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Abolition Arrogance and Impudence.

AboIltlon Arrogance and Impudence.
Some ono has forwarded to us two Nos. of
n paper printed at New Haven, Conn, called
1.-THE Peoples Organ and Advocate" We
do not exchange with the contemplate sheet.
and hope never to see another copy Of it
but the Nos. hefore US deserve a passing no.
tiee at our hands.
The paper is professedly a temperance
journal, but Of late has become one of the
yilest abolition sheets Of the MANY which
degrade and disgrace the North. It's pro-
fesoed Temperance procliyities had induced
friends Of the cause in the south to subscribe
to it-bnt so abusive Of the South has it be-
come Of late, that its subscribers in this
quarter have ordered its discontinuance and
this has given its editor great offence, and
furnishes an occasion to pour forth his dis
gushing aud insulting vituperation against its
southern patrons, because, forsootb, they
would not c~ravenly submit to his slanderous
blackguardism, and pay the vile calum-
niators for it, to boot. The people of the
South arc too much prone to patronizing pa
pers at the North such returns for their
fayoritism as this fellow gives, ought to cause
a withdrawal Of all such patronage for it
is evident. from the way he raves aud fumes,
that this is the right neryeon which to touch
them. But how dare a southern man refuse
to furnish these fanatics with money to ena-
bic them to abuse and defame them. They'll
rave and fret most amazingly. if you do.
Among others, the fellow attempts to be-
SLAYER with his filth the Petersburg Division,
Sons Of Temperance, which had been taking
80 copies of his vile sheet-because the r.
$. had ordered their discontinuance, on ac-
count Of the incendiary character it had
assumed. The gentlemen who compose that
Division, and especially the worthy r. s.,
towards whom he is particularly complDmen.
tary, must feel rery bad at the rawlings Of
such n blackguard. 1t is to be hoped that
after having djsgorged so much filth, he will
feel tolerably decent, for a few moments, al
least. With these remarks we let him slide,
with the advice to all southern men who tax
the paper, tn dissolve all association with it
henceforth and forever.
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N. G. STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-We
give in this paper a list of the Premiums
awarded ut our recent State Fair. The time
of holding the State Fairs has been changed
from the I'd to the Sd Tuesdays in October.
A premium Of $50 was directed to be of
fered at the next Fair, for the best Essay on
the methods of horizontal ploughing and hill
side ditching.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Hon. Thomas Rufin, Of Alamance, Presi-
lent.
Jno. s. Dancy, Esq, Edgecombe, Isl Vice
President.
r. ii. Smith, Esq, Halifax, End
w. G. Holt, Esq, Davidson, Sd
Hon. w. A. Graham, Orange, 4th L"
j. f. Hutchins, Esq, Wake, Treasurer,
Jno. G. Partridge, Esq, Wake, Secretary.
Erecutire ComntiHee.-Jno. S. Dancy, of
Edgecombe r. ii. Smith, Halifax Mai.
Q. l.. Hinton, Wake Robt. A. Hamilton,
Wake VIM. II. Jones, Wake Paul G. Cam,
eron, Orange; VIM. r. Poole, Wake Viii.
son w. Whitaker, Wake; w. A. Eaton,
Warren and YIN. r. Holt, Davidson.
Committee 10 inrite Speaker to delicer Mc
AHnual address ut the neat FdU.-Dr. Il. A.
CruGup, of Franklin; r. A. Hamilton, Wake
w. r. Holt, Davidson.
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CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED?

We think the following letter froma respectable
citizen Of Mississippi will answer the question, and
remove all doubts from every unbiased mind
GRENADA, Miss, June 5, 1855.
DR. Seth S. Hance, Baltimore, Md.-Dear Sir:
l take great pleasure in relating a case of spasms
or fits, cur d by Jour invaluable Pills. Ny broth
er, J. j. Ligon, has long been afflicted with this
awful disease. lie was attacked while qrite young.
He would have one or two spasms at one attack at
first ; buteas he grew older, they seemed to increase
likewise. Up to the time he commenced taking
your Pills, he had them very often and quite Sc
we're, rrostrating him body and mind. His mind
had suffered seriously but now, am happy to say,
he is cured OF those fits He has enjoyed fine
health for the last five months past His mind has
also returned to its original corightliness. All this
1 take a great pleasure in communicating, as it
be the means of directing others to the remedy that
will cure them. Yours respectfully, &c.
w. P. LlGoN.
N person who is suffering from Fis, or Spasms,
should neglect sending to DIR. Hanee, after this,
for supply of his inestimated medicineN His prices
are as follows one box So two s. twelve $24-
Address Seth 5. Hance, l08 Baltimore street, Bal
timore, Md.
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DEATHS.

On Wednesday, 18th October, near Roles
vile. Mrs. Mourning Watkins, widow of the
late Willis Watkins, in the sd year Of her
age.
At his residence in Halifax county, near
Scotland Neck, on the 22d ultimo, William
j. Lawrence, aged 80 years, son Of Thomas
D. Lawrence-leaving a large circle of rela-
tives and friends to mourn their irreparable
loss. In the character Of the diseased were
to be found al the enrolling traits adorning
man-an honest mantle noblest work of
God. Con-.
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LOOK

VIZ N. COOK, TAKESTHIs METHOD OF IN
w forming his friends and customers, that be
has received his Fall and Winter stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, consist
ing, in part, of Coffee, Sugar, Brown, Crushed and
Clarified; Black and green Teas Bacon, Lard,
Meal, Candles, Adamantine 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 same recently occupied
by Beckwith 4 Clayton, on Fayetteville Street
opposite Lawrence's Hotel.s
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1858. loft.
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FOR SALE.

A NEAT and Commodious Dwelling House and
IA lot, in this City, at present occupied by
Mrs. W. J. Ramsey, on Martin Street.
. The house has seven rooms, and is two stories
high with all necessary out houses, and a most
excellent well of water in the yard-and is only
one and half squares from Fayetteville street, pos
sessing all the advantages of retiracy and conve-
nience to the business part of the city.
If not sold privately before, it will be sold at
public auction, on Monday of Nov. Court, being
the 18th day For terms and &C., or qHire of j.
Litchford, auctioneer and Com. Mcbt. Fayetteville
Street. JAMES M. HARRIS
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
ErOm the I" ObSerNer.V

Bacon IA a Is coffee, Rio, ID a IA, Laguay-
ra Is cotton, ii a II according to quality; -four
Sc a 6 IS according to quality wheat, l 10; corr
90 a 90 c oats 40 AIS peas IS a 20 hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 a iron, Swedes, 6 a En-
glish, a 5; lard, II; lead 81 molasses 4S a s.;
nails 54a54; salt, Liverpool sack, l so a / 60; sugar,
loaf Ii, crushed Is a l34, New Orleans 10 III, St.
Croix and Porto Rico Il tallow, IL a II; tobac-
co manufactured, 8 a l5 white lead, S24 a d /;
window glass 8 by 10, 81 a p 10 by IL, q yell
low dip turpentire, 2 10, scraped so spirits 34c.
Nov L
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JUST RECEIVED.

WATCHES, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Plated
ware, handsome presents. and variety of articles
at JOHN G. PALMER'S STORE, who has just E.
turned from II aking his purchases in New York
and Phila1elphia. The Jewelry for the ladies is
much handsomer than / have ever known it. The
Cameo sets of Breastpins. Ear Rings and Brace
lets are beautiful. I have never had such n selee-
ton of handsome Jewelry, AID | will sell it
CHEAP TOO. It's useless to name the articles, /
hope l can suit all.
Watches repaired, and as 1 have a Jeweicr, a
good workman, in my employ, all Jewelry will be
well repaired at short notice.
JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, October 4, 1859. TT
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A WANTED.

TWO YOUNG LADIES, of considerable expe-
L 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, 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-
vate school or a public Seminary, under the man
agelnent Of a gentleman of family. They desire
to remain together, but would consider PROPOSE
tons to be employed in different schools. The
best of references will be given. Letters of en-
quiry addressed to the Editor of this paper will
be promptly answered.
Oct. LIST. 1856. ct
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MARKET.
Carefully Corrected by

80
BROW NLEY& HICKS S.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
FLoUR-same as last.
CoTToN--The Market continues steady at II c.
ToBACco.-0ld is very scarce and is much want
ed at high prices. Lugs 10 a Sl4-LeafI II a $40.
New primings in hhds. Al a 81.
BAcoN-Same as last
M~AcKAREL.-$7 and very scarce.
GUANo-5S a $50.
LEATHER-This article still advances.
SALT. Same as last.
APPLEs-We quote sales dried ST per Bushel.
SUGAR.-The stock on hand light with an up
ward tendency.
CoRN-We quote at rs a so a bushel. q
WORCESTERSHIRE as last quoted.
Nov. l..
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WILMINGTON MARKET.


GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine2 55, hard | IS !;
spirits turp. 80; rosin> l 10 a l ~ common tar,
ST. 60 salt sack, | 90; timber So to $40 90 flour
supr. 7 % a family I Is corn sc 400 butter % to
30; meal so to s. bacon, IA hoground, Is @
hams coffee, rio IL to II; laguayra ID to 90; ja-
va 16 to II, St. Domingo IL a u; sugars loaf
Is, crushed 90 a IA; c Yellow II a 90, A coffee
90 a IL, brown IL a II; molasses hid. 90 a As,
Dbl. 81 lime l 25to | 35; COW peas 80 to 90;
oats 90 to 40c.; cotton lie to geo lard Ia; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada.
% to 30, sperm 40 to so. Nov. l.
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Shall I leave off eating meat or drinking Coffee?
is frequently asked by those troubled with liver
complaints and Indigestion. Twill answer them
by saying, eat anything that is good and nouriSh-
ing and drink your regular drinks, and if the stom>
ach is not sufficiently active to digest these, it
needs something to quicken its action and make it
do its work better.
DR.. Sanford's Invigorator acts directly on the
stomach and ~liver-giving them a healthy action,
causing food to digest well, and it taken immedi
ately after eating it will prevenC>1he food from ri
sing or souring on the stomach, and for an over
loaded stomach the Invigorator gives instant relief
by stimulating the digestive organs to more rapid
action, 1T
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for The SPIRIT ofWe Age, By
A. NJ. MCPHEETERS & Co.,

A. NJ. McPHEETERS & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs L COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
We have little change to note in the markets,
since our last, -four continues dull and we quote
family So a 81 extra a a 8. S. F. 81 a II prime
white wheat 81 SIS a l so red 81 40 a l IS dried
fruit is in demand SIS a 81 for peaches sig for
apples, faxseed 50 beeswax 25 cotton dull and we
quote nominally II a 124 naval stores quiet spts
turpt in light demand 40 a al common rosin 81 %
fine rosin So a 81 tar dull l Is a 50 lime is scarce
81 l5a l 20 for thomaston 81 Sc for W. c. guano
in supply pure peruvian $58 the market is well
supplied with groceries and We have no change Of
consequence to note in Prices.
November /.
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A SITUATION WANTED.-A young Lady
n from New York-a Graduate of Troy Female
Seminary and asmcmber of the first p csbyterian
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 qualification.
REFERENCES: Prot. D. S. Richardson, Rev.
Robt. C. Maynard, Franklinton, N. @.
Oct 9Th 1874 TT
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Cherry Balsam,-We have heard so much
said Of the wonderful curative power of DR..
Wistar's Balsam, in all stages of diseased
lungs, that we feel perfectly safe in recon-
mending it for general use fer coughs, colds,
bronchitis, &c.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

RALEIGH, N C.
TNHE Subscriber will open a School on the first
IL Monday in January next, in the Eastern part
fof the City, one mile from the Capitol.
, An experience in Teaching of several years in
the neighborhood Of Raleigh, will, it is hoped, Sc
cure patronage.
The round Of studies will embrace the Latin,
Greek and French Languages, together with the
Sciences and other branches pursued in Colleges
and other Seminaries.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Languages, SIS 90
English, higher studies, Is 90
Minor branches, II 90
The assistance Of John B. Bobhitt is procured
for giving instructions, particularly in the Classic
department.
Board about $40 per month-the student fur
nishing his own lights and washing.
JOS. j. YOUNG.
October 30, 1856. 1913
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UR
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. 6 SO a 7 90; lard, IA to Is; butter,
20 to % meal p bush, so q 80; corn D bush.
Is a 50 fodder p hundred IS q so; b~eeswax,
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 70 to so
took peas, 20 to IS; bacon Il q IA; tallow, 10.
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ALSO.

At the same time three Houses and lots, all com-
Portable dwelling houses, on the street Immediately
in the rear of the above. They will also be sold
privately, if application be made before the day
| above named. ] NJ. II.
November 9Th, $50. LTD
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FOR ONLY 81.

n 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, tho 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. II. of New Hill P. o.,
Wake county, N. C.
May II. 1856. 5I-3m
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New Fall and Winter Goods
FOR 1856,

A LEX. CREECH AGAIN HAS Fl PLEAS
IN r of returning his thanks 10 his numerous
friends and customers for past patronage. and a
gain invites them. AMI strangers visiting Raleigh,
to call and examine one of the largest and most
complete assortments Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
he ever had the pleasure ofshowing, embracing all
the latest styles and importations of Ladies Dress
Goods, from the lowest price to the finest quality.
Also a large lot Of goods suitable for men and boys
wear. Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Bonnets and
Ready-Made Clothing, with nearly every article
usually kept IN a Dry Goods Store.
Call and examine for yourselves as | charge no.
thing to show goods and if they do net suit, do
not buy.
Store Sd door above r. Smiths corner.
ALEX. CREECH.
RALEIGH. Oct. /. 1854 6-4I-6t
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LAND O SALE.

WIAL sell the Tract on which I live, as I wish
to remove west, on reasonable terms, viz: one
half of the purchase cash, the rest on a credit of
twelve months, with interest from date. 1t lies
nearly equidistant from Oxford. the county town,
and Williamsb ,ro'; from five to seven miles from
the one and the other II miles from Henderson,
on the R & G R Road, the same distance from
Townsville, of the Roanoke V. R.. Road. There
are between f<e and six hundred acres in the tract.
I will give a bargaffas l wish to sell. The i'm
proyemDnts are good.a
SOLOMON &ATTERWHITE, Agt.
&P0R n. SATTERWHITE.
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ECELPTS FOR TIE AGE.

EUEIFTS FUR TIE ATE,
SINCE LAST IssuE.-Sl J n McNabb, SIN
t%ervilie L A Caswell. Snow Hill x A
Barnes, Elkin Miss Eliza r Woody, Woods.
dale Miss Bette Holt, Boon IEl o IL
Blocker, Te:ebinth Miss c Dugga7 Tarbo-
ro' Jordan Weston, Murfreesboro Thos. L
Hollowell. John Lewis, Dudley; Joseph B
Bell, Grove; Miss Elizabeth Nomble, New
Hill John Newton, Brush Fork Jas Nc
Cauley, Chapel Hill; Miss A E Billiard,
Drowning Creek; L. il. Mcintyre, Long
Creek; nartwelI Mipgeys, Pacific; R II
Murphy, Moore's Creek; Moses 7 Moye,
Bethany Brook w Nav, Marlboro; Mrs
NJ L Davis, Oxford $4CT Ridenhour, Mt,
Pleasant 4 A G Wadsworth, Kinston, 4
Alex Mcmillan. Little York, Va.
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@EOH " "a En-" IT =.
De ,18 1856. S-5t


GURE FOR CANCER.-For the purpose of de-
" s~troying, or removing, the morbid parts of all
capcerous tumors, which it is absolutely necessary
to do, before the Cancer can be healed, an incrcas-
ed activity of the liberated part meetbe preduaaa,
to promote the absorption or a separation of the
morbid part.
For the reduced price of five dollars; I will send
either a recipe, or a plaster with full directions.
Address N. NORTON, JR., Stony Point, Alex
ander County, NC.
Get 18Th. 1855 g. en-
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8vtra # 49, g. @Sgef<sl q. s.
HOPE y DIES.o


n~ Read the following tribune to Wistar's Bal
sam. ON the Undertook 81. Y Sentinel, dated
Jnfy
aAemarkable cure Of transcription has recently
been efected by this medicine, in the town of
Chathan. in this eoanty. and which was related to
us by e Herrick, an eminent physician of that
own, toThom we have permission to refer. A
youngIly who had long labored under an afec-
ton 1tle lungs, was considered BY her friends as
bevohd the reach of medicine, ard she was inform
ed by her medical attendantihat she mustdie. She
was induced to send for a bottle of Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, as a last resort. The young
lady experienced great relief, md two more bottles
were SUCCESSFULLY procured and administered. She
is now happy in the restoration Of health"
SETH II. FOWLE & CO, 1873 Washington St,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
None genuine unless signed /. RUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
bore, and throughout the State
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BSg~ The Petersburg Democrat speaks thus
omnlimentarilv of one of our Raleigh schools:

BSlys The Petersburg Democrat speaks thus
complimentary of one of our Raleigh Schools:
THE RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.-The at
tentention which is daily being bestowed to
the act of getting up among us schools of first
rate talent, and teachers OF orthodox ability
as teachers and importers of morality for the
young females of the South, deserves the pat
ronage and commentator Of all Southern
families.
Among the many excellent establishments
in our own cline, we take pleasure in notic-
ing the rapid progress in prosperity which is
being made by the Female Seminary at
Raleigh. North Carolina, opened only in
January 1856. In this Seminary the courses
of study are carefully classified and the meth
cd and discipline adhered to, are highly
commendable.
The number Of young ladies during this
first scholastic year is 88, and their progress
in the various branches of general education,
useful and ornamental, is spoken Of very
favorably by their parents. The faculty in
the above Seminary consists of Rev. w. ii.
Christian. A. NJ, who is President and pro-
fessor of English and classics a gentleman
whose ability for such a capacity cannot be
surpassed By any gentleman in the South.
Mrs. S. d. Christian, as matron, also teach
es French and English. Miss S. E. Cooke
teaches music, and Miss E. A. Lacey teaches
painting, drawing, and ot1er ornamental &C
complishments.
The Female Seminary at Raleigh, N. G,
ranks among the first grade institutions Of
this country.
, Uolloway's Pills, undoubtedly the bes'
!, Medicine on sale in the Union.-The extra
ordinary power possessed by these Pill
f., have endered them justly an universal ia
E yorite with the citizens Of the Union, owing
J. it is presumed to their efficacy in all disease
4 Of the liver and stomach. For the cure o
= sick headaches, bile and indigestion they ar
also unequalled and for all female com
o plants, whether of the daughter enterin
e in 10 womanhood, or the mother at the tur
t of life, their effect is ~infallible, as they spec
dily remove all such complaints from til
system.
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VTANTED-A situation as Teacher, by a
w young Gentleman qualified to prepare stu
dents for College, and who can come well recon-
mended. Address JNO. A. DRAKE, Botanic
Hill, N. c.. 4-tf
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FRESH ARRIVALS
sons Of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION. OF N. G.

THE next annual meeting of the Grand Divis-
/ ion, S. of T., will meet in the town of Fay
e~tteville, commencing on Tuesday night, the 2dof
December, at Z o'clock.
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 r.
lance to every true Son of Temperance will come
up for action.
RICH'D STERLING, G. w. P.
A. M. GoRhAN, G. s.
Oct. u, 1856. g.
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WESTERN RAIL RoAD.-Fieming Gardner,
Esq, late First Assistant Engineer on the
Eastern Division Of Wilmington, Charlotte
4 Rutherford Rail Road, has been appoin-
ted Chief Engineer Of the Western Rail Road,
and has arrived here and entered on the
discharge OF his duties. He succeeds Jas.
7. Robertson, Esq, who has been appointed
superintendent Of the Wilmington q Man
chester Road.
The trading Of the ten miles from town to
Little River is nearly completed. and the
Company will soon be prepared to let out
contracts upon the remainder Of the line,
about 80 milos.-FdyetteUiIe OBS.
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Extract Of a letter, dated Greensboro, n.
c., Oct. Is. 1856.
"Our Division is in good working condi-
ton, and our numbers are increasing gradu-
ally. The meetings are well attended, en-
livened by the presence Of ladies'. We have
introduced several Of the fair sex lately, and
Others will come in soon. We rave had new
members introduced almost every meeting
Tor the last month or two, and u most delight.
ful spirit prevails among our members"
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XXT ANTED, 800 active Young Men, to act as
w local and travelling agents in a business
easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of 500 per
month! A capital of S. only required. No patent
medicine or book business. Full particulars CIV
en-, free, to all who enclose a postage stamp or a
three cent piece, and address
8 A. B.. MARTIN, Plaistow, n. Fl.