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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-17

DAVIS PAIN KuLLER.-I was attacked with
dysentery, and it soon became very distressing;
I used this medicine according to the directions,
and was cured in three days. My wife was also
attacked with pain in the stomach, in consequence
of eating too soon after q fit of sickness she
was relieved in a few minutes after taking this
medicine. 70 use her own words, she said she
felt the pain remove after she had taken it, as
quick as you could see a lump of sugar dissolve
in cold water. NY son was burnt so badly the
skin was off; I applied the medicine Immediate
", and it took the fre.out and healed the wound
in less time than | ever saw one healed before
One of my children fell over a chair and bruised
its head very bad, but the bruise was soon dis
persed by bathing in this medicine. | will men
ton one case more of its wonderful effect in Gu
ring a wound inflicted by sons falling out of doors
and cutting himself badly the pain was soon re-
lieved, and the wound healed by this medicine
In fact it is the best family medicine l ever used
for the cure of colds, coughs, and a number of
other complains incident t. the human family.
PERRY M. PECKHAM, Fall River.
The Pain Killeris sold by P. F. Pescud, Raleigh,
Thos. j. Patrick, Greensboro Lucas & Moore,
Goldsboro'; George r. French, Wilmington, and
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gen
orally.
va OxYGENATED BIT~TERs.-BosToN, Nov. !,
1850. Gentlemen: Although ayerse to almost ev-
cry thing in the form Of patent medicineH l would
your invaluab1e remedy for dyspepsiaN9n NO gen
eral debility.
The course you have pursued in submitting DIR.
Green's formula to a chemist of established rep
utation with the medical profession, merits the
approval of scientific men. and entities your Oxy-
genated Bitters to the confidence of the public
l have used the medicine for some six months
past, and recommended it to many others, who
will agree with me in saying that it surpasses all
other remedies known for the relief and cure of
the most distressing complaints arising from
weakness and any arrangement of the digestive
system.
With great respect your obedient servant,
EBENEZER SMITH,
Residence No. I, Allston Street.
SETH w. FOWLE & CO., 1873 Washington st.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro', and throughout the State.
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STRAYED.

TTROM the Subscribers Plantation, about the
LIST of April last, a sorrel MARE COLT, two
years old last Spring, with o bald face, all her
feet white up to the knee-she shows white all
round the eye. ANY information Of the same
will be thankfully received, and all EXPENSES lib
orally paid. JOHN WILSON.
Louisburg, Aug 29, 1856. 2-3t.
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
ENFIELD, HALIFAX COUNTY. N.

LNE1LLD, nALlI aA NOON Il, N. ".
THE exercises of the eighth session of this school
l. will commenced on Monday, Oct. 9th. Its
principles and mode Of Instruction have been so
successful, that it has been steadily increasing
since il first went into, operation. The course Of
study comprises all the higher English, usually
taught in our first class seminaries, together with
the French and Latin languages, Music and Draw
ing.
Tuition of the Primary Department per session
Of five months, S12 90
For Junior, I6 90.
do Senior, 30 90
do Wusic, 90 90
do Languages, each, 10 90.
do Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Board may be obtained in the family where the
teachers reside, at $40 per month. For circulars
or further information, address the Principal, Miss
NJ. n. B0GART, Enfield, N. C.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Branch, L.. II. B. Whitaker, DR.. Jas.
Hunter, Enfield; Joseph Bachelor, Esq, Warren
ton DIR. John Calling, Gates County; William
D. MeClenny, Suffolk, Va 2-tol
THE DAISY CHAIN.
BY the Author of Radcliffe. Just received and
for srle by w. l.. P0MEROf.
Raleigh, Sept 2, 1856. l.
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady, of Classical at
IN %tainments, to take charge of Red Mountain
Female Academy, at its next session, to commence
about the 18th of January.
All communications addressed to the subscriber
will be promptly attended to.
GEO.. W. JONES, Sec'y.
Red Mountain, Sept. 4, 1855. 2-3m
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CITY TAXES

II HAVE given a bond to collect the City Taxes by
the first day of August next. Persons failing 10
pay their Taxes by that time viii incur an ADDITION
expense by having their property adVerusea iof
e. E. HARRIS, City Collector.
Raleigh, June 9, 1856. 81
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\A ANTED, 300 active Young Men, to act as
Wv local and travelling agents in a business
easy, useful and honorable. at a salary of 800 per
month! A capital of IS 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
B A. 3. MARTIN, Plaistow, N. II.
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Mayors OFFICE,

--ou-.- NaI5IgH, OtpI. To, Io0Os
NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
IN be made to the next General Assembly for
an amendment to the Charter of the City of Ra-
leigh. WIN. D. HAYWOOD. Mavor.
r leigh, Sept. 10, 1856. I'll
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THE ~GREATEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

Dr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has diseoveredfa pn,
OF eur common pasture weeds n remedy that cnas
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Va O~xYGENATED BITTERs-BosToN, Nov. ],
1850. Gentlemen: Although ayerse to almost ev-
cry thing in the form of patent medicineN ! would
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A Valuable Steam Saw.NiI for sale.

UNI THE ZyTH INST., THE n
DESIGNED will sell to the highest bidder;
at FerreIl & Tate's store in Wake county, Is miles
northwest ct Raleigh, and miles east of Durhanr's
Depot, their steam Saw-Mill, with all the apara-
tus belonging to the same.-The Mill is in good
and has been in use only about 10 months
and saws easily from 3 to 4 thousand feet of plank
per day. We will also sell at the same time and
place a good team, consisting of two large mules
ana two horses, harness, DC. Also, a large log
Wagon will be sold.- Also, q large quantity Of
good heart timber will be SODA credit of six
months will be given, if desired. Come, every body
VINO want good bargains, as we are determined to
sell for q division.
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The Pain Killeri is sold by P. F. Pescud, Raleigh,
Thos. j. Patrick, Greensboro; Lucas & Moore,
Goldsboro'; George R.. French, Wilmington, and
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gen
orally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-19
"ilbertv and Union"

Listen to the noble words Of Col. Far
MONT;
"IfI am elected to the high Office for
which your pe'taluy has nominated inc.
will endenvor To administer the Government
according H. The frue spirit ofthe Constitution,
as u tras interpreted 5y the gre0 men '0ho
fcamed md adopted IL, and IN such a way a.
TO preserve BOTH LIBERTY AND THE
UNION.n
Singular Unanimiiy The Transcript
says that the town Of Chutenden m Vermont,
gave the republican condldaie for Governor
~ vutes the democratic candidate had only
one vote. It's informant says the one dlssen-
ter was the Postmaster.
n iStrac.-We learn from the Batavia ~
~ Advocate that JAMEs H. SUTHERLAND
a FILLMORE KNOW HING has
been appointed Postmaster at Dauen, in that
county, in place Of QUARrus GRAVES. a
jefferson Democrat remoued Simws show
the direction Of the Wind.
o." have been placed on n platform Of
which most heartily approve, and that can
speak for nc James Buchanan
We believe there is but ono instance on
record where a man has placed himself on a
platform that spoke for him. That was Ba-
ham. The people will open the eyes Of Mr.
Buchanan as efiectually next November ms
the angel did the eyes Of Mr. Balaam.- Osh-
kosh Courier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-19

In 1913, when Col. Fremont was court
marshalled iof not obeying two superior OH !.
Gers nj the same time, President Polk offered
| to restore him to rank. After approving the
finding Of the Court on the technical grounds
Of military etiquette, the President added the
following words
In consideration Of the peculiar circum-
stances of the case, ard the highly meritous
and valuable services OF Lieut. Col. Ere
mont. the penalty Of dismissed from the ser
vice is reunited,
Lieut.. Col. Fremont will, accordingly, be
released from arrest. and will resume his
sword and report for duty.
JAMES X. POLK"
Col Fremont very coolly made the follow
ing reply;
WAsnrNoroS Crrr, Street, Feb. g.
~.
Sir--I have this moment received the
general order, No. Z, dated tho I'm lnsl.)
making known TO me the final decision IN the
proceedings Vt the general court martial be-
fore Witch ! have been tried and hereby
send in my resignation Of Lieutenant cOloncl
of the army of the United States.
10 doing this, take the occasion 20 say
ih't my reason for resignng II, That | do not
feel conclons Of having done anything 10
merit the finding Of the Court; and. this be-
ing the case, ! cannot by accepting the
clemancy Of the President. admit the justice
Of the decision made AGAINST me.
Very respectfully yours.
]. G.. FREMONT
Col. Benton. when he learned The action
of his son in-law. said
"A man OF pluck. sir, o man Of spirit -
lie asked no favors from any one, sir; not
even from the President Of the United
States, SIR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-19

What ioouid IoHoie from a Buchanan 7'ri-
umph.-The several results Of national VIC
tory OF the slavery extension party this fall.
may be summed up IN the following ord'r
!. The nd mission Of Kansas INTO the IN
lon As u Slave State. thus restoring the
"cqualIyn betwnrn The FREE states and the
slave states in the national Senate. The
whole power Of the national government,
will be n lie uss Of 10 secure tins result Of
the Kansas controversy, and that power, us
we have all seen, Is irresistible when used
for the benefit of the s,aye.holding ohgar-
chy.
The establishment Of slavery in the
free states by Judicial decisions will be main
tanned by the entire armed force Mt the com
m'nd OF The national government just as
nHs been the fugitive slave law enforced
10 communities where II ls utterly nhhUrred.
Tn" revival Of the African Slave Trade
IN accordance with tn doctrine land down by
emldrnt democ attic Journals at the south, at
the head Of which stands the Richmond Ex-
aminer.
4, The division Of California into two
among It's institutions.
3. The seizure, or purchase, cf portions
Of Mexico, with the view Of converting The
territory that shall thus be acquired into
slave states with the ultimate des "a Of form.
southern slave-huldng republic.
&. The seizure Of cuba, In accordance
with the doctrine Of the Ostenl Manifesto.
! and with the design Of obianlng complete
control If the Gulf OF Mexico for the bene
iit OF the slave trade - Boston Chronicle.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

l heartily concur in all the movements
rhlch have lot their object 10 repair the mis-
chiefs arising from the violation OF good
faith in the repeal Of the Missouri ComnTon,-
ise.--JOhH Q. FSeHuni.
am opposed to Slavery in the sbs,rac,
and upon principles sustained and made M.
hlual by long settled conviction. While I
feel inflexlble In the belief that II ought ma,
TO be interIered with where it exists under
tns shield Of SUITE sovereignty, | am AZ
infexibiy opposed to its extension on hi,
continent beyond its presen, llmgs.-Jchn G.
Fremont. -
] recognize neither American nor ap,.
American. Wing, Democrat nor Aboli,ion
parties, IN the approaching ooniest-- bn,
simply union Of the people for Freedom 4,
Kansas, end the arrest Of Slavery extension.
John c. Fremont.
Whenever there is a substantive good 10
be done, whenever there ia f,ot OF land Ia
DO prevented from becoming Slave Territory.
an Eeady 70 assert the principle of he
exclusion Of Slavery Daniel Hetstsr.
Irepeat that never can and never will
vote. and no earthly power will ever make
me vote, to spread Slavery over territory
where Il does not exist. : Henry Clay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-19

Ma. FtEM bNr a MAnoMEpAN.-Wc barn
on unduubled testimony thal Mr.. Fremont,
the Republican csnd ne Tor the pr,slden-
cy, If Mahomcdsp We bring this charge
st time when De. l. uaqucslionabIy proved
TO be Catholic and Protestant The foun-
du,ion for lhe charge is as follows, suhstan-
unted by Christopher Carson, Esq, Of Texas.
Upon arriving at the shores of the Pacific.
Mr. Fremont got of from his horse. and
taking off his boots and stockings and roll
lng up the legs Of his pants, SAID he would
GO IN and wade. The beach however was
covered with muscles, whose sharp edges
were rather prominent, aud Mr.. f.. turning
10 Carson, SAID he wouldn't trsmple on them.
The inference rose instantly in Mr.. CArson's
mind that MIR. Fremont was a muscle man.
from the sympathy eycnced tor those BIZ
valves, and on being asked If such was not
the fact, as he sought another place ~ which
To wade, he wlnked his left eye US much as
to say yves" This fact we think is enough
70 induce all thlnKing people to vote for Mr.
Fremont or not, Just AS they please. which
we would earnestly advise.
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WALTON'S REGISTER 1886
WOOLEN MANUFACTOkY

ORDERS to limited extent can now he filled
- E.P. WALTON
Feb ?, 1856.
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Col. Fremont and The Democracy Hon.
George G. Bates Of California. 90 u recent
speech q, Detroit reported m the Tribme
of that city, detailed at some length the eff
forts which were made in September 1855.
to induce 'o. Fremont TO accept the Demo.
cratic nomination for The Presidency. The
New York n ibune states on The authority
of one OF the persons whose name was mem
toned by Mr.. Bates that the statement was
not correct except that gentlemen Of influ-
ence and character IN the Democratic party,
OF the North and the South, desired TO pre-
sent the name Of Col Fremont to the Gin.
cinnau Convention as a candidate for The
Democratic nomination and that Col Free
mont, anticipating correctly the platform and
Character of The nomination which that con-
y-nton would be compelled to mike, did not
invor IN any manner the proposition.
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-CAIIIfN.-
Az ne genuine nfdicinr ..r.s the fse sfBtfr,rp 4
H. GOWN Rf O. GO OF Boz outside viappsr
BuRN, y. 1 AZ
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lllr0itiucs.
A MARVELLOUS RENED "
FOR a MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

Nv the aid Of n mictoscopc, We see m linns fhtue
nroninrs On tho snffico Of our bnaiss Through these
this Ointment when rubbed he skir. u cHffd 10
an, utRan ~ inward par. Diseases # The Kinney,
disnffers tho Liver N, ciors ~ the heart nhama-
ton 81 the Lungs, Asihma Coz. Do. and toids ate ny
be- means M ctuHilN cured Every house Vie knnwE
thHt sult pusscs ffcelN through bone mtai u any
thirknets. This htaliue Ointment fsf more ieettly
eneraies through 90, hn uf neshy PAT ofthr ltv-
iue hofy. cutinu the most dangerous uwafd com
pf liufa. that rapntt be rraf hruUt nfhaf uanus.
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Lumber! LnmbeI n!

TIVE subscriber manufacture and has constantly 200
hand for sole Spruce. Hem'ock Birch, hap.e.
Ash and nasswood. Also door hUtd. Phmei Hnd
l.u,ed finished for fence uf cod al Kinds n Job
Wo done order az short notice, Gig Sowing 80.
Also Boo purchases Butt 10 pies. Airch, also Ash,
Bass md Spruce l tha log of sawed, vhrn done by
hts direction. Auy wishing Co buy ofttu Will DO we'll
Co. give him call
Cash paid for Cherry aud Buuerrvt. sawed ol % tho
Log. A. W. WILDER.
Moufus1ief Anil LAT
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Messrs. w. D, Wilson, Jno. l. Miller,
and samuel ". Melton, Committee
Dor Northern ireemen arc daily confront.
ed with heaps Of Just such direct evidence
AZ The above, showing on the most direct and
positive authority that Ia this Kansas con-
liovefsy Is involved the triumph or defeat of
slavery TOT OIL time 10 come in this Repub-
nc and yet our sham-Drmocrats who are sid.
ING win the South IN efforts to drive free.
dom ana ireemen out OF the Territory by
nfuie force, dare to stand up and aver that
they are not IN favor Of extending Slavery. -
Lebanon Whig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-19

The Case N Nutshell The following
conclusion Of letter from David K. Aich-
lson to committee Of inQulnng gentlemen
In South Carolina will speak for itself.
If kansas is made free, Missouri ceases
to be a slave state, California remains a free
state and New Mexico becomes free state;
on' It we secure Kansas a slave Safe, Mis-
sour ~ securei New Mexico aud California
beoone slave States; ia word the prouerly
Of the whole slave interest depends ON the
Kansas struggle.
Nnur nhnhlnnt l.runnt
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y dnv SCOTT e BROOKS.
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TIlKOUIII TICKETS

(AN now be had al tho lowest rates At the Riltond
omeoi hunipelsr for Ch,cago Milwaukie Rock
lsland sfena und sil chm princin4 nlints Naat and
S"u'h west J. w. HOBART, Agent.
n. o The public are cautioned aiainst bu,ine tick
rs OF nau''vn '"efs or ageuts the county iull
a spurious hiiclr. "a
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