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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-03

A regular and gifted physician, moved by
the ills which afflicted humanity, devoted
much thought 70 tire preparation Of a medi-
cine for tire cure Of bilious diseases ; it has
been thoroughly tested successfully cures, vim
dicates and to som extent rewards his outlay
Of time and money. Gentlemen Of means
and aptness secured the exclusive right to
manufacture this medicine and have spent a
p~riDcOly fortune in presenting it fairly to the
public. It's success has been wonderful, ev.
cry body has heard of M'Lane's Liver Pill;
and Yermifuge, and it is not surprising tha-
u~nprincipled men, for the sake Of gain, should
have been tempted TO initiate or counterfeit
them. The public need not be deceived
purchasers have only to examine the wrap
pers. The genuine FLAMES Liver Pills anC
yermifage arc all signed FLEMING BROS
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE,

SINCE LAST 1ssUE.-$1 Mrs M A Aston,
Warrenton SO j S Shepherd, P NJ Kinston;
81 John Kaerber, Natchez; S. S G Mackie,
Missouri !; SOW 0Felkel, Florida S33 Miss
NJ III Cheek, Henderson DIR D r Dunlap,
Charlotte E B Salmons, East Bend sc
Burney, Miccousukie A F Claywell, Spar
ia, Tenn !; Miss E NJ Finney, BARRIERS u
Jas E. Morris, Chucka luck John r
st Lawrence; L j Boner, Salem;
Clio, Oxford College Mrs NJ A Poteet,
Dysartsville: Rev A A Justice, Franklin
Wright HAYS, Enfield j w McGowen, Fair
Bluff; PJ Paschall, Exchange /; Herod Fai-
son, jackson Rich'd Hargrove, Seaboard /;
CD Walker, Rolesyille; j W Fulford, Towns
vile Mrs Jennie Jones, Kinston B w
johnson, Smithield; Morgan Blair, VIM
Deal, John Blair. Deals Mills; Mrs M A
Powers, St Paups; Miss N c Price, Lumber
Bridge VIM Edwards, Mt Olive Miss Ma
ry E. Boykin, Clinton j; D Billiard, Yang's,
Ala E P Tuck, Blue Wing; j B Timber
luck, Pacific DC Smith, r A Johnston, J
II Gouger, Coddle Greek Cyrus johnson,
Spring Grove Miss M K Sawyer, London
Bridge. Va; S22 Nathan L Rountree, Will
SON.; W j King, Louisburg Saml. Word,
Rich Square w A Harris, W'msboro'; r
N Sledd, Clarksyilie; D A C~ovington, Mon
roe; N j Black, Pioneer Mills; w S Ram
saur, Lincolnton; Peter Friddle, Alfred Ire
dell, Rockford Rev. A D Belts, Martins.
vile, Va; 81 W NJ Robey, Independence,
Va. So G w Roberts, Knapp of Reeds S.
I S Welborne, Wilkesboro'; Miss Martha
S West. Carrsville, Va. /; J r Forbes, Green
vile; J j Blythe, Mrs. N Clayton !; John
Brown, Kenansvllle S. S Lawson, Darling
ton So W NJ Bishop, Scotland Neck Cal
vim Crowder, Whites Store.
ng- We have received 81 from Jas. S
Mebane, but no direction as to Post Office
Where shall we send the paper?
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For the Spirit of the Age.

In No. At of the age" w. T. Griffin in
quires who will give the rationale of his Gu
rious rule for determining on what day of
the week any given date will occur? Fear
ing some Of the readers of the cage" might
be led to suppose the rule was merely acct
dental, since no one attempted reply, l have
'ventured the following explanation:
There being 365 days in each year, except
Bissextile, and SO weeks making only 1854
days, it follows that each year will begin one
day later in the week than did the previous
year, except the one following Bissextile,
which will begin two days later. In other
words, each year gains one day of the week
on the previous year, except that next fol-
lowing Bissextile, which gains two days.
Now the Christian Era commenced on the
Sabbath day-and from then to the present
there would have been gained 1856 days had
there been no such arrangement as leap year,
and were every 4th year q Bissextile, there
would have been 463 1.-THE bissextile not yet
having passed) more days gained, making in
all 23l9 days. But each centurial year not
divisible by 400 without a remainder, is not
a Bissextile, of which there have been IA,
viz l, 2, 3, s., 6, 7, 8, 10, IL, l3, IA, Is, IL,
l8 hundred-hence there have been only
23l9-l4=3305 days gained, which, is equiva-
lent to 800 weeks and 2 days. The weeks
we need not count, and 2 days from the Sab
bath brings US to the Sd day of the week
the day on which the present year ommen-
ced.
The rationale of the rule is now manifest
The given year, 1856, represents the number
of days gained without allowance for leap
year; part 463 LESS for leap year, repre-.
sents the No. of days gained by Bissextile
years. 400 part 4 represents the No. of Bis.
sextile centurial years. The 100 part l8 rep
resents the No. of Centurial yeats.
The difference between l8 and 4 shows the
No. of central years which were not leap
year, and this difference, IA, should of course
be taken from the number 463 above, which
will then truly represent the No. of Bissex
tile years to be 449, which added to 1856
gives 1905 days rs before-dividing by 7,
because 7 days in a week, we have a remain
der of 2, which added to l for Sabbath, gives
the Sd day of the week. In the rule refer
red to, the necessity of adding this remain
der to l is obviated by calling the lst day o
January l, which being added to 1906 gives
a remainder-3. j. n.
Newby's Bridge, Perquimans, n. G.
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FITS! FLTS!L FITSttt

Persons laboring under this distressing malady
will find DR.. Hance's Fpileptlc Pills to be the only
remedy ever discoyesed for curing Epilepsy or Pail
ing Fits. These Pills possess Of a specific action
on the nervous system; and although prepared
especially for the purpose of curing Fits, they will
be f found of especial benefit to all persons afflicted
with weak nerves, or whose nervous system has
been Frustrated or shattered from any cause what
ever. The dyspePtic patient, whose stomach has
lost thepo~er Of duly converting food into a life
sustaining element, is relieved by q single course
of the extraordinary Pills. The gastric fluid re-
acquires its solvent power, and the crude nutri-
ment which was a load anda burden to the suffer
er, white las digestiye organization was paralyzed
and unstrung, becomes under the wholesome revo-
luton created in the system, the basis of strength,
activity and health.
DIR. Hsnce sends his pills by mail, free of pos
tage, to all parts of the World, on the receipt Of
a remittance. his prices are: one box, So two
SIS; twelve, s24. We have given his address. y
boye.
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I Beg Leave to Decline Your Request

Such was the laeonic reply of the gallant
Zachary Taylor, to a " naughty summons to
surrender" from that imperial coward, Gen.
Santa Anna, previous to the hard-fought bat
tie of Buena Vista. Santa Anna, with a pow
erful force Of $4,000 men, threatened the
brave little army under Taylor, which amour
ted to 1893 men, with humiliation. But
the " hero of Palo Alto" was determined to
fight a little any how and stood his ground.
The battle commenced, the contest was
long, desperate, sanguinary,' which says the
historian, no pen can adequately describe.
But the Americans, commanded by Gen. Tay-
lor in person, stood firm against the fierce
and almost irresistible assaults of the Next
cans, and were victorious. The Mexicans
fed, leaving their killed and wounded in the
hands of the ~victors. In a military sense of
the word, it was a 8 glorious victory 3!
My young friends, this story has it's moral.
Listen. When you are pressed BY evil per-
sons, or false friends, to do wrong, think of
the words of the 'invincible Taylor and re-
ply Il beg cave to say that l decline your
| request Say it frmly.-Your own evil pas
sions may send you a naughty summon to
surrender. Yet decline they and your evil
companions are towards. The odds may be
fearful, the contest desperate and sanguin-
ary,' finch not, stick to your text summon
all your good resolutions, command yourself
in person. like Washington, invoke the God
of battles and the victory will be yours
Resist the devil and hs will foe from you !;
so will your evil advisers, and bad passions,
leaving their killed and wounded in your
hands and believe me, you will have gained
a glorious victory in the fullest and most
Christian sense of the word. Conquer your
own passions, and you will be greater than
Alexander, who conquered the world, but
fell a victim to his own unreStrained vice
Though you may not, like Taylor, ascend tc
the Presidential chair of our Republic, ye
you shall have your reward, the love ant
respect of the good on earth, and a 'crowr
Of glory in heaven Is this not worth stri
! WING for?
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Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy.
lille COUNTY, N. @.

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, % miles from the for.
mer and Is from the latter place. 1t is located
in the midst of an intelligent. enterprising and
energetic people, all united as brethren to raise
the standard of education, and to watch over the
sacred interests CT their growing institution. The
location is entirely free from all temptation to
vice. so common in towns and villages ; and it is
also perfectly healthy, there not having been a
single case Of sickness among the students during
the past year. All persons desiring information
| with regard 10 terms, expenses, de-, can obtain
circulars by applying TO the Principal,
JOHN C. DENNY,
June 18th Z5-42-Sm
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FOR ONLY 81

ON the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
W son a recipe of a remedy for Hnrses, 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 viii 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 4
great preventive of distemper, which horses are
subject TO. Address tie p. NJ. Of New Hill P. o..
Wake county. n. c.
krav IL. 1Shf. 5l-2m
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AGENTS! AGENTS!
EXTRA INDUCEMENTs oFFERED.

EAIhA MENI 10 OfT
Persons sending me their address, l will mail
(postpaid) a full descriptive catalogue of my books,
and with instructions TO operate that will enable
them to make from $50 to 500 per month. The
list comprises over 100 New and Popular Books,
among which will be found some Of the best selling
subscription B oks in America.
Address D.. RULIS0N, Quaker City Publishing
House, 80 South Third street. Philadelphia. Or,
if living West, to Ii. NJ. RULTSON, Cincinnati,
Ohm Aim
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observation-disclosures p. Terrence
made his appearance before the Mayor last
Saturday, to answer the charge of bringing
a negro boy, Sam, from North Carolina,
and offering him for sale in this city-the
boy being the property of Judge Toomer,
of North Carolina. When the case was
called, a gentleman from Georgia, who had
come on to represent the owner, stated
that the accused had brought the boy here
without authority, and exhibited a letter
from Judge Toomer, substantiating that
statement. The Mayor thereupon deliy-
cred the negro and Terrence into the
hands of that gentleman, to be taken back
to the place from whence he came, there
to be dealt with according to the laws of
that State.-Rich. Dispatch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-03

Oxford. We regret TO learn that
this pleasant and beautiful village has
been recently visited by a malignant
disease, which swept off a number of
its citizens.
Sale Of North Carolina Wheat.-
Three thousand bushels Of choice red
North Carolina wheat sold at New
York on Wednesday 81 81 per bushel.
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LAND 0 SALE.

TWO TRACTS in Granville cosnty, . miles
west of Franklinton Depot, Containing upwards OF
200 acres of good bottom land in both tracts. /
will sell them together or separate. They are di-
vided by the public road leading from Oxford to
Raleigh. I will give from one to ten years indul-
genee. Apply to Rev. B. 3. Hester, who viii show
and bargain the land.
Alse, 4 one acre lots at Normal College, joining
tbs College Square one well improved, with a
commodious dwelling; has ID rooms. I will sell
any one or all Of the lot. Apply TO the subscri-
Der at Normal College.
T. LAWRENCE.
August 8. 1856. 50-5t.
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SURvEYoR-GENERAL's OFFICE,
DUBUQUE, Iowa, September Is.
DR.. Geo. Il. Green-Dear Doctor: 1 intended,
before leaving Washington City, last spring, to say
to you in black and white, as 1 have frequently
done Uica roce, how highly I esteemed your Oxy-
genated Bitters, and that l have no doubt but hat
they will act as a certain, speedy. and agreeable
cure of Dyspepsia, in any case, it matters not how
obstinate. Your Bitters acted as a charm with
my friends, Hon. A. c. Dodge. NJ. L. Martin, II.
D. Foster. and others, as they did with M sell.
Your obedient servant, q. W. JONES.
Seth w. Fowle l. Co., 1873 Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro', and throughout the State.
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DEATHS.

In this city on Friday week, Miss Jane L.
Hudson, daughter of Mr.. R. Hudson, in the
9th year of her age. She was Of a meek
and quiet spirit and a devoted Christian. For
many years she was a member of the NJ. E..
Church, South.
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PETERSBURG MARKET
Carefully Corrected by
3 r @ w N LIE Y & HICK s

BROW NLEY& HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CoTToN-Stock light, not much demand, we
quote sales at III to II.
CoRN-There is a good demand for white, sales
at Is a 80.
WHEAT-Market dull, we notice a decline since
the last Steamer, red l 81 toll 80, white ! 81 a l AZ.
ToBAcco-The marke: opened this morning with
an active demand at very full prices for all des-
criptions. We quote Lugs at 6 to 81, mostly Mt 81
TO q common leaf at 9 to lO4 good and fine
from II to $40.
GUANo-This article continues firm at S55.
BACoN-Continues in &C i've demand, ii to III
for shoulders, 123 a 134 for sides, Va. Ii a 144.
NAcKEREL-No. 3, Boston inspection, 81 a 81.
LARD-Va. in kegs Is a Is, western in Dbl. l24
a Is.
HERR1NGs--N. C. cut are scarce, and N o. / we
quote 81 a 81, No. 2. RE 81 a 81.
MISUNDERSTANDING A a 45, w. I. in hhds. As q
so, N. O. in bbls. So a 60c.
CoFFEE-This article without change.
NAILs-4a 5 as to quality.
IRoN-Swedes very scarce and high, many sizes
not to be had.
SALT.-L. P. l S5c. August n.
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N1oRrH cARoLINA MuIuAL ~ Msu

NoRTH CAROLINA MUTUAL EE INsU
IN RANCE COMPANY, Raleigh, N. C.-Tbis
Company insures the lives Of individuals for urr
gear, a term of years, or for life, on the Mutuai
Principle, the assured for life participating in -
the profits of the Company. For policies gran
ted for the whole term Of life, when the preiui-
um therefor amounts TO $50, n note may be given
for one half the amount of tho premium bearing TO-
terest at 6 per cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been
paid by this Company, together with the low rates
Of premium, present great inducements 10 such -
are disposed 10 insure.
Slaves are insured for a terra Of from one TO i've.
years, for two-tbirds their value.
All losses are paid within 80 Gays after satisfat-
tory proof is presented.
DIRECToRS.-Charies +. Johnson, wm. Dtt-
las Haywood. Jno. d. William oginton BGsbee. i
". Hustled, Wm- II. Mckee, Charles B. Root, v rs.
w. Holden, Wn. D.. Cooke, r. ii. Battle, Wm. a.
Jones, P. z. Pescud and Se2Lon Gales.
0FPICERS.-Dr. Charles E.. johnson, President
VIM. D.. Haywood, Vice President; john g. Wal
iians, Secretary; Vim. ii. Jones, Treasurer; ID. ".
Hustled, Attorney Drs. Charles l. johnson, u.
II. Mckee, and Richard B. Haywood, Medi-.l
Board of Consultation R. L. Battle, VIM. T..
Mckee and Charles b. Root, Executive Committee
For further information, the public are REFERRED
TO the pamphlets, and forms Of proposal, which
NAV be obtained at the Once Of the Company, or
my Of its Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, postpaid
% JOHN 9. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Raleish, July IL, 1856. -
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WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD. Mayor.
IMPORTANT SALE

d. virtue of a Deed in Trust, executed to me
ID by Geo. c.. Compton, for purposes therein
mentioned. 1 shall expose to public sale in the
Town of Franklinton, on Saturday the 18th day
of September, inst, all the interest the said Comp
ton has in a HOUSE AMI 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 a tavern. Also, 2 horses, 2
buggies, carryall and hack. Or 2 horse wagon
one COW and calf; together with the 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. 52-3
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DEAR SIRs We began selling Perry Davis
Pain Killer with very little effort on our part; sales
were small at first, but as it became known in eur
community, the demand increased very rapidly,
beyond our expectations, and every person that
bought it would como after more, and speak in
the highest terms of it as a valuable remedy for all
those diseases your pamphlet spoke of. From
these recommendations we were induced to use it
in our own families, and now continue its use with
great satisfaction. We have sold more of the
Pain Killer than we ever have since or before of
any other medicine in the same length of time !;
and we do not hesitate to say that it has given
better satisfaction to the purchasers than any other
article We have ever sold. Hurry Of business has
prevented our SEEDING certificates, but we have in
our vicinity from fifteen hundred to two thousand
living witnesses who testify to their neighbors,
day by day, of the value of Davis Pain Killer
Keep a large supply in the West, it is just such a
medicine as the people want, and they have al
ready found out that they can cure the Fever and
Ague for twenty five cents. 1t will Gre a cold in
one hour-a severe cough in one highland has
proved to be the best medicine in use for a dis
eased stomach and many other purposes.
LOCKWOOD l. GRAHAM,
Sandusky City, Ohio.
The Pain Killer is sold by z. F. Pescud, Raleigh,
Thos. J. Patrick, Greensboro; Lucas & Moore
Goldsboro'; George Il. French, Wilmington, and
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gen.
orally.
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THE YADKIN RIvER-The Salisbury pa
pers publish the report of Charles B. Fish,
Engineer, to the President and Directors of
the Yadkin Navigation Company. Mr.. Fish
expresses confidence that the thorough sur
vey now in progress will show that the i'm
provement may be planned and constructed
SO as to answer all the expectations of its
projectors, and at a cost no greater than the
it is designed will justify.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for the SPIRIT of the Age, BIZ
A. N. MCPHEETERS & Co

Repo1Fed Tor We Sp77ft ct Tie Age, 6y
A. NJ. McPHEETERS & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
Flour, receipts have been larger since our last
and our market is now well supplied with old and
new; We quote old 5 F. $7,a It. extra g, fami-
ly 81, new S T u, extra 81 to 81, family 9 a 81 !;
bacon, market bare and prices advancing, we quote
western shoulders lie, sides 134, Va. hoground,
l41, hams Tie; groceries, market poorly supplied,
and prices continue to rule high sugar, N. o. 81
a 81, P R none on the market, C'1I3, IL. crush
ed IA, loaf al molasses, N. O.. IS a 60, P r SIS a
Sc, Cuba So a "a coffee, rio III a II. lag. l3 a
l34, Java l52 a Is; rice ST a 81 salt. g A $l2 a
e, blown II a IL; cotton, If a II wheat, ARR.
walls of new and quick sales, red l 50. white 81 81,
at which sales were made to-day. August q.
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ADAMS s. Cos ExPREss.-We learn that
VIM. White, jr., of this City, has been ap.
pointed Agent for Adams s Co.'S Express,
and that he will enter on his duties in a short
time. This company has had no agency here
for some months past. The time of opening
will be made known by a future advertise
meuk-
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CoNGRsss.-The news from Congress does
NOT vary much. The black Republicans Of
the House still urge their reasonable meas
ures, aud the Senate stands firm, or at least
AlArgs majority Of IL.
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Sick headache and Debility. The Oxyge-
mated Bitters are worthy the attention OF all
who are afflicted with these or any other SYM
toms arising from a weakened and deranged
state of the digestive system.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

TER sCHR. X. w. BROWN, from New YO TX
Is bbis. c.. Yellow Sugar,
IS bags prime Green Rio Coffee.
Low for cash at GEO. Fl. KELLEY 4 BRO
Wilmington, Aug. 20, 1856. So
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MARRIED.

In this City, on Wednesday morning last,
by Rev. W. E. Pell, Wesley Jones, Esq, Of
Wake, to Miss Mary E. Courts, eldest daugh-
ter of d. w. Courts, ESQ., OF this City.
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NOW READY.
sWAIM's yUsTICE-REvIsED

TEtHE North Carolina Magistrate, . prae1eaI
u guide TO the laws Of tbs Stste. and ysc dec1ss
ions Of the Supreme Court, defnIng the duties
and Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace, under
the Revised Code of 1s54155-togcthef with fui4
instructions, and numerous Forms and Presidents.
By EDWARD CANTwELL, Esq, l.. L: B!
CoUNsBBEcR AT Law.
One vol. s vo.-Containiug nearly 500 pages,
handsomely printed, ON good paper, and we'll
bound, in Law binding.
Price 50 80; Postage SO cents.
This day published and for sale by
H. d. TURNER. N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, n. C, Aug, Z, 1856. So
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Va WoRMs.--As this is the season of the year
when worms are most formidable among children,
the proprietors of MLane's Vermifuge beg leave
to call the attention of parents to its virtues for
the expelling of these annoying, and often fatal
enemies of children. 1t was invented by a physi-
clan of great exp erience in Virginia, who, after
having used it for several years in his own prac-
tice, and found its success SO universal, was in
duced at last to offer it to the public as a cheap
but certain and excellent medicine. 1t has since
become justly popular throughout the U. States, as
the most efficient Vermifuge ever known, and the
demand has been steadily on the increase since its
first introduction to the public.
ws- Purchasers win be careful to ask for DR..
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermi-
fuge, in comparison are worthless. DIR. M'Lane's
genuine Vernifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
can now be had at all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. Pescud, and by
Druggists generally,
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S. 0. & Mrs. s. TATUM, Prin.
WANTED.
MAYORS Office.
RALEIGH, Aug. 12. 1856.

RALEIGH, Aug. 12. 1856.
A REWARD of five Dollars will be paid by the
IN Commissioners ofthe City of Raleigh, for the
detection and conviction ofauy person, who shall
wantonly throw filth, or rubbish of any kind, into
any of the public wells of the City, or in any man
ner injurc the proper working of the public
pumps.
I'D MM DALLAS Marnr