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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28
A Remsdy to Save your Horse,
FOR ONLY 81

n the receipt of 81, WIN be mailed to any per-
" son a reipe of 3 remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to failto give ease In their greatest agony,
if given in the. Macy valuable horses have been
saved from al untimely death by this remedy. anS
if given as advised, and it fails, the money wiz be
refunded. % person who has horse shosid be
without this keeipe. Other remedies will be added.
which will b conducive to health and thrift. and :
great preventive Of distemper, which Aerses. ara
subject to. Address the P. NJ. of Nsx Hil p. e.
Wake COUNT n. C.
May IL, 956. ss-sn
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YADKIN INSTITUTE,
Male and Female Schools

3. C. HINSHAW, Principal.
}. K. SPEER, Assistant and Instructor in the
Female Department.
Miss -, Assistant.
The scholastic year is divided into two Terms,
OF twenty two weeks each. The Fall Term COM
mencing on Wednesday the I'D july, 1856. These
schools are now furnished with full sets of Philos-
optical and Astronomical charts, Maps, &c, and
under the present arrangement we feel confident
in saying that none shall leave our institution
without an advancement in useful knowledge
The situation is known and famed fer its morals
and health. Should any wish 20 obtain an education
or time or otherwise, they would do well to enter
this Institution. We ask a liberal patronage and
no effort shah be spared to iTuPart moro instrue-
ton.
Tuition, $500 to $3.50 per Term.
Board s., 90 70 SEQ per month.
Mi. Nelo, Yahkin county,. n. G. 3g-3m
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Stafnrd. liz

PRGxIUS HcEsE ""w=z IAsg ,
4 RE Sc y, .rasza t.ai y-scl t.os 4se
IA oos21r. past .ut -. e.r.
thcIr sGp.ss. a- as ~. .ta hs. ...rL 'u.
ly tsssel ~ E.se .a1s. into: gent nd
eEterpTislug FaTIaers ., - ~'1sc 80 ':lr T iu-
iarity may be &apNl fteIn .a,. We ave
never been able t. ,aPl'. $ increa-'nS
demand. Bat having rec .. led our s.cp.
and increased our working 'ora, trust in frture
to DC able to keep pace wits ar'"rs that 2 dis
eliminating Fibiic may fayol ).
These Aachines ws-c on v-. AZ tic safe
Fair in 1854 and '55, IL comp - with N.ci,. Res
manufactured in this State, as wall AZ a number
from other STAKES, and took q DIPLOMA sHd the
HIGHEST PREMIUM, over all others. We also man.
~ufacture, at short notice. Grist and Saw Mill Irons,
Factory Gear, Circular Saw BILLS, Weel- cardins
Machines, Straw Cutters, Stoves, and all k-Rds Of
castings in common use in this country.
Letters addressed to
STAFFORD L DIXON. & co
Snow Camp, Atamance. n. G.
Will meet with pl ompt attention. 33--2m. pd
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A Good Plan.
A friend from Virginia, writes as follow

A friend from Virginia, writes as follows
/ see from time to time, various pro-
positions, or schemes suggested to extend
the circulation of your paper. Now | think
that the better way is, for the friends of the
paper to obtain the names of new subscri-
bers and send them right along to the Editor
and not wait for others. How easy it would
be for each one of your present subscribers
to send the name of another. i will see to
it that you hear from me again very soon,
carrying out the plan | suggest. P.J P.
Ra- A letter from Oakland, Chatham Co.,
says: The good cause of temperance is some
what revived in this section. We held a
meeting few days back at Buffalo Church,
which resulted in some good there was a
good deal of interest manifested on the occa-
sion and three or four names added TO the
Division, young men of promise. We hope
the day is not far distant when a brighter
prospect will appear in the temperance cause.
Extract of a letter from IIighbriton Division,
at Lenoir, Caldwell county, n. c.:
While other Divisions are rejoicing in the
prosperity Of the noble cause of Temperance,
in their different vicinities, we feel it our du
ty rs a body to let you know that we are not
dead yet, but are ever holding the radiant
Star of Temperance i'll view. Since the 3lsi
of March we have initiated twenty gentle,
men, most of them young and just common
cling life. We have also initiated nineteen
of the females to help proclaim the cause
of Temperance to a fallen race. From the
above you will see that temperance is ad
vancing.
B6E- A letter from South Creek Division
in Beaufort county, says:
1--WE are getting on finely at present.
think we have between 80 and 40, and still
they come. We meet regularly once in tw'
weeks and have full turnouts we also havC
quite a number of ladies ALSO"
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE LAST NoTIcE.-$1 Willie Nichols, W A
Myatt. Wake DR. F Scarf, Charlotte; John Ste
phenson, Centre; A Sheron, Dutehville; L Car
ter, DIN Miss Mary Edwards, Mullins Depot
j B Daniel, Sas. Fork " G Burton, Boy dton Al
bert Bailey. W L Woodley, Woodsdale; N D Fen
nell. Harrells Store Jas Cain, J NJ monk, Fayette-
vile: hPurvince, Clear Creek; A McAlpin, Yam.
eeyvilf% I B Johnson, Va J NJ Stout, Mudl;ck;
David Carter, Sandy Grove Miss Y A Glenn,
Longs Mills; Miss Carter, Miss Dorm, mrs. Carter,
Cairo; W B Bottom, H w Ivey, Margarettsville
Thos A Stewart, Hopewell DR. r NJ Patterson,
monroe I NJ Lee, Clinton Prof. Owen, Forest
Vile; Jas. Hoover, Jacobs Fork; ] I Nixon,
Beauties Ford j II Hines, Marlboro; w W Neal,
Nutbush Thos. Ponds, Tenn: Miss NJ E Diclen,
Tarboro'; II E Sossamon, ASHFORD n S Neal,
Oakland Mrs. N P murphy, Pitt; G K Arey, Fay
etteville W j Moye, Marlboro; John R Wilkes, S
c.; w z Spruill, Hamilton BENZ. G Rogers, Fish
Dam; Rev j u Garret, Gloucester C H.: J W S
Parker, Greensboro B C Smith, DiaPs Creek j
D Tucker, jr. Exchange Mrs F A Dilahunty,
GAINESVILLE, Texas John Creal. Chapel Hill NJ T
Windel, Charlotte; Y B Howell, Springfield; A 7
Dixon, Brewers Mills L Martin, Lilesville; Miss
Sarah Nay, PeeDee John J Clayton, Joyceville
Miss G F Cox, Falling Creek w A Frailey, Moeks-
Vile c D Ellis, Wilmington J Garman, j
Sewell, Texas; w w Dye, Buffalo N B Josey,
Scotland Neck Miss NJ A Lands, Oxford: w 7
Hardwick, Saml. Beatty, Conwayboro' Alfred Ban
cum, Wadesboro' So Sloan Div; 81 Saml
Chandler, S c.; SIS P NJ at Hornsboro'; 81 Thos
A Bass, Pitch Landing; SIS E M Boone, Lenoir
5 NJ C McGrcgor, Fayetteville 5 J II Watson, Ma.
rion, S c.; 8 E N Whisnant, Polksville: 81 MIS-.
E l. Anderson, Tenn. Spaight Hill, Bear Svamn
D N Ballard, Ill. Rev. P j Carraway, Smithfeld
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for tie Hp'fu Of The Age, by
A. Nj. MCPHEETERS & Co.

A. M. MCPHEETERS & Co,
WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF. NORFOLK, VA.
Flour, receipts have fallen off, and stock on mar
kes limited, prices however have not rallied on ac-
count of the unfavorable foreign news for bread
stufs-we quote super fine 81, q Il extra SIS a
81, family 81 to s9t groceries, h. Q. sugar So to
93c P. r. 9 TO 90 &C. 81 to 10c crushed III to
lie; loaf III molasses, N. 0. As to 40 cuba,
40 to 10 coffee, Rio l13 to 123 lag. 124 to 13c;
Java 153 butter, goshen q to %; glade "a to So;
cheese, goshen III Durham farm family, u to Is,
imitation Eng. III to III rice 5 to 9 bacon;
hams l24 to l34; hog round III a l2c, western
sides 10 to 104, shoulders 81 to 10 lard Mol, IL,
No. 2, 114; sit, 6. Al IS, Blown | IS, Turks
Island as; cotton, market bare, small lots 1O4
Germ, white so, mixed SO, yellow So a SO.
Nav % -
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Forestville Female Institute.

TINE second session of this Institute will CON-
L mence Oh Monday, 18th Of July next. Forest
vile is situated on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road, fifteen miles from Raleigh, and in one mile
of Wake Forest College. 1t is a high, healthy and
strictly temperate village. The pupils can have
an opportunity of attending church every Sabbath.
The Trustees are anxious to establish a fourishing
and permanent School at this place for Young La
dies. The Principal will have competent assist
ants when necessary:
Terms per Session Of Fire Months.
For Reading. Writing, with first rudiments
of Arithmetic, s Z so
For Higher English. 10 90
For French. Drawing and painting. each. 3 90
For Music On Pianv, with use Of instruaaeh,, IS 90
For Mpsie on Guitar. with use Of ins lament, ~ 90
For Embroidery aud Wax Flowers. each 5 90
Board, including washing and lights, Per
session, ~ 90
Fer farther particulars, Gddress
MRS. MARTHA 4. REID. PrineiPat-
Forestvilie, N. G.. Kay 10, 1855. 3S-tJ14
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GUIDE TO HEALTH.

No. 1. READY RELIEF, For al acute
Pains.
No. 2. RAILWAYS R~ENoyATIsG REsoLvExr. For
the extinction and cure of al Scrofuleus, Ckronis
and Syphilitic Diseases.
No. 8. RApwAy,s REeuLAroRs, To regulate the
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, PaAersas, and all seere-
tions of the System.
For sale by II. D. TURNER.
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Pianos Planes!

THE subscriber is the sole Agent in b Baltimore,
Nd, for the sale of CHICKERING 4 SONS, ard
NUNS q CLARK'S celebrated Piano Fortes.
These instruments are brought. in every psrtie-
ular, to the highest state Of perfection. They are
undoubtedly the most substantial and durable "a
strunents ma ufactured. The subscriber has alss
Planes OF ether makers of note which come al
lower prices.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing . truly good Pians
Forte, the subscriber feels confident from his ,n-
experience IN the bus ness, Of being able to select
such an article ss will give perfect satlsfaction.-
Address p. D. BENTEEE,
Isl Baltinsie r..
Melodeons can be furnished for email eiGIehts
nv tha narlor az
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HATS! HATSi HATS!

D EMEMBER for your spring style of Hats.
OYou must visit fuckers.
REMEMBER their prices are in proportion to
the quality.
Remember that their Hats are nnapproachable
in beauty, style and durability.
Remember at their establishment you will be
sure of getting a good article. In the language
of the Ghost of Hamlet's Father:
Remember call on w. II. & r. s. TUCKER.
Customers and Strangers! Remember" this.
AT w. II. d r. S fuckers, you can get almost
eUervfhinq.
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rs Tape worm cured by DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge.

NEW York, August 2, 1852.
A certain lady in this city .testlfes that af-
ter using DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuge, she passed a
tape worm ten inches longs and has no hesitation
in recommending it to every person afflicted with
worms as in nor opinion, it far exeels every other
remedy now in use. The name of the lady, and
further particulars, can be learned by calling on
Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe streets.
Ms- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermi-
fuges in comparison are worthless. DR.. M'Lane's
genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
Can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of.
FLEMING BROS.
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE cURED.-From R. P. Stow,
Esq, Assistant Clerk u. S. House of Representa-
tives. WASHINGTON, D.. c.. June 10.
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN.-Dear Sir: I feel it a pleas
ure to make known to you and the public, the sur
prising effects OF the Oxygenated Bitters, in reliev-
ing me from that most diseouraging disorder, Dys-
pepsia. l have been afflicted for about seventeen
years with the usual attendant symptoms, viz.
constipation of the bowels, headache, pain in the
chest, hatulenee, acidity of the stomach, ard severe
nausea and most of the time / was extremely bill
lious. l have used various remedies, have been
strict in my diet, but all to no good purpose. Hear
ing OF the Oxygenated Bitters, l procured some;
have used four bottle aud find the bad symptoms
all rem we'd, and myselfonce more in the enjoyment
Of health. None but the d~yspeptic sufferer who has
felt all the horrors of the disease, can at all appre-
ciate the value OF the medicine.
Respectfully yours, r P. STOW.
SETH w. FOWLE d CO., 13S Washington
Street, Boston, Proprietors. J Sold by their agents
every where. -
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EXAMINATION

TIME Examination of the Glasses of the Raleigh
X Methodist Female Seminary will on
Monday, the I'd of June, and be protraeted three
days. On the evening of Monday, I'd June, Rev.
DR.. CARTER will deliver a Sermon TO the young Ia
dies at the Methodist Church. On the following
evening, Rev. Mr.. HUDSON will deliver an Address
at the same place. On Wednesday evening, there
will be a CONCERT given by the young ladies, at
the Seminary. The public are invited to attend.
w. II. CHRISTIAN Proc
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Dolums {.


nR. L. 8. Perry, successor to the late DR.. w.
IL K. Scott, having extended the favor of his
Office heretofore granted by his predecessor, Scott,
the Subscribers will continue TO keep > sample Pr
ANO FORTE at said Office, and viii hold them
selves bound to the purchaser for the ~sstisfac-
tory performance of all pianos 50 made and sold
by DR.. L. S. Perry.
J.J. WISE 4 BROTHER,
No. 81 Hanover street,
Baltimore.
Nav 3. 1856. 36-lv.
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To every mans interest

the receipt of One Dollar we viii forward
~ to any person, either one ofthe Re-
ceiPts, Viz: ] Recipe for making a washing fluid,
with which the washing of a day can be done in
a few hours. l Recipe for making genuine soft
soap with very little expense. l For Starch Pol
ish and l for French Furniture Polish-al of
which are of real utility. We will furnish Tie
four for Three Dollars. Address postpaid,
w. II. D0WDY,
Or JAS A. THOMAS,
Jacksonville, Rockingham co., N. c.
Lawsonyille. N. G. 3Q-3m
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

THE annual meeting of the stockholders in the
8 Raleigh Methodist Female Seminary Company. ;
will be held in the Office Of the Principal, on Tues
day the Sd day OF June, at IL o'clock, NJ. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
9. W. D. HUTCHINGS, Prest.
Raleigh, May "a, 1856. SET
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WlLMINGTON
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
E.nm the /" OhSe1Eer.O

Bacon IL IL; coffee, Rio, 1871 a IA, Laguay-
ra Is cotton, 10 a 104 according to quality -four
70 a rs c; oats As a.50; peas-65 q 20; hydes dry,
IL a l2a; green, 4 . S iron, sxedes, 6 a !; En-
glish, ca S; lard, IL lead 81 molasses AZ a so
nails 54a54; salt, Liverpool sack, ! so a l so; sugar,
loaf Is, crushed IL a l24, New Orleans 10 a IL, St.
co manufactured, s a 1k;. white lead, $24 a n
window glass 8 by 10, u as23 19by II; "a gel
low dip turpentine, l 80, scraped 30, spirits SOC.
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THE Kxaiination Of the students of the tfpited
Baptist institute at Tsylorsvilfs, N. G., Will o.rur
on WEDNESDAY and Thursday. The 4sA> 5tA IS Jase
A. Nj. BoGL4, Esq, viii deliver the Address hefors
the tive Library Societies CD ThussGay.
"-4t A.CARSQN, Ss8y BoHyL
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WYCHE's PREMIUM Pillow.
EuZelia al Library

: GLp>rsons ..yieg books leio, ring the Eu-
IA EELIAN iiBaARY, (thrse hooks may he recag-
nised ry the MOTTO, juvenism viam cat faciahi
and the letters J. C. T. @. On the inside Of tho
covert are most respectfully and earnestly reques-
ted to send them as soon IS possible to j. r Da-
wilson, Cor. Sec, E.. s., Forestville, N. O. About
three hundred volumes have been lost from the Ii
brary during the past five years.
Wake Forest College, May 20, 1855. 39-4t
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
II v WIN. A. SMITH, D. d. and William Fl.
III Christian, A. H., will deliver addresses at
South Lowell Male Academy on the 9th of June
next-the last day of the annual examination.
J. ?. BAGRY, Principal.
Mov IA Q %
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MAYORS 0sylcE,

=. p" MELVIN > VEFIbH3
Raleigh, May 2ist, 1855.
THE G tizens of Raleigh are invited to assem-
BILE in the City Hall on Saturday the 31st inst, at
1 o'clock. P. n. TO make the necessary arrange
ments for celebrating the approaching Anniversary
Of American independence.
80 WIN. D. HAYWOOD, MAYOR.
WYCHE'S PREMIUM PLOW.
Patented Feb. IS, 1855. For license to manu-
factufe and sell, address WN. E. WYCHE,
Brookville, Granville Co., n. G..
MY %, 1856. 39-1y
TRyING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, Volume
L 2, for Subscribers only, at POMEROYs.
May %. 80
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Good Books Delight. Instruct, Refine.
How and Where 70 Procure them.

PLrAsE SEND Foa \ Cory OF CUR
Illustrated ogue!
of 15o different FORKS. suitable for Family and
Preside Reading, ana embracing.
Rpu1oy 4nsericna Biographies, Narratives
and Trareis, Agriculture, Tsnper..,ce. Lar,
and School, BOOKS fer TIC Young. beantifa3-
~ Printed and Illustrated Family Bibles.
Reliyioass Books; Standard and Select Poet.
~, and a choice rariety Of Miscellaneous
Books.
WE WILL SEND IT wETRovT CHARGE.
Ttcontains a full description of the best standard
works on the above important subjects, with their
prices, and in a form convenient for reference and
preservation Every reader aid book buy er, should
h:.v- it. Ms- We will send any Of our books,
Postage Prepaid, on receipt of the advertised price,
which may be sent to rs by mail.
Ours ARE TIE BEST Books FOR Accents,
because they are adapted to the wants Of the people
Full particulars and Instructions to Agents sent
gratis, on application to.
MILLER, ORION & MULLIGAN, Publishers
25 Park Row, New York, or 207 Genesee-st.
39-2m Auburn
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PRICES C UR MT
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN W0MBLE, Grocer.
Flour. per Dbl. Z to 81 rs lard, IL to II butter,
Is to 80 meal % bush. IS a S0s earn p bush.
so a 10; fodder p hundred so q 81 beeswax,
Is to 20; dry hides, 10; white peas IS to 80
took peas, IS to rs porkss TO 81; tallow, 10.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. b. KELLY 4 BRO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores. soft turpentine 2 40, hard | 40 !;
spir;ts turn. 36: rosin I20 a rs common : tar.
ST Is; salt sack, 1 Is; timber So to SO 90 flour
supr. I Is a family 8 Is ;corn 90 So; butter % to
80; meal IS to 20 bacon, 124 hoground, ID q
hams; coffee, rio 124 to Is, laguayra ISA to IA; j-
va 1s to II, St. Domingo II a III sugars loaf l24
a Is, crushed III AZ; G Yellow 10 a IL, A coffee
III a 10, brown 81 a 10; molasses hid. So q 90,
Dbl. So ; lime L rs to 1 IS cow peas 90 to 95;
oats so to O0c.; cotton 10c to II lard 123 rice,
Al percask, cleaned tallow candles lS to 20, ada.
% to 80, sperm As to So. May "a
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CATAWBA COLLEGE,
NEWTON, n. c..

Az Wv, ~. Cs
THE next Session of this Institution viii COM
Time twenty weeks. This Institution, establish he'd
in 1851 by the n. c. Chassis of the German Re-
formed Church, aud Incorporated in 1851, II situa-
ted in the fOurishing town Of Newton, on the inc
Of the Western y. c.. +. r., in the midst IF an
industrious. thrivin. and frugal population, andin
one Of tie most healthy portions Of the eom Try.
II offers every .aE;rec Be- q thE coileg- md
academy. lnstfuett.l t- &c ~ ra-
tory Depa-tm-gC 10 Zoe ssh
brarehe. aa6 ~ tho e.i. -tA*ar all
the Collegiate ataGi5S. wIth ee.sl s,e1a.sx he
higher -3attems nd no -asnsua. -
Ever ef.ri 80 b- lsacs young , q
taoToug1 .l%t1s,ss iY-paors. l3ru OBJ bus sss,
% Cor ado ss,a1 .rS~tac@soiss.
4 new ana Ya-sleta F..oz1ah:ecl App tus
has just boea ob.a ne ard - esnstsnt US, lad
maze Ill he al Eitl DO College is comp. ely
supplied. This institution was icllGed in Q ,pirit
9; beaevolenec to extend the E-cel # educq lion
those who were de.arred fr.l .oOre expeE.ive
institutions. Alteration j. requested TO the ra'esof
Tuitio1, viz:
Collage Course per session, .--.-""..$4 70
Preparater ~, s to u "a
Business Department, ........-.....10 ~
Primary ..s. ON , 10 z 20
Boarding, i~nclFding fuel. 81 " AZ,
can bs he'd :. thk best priv --eL..es N
SI,aGt e 60 p3 week. r. IS can De cv-a4ned
bythp.e VINO vii 70 board -bemselyeS- form
G -. No sactafa influence is exef5ed, a. stu
de: rs are r.;owes and required to attend eaareh
were ever their Parents or Guardians may request.
The past sUeees of this institution, as Heil as
the high reputation which its teachers have gained,
promise a successful future, and warFant the Trus-
tees in using eery effort to promote and extend
its usefulness.
Newton Ma, 3, 1856. 36-3m.
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TIE PAIN KILLER-As a means of removing pain
from the body no medicine has ever acquired q
reputation equal to Perry Davis P ain Killer. The,
sale of this article has exceeded all belief But i
has real merit, and that is suHicie nt.-Neacport q
Couington ky Nescs.
The Pain Killer is sold by T. r. Peseud, Raleigh !
Thos. j.. Patrick, Greensboro; L meas 4 Moore
Goldsboro'; George r. French, W ilmington, an /
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicia Q Dealers gen
arallv.
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Bs5~ Marriages and Deaths must have a
responsible name attached to secure inser-
tion-
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N NOTICE.

COMMENCEMENT NOTICE.
TINE Examination ut the Knapp of Reeds Acad-
envy will commence on Monday the End Of
June. On Tuesday, there will be a number Of
original speeches by the students also addresses
by the Rev. C. II. Wiley and Hon. A. W. Venable.
The next session of this Institution will open on
the 7th of July.
JOHN C. DENNY, Principal.
Nav To- 13-2t
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CLOTHING

SNT E have now received our entire Spring Stock
~ of Ready Made Clothing. direct from tho
Manufacturers at Newark, N }. Also. 3 large and
fine assortment Of GentiemeAs Furnishing Goods.
Having a large and well selected SIX Of GOOD
Goods, we cannot fail TO suit all who may apply.
Cali and examine.
". II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
(SUCcEsseR 70 Z. L. HARDING,l
Fayetteville ST., Raleigh.
April 1S, 1856. 81
n. B. In the new arrangen ent, tbe CASH ard
SIX soNTHs system viii be strictly obse we'd his
will enable us to sch ketter h-tgains, acd al Ma
make bills will be required to pay the Isl of July
and LIST of January. ". H.. W,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED?

We think the folio wing letter from a respectable
citizen OF Mississippi will answere the question,
and remove all doubts from every unbiased mind
GRENADA, Miss, June ., 1888.
DIR. Seth j. HGnce, BatttROre, Nd.-Dear sir
I take great pleasure in relating a case OF spasms
or fits, cured by your invaluable Pills. Ny broth
er, J. j. Ligon, has hong been afflicted with this
awful disease. He was frat attacked while quite
young. He would have one or two spasms at one
attack at first but as he grew older, they seemed
to increase likewise. Up tQ, the time he common
ced taking your Pills, he had them very often and
quite severe, prostrating him bedy and mind.
His mind had suffered seriously but now, | am
happy to say, he is CURED 81 those fts. He has
enjoyed fine health for tae last FIVE months past.
His mind has also returEsd ~ Its original spright-
illness. All this ] taka u great pleasure in co mmu-
nicating, as it may be tho means of directing
others to the remedy TIA. wHA cure then. Yours
respectfully, Sc W. Z. LEGoN.
No person yhois s1IaeE.g fsom Fits, % spas2s,
should aeglect sendi4s 30 DIR. Hanco, after this,
for a supply If his measurable medicine. Ills
prices are as follows one boz SIS; two So twelve
S24-sent by mali free, On the receipt Of d remit
lance. Address Seth S. Hance, I0S Baltimore
street, Baltimore, I'D.