W. Baity, Jerusalem; Miss R. c. Caldwell,
Cowan's Ford R. A. Davis, Merry Mt. /;
John Beavans, Enfield G. A. Rogers, Leas,
burg Miss Margaret Smith, Greenville; S.
j. Carrow, Beaufort; N. Edwards. Thos.
Hughes, Snow Hill Miss Fannie S. Smith,
Reidsville Hugh Leach, Normal College
II. l.. Sandlin, Hallsville; So j. M. Spain.
hover, Lenoir Sc A. J. Greene, Albemarle
VIM. T. Hargrove, Miss v. Hargrove, Towns
Vile; I. Lawrence, Normal College; Miss Ma
ry Ann Woody, Snow Camp; Floyd Nuckels,
W.P. Waugh, G. (old)C. H.; W. W. Kearney
Saml. Davis, w. A. Kearney, Warrenton
George Catlette. Franklinton 2. NJ. Costo n
jacksonville Miss j. AsHodges, Garysburg
W c Paxton, DAnville !; Miss S W Wiley
Miss G B Williams, auckland w w Bur
CESS, Eliz. City w A Smith, Wake J
Fleming, Ridgeway.
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MANUFACTURING.

Being supplied with the best of materials and
workmen, he is prepared to manufacture Boots.
Shoes, and all articles in his line, in very superior
style. Give him a trial.
Alarge and superior lot of Findings on hand and
for sale on liberal terms, to the trade.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceived, he respectfully s%olicits a continuance of the
same. HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh, Nov. y, 1896. lit.
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A Flow OF WoKps.AThe English Ian
guago is a copioss one! If any one doubts
it, let him read the following definition -
"What is n husband?"
Hear q lady's definition :-
"IGe is" said she, "a snarliug, crusty,
s%ullen, tosty, forward, cross gruffy, moody,
grabbed, %snappish, tart, splenetic, surly, dry,
british, fierce, morose, waspish, currish,
boorish, f%rctful, peoyish, hufish, sulky, touchy,
fractious. rugged, clustering, captious, lima.
tured, rusty, churlish, growing, Numbering
upish, stern. catfish, frumpish, humorsome
enyious dog in tho manger, who neither eat:
himself nor lets others eat"
There. any Benedict may recognize him.
self without looking in the glass. Wha
language except the English can afford suct
au array ? n
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NEW STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes. GaiterS Il BrOgaas

II ENRY PORTER would respectfully inform
Il the Public that he has received his Fall and
Winter Stock of Goods in his line of trade, and
solicits the examination and patronage of all de-
string to purchase.
His stock is large and comprises every thing
Gentlemen, ChildreR's and Servants wear. He
deems it unnecessary to enumerate his articles and
styles-simply saying his assortment is full and
complete. His terms are moderate.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Exported for the Spirit ofthe Age,

1VCPOIVON TOT VWo DpTW y tWt 4iYt, UY
A. NJ. MCPHEETERS & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-The market shows more animation.
We quote S. F.. 81 a II Extra $7f a IS Family
ST a $S4 supply fair. Cotton, Stock accumulaS
ting and no transactions for some days. We quote
nomiraly lOf a lie. Corn arriving lightly. Mixed
and White 81 a Csc. B. r.. Peas in demand / As
a 81 so. Dried Fruit, Peeled Peaches $54 a So.
Apples, l so unpeeled Peaches dull l %, Flaxseed
declined. We quote IL q 95: Naval Stores
Nothing doing in Tar; Spts Turpt AZ a ABE.
Common Rosin $125.
NoY. %.
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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,
loo boxes Brown Soap,
- do superior pale Soap,
100 DO assorted Toilet DO,
l0o do choice Western Admantinc Candles,
so do inferior DO do,
so do pure. Sperm do,
ZOE do Mould do,
20 60 Bgrch lbs. Tobacco,
30 d Melver
D DO Eerges9n Competition lbs. Tobacco.
% 10 Magnolia lbs. DO,
25 % Flora los. 10,
I500e sacks jeffrey ( Dorcey Blown Salt,
1909 40 q. A. Salt,
Brooms, Buckets. Tubs Selves, Twine Paper
ground and grain Spice, Choco ate. Clothes Pms
Durkee's Baking Powder. &C.. &c.
A. u. McPHETERS & CO..
Sep. % Will's Wharf. T.
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For the Spirit Of the Age.
A Proposition

To the young gentlemen readers of the Spirit
If the Age,
Instead Of raising the subscription price of
the Spirit of the Age to two Dollars, rs has
been proposed to keep the paper up, let each
Of US, send the uamc Of his LADY LOVE-, with
an exua dollar, and his own, for the Spirit
Of the Age. And to commence it, | have
inclosed one dollar for that purpose. Let
each Of us try it for one year any how.
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7. R. FENTRESS.
HIR II "A TAIL OR
No. Is, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,


rs now prepared to offer to the community a
4 splendid assortment of Goods, consisting of
Cloths, Casimeres and Vestings, in eve y respect
suitable for gentlemen. l think it unnecessary to
specify the different colors Of cloths or the quail
ty. Suffice it to say, | have every thing that is
usually kept in a regular tailoring establishment,
all of which shall bescut and made in the manner
a gentleman ought to wear.
l have lately returned from the North, having
been prevented from going at the usual time by
sickness in my family. l have Unexpectedly had
the advantage of buying at a much cheaper rate
than formerly, and can sell goods much cheaper
than heretofore. Indeed, 1 intend to sell cheaper
than any body else and therefore I solicit calls
from my friends and customers generally, and
from the members of the Legislature in particular.
Visitors to the City of Raleigh will please call
on me-, and I will certainly give them good bar
gains, either in clothing of my own manufacture
or in that ready made as l am receiving a large
assortment of clothing of the best kind, and for
furnishing goods none can be found cheaper.
L also have a large assortment of Fancy Goods,
which I win sell at a small profit. consisting of
Gentlemen's Robes, Fancy Shawls, Cravats, Gloves
and every thing in the line of a gentleman's wear
except boots and hats. My stock is too large to
enumerate, and you will please call and examine
for yourselves, as you will be the best judge.
Call at the we'll known house, No. Is, Fayette-
vile street, where you will find cheap bargains foI
your CASH; as I wish to do a cash business fol-
the future. My terms have heretofore been SIX
months credit but it is impossible for me to con,
duet business on this plan, as have to meet my
pay ments regularly every ninety days.
Those indebted to me at home or at a distance
will please call and settle their accounts, many Q
which have been standing q long time. / hav'
made this call on my friends through the pres
and by letter and it has not been responded to
Please attend to this appeal, as my business can
not be conducted on the credit system any longer
I~retnrn my thanks toses generous c0mmunit
for past custom and [ shall endeavor TO merit
continuance of favor. I. q. FENTRESS.
Iwish to employ two or three good journeymel
tailors, to whom the best prices will be given.
m ID L
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Sous Of
GRAND DIVISION, OF n. G.

THE next annual meeting Of the Grand Divis-
/ ion, S. of T., will meet in the town of Fay
~etteville, commencing on Tuesday night, the 2def
December, at 7 o'clock.
It's earnestly hoped and expected that each and
every Subordinate Division in the State will be
fully represented, and that the older members of
the Order may be present to give US their aid and
counsel at that time, as business of great imp Dr.
lance to every true Son of Temperance will come
up for action.
RICH'D STERLING, G. VI. P.
a. NJ. GoRMAN, G. S.
Oct. q, 1856. 9-td
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DR.. Sanford has sent a cargo of his Invigorator
liver complaints or Indigestion. He has used if
for many years in a large and extended practice
till its results are thoroughly known, and it is now
offered for sale as q tried for those diseases.
Hundreds have given him their certificates of the
greatest cures being performed where life was des-
paired OF. 1t will surely relieve a sour stomach,
billiousness, headache, costiveness, female obstrue.
tons, cholera morbus, dysentery, or summer COM
plant, by the use of a few doses. I will say to all
that wish something that can be relied on to cure
those diseases, try DR.. Sanford's Invigorator.
lit
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THE ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY

TNHE 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-
larity of the mails, in charge of special messen-
gers. WIN. WHITE, Jr., AGENT.
Office at the old stand, near the Marlborough
House.
September 18th, 1S46. g.
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FARO BANKS IN CoNNEcTIcUT. The Hart.
ford Courant is informed by several CORES.
pondents, that there are no less than twenty
faro-banks in full operation in that CITY. and
that there is more gaming carried on there
than in any city Of its size in the Union
Who would have dreamed this of staid anC
steady Connecticut
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A PROCLAMATION.
By HIS Erceuencx THOMAS BRAGG.

By HIS ErceUency THOMAS BRAGG, Coz
ernor ofhe State Of North Carolina.
w HEREAS, the returns of the Election Of
w Electors for President and Vice President
of the United States, held on Tuesday next after
the first Monday of November instant, being the
4th day of the month, the time appointed by the
Act OF Congress, and in conformity with tho regu-
lations of the statutes of the State, have been re-
ceived at the Executive office, from the SherifT's
of the several counties, New Hanover excepted,)
and the same having been examined and summed
up, the result of the said election is found to be
as follows, that is to say:
H. M. Shaw, Sam1 P. Hill, VIM. F. Martin,
CASTOR II. Wilder, and S. e. Williams, each
received forty-six thousand seven hundred and
sixty four votes r. P. Waring forty six thousand
seven hundred and sixty three votes W. W. Ave-
ry forty six thousand seven hundred and sixty
votes; w. j. Blow forty six thousand four hun
dred and sixty -four votes; Thomas Settle, jr.,
forty six thousand three hundred and three votes;
and M. b.. Smith forty FIVE thousand eight hundred
and forty seven votes,
And that E. J. Warren, O. P. Meares, j. 7.
Littlejohn, A. J. Stedman, and John D. Hyman,
each received thirty six thousand three hundred
and nine votes A. j. Dergan received thirty six
thousand three hundred and eight votes J. W.
Cameron received thirty six thousand one hundred
and thirty eight votes; Lewis Thompson received
thirty five thousand nine hundred and three votes;
and L. u. Carmichael received thirty five thousand
six hundred and sixty FIVE votes.
And that Will. B.. Smith received nine hundred
and seventeen votes L. B. Carmichael received
four hundred and seventy four votes ; John M.
Clement received four hundred and sixty votes +;
Lewis Thomas received four hundred and six votes;
and w. j. Barlow two hundred and seventy nine
votes.
Now, therefore, I, Thomas Bragg, Governor of
the State of North Carolina, do hereby proclaim
and make known that FL. M. Shaw Saml P. Hill,
William F. Martin, W ]. Blow, M. B. Smith,
Castor 4. Wilder, S. E. Williams, Thomas Settle,
jr. r. P. Waring, and ". w. Avery, have been
duly chosen as Electors on behalf of this State of
President and Vice President of the United States
for four years fron aaa~SftAr the fourth day of
March pext. And dc IN like manner notify and
warn them, and each one of them, to attend in the
Capitol, at Raleigh, on the first Wednesday in De.
cember next, it being the third day thereof, to form
an Electoral College, and to vote for President and
Vice President as aforesaid, according to the
provisions of the Constitution and laws of the
United States.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto SET
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
State of North Carolina to be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this goth day Of
November, A. D., 1856, and of our independence
the eighty first.
THOMAS BRAGG.
By the Governor
PULASKI CowPER, Private Secretary.
November 20. 1856. I3-lt
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PHYSICIANS

Will find n select Stock CT Surgicalinstruments,
Pure Chemicals, Extracts, Magnetic Machines,
Trusses, Supporters, &c, &c. Pharmaceutical,
Preparations will receive great attention, one Of
the firm being a graduate at the philadelphia
College Of PharInacy. The process of displacement
is used to a great extent in the preparation of Tine
lures, Syrups, and Fluid Extracts, afording moro
elegant and efficient articles, ensuring a thorough
exhaustion of the material, avoiding tie injurious
effects of heat &c. All other preparations will be
made strictly according to recent improvements in
Pharmacy.
DR.. z. A. Wake viii supervise the filling of all
orders for Medicines. Chemicals, anil Surgical aud
Dental HasfrH mcats, an additional guaranty for the
proper execution of all fayors from our medical
friends. SANTOS, Wake IL CO.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
CNTe7N1J.y COTTeCled OF
B r o w n T. E Y Il II q X s

d II y W N "a u I q II . n 3.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
WHEAT. The market continues active at $50
a ISL for prime Red and White.
CoTToN--This article continues dull and prices
arc lower we quote sales to day at IL a III.
TOBACCo.-We quote Tugs 6 a SO leaf 9 q $14.
CoRN-Receipts small we quote sales 75cts.
BACoN-We quote shoulders prime 81 a 81
Sides 10 a 101, Va Hoground BE.
GUNNY BAGGING.-Supply good sales 20 a %.
GuAyO-Stock small We quote sales $5S4.
MACKEREL- We quote No 3 II a 81.
LEATHER-Still continues high with small stock.
MoLAssEs-Stock light 0 SO a 81 P. X. so q
So Portland Syrup 43 Il 40.
RIcE-We quote prime 81 a 6.
SALT.-We quote l. p. IS9a 1855.
Nov %
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FOR ONLY 81.

a the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
~ son a recipe of q remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
if given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money will be
refunded. No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift. and a
great preventive of distempe-, which horses are
subject to. Address the P. NJ. of New Hill P. O.,
Wake county, n. G.
May II, 1856. 51-3m
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LAND FOR SALE,

LfROM one to FIVE 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 ali rich
bottom land. There is an excellent CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with a 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 Let 1Q56 q =
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SchI0ss. Brother & Co.,

TAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens o
Raleigh, vicinity and the public in general, that
they haYe changed their firm, by taking in a part
ner, Mr.. NJ. CRAFTSMAN, who will hereafter carry
on the CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
STORE in all its branches. All orders viii
receive strict attention. Any garment sent for
will be finished and forwarded to its destination
within 8 days.
All sizes of Coats, Pants, Vests, etc, constantly
kept up by our original Merchant Tailor Estab-
lishment of Joseph Schloss 4 Brother, corner of
Light and Mercer Streets, Baltimore Md.
Our Dry Goods shall and must be sold soon, as
we are anxious to make our store a
REGULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Call and get Dry Goods at Cost, before we
send them off to Auction Houses.
SCHLOSS, BROTHER 4 CO.
Raleigh, Oct, 8 1853. 10
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EDITORS CERTIFICATE.
Another cure by Oxygenated Bitters

AH0thOA SUi0 ny GAY SeudteU DllteIe.
BURLINGTON, VI, Nov. IL, 1851.
Gentlemen Il suffered for about a year previ-
Gus to lastspring, from a arrangement of the action
OF the heart, which like most others similarly af-
ficted, l supposed to be an organic disease, and
having seen the Oxygenated Bittero highly recon-
mended for use in such cases, l procured and used
a single bottle, with entire success.
The disagreeable symptoms speedily disappear.
ed, and have never, except in one or two instan-
ces, easily accounted for, had any recurrence
Of them, when they were easily removed by a sim
gle dose of the Bitters.
Being really of opiui'n. that this medicine isssof
unquestionable value as a cure of dyspepsia, lin
which opinion l am happy to know that I agree
NTH many intelligent physicians 1 have no hest
tation in permitting their certificate to be used in
any way that will promote its moro general use.
E.. A. STANSBURY,
Editor of the Burlington Courier.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS Oh the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro, and throughout the State.
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NOTICE

CTRAYED from my premises on the l4th inst,
~ in Nash county ,.near Castalia p. o., two young
bay Mules,a mare and horse. They were seen to pass
through Louisburg with Jokes on. Twill give ten
dollars aud p ~ the expense of feeding to any per-
SON whe will take them Up and inform of the same.
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Nov 81 50HR 10 tf
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WANTS,


NJ ANTED a Teacher well qualified to teach
w the english language entire-well recon-
meEied as Tutor for Yadkin Institute; session to
commence about the 10th ofJan'y.
address the President of Yadkin Institute at
Mount Nebo, N. C.
November. 1856. 1S-2t
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W. M. COOK. TAKESTHIs METH0DOFI IN
w forming his friends and customers, that ne
has received his Fall and Winter stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries. Hardware and Cutlery, consist
ing, in part, If Coffee, Suear, Brown, Crushed and
Clarified Black and green Teas Bacon, Lard,
Meal, Candles. Aaamantine and Tallow Ground
Alum and liverpool Salt Fine Tobacco and CT
gars, Also a lot of Miles fine Boots, Shoes and
Caters, both for gentlemen and ladies wear and
a great many other articles too tedious to mention:
all of (which will be sold low for cash.
This establishment is the sam recently occupied
by Beckwith & Clayton, on Fayetteville Street
opposite Lawrence's Hotel.
Raleigh, Nov. <, 1868. loft.
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500 For one Nosths Employment.

V4UU LO1 UHo NOLG1 ILAPIOy 1HON1'
VENO give you a surety against humbuggery, any
u person seeding me one dollar shall receive my
bond of 100 dollars, that if they do not realize
more money than they have over dore 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 GRANNY.
Goshen Hill, s.. C.
Oct. s, 1857. 7--9t nd
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MARKET.

Reported by GEO. Fl. KELLEY & BRO.
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 SIS, hard l 40
spirits turp. 50; rosin l 10 a ~ common; tar,
81 IS salt sack, l 10; timber IS to $40 90 -four
supr. IT'S a family 8 25; corn 90 AGO butter % to
80; meal Is to so bacon, IA hoground, Is "a
hams coffee, rio II to 124; laguayra 13 to 90; ia
90 a IA, brown IL a IL; molasses hid. 90 a As,
Dbl. 81 lime l rs to l IS cow peas 90 to l 90
oats 90 to 40c.; cotton lie to 13 lard 16; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada
% to 80, sperm 40 to so. Nov. %.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

TWO YOUNG LADIES, of considerable expe-
Il rience in teaching, one in English and Math-
ematics, and the other in Music, desire to obtain
situations in a Female Seminary or School, after
the 25th of December next. At present, ono 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
vate school or a public Seminary, under the man
agement of a gentleman of family. They desire
to remain together, but would consider PROPOSE
tons to be employed in different schools. The
quiry addressed to the Editor of this paper viii
be promptly answered.
Oct. 1st. 1854. &