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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

OPPOSITION LINE FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
W aud Prov idence-uo monopoly Fsre to Boston M ~
deck g.. newport aud Providence o. deck 81 p Tho
substantial ssHmbei HERO Capt Potter lesves Robins9n
sireef pier ever sunday tuesday ana thursday atP
arrvinr nj Providence By "A. NJ Boston "a NJ Appiysa
he Office the whsrf
Tor NJ PoLLoCK's wEEHAwKES FERRY pawn,
n iicu. the favoriie eamboai RODMAN VI. PRICE Cant
n Pollock will leave SUNDAY Oct ~ from foot Of sorlns
rect touching Twentieth and Forty third streets
eere grripe street A. 10 and O'Clock returning eave
psvtill1n etfiIs and 50ciock Fare "a cents This
cats rup4 " thin half mile Of Gutenberg.
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rHEyIcAL LECTURES IN BRo0RLYS--pR. DoRr.
~ Nus will deliver four lectures the Uncomfortable
forces light heat electricity &c nj tbe Brp5kiyn tthe.
Tuesday and Friday evenings ~ Oct ~ "a q and
si ri ~ O'Clock Tickets procured Mesqs Jno Nbaus
fss Broadway New york; " Davies, Of Fullon
and Clinton streets Brooklyn, 8 Fongeras corner Of
Asatc and Clinton streets Brooklyn. Course tickle nit
ur ady ard gcnem,u - So ticket FOR sng e PEI
son 81 ~. single tickets 80 cents
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WI S. MEII.oR, AUCTIONEER. w n MELLoR-
w Tuesday October IL at 1915 O'Clock the salesroom
and Is Park opposite the As)r House. household
nture being part OF the effects Of private family giving up
housekeeping vizThree ply and ingram carpets Iron bed
seads French bedseads hair mattresses wardobcs
toilet aud variety OF kitchen
with which the sale will commence Also mahogany
ron hand siauO
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w 8 xgLLoR, AgcTd r. FER; by ". $. MErLoa,

w g. MEIfsOR, AgCTTONEER by W. 81 MErJOR
Tuesday, Oct a. at 1917 O'Clock, At aaesroom rs and
row, opposite the House assgnees
richest collection Of custom made cabinet furniture offered
public sale this fall The stock arranged exhibition
Ladies' and gentlemen particularly invited
goods previous sale II would be quite Impossible 10 emu
the articles contained the sale.
mediation Of Southern and Western merchants have
ample for packing and delivering
by Purchasers
every he catalogue viii be sold positively without re
serve by order of the assignee being the entire stock
FIRST class Manufacturer removed 10 saesroom for
nerce Of sale consisting In part q elegant paor sus
brocael. plush aud hair CLOTH aud the
and fashionstie styles rich tables elegeres
beauet wardrobes sscreores Turk sh chairs recumbept
chairs IN bookcases lined with
cabinets thirty i've richly decorsed and plain enaneed
chamber sus cold oak do rosewood mahogany and wal
nut CO. in great variety easy and rocking chairs. paror
chats tee aetes extension dining tables fourteen long
In great variety styles oak chss lounges lounge beds
hall stands hall chars reception DO Also entire
voice OF Proaues silver plated sets French china
toilet sets knives and forks spoons &c Catalogues
ming Of sale.
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w s. MErLoR, AUCTIoNEER.-BY ". S. MELLoR.-
w Mirrors auction, Tuesday salesruom. IS aud
IS Park consisting Of 20 thick FIRST quality plate pier
tel and oval mirrors in rich gold gilt frames Also 100 choice
oil paintings In neat gill frames. The whole for positive sale
and worthy the attention OF the trade Can be viewed pre-
10 aale.
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GILBERT s. SAVAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of large and well assorted stock of
BAGLET SAVAGE, At their salesroom, 50 Cedar street.
Tuesday, Oct 81 at I0ts A. NJ, prime lot of refined
brandy in casks cases and demohns, our
herring No l. smoked. picked herring, picked salmon
adamanne and taow candles maccaron ale Scotch
and Irish whskey Java coffee pockets
and black &C At the salesroom 50 Cedar
Thursday Oct g. assorted stock Of fancy goods fancy
Chinese furniture ewey and lot Of second hand furniture
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klIl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IITN
CLU ins, a. pier No N rsh river, from boat b.
ccning In col SION with The seanhoat Ret Iscket Thonas
DgUan, ~ Jersey City age1 about ~ years Eve feet
Inches n height built sanity complexion ADJ ssndy
wtiskeIs Had white muslin shirt bisck sk cravat
black satin vest Ard blue oveshr also dark psna0ons vita
blue overala snd shoes The above yard be
te recovery d The body by spuying 10 wrs nsnan ia
Bright Jersey street Jersey City Andre Clarke
f76 West srees New York.
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A SSOCIATIoN OF EXEMPT FIREMEN THE REGU
"A lar quarterly meeting viii be held at Firemens Hail.
Tuesday, Oct 81 at ~ O'Clock r. NJ Punctuai attendance
requested as business of interest 10 member will
a. W. WHEELER Recording Secretary
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prooRDs PRACTICE ~ A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
Rccrd of Psris and Ora Csrncchsn ana Mos Of dis c,y
may consulted IN this specially, A. his roorna sTa Rrns
wsy opposite the 81 Ncboas Hotel daily rreamsnt Ale
by letter Consultations IN English or French.
G. D. HAMMOND Nh
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CLIPPERS OF CARGO PER STEAMER CONNECT
CECUT. the 18th inst from New York Ayns Poir
will please call At the office ofthe undersigned e Wan sre
wanted. MOODY TELFAIR, Insurance Brokers.
CONS OF MALTA.-A FULL ATTENDANCE rs Nil
- cessary Monday evening. 10th inst, at O'Clock 81
of much importance Will be Communicated from thI
State of Pennsylvania reunion OF the bond
business Of the utmost importance. Come come all 81
order. O. O.
Mercantile Lodge No l. Brooklyn, Oct. 49, 1856
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II .osT-oN WEDNESDAY oct. rs. 1854, SUN or
pspsr fire a. ons A. AMI ne bssncs IN sos and q
any person finding The may have al over 500 rbs
owner can be found By calling Jno c. Alstsrt
OF fS Ccrtlsndt street.
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LOST AVID FOUND.

LvoUfD-0N SUNDAY, OCT. - t@s A POCKET.
ncok Containing several dollars in money appiyinu
Terrell $50 West Thirty second and proving
property aud paying expenses the owner may obtain u
L1OUND.-CAME TO The PREMISES OF JOSEPH
Young % sixty frst street and Third
he Tt OF October red heifer about two year, old
have BY and proving properly
JOSEPH YOCNG
SIXTY arsi street and Third avenue. eoal yar..
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MADAME p ANTOINE, 100 BAURENS, CoRNEf
1l Bleeeker couturere, recemment arrlyee de Paris
fbopneur de preveDr les danes de New York ecs
veront chez ellie les aeons les plus nouyees ct de meeu
godt, prx moderfs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TINE FOR Il
M ceiving military combinations has been extended uni
and including, Monday the 10th inst In consequence Of
pressure and Inability receive IT, Communication money
Be received ct the Receiver Of Taxes once and Inc Marsha
office, ~ Fulton street. room from A. to6P ~. up
mory, of Elm and White Streets up to and nclud
Saturday, the 18th ns from 10 r. NJ, where the Recev
of Taxes receipt can be obtained
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enY Prrhoh hnotDg me may save al over NtO me
crnr can be toundb BY calling Jno C. Alstsrk basemeo
OF 81 Ocrtsndt street.
osT-0r WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 49, A cara
IL o. god specscies VI pssinu the ~ Tenth
Avenue up neveneenh the Eighth
and Wee Twenty hrs street The timber will 4
ward ~ iesying them - w. West Twenty 8rs stree
I osr-oN Friday, TIE I'm INSTANT ~ CoNfsg
La from THE CRYSTAL Paace IA fifth avenue te ~ c~oas
ina he gefry = Brooklyn, folt brarr wih II Mr. ner
~ me inside The fnder receive 81 sti ~
iag Il a. - Man sirset Bro lsiin.
r oer-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON Inn rvsTAvr
~ Gilbert Bennets check he Nassau BAnk ~ AZ,
able 10 the order Of and endorsed hv
r0en ~ same has been soDpef. The Hnder will confer ri
BY leaving i At 592 Washington street
n oeT-oN 1HURsDAT, BETWEEN q SECOND 1VE
~ sud a. Fourth street aas's sr.eatt ~
- r. ain gold sitting The nnitr -r4t. -
wstet 81 earng 4, - sending i1 III F.f1 4,
Il $50 "a sIcLKN-0s tHrKsDAy Ltsf. .I.ae.
~ sf4. fa ttlEfr whis gcEk of0wn sg3' ..f#
II Bae rro ka4 81 ne nane III ~
~ f.#os fse sht IL he G1fer 81 =. #N#.4r .s
49, ee - returiNag BIN ~ ~ N.nh sreei
RI NTr Ea<r AsET ~ rEtrH on Ago.a st trE
! - s4i. 10 Wssnfr tcn NaFSef The 4ffe wil
t evseA NJ esyf9 te'u - he nfice 81 ihe
t.-e.e ictsl rr4et 81 trtasf 81 81 Nahsn strees
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
Hon. James G. Dobbin.

This gentleman passed though Raleigh on
Thursday, last, on his way to Fayetteville.
On Thursday morningthe Coax City Guards"
and the " Independent Guards" of this City,
called on him at the Yarbrough Ii ouse, for
the purpose of showing their respect and af-
lection for him as a man and as an honored
citizen of the State. He was addressed in
handsome terms by Capt. DeCarterett, and
he responded briefly but f~eelingIy, thanking
them for the compliment thus paid him.
During Mr.. Dobbin's brief stay with us,
he was waited upon by many of our citizens
without distinction Of party, who were glad
to see him and anxious to take him by the
hand.
Mr.. Dobbin, we learn, will be absent from
his post for several weeks-an absence rem
dered almost absolutely necessary by his close
application to business and arduous labors
during the recent session of Congress. That
his health may be fully and speedily restor-
ed, is the earnest wish of the whole people OF
his native State.-StdndGrd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
Editors Table.

NoRTu CAROLINA COMMON School jour
NAL.-No. | Of this Quarterly, is on our ta-
BILE. We have looked for its appearance with
no little interest; and are glad to find that
it has gotten under way. We presume, how
evcr, this No. is not to be taken as a speci-
men Of what the Journal is to be; for while
we find much in it calculated to advance the
Common School interests in the State, can
dor compels US to say we arc disappointed in
finding no moro originality and energy dis.
played. We arc not disposed to fault-inding,
but hope future numbers will improve upon
the present, and that it will be literally sus
tanned. Tho Journal is neatly printed at
the Raleigh Standard Office. Terms-5O
cents per annum-being four numbers a year
Address G. ii. Wiley, Editor, Greensboro o
Raleigh. $500 copies Of each No. are sen
free, to the Officers of the Common School
throughout the State.
RErRluurroN.-The Publisher, I. B. Pc
%terson, Philadelphia, has forwarded us
copy Of Mrs. Southworth's last Novel, emit
tled Retribution." We have not had tim
to examine it, but we notice some of on
Southern exchanges speak very approvingly
whilst others say the writer's abolition ten
denotes are too apparent to render the wor
acceptable in this latitude.
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WAsHINGroN.-W
are under sincere obligations to the Publish
or for a copy of this new and elegant worl
Headley has long boon a favorite AuthC
with US in many respects, and we regar
this work as essential to every mans Libr
ry. The illustrations arc abundant, some
them very superior, and the matter thrillin
ly interesting. Send to the Publish,
Mr.. Charles Scribner, 377 and 80, Broa
way, New York or to w. L. Pomeroy, RI
Ugh, and procure a copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
DEATHS.

In this City on Saturday last, Mrs. Eleanor
Campbell, reiict of Alexander Campbell, de-
ceased, aged about SO years.
In Craven county, near NewBerne, on the
1st day Of September, A. D. 1856, after a
short illness, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Darlington,
wife of S.. G. Darlington, in the 23rd year of
her age. She was a devoted and dutiful wife,
a fond and affectionate mother. She was
beloved and esteemed by all who knew her.
She has left a bereayed husband, one child,
a brother, besides a number of friends, to
mourn their recoverable loss.
Mrs. B. was a devoted member Of the M.
Z. Church. and died in that full assurance
of faith and glorious prospect of passing
safely through the valley and shadow of
death to that home not made with hands
eternal in the Heavens. 2-2t
At his residence in Hyde county, on the
31st day Of August last, Marvel Wilkinson,
aged 70 wears 10 months and 3 days. The
deceased was taken on the 1st day of Aug.
and on the 7th went to the election. HI
never ate any thing but two figs and on,
spoonful of soup. from the day of election
until the day of his death, but was sustained
OF water only. He retained his senses t
the last.
In Pittsboro', on the 22d August, Elizabetl
Frances, daughter of w. D. G. and c.. II
Riddle, aged one year, one month and ST
days, after an illness of two months. . Sut
fer little children to come unto me-, for {
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10

APPoINTMENT.--We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. VIM. V. Gefroy, of this town, has
received an appointment to a first class
(Sl-00 or Sl400) Clerkship in the Depart
ment of the Interior, at Washington.
We are %rejoiced to chronicle the above
item, from the Elizabeth City Pioneer, not
from any political considerations, but because
we are always glad to announce the promo
ton of such a young man as we know Mr..
Geffroy to be. Modest, intelligent, strictly
moral and honorable, he will reflect, in any
station, the sterling characteristics of North
Cardinals sons-probity, capacity and faith
~fulness. In our judgement, he n up to
the old republican standard of of6ce-holders;
and if that inquiry be made-"Is he honest,
faithful and capable"-an unanimous aye
will be given by all who know him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
HooKERToN, Aug. %, 1856.

To the Editor oftAe Spirit ofMe Age:
In your issue of the 9th August, we find
copied from the Goldsboro' Tribune a state
ment with regard to the late unfortunate
r~encounter" between Mr.. Jesse Moore and
DIR. Smith, which we think does the latter
great injustice.
1t is with the greatest reluctance that we
feel ourselves constrained by simple justice
to DR.. Smith to appear before the public in
his behalf, because we wish to say nothing
of the dead except good" yet we feel that it
is our duty to act upon the maxim which says,
/" let Justice be done though the heavens fall"
TIL facts of the case relative to the late
=" ~rencounter" of the above gentlemen, as de-
developed by the evidence before the jury Of
inquest, are simply the following: On Fri
day the 18th Aug. Mr.. Moore and DR.. Smith
met each other on the public road, Moore RI
ding in a cart, and Smith in a sulky, when
Moore refused to give any part of the road
to Smith, who, in attempting to avoid a col
lision with Moore's cart, ran his sulky una
voidably against a fence. An alteration
ensued, and Smith having received a blow
from Moore, gave him another in return, in
consequence of which Moore died on the fol
lowing Tuesday. There was but one blow
received by each of the parties. 1t is not the
fact that " Moore never spoke after receiving
the blow" One of the attending physicians
deposed that he was rational" subsequent tC
being wounded.
The foregoing is substantiated by the
evidence before the Jury above mentioned
1t is not the fact that +" the difficulty occurred
, on account of alleged rumors circulated by
DR.. Smith d%erogatory to the character of Mr.
Moore" That the difficulty has been owe
f. twelve months standing" we admit. 1t i
well known in this community, and il
susceptible of ample proof, that the origi
of tho difficulty was that Mr.. Moore mad
certain charges against DR.. Smith which b
l Moore affirmed he could prove to be tru
: by a witness not at that time in the county
When the witness returned, Moore havin
found him and DR.. Smith together at a publ
store, called upon the witness in the presenc
/ of several other persons to substantiate th
charges which he [Moorel had formerl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
g 8ytstt # t9< 8s< g. sAsg, 81. s. a.

made against Smith. Moore failed to prove
the truth of the charges either by his WI
witness, or by any one else. A difficulty"
Immediately ensued in the shape of a quarrel
only. At several subsequent times and previ-
GUS to the rencounter on the 18th, Moore
actthout any proUoeation on the part of Smith,
abused Smith publicly, and in the most
Insulting manner. Under all this abuse, to-
gether with numerous insults, Smith exercised
the greatest forbearance, SO much indeed
that many Indignantly affirmed that "were
they in Smiths place, preacher as he was,
they would give Moore a whipping"
The informant" of the editor of the
Goldsboro' Tribune is certainly either greatly
mistaken with regard to this matter, or he
has been egregiously misled by others.
MANY CITIZENS.
P. S. This is published without the knowl-
edge of DR.. Smith.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1D Hill, Louisburg;
Miss Cornelia Terrell, Rolesville J M Gud-
ger, E B Alexander, Turkey Greek; J
Rothaas, G Ebert, Salem;Joh Mizell, Wind
sor l B Watson, Washington T j Jarratt,
Jarratt's Depot; P Ridenhour, Gold Hill /;
Edw'd- Foil, Klutt's lanyard ; Mrs NJ A w
Temple, Hinstonsville Miss ] Hardin,
Cassville Sc Dempsey Odom, La; J II
Howard, Morganton BE Flowers, Mt Olive;
Isaac Mizeli. Windsor 50 T o Tarple, Cross
Plains E Fl Chadwick, Kinston; SH Smith
White Hall; Henry Cobb, Double Shoals +;
H Marshall, Green Swamp: DR. E Higgins,
Aliens Bridge 50 j j Bum, Rocky
Mount Miss Helen Lilies, Lilesville ; Mrs Il
NJ Lilies, Wadesboro' !; John Gross, Howell
Gillian, Pharr's Mills So Marler, Lin
Vile John G Davis. FL II Haizlip, Yancey.
Vile Stephen Mofitt, Brewers Mills T A
Simpson, Albemarle G L~assiter, Pottecasie
L A Person, Louisburg S G Darlington
NewBerne j S Harrington, Harnett;
Mace, New Garden.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
MARRIED..

In Iredell CO., at the residence of her
father, on the 10Th ult., by Rev. J. w. Pew
EFT, DR.. w. Gibson, of Catawba, to Miss
Laura G., youngest daughter of Elisha
Perkins, Esq.
s@N. G. c. Advocate please copy.
In Duplin, on the 28th August, by Rev.
D. Culbreth, John West and Miss Amanda
Ezzell-all Of Duplin.
On the evening Of the 10Th of August, by
Rev. r. ?. Bib, John S. Giles and Emily Il.
Burton all of Davidson County, N. G..
In Cabarrus county near Mt. Pleasant,
Richmond NJ. Smith, of Stanly CO., to Miss
Katharine Bangle, of Cabarrus.
O! take her, but be faithful still,
And may the bridal VOW,
Be sacred held in after years,
And warmly breathed as low.
Remember, It's no common tie
That binds her youthful heart,
'Tis one that only truth should weave,
And only Death can part.
In Halifax, N. c., on the Sd inst, at IL
o'clock, by the Rev. j. B. Cheshire, Colone.
Francis Haywood, Of Florida, to Mrs. Marths
Austin of North Carolina.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
IMPORTANT SALE!

d virtue of a Deed in Trust, executed TO me
ID BY Geo. G. Compton, for purposes therein
mentioned, l shall expose to public sale in the
Town of Translation, on Saturday the 18th day
OF September, inst, all the interest ths said Comp
ton has in a HOUSE M LOT, situated in the
business part Of the town.
The building is a two-story house, large and
commodious, well adapted for a private family, a
boarding house or n tavern. Also, 2 horses, 2
buggics, c~arryall and hack. o. @ 2 horse wagon,
one COW and calf; together with tho household
and kitchen furniture, &c.
The subscriber will convey only such title as
is vested in him by the Trust.
DOCTOR COLE, Trustee.
Aug. %, 1856. j2-.t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
MODERN

We know of no invention of modern times that
deserves, or is destined to occupy a higher niche in
the temple of fame, than the discovery or inven-
ton of the Vegetable Epilectic Pills f r curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits; Spasms, Cramps, and
all the various notifications of Nervous Disease.
DR.. Seth S. Hance, of los, Baltimore street, Balti-
more, Md, the inventor, is certainly entitled to the
best wishes of all the benevolent portion of man
kind, who experience a pleasure by the alienation
Of human suffering. When DR., Hance first pre-
pared these Pills, he intended them solely for Fits,
Cramps and Spasms but subsequent experience
satisfactorily proved to him, that in addition to
their remarkable sanative properties in this class of
diseases, they eXertod a perfect control over the
entire nervous system. He was then induced to
try them in cases of Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux,
Nervous Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, In
cipiant Paralysis, Hysteria, Muscular Debility,
and a host of minor diseases, springing from q
lack of nervous energy, in all of which his aDtici-
pations were crowned with the most s~anguine sue
cess. Persons at a distance, by writing and send
ing q remittance to DIR. Hance, can have medicine
forwarded by mail to their post Office address pre-
paying the postage. His prices are: one box, SO
two 50; twelve, $24. We have given his address
above.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10

The Vote Of South Carolina. A
South Carolina exchange calls attention
to the fact hat the vote of South Car
DINA in the next Presidential election
is in the hands of one man. eff Gov.
Adamsshould failto call the Legislature
together at the time of election, either
because he thought the State ought not
to vote, or that that could not be an
extraordinary occasion which happened
regularly every four years, the vote of
the State would be lost"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.-
We have received a pamphlet copy of the
Transactions of the Seventh Annual Meeting
of the Medical Society of the State of North
Carolina, held at Raleigh, May, 1856" This
pamphlet contains the last annual proceedings,
the eloquent Address of DR.. Warren, and
several reports by Drs. Pittman and Manson
on diseases. The officers of the Society are
as follows: President, DIR. Chas. E. johnson;
Vice Presidents, Drs. Whitehead, Manson,
Faison, and Gibson; Secretary, DR.. W. q.
Thomas Treasurer, DIR. Jas. b. Dunn. The
Society will hold its next annual meeting In
Edenton, on the second Tuesday of April,
1857. There are ninety members OF the So
ciety, and twe-ty honorary members.
The Henderson FAIR.-We learn from u.
w. Blacknall, Esq, Chairman Of the Execu-
tive Committee, that the Hon. A. w. Nena-
bic has been selected to deliver the Address
before the next Fair, to be held at Hender-
son on the 9th, 9th, and 10th Of October
next. The public may expect an excellent
1 Address. Extensive arrangements, we learn,
are being made, and the nex Fair is expec-
ted to ssrpass in every respect any heretofore
held.
We take this occasion to tender to the Elk
%ecutive Committee, of which our friend, DR.
Geo. w. Blacknall, is chairman, our grateful
acknowledgements for the honor conferred
upon US in el%ecting us an honorary member
Of the Society, and also for the polite invita-
ton to be present at the Fair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-10
FOR ONLY 81

a the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
" son a recipe of a 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 win 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 arc
subject to. Address the P. NJ. of New Hill P. O.,
Wake county. n. c..
May II. 1856. 5l-3m