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that there was a wide rail on the inside, on
which she could walk She kept moving
slowly around till he came almost up to the
gate, when she held up her arms towards
him AMI then pronounced his name in a hol-
low, sepulchral tone, which frightened him so
he scampered off, as fast as his feet could
carry him. He came no; again thai night,
but went and reported that he had seen a
ghost it was walking around on picket, and
was as tall as a church steeple and bad wings
so large, they famed him, though he was
not within or 10 rods of l.. This excited
the imagination Of others, who came in great
numbers to witness this interesting phenome-
non. Some there was of course who profess
ed to disbelieve it, but all had a curiosity to
see for themselves. There were ghosts seen
certainly, not only one, but countless numbers
And the young LAZY herself began TO believe,
that the inhabitants Of the spirit world had
TAX her for spirit and were come to visit
her ss one Of their fraternity. People would
try to FIRE at them but just as they wore tax
ing aim, the ghost would vanish, and another
would appear in a distant part Of the field
The greatest excitement prevailed, why il
was or what it was, people could not imagine
Blu iuess was being neglected, to keep a
bright lookout for the spirits, who held theiI
midDigt revelries in this strange place. One
night the people were going to collect in va
rious parts of the field, so as to have near
er view of these disturbers of the peace, but
MT night, no ghosts az peared, nor ever after
Allea long time it was all explained The
mi chievous boys of the village, having heard
of the tick played off on the lover by hi;
laughter.loying sweetE cart, determined tc
carry on the ike. So being furnished with
sheets to envelope themselves 10, they station
cd themselves in various parts Of the mead
ow, in which the house was stu ted, and
whose grass was very high. They commu
nicated by means of signals, and when one
saw there was any danger of his being shot
he would fall and mfke signal for anothe,
to rise, AMI thus they Imposed on the credu
lity of the people. E, B.
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Original.
A D r E A NJ.

One beau tiful norniug in Autumn, l took
a ramble in the adjoining woods. The leaves
were just beginning 10 turn yellow, and the
beautiful sun shone brightly making them
appear like SO many bright and happy glances
of the future. sat down at the foot of q
venerable oak to reflect, and while thus sitting,
fell asleep and dreamed:
was in beautiful bower; and surrounded
only by the works of /" Him who reigns ON
nipotent above" child appears, not beauti-
liful, but there was calm mild look. such as
is only worn by the good and holy She
draws near me and speaks such words. go
mortal why do you pursue the vain and
fleeting things of earth. was amazed a
these words proceeding from the mouth of a
child. She still kept on admonsbing me,
but as her feelings grew sadder, mine grew
more buoy ant-She left me. Surely thought
|, belong not to earth, looked around,
trees more beautiful, aud flowers more fra
grant than l ever saw before were there
and as my feet touched the grass, they SEEM
ed not 10 leave a trace-l came to a lake
and on its glossy surface surveyed myself
My hair more luxurious than before, hung in
thick tresses down my neck now of an ala.
baster whiteness. My checks were like the
luscious peach, my teeth like pearls my lips
like coral. The whole contour of my person
was fautless. Suddenly heard voice,
turned and saw form standing beside me-
Its brightness dazzled me, and with a voice
more sweet than the soft sounding lutte, spoke
and admonished me, as the child had done
before. My heart was softened by the things
aronnd me, and needed the warning vice
| knelt and besaught the forgiveness of Him
who rules above. A strain of gladstone
music burst upon my ear, and this also, 30
mortal thou hast resisted the temptation
come and receive the blessings theref"
l awakened and found myself still sitting
at the foot Of the tree, while the sun was
high in the heavens But the dream viii
have a lasting impression. s. B.
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ANEcDoTE OF BURNs.-Burns was standing
one day upon the quay at Greenock, when a
wealthy merchant belonging to the town, hal
the misfortune 10 fall into the harbor. He
was no swimmer; and his death would have
been inevitable had not sailor, who happen
ed to be passing at the time, Immediately
plunged in, and, at the risk of his own life,
rescued him from his dangerous situation.-
The Greennock merchant, upon recovering a
little from his fright, put his hand mo his
pocket and generously presented the sailor
with shilling. The crowd, who were by this
time collected, loudly protested against the
contemplate insignifcance of the sum, but
Burns, with asmile of inef4ble scorn, entreat-
ed them to restrain their clamor, " For" said
he, " the gentleman is of ou,se the judge best
of his own life."
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How To WASH FLANEEL.-Some washer
woman possess quite knack in washing flau-
nels, so as to prevent it ling. 1t lis not the
soapsuds, nor rinsing waters that thicken up
flannel in washing. but the rubbing of it,
Cloth is failed by being "pounced and joun-
ced" in the stocks of the fulling mill with
sospsuds. The action of rubbing flannel on
the wash board is just the same as that of the
fulling mill Flannel, therefore, should al
ways be washed in very strong soapsuds,
which will remove the dirt and grease, spueez
ing, better than hard rubbing will in weak
soapsuds. 1t should also be rinsed out of the
soap in warm water, and never in cold, as
the fibres of the wool do not shrink up as
much in warm water after coming out Of the
warm soapsuds. Great care should be taken
to rinse the soap completely out of the flannel.
This advice will apply to the washing Of
blankets, the same as it does 10 the washing
flannel Scientific An.
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Sears, Pictorial Family Bible.

Any person wishing to get copy of this splendid
edition of the Bible, containing over one thousand IL
lustratons can now be accommodated by calling at
this Office The price is six dollars but we have made
arrangements by which furnish one copy of the
Journal year and copy of this edition of the Bible
for that sum. Any person who will send us twenty
new subscribers and thirty dollars win be entitled to
copy of the Pictorial Bible and the journal for
year. A specimen copy of the Bible may be seen by
calling at this office.
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as,Tbe State Republican convention of Hi

!Gs~The State Republican convention of Hi
nos, which convened on the 29th ut., is report
ed to have been the largest political gathering
ever held in that state. VIM. II. Bissell of ST.
Clair county, was nomined for Governor by ac-
clumation, and F. A. Huffman, of Chicago, for
Lieutenant Governor. The other nominations
were-lor Sec, of State, Hatch, of Pike Audit
or, Jesse M. Dubois, of Lawrence Treasurer,
VIM. McClain; State Superintendent, VIM.
Powell of Peoria.
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-"Vote yourself Farm, i: said to have
heen The principle argument in favor of the
recent liberal grants of lands by congress for
railroad purposes 1t is boldly charged that
no appropriations of this character have been
made which were not bought at an enormous
price, or in which the members were not per-
Ionally interested 70 an immense extent.
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The Seceeding Americans held convep-
ton in Columbus on the 9th inst, and nom
mated State ticket. 1t runs thus: for Su-
preme Judge, long term, w. V, Peck, of Sci.
OTTO county /; short term, r. Moody, of Jeffer-
son county for Superintendent of Common
Schools, Mr.. Kelley, Perry county.
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GS-A correspondent of the Painesville Tele-
graph, who has been travelling through Ashta-
bula, Geauga, Cuyahoga, Trumbull Mahoning,
Columbiana, and Stark counties, says the wheat
and grass crops were never more promising than
at present The farmers were backward about
planting their corn, owing to the almost daily
rains The writer says that an unusual quanti-
ty ofwheat was sown last year in those counties.
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ns-Mr. Brooks ehaIIenged Senalor Wilson 10

ls-Mr Brooks challenged Senator Wilson to
fight duel, and General Lane, of Oregon, was
the bearer of the challenge Mr.. w. replied
that he was ready TO defend himself whenever
attacked, but that he would not accept the chal-
lenge. This was right, No correct code of hon
or makes it honorable for gentleman to get
down to the level of such oowardly assassin
as Brooks.
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Perrysburg, Saturday, June 7, 1856.
Wood County Agricultural Society.

The members of this society requested to meet at
Bowling Green the last Saturday in June, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ to revise and fix the premium list for the
current year. A full attendance is solicited.
BY order of the Board.
S. W. ST. JOHN President.
May %, 1856.
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Now or Never

The Amhrotype and Daguerrean Gallery, on Iouisi-
ana Avenue, will be removed in two weeks. All per-
wishing good Daguereoypes for 81 cents good
Ambrotypes for so cents will please call before two
weeks expires this is their last chance to get cheap
and GOOD pietures
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No 20, 1. o. o. F..
will celebrate their 18Th anniversary at Mt
Vernon, on the 18th inst. Rev. l. D. Will
hanson, of Cincinnati, will be the orator.
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RCInOXnI.

The Journal Office has been removed to rooms
over the drug store of Peck 81 Hamilton. En-
trance on Front street.
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Letters from st. Petersburg state that
special section at the Home department has
been formed, and charged with taking cog
nizence Of all offences against orthodoxy"
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PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
II. A. HIGGINS, Editor.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
SchIOss, Brother & Co.,

TAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens o
Raleigh, vicinity and the public in general, that
they have changed their firm, by taking in a part
ner, Mr.. M. CRAFTSMAN, who will hereafter carry
on the CLOTHING AMI GENTS FURNISHING
STORE in all its branches. All orders will
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 Il 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 d co.
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1855. 10
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8vttt f te< Is<-8&f <tsa @gs8,
IN G. Mutual Insurance Comyauy.

" 1.-THE Annual meeting of the North Carolina
q Mutual Insurance Company, held on the
9Th ult., the following persons were elected
and Officers for the ensuing wear:
DIRECToRs Jos. G.. B. Roulhac. H. D. Tur. |
ner, inc. R. Williams, T. II. Selby, G. W.D.
Hutehings, James F. Jordan James Nj. rowlea.
James E Hoyt, Washington Alex.
ander Mitchell, Newbefn Joshua g. w right.
Wilmington John NJ. Jones, Edenton WV.
Griffin, Elizabeth City F. F. Pagan, Plymouth;
W. N. H. Smith, Murfreesboro'; H.. b. VIII
liams, Charlotte George A. Smith. Milton:
O. F. Long. Hillsboro'; Joseph White, Arson
county; Joshua Boner, Salem; A. T. SUNNY,
Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
Henry D. Turner, Vice President,
]. c. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
]. Hersman, General Agent.
Jno. R. Williams,
I. II. Selby, Executive Committee,
alton over nine years, and continues to take
risks upon all classes of property in the State
Except steam mills and turpentine distilleries,
upon favorable terms. Its Policies now cover
property am bunting to 81 500, 600, a large por.
ton of which is in country risks; and it's pres
ent capital is Seven Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, in bonds properly secured.
The average cost of insurance upon the plar
of thi; Company has been less than one thirt
of one per cent rer annum, on all grades o
property embraced in its operations.
All communications in reference toinsuranc
should be addressed to the Secretary, post pai
j. C. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh June Is, 1855. 29-
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THE VERY LATEST MUSIC.
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BALTIMORE, MD.
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The particular attention of Dealers, Teacher
and heads of Seminaries is invited to thu abov1
list of New Music. Please take notice that we cal
send music safely by mail, and always prepay III
postage when the marked price is RENTED.
A liberal discount made to dealers, Teacher
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Chicago, H., May l, 1854. J. D. HOES


Milford, Worcester co., Nor. 13, 1854.
PROF. Q. j. WO0D-Dear Sir I take pleasure
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and vigorous growth of hair, which is now from
one to two inches in length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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NeU York Oct. 9. 1856

PROF. 0. j. WO0D-Dear Sir After reading
the advertisement in one of the New York journals,
of your celebrated Hair Restorative, / procured q
half pint bottle. and was so much pleased with it,
that | continued its use for two months, and am
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You have permission to refer to me, all who en-
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diseases
THE COLOR TYPE,
. New and Beautiful Style ofPicture.

HALLAT COPELAND'S NEW GALLERY IN
OTHE upper part of the Post Office building,
and see tia Color Type (painted in oil colors,) and
say If yon have ever seen anything to surpass II,
IN the way Of " sun picture"
Sky-light, splendid cameras, neat and comforta-
BILE rec ms, hne pictures, Low prices
So come along without delay,
And get a picture rith the pay.
P. S.-Mr. Copeland continues to take Dagusr-
~reotypes and Ambrotypes, and paint Portraits up
on the most moderate terms possible.
Raleigh, October /, 1856. 41-6-tJl.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
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RALEIGH, NC.
HNHE Subscriber will open = School on the 6rst
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of 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 roHnd 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, $15 90
English, higher studies, Is 90
Minor branches, IL 90
The assistance of John D. Bobbitt 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 90, 1856. 49,
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North Es1ppennsylcania, March 9, 1855.
E SIR: In TaaLhaenoe of having nair, for several
years past, hot only gray, but perfectly white, |
view but some three months since, I was induced
to use your Hair Restorative, and l must, in jus
tice say, that its effects were almost miraculous
for it has changed it gradually to almost its for
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under influence ofthe finest oil. Earnestly there
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world. BESSY SMITH.
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They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure Of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all Bilious DE-
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ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLane's Cele-
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SL"'"9 $780,.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
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others, In comparison
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worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
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all respectable Drug
Stores.
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., SO WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
8 Sole PrOprictors
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NOTICE TO

IKNHE term of copartnership of the firm of Leath-
ers, Latta d Co., ut South Lowell, having sx-
pired, l now offer the stand for rent, which I con
slider one of the best in the country. The Store
House is large and well arranged. It is located
Immediately at the Academy, and is surrounded bv
an intelligent, substantial, and fashionable com.
munity. No opposition near. Address the sub-
scriber, South Lowell, Orange county, N. C.
JOHN B. LEATHERS.
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PROF. WOOD-Having expepienced the mag
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upon the subject. About two years agony hair COM
lnenced falling off and turning gray l was fast
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was Induced to try it, although I had but little
faith, as l had before tried so many other RENE
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ReRYS' G0RNRR.


For the Spirit Of the Age
Coming Again.
Respectfully dedicated to the Social Circle.
BY MILEs wIREGRAss ESQ.
The barque in the ofing
With her topsails unfurpd,
Aud bearing all with her
We hold dear in the world,
Still leaveth behind her
In her way Ger the main,
The hope, full of gladness,
That she's coming again.
So health, in our sickness,
And delight, in our tears
So flowers in winter,
And hope, in our fears:
80 showers, in August,
When dryest the plain,
Give always the promise,
That they're coming again.
And we, when the evening,
Grows gloomy and late;
One, reading; one, yawning;
One poking the crate,
Gaze ont on the city
Through the star lighted pane
ana hOpe that, tomorrow,
You are coming again.
You're /" coming again." then?
Many thanks very good!
You'll sit with your CLOAK on,
And the boa and hood
You'll look through the window,
AAd declare it will rain,
And say, as you leave Us,
You are coming again."
You're neutrality-suspicious."
And you're practising" too;
Thtrs's ironing, stitching
Always something to dol
There's father, to miss you,
And there's mother to pain -
Wen try to forgive you
As you're-'coming again !"
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turns the pipe and pump, and every revolution
fills the cylinder twice, a~ffording an abundant sup
ply of water with the least possible expense and
labor. 1t is peculiarly adapted to deep wells,
Rail Road Stations, mining and manufacturing
purposes. This pump does not throw water, and
is guarded against freezing and rust. Practical
and scientific men pronounce it as without an
equal, for all that is here claimed for it. The
/" Scientific American" after seeing it in opera
ton, says: " This pump is very simple in con-
s~truction, not liable to get out of order, durable,
easily operated and economical; we regard 1t as
an excellen. Improvement" Circulars, with an
accurate drawing and full description, sent free
of charge to all parts of the country. No. |, has
a one inch pipe No. 2, II inches; No. 3, Il
inches and the prices, with so feet of pipe, $50,
$42 and ga the No. 2 and 3 are designed for very
deep wells, railroad stations, dc. where much wa
ter is required. The subscriber is the general a.
gent for the sale of these pumps to all parts Of
| the world, and exclusive Agent for New York
Orders must be accompanied by the CASH, and
should be explicit as to the kind of pump wanted,
depth of we'll, shipping address, &c. They will
meet prompt attention. A pump and pipe weighs
about one hundred and seventy pounds. No
charge for shipping or carriage. Wells over fifty
feet should have extra gearing which costs So.
JAMES N. EDNEY, Com. Merchant,
Sc JoHN STREET, N. Y.
For sale also by Fl. LINDSEY, inventor, Ashe-
vile, N. c. a.
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ROWLAND & BROS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA

C. II. ROWLAND, T. B. ROWLAND, G.. W. ROWLAND
Deal extensively in Flour.
Sell for and BetertO
ORANGE COUNTY, W Carr, ] T Hogan,
& Co, John F Lyon, Alex Dickson, Henry Whit
ted. James Webb, J G Turrentine & Son, Latimer
& Brown, Webb & Douglass, E q Mangum 4 Co.,
p C Cameron, w J A d ] A Murray, W J Bling
ham, w w Guess, J A McManncn, Geo W Jones,
Thos d Oldham, Shields d Nelson.
ALAMANCE.-John Newlin, Hon Thos Rufin,
w Il Albright, DR. P A Holt, Thompson Mebane
4 Co., D W Kerr, w NJ johnson, Troninger and
Montgomery.
RAND0LPH.-John Long.
PERS0N.-Barnett, Williams i Co., Edwin
G Reade, VIM Baird, VIM Daniels.
CHATHAM Ii Haaghton, A II Lindley, Nj
d Williams.
GRANVILLE.-J NJ Bullock, John Barry.
CASWELL.-GeoA Smith, Jos Simpson, ] G
Pinnix.
Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1856. AZ