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Co. -
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMlFucn, E<
expelling Worms from
the human system, ha.
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
TL,t Liver PILLS, fer
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BlLIoUs De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLane's Celc-
brated VERMIFuGE and
Liver Pills, prepared by
SA"s;''3 @ses.
SOLE PRoRRlEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Verrnifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD ST., PITTsBUReH, PA.
Sole Proprietoru.
Sold by Scoyil A. Mead.F III Chestnut suesl
~ Orleans. General Wholesale agents.
I'b. IS, l556-ly
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NOIlNEI

FESHE subscribers have This aay associated them.
selves in co-prtuership in tie Corriaee-Iua
h ing business, winch VII hyreaftrr b. conducted
under tie firm and style 81 w. r. Brnrhu.t &
Son at the old stand, on the Pubhc Squar',
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, ..,,,,,.,.
R0B'r R!NGHURS
Jam lS56-lts
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W see By the Court Records that III" tw,
Goun,erfiers, White, of Du falo, and Lawrenc,
OF Epppg, n. H., have beeu placed under ter
Thousand dollars homes, each, for making az.
selling, limitations Of hYfR's CHERRy PNTuR,r.
Thi' Is right Ifthe law shouhtp oiect men ron.
imposition at al il should cer'ainy project then.
from beue imposed vpon by wor hess counter
leii of such meGicinr ps Ayers Cherry Pectoral
We can ouly complain flat the punishment is hot
lulf enough. The william, who would for Phlry.
gain, deliberately tril, with the health of his iei
low man. by taking from their lips, The cap OF
hope, when they sinking and substituting t.
fl-elieod-an utter delusiou, slouiC be pnnishrt
at least severely as 10 who couutericits the coin
Qfhis country Green Go. Banner, C0Tro.ltoR III
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BgSS0EUTI4sV.
10, 600 Apple Trees

OF ehoioe variety, Tor SAFE; 5000 Of them and
years Old. | offer them ut Is cents oach, and
hs purchaser may Rely upon getting the best ac-
sliuiasd fruit Also, Fears, Cherries, Peaches,
P,ums, Sc, as low as can be obtained at other
narsariIs, Ono mic and huff from Cistk.yille
o. gh- Nushliiie Hiks " 2. FALL.
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latent
AmDRD1pYYIpI03a

MRS, DUKE having purchased the right Of
Montgomery County TO make AmbroIypes, and
having taken instructions Of Mr. TroXel Of
louisville, KY, is now prepared to offer 10 her
customers this beautiful style Of pictures, attrdc'
ting SO much attention ia the Eastern cities.
W Ambrotypes are made in ClarkNille. only
bN Mas DUKe, gu the corner near the Post . flee,
Iss ina all kind of weather.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10
operate on the stomach. the iiyei, the kidneys
the lungs. the skin, aud the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain of life, aud thus
curing disease IN all its forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT
Nearly half the human race nave taken these
Pills. II has been proved in all parts of the
werld, that nothing has been found equal to them
in Of disorders OF the liver. dysPesia, aud
stomach comp laints geEerally They soon give
healthy tone TO these organs, however much
deranged and when all other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH
Many Of the me st despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Uouses To the Introduction
Of these Pills, thal they may become the medi
cine of the masses Learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy ever known for
persons Of delicate health or where the system has
been imp rrd as its invgoratmg properties never
fail TO afford relief
FEMALE COMPLAIN rs.
No female. young tr old, should be without this
celebrated medicine, It corrects and regulates
the monthly courses at all periods. acting in many
eases like charm. II is also the best safest
medicine thnt can be given TO the children Of all
age,. and for any complaint; consequently nc
family should be without IT.
H1llowog's Pills are he best remedy knoion
in tie wo,H fT The folotrihg dieeasss:
Asthma, Disrrn9a,
Bowel complaints, DrOpsy,
Coughs, Debility,
Coils, Fever and Aguc,
Chest Diseases, Female complaints
Cosliveness; Headaches,
Dyspepsia, 1nigestloni
Stone and Gravel, Influenza
Secoudarvsymptoms Inihma ion
Inward Weakness, Feuereal Affections,
O. Liver comp sints, Worms, Of all kinds,
Lowness OF Spiriis, Piles,
Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
| Holloway, 30 Maiden Lane. New York, mud 2ij
Strand, LontOn, b. all respectable Druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the United States,
and the CIV Lied world, in boxes, at % cents, G212
ceus. and s each
lTThere is considerable saving by taking tho
| berger sizes
\. B-Directions for The guidance Of patients
in every disorder are tflixed to each box.
! Jan H. '5G-ly
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DR.. Mel AN E'H
CELEBRATED
V E r M | T UG E
LIVER PILLS.

Two orthe best Preparations of tn. Aga.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
RECEIPTS FOR H AGE

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$l J Benton, Laurel grove ;
Miss NJ 4 Prince, Henry S Wolf, Union T
w Player, Wilmington; s D Seeley, Wilson Per.
ry, Woodville J G Thomas, Summers Mill; 10
j + Harrsll, Gonwayboro'; Terrell, Qualla-
town; 5 Walter Keuendy, Kinston J F Hughes,
Morrisville Miss Julia Miller, Greensboro D
King, Joseph King, Wake; W J Branch Louis,
burg; N R sryan, Buffalo; 3 K VI C williamson,
/ Smith6eld NJ Moore, GresuviIiS; ] J Bebbitt,
New Light; I z Grimes, FayIorsvilIe - r kber-
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Thos Brsdshpw ", York Col; A Holt, Chatham !;
] \ Higginbotham. Mss; ] W N Beard, SEA
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Store 6 W A Linebury, Chathan; J NJ Anthony,
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ton, Leasburg 6 J NJ Davidson, Tenn; 8 G
McLsster, Ga. W R Dunbar, Leachvtlle; NJ s.
] E Hare, J 7 Morgan, Sunsbury; N Rose, MUIR
freesboro' J 7 Gill, WtIliausboro' " Daniel,
Oxford Miss " c Knight. RI. n " Dent,
Eranklintoo; Geo Jackson, Eliz. City; ] G Mace,
S c.; 81 B Lambert, Arkansas 5 ] Bonar, SA.
lem; Mis-, VI 4 31risn, i1ldsbore' Faos Horn,
Farmington; s ) q Farmer, TsnR. 6 T G Lin.
sey, Mss. Albert Wicker, Pocket.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

Reported for the Spirit Of The Age, By
A. NJ McPHETERS s. co.
WHOLESALE GRoceRs 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, "A.
Breadstufs, Flour in fair demand with q good
supply, we quote 8. f. SIT a II, extra "a . s
family 81 a SS3 corn opened after the freeze At
So, 70, wheat, at so a | IS, red. l 40 q 1s5,
b. e. peas in demand / so al 561, stock peas wan.
ted at | IS white beans dull at ! IS; provisions,
] N. c 4 Va. hoground l2A, hams "a, western shoul.
ders 10; lard Ii old mess pork $221 q %, fish,
NO | mess Maekerel $l9 a 20, no l medium ID
IA, no 2 9a9t, no , II dried fruit, apples in
demand 2 90. peaches s4t a 5, peanuts SO a 81
cotton. small lots at ISL, stock in market is abeRt
1000 bales, I2l for inferior, 12s for average, "a
cts for prime lots; naval stores, spirits turp. 50ts
So, common resin | % a 81, no. l, ] IS a 81,
white 81 a 81; tar very dull $I1 nominallyI
slaves, ". o. pipe $40, cuIls So, ". o. hid. SIS
culls SIS r. o. hid $40 a "a. Salt l. b. 81 II
-Grocsries, Sugar are very scarce and continue Il
sdvance. Refined Crushed and Pulverized Is
I5l. Loaf I54 a l6 cts. soft Crashed A. I44
IA cts. B. II a l44. G. I3s 1s1. P. R. in hhds
IL; We quote wholesale prices.
Mar Q
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
CdreTuHy CO7Tected OF
BROW N LEY& HICK s..

BROW NLEY& HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBAcco-There is an improvement 10 the mar
ket; prices 80 to 81 per hundred better On lsgs
and medium grades.
GoTroN-Ths market continues quite active at
full priees-prime cotton Ii a 134, low grades r.
a l2s.
WHs4T-We note sales to day of white at I54,
red l42, co nmon i25 a l35.
BAcoN-This aTtlcl has advanced in the west,
shoulders IL a Ia, sides ID a 1871, with light
supply in market.
CoRN-Dull at 500.
PEAs-Searce, LIS per bushe.
GUANo-s60 per Ton, supply short
Sue .s-C,htinues high. upward tendency.
FLOUR Dull s~uperfae II family a 81 81
MoLA>sss-N 0 s5c, Cardinals 20, Syrup see.
PoRK-s4; Mackerel II a 5.
RIcA-53 a 6 salt $50.
GuNNY BAGGIsG-We quote ISL 16.
Observation-Disclosures at high prices.
March I.
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FOR ONbY 81.

nS the receipt OF s. wa Be mailed to sny per-
" son : recipe Of > ressedy fos Horses vhiIv
suffering wiz Bots or Grubs, which vas revss
known to fail to give ease n their greatest agopJs
II given in time. Many valuable horses hare been
saved from an ~nnsirneiy death BY this ,remedy. and
IL given as advised. sad 1t fails, the money viii ~
refunded No person Elio has = horse should 10
without this recipe 0thsr remedies will be AIDED,
which will be conducive to health and Thrift and =
subjsci TO address r. 81 BRowH. DEP. IL. Of
New Hill p o.. Wake county. n. @.
March 2. 1881. 5I-sm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

~ Hare is a beautiful gem, floating
about am .ng our exchanges without credit.
It is worthy to be enshrined in the heart OF
she virtuous and noble Of all eartn's sons
and daughters:
I w,idld rather, when | am laid in the
grave, thar s,lns one ia his manhood should
stand over me anlsay: "Faere lies one
VINO was a real friend to me, and privately
warned me of the dangers If the young. No
one kne y 1t, hut he sided ms in the time OF
nesi. Lowe what [ am q him" Or would
rather have s,ne willow. with CHOKING utter
an e, telling her children, " There is. your
frieni AMI mine. He visited me 10 my a
fiction. an found you. my son an employer,
and you. ny daaghter, a hapoy homs 10 a
yirtuous fsmilF." would rather that such
persons shsuid stand at my grave, than to
haze erected dver it the most beautiful scalp
tured m3nhnent.of PArian or Italian marble.
The herrt's broken utterauce Of reflections Of
pat Kindness, and tears of grateful memory
sh"d upon the grave, are m ire valuable, ia
my estimation, than the nosr costly csnotaph
ever reared
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FORu gOOK.

TyHE NORTH C4g9HNx F0RH BOOK
eoatainiag ali tas "a sssdssfui Ferns which
oeenr ia busiaa ~ tran is-3sns 5stwsea atH anf
man. - we'll - il N stRti ms together with
tAs coa.titasi6a Of so CirJHnas and Of ,hs
Unitsl 5tsts1 tia q KIN Z ths fees Of Clerks
shsrias. ke. ealedatei fr the use Of ths eit-
sens OF North C<hiat ead nAds e,assFnAblsts
Law. csaoliskbTa n snbsr OF ths bar Pfies
81. For sat/by h D UhNEk
H. 7. WI send the above work bJ mail, pos
taxe free, nson the re.sipt or 81.
RaIaxh, 1857. 30
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
FrOm The " ObserUer."

Bacon IL a II c~ofee, Rio, ID n II, Laguay-
ra Is; cotton, IL a II according to quality; -four
81 a 7 25 according to quality ; wheat ] 10; corn
90 a c; oats so Goa peas7 a so; hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 a iron, Swedes, s. a. En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, Is; lead 81 moiasses sea So
nails 54a53; salt, Liverpool sack, I Is a 0 90; sugar.
loaf 13, crushed ID a 133, New Orleans 10 a II, st.
Croix and Porto Rico IL taflow, IL a Il; tobas-
co manufactured, s a Is; white lead, $24 a u;
window glass s by 10, q a q 10 by Il. q; gel
low dip turpentine, 2 so, scraped so spirits 45c.
Feb. 81
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PRESS ANDTYPE FOR SALE.

Lii the materials for 3 largo Newspaper ana
IN job Printing establishment ara offered for
sais, AT VERY Low PRICES. The Press aud most Of
the Type are nearly new, and will be sold at .
bargain. If two or more persons wish to pureh-
accommodated.
For further particulars, reference Is made TO the
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, whom the Advrr-
tiser has authorised 70 dispose Of the Fixtures.
Raleigh. March 9, 1857. zs-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

The MoTHER.-A writer beautifully re-
marks that a mans mother is the represen-
tative Of his Maker. Misfortune, and even
crime, set no barriers between her and her
son. While his mother lives he has one
friend on earth who will not listen when he
is slandered, whs will not desert him when
he suffers, who will s1othe him in his sor-
rows, and speak to him of home wnen he is
ready to despair. Her affections know nc
sbbing tide. They iow on from pure foun.
tains, and speak happiness through this vale
of tears, and cease only at the ocean of eter'
nifty.
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8y'sn,f tie Ise-Sgef <ts9, q. s.

Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents eyerwhere.
None genuine unlsss sign.dI. BUTTS on
he wrapper.
For sal. BY all the druggists in Raleigh
and Goldsbore.
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THOS. F. GRIMES, |
O.. T. PARKS. c
A. G. STUART.
]. A. WAODELL.
PRICES Mt.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

GROCEKs AND GOAHISSION NJ CHANTts
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 50, bard 90
spirits turp. Al; rosin 10 a a. common tar,
81 80 salt sack. 100: timber Sc to $40 90 -four
supr. 7 rs a family "a corn 70 AGO butter % to
81 meal so to s.; bacon, Ii hoground, Is q
hams coffee. rio ia to IL; laguayrs IL 10 Is; ja-
va 3 tn IL, St. Domingo II n u; sugars Leaf
10, crushe, 0 a Is: C yellow 1871 a 90, A coffee
90 a Is, brown 90 a 12k molasses hid. 00sa 4S
Dbl. 81 lime l rs to I 35 COW peas 90 toI 90
oats 90 to 4Sc.; cotton lie 20 10 lard Il. rice
4 per cask cleaned; tallow candies l6 eo,Is, ada
% TO 30, sperm SO to &c.. Mar.
u N
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
va Dyspepsia cared-FrOm Joseph Hoxie,
Esq, New York City.

Esq, Now 1orh ClLy.
New YoRK. July 80.
Gentlemeu-Having suffered many years from
repeated attacks of dyspepsia in its worst form,
and almost exhausted my hopes Of being abls to
obtain any permanent relief, I was induced to
have recourse TO the 0xyg mated Btters, prepared
by DR.. George B. Green, for which you ass agents.
1t gives me great pleasure to say. that its effect
upon me has been highly beneficial, Graduating
the disease, and restoring me to good health and
l sincerely hope that I'll VINO may be suffering
frem that dreadful disease. will be induced to give
the medicine a trial, fully believing they will not
be disappointed in the result
! JOSEPH H0XIK, No. 70 Wall St.
Such sstimony as the above is entitled TO the
conf iencs Of dyspepties, and proves the efficacy oil
the Oxygsaated Bittsrs- Mr.. H1xis is we'll known
a. q highly respectable citizen.
SETH W. F0WLE eco, 1913 Washington
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MARRIED

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II practical guide TO the Laws of the State, and
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fall instructions and nsmerous forns and prece-
dents, BY EDWARD CANrWELL. ESQ, LII. B.
Counsellor at Law, One vol. Svo., containing
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NEW BOOKS.

" xNE'S EXPEDITION.
d VIOLET; OR THE CROSS AND THE
CROWN By Miss Mcintosh.
ENGLISH TRAITS. By Emerson.
BERN ARD LILLE. By Hon. Jere Glenn
ans, Of Alabama.
N 0OR'S RAILROAD MAP.
II For sale by w. L. PONEROY.
BUFFERS SERMONS, list aud 2d Series
By William Archer Butler; late Professor
in University Dublin.
For sale bv ". L. POHEROY.
Jan. I6, 1857. 3-tf.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-29
Sugar Beet

We cannot too often or too confidently
recommend the cultivation Of this excellent
field cr,p. 1t is great yielder. hardy. ea.i'
ly raised, and Is superior, we think, to any
vegetable growth for milch cows and fatten-
ing cattle. especially when fed raw. We
have grown large quantities for our own
use the past seventeen years, and can there.
fore speak Of il practically and experiment.
ally. One Of our neighbOrs-a lady fam.
er-.ipforms us that she made thirty pound,
ofbuttsif per week from six cows in Decem-
bsr, fed upon hay and sugar beet. She adds
that the but CT was fully equal to the best
mad, in September and octobsr in rich pas
The Sugar Beet does best in moderately
rich. loamy soil, but will grow where any
other root does. The seed should be soaked
Two or three days in tepid water previous to
planting 50 Us to insure its shell isso hard
rs long time terminating. Hence the
i'll SUCCESS Of many who do not take this in
to consideration.
Fur fe cultivation the rows should be
three feet apart, 80 as to admit working
easily with the cultivator among the rows.
The plants when finally ,hinned out, should
not stand nearer to each other than six inch
Is in the row. 1t en- be pulled and secured
in the fall the same ~ turnips.
The b,st variety is the White Silesian,
though the French Yellow has been 50 mucl
improved lately, We are informed ii has b.
come nearly IN good as the latter We
havs never found it to keep 50 we'll.
The beet requires about four pounds Of
seed per acre, and can be planted very rap
idly in drills with seed-sower costing
about eight dollan.-AgrieuSiuriH.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-29
UrAu. Tho following is from the eorss.
pendent Of tho New York Times -

"Ltesnd interesting sdvices, both Official
and private, have been received here from
the Grent Salt Lake City. which show that
the treason which Brigham Young and hk
deluded follower 10 every day becoming
more and moro open In is manifestations.
The thoroughly organized system Of espio-
mage established BY the depot who p'esido
over the temporal and spiritual concerns Of
Mormondom. has rsndercd Il nearly or quito
impossible 10 send q letter out OF the terri.
tory which contains anything like truthful
account Of the condition Of Affairs there.
Although Largo numbers Of the saints F"
arc disafscted towards the leaders. there are
lew seceders, for tho simple reason that since
Brighams despotisn has accumulated Ito
present strength and boldness, II Is ~ much
- mans lie s worth to rebel against IL.
Late advices from Utah state that, should
military force DO sent into tho Territory
strong enough to afford protection to tho
seeding brethren and sisters the church
would lose at once very large per centago
Of the former and nearly oil Of the latter.
There have been threats Of late TO murder
the Surveyor General, Judge Stiles, and tho
United States Indian agent, the only acting
United States officers remaining In the Ter
ritory, and their position had become 90 pre-
clrious at las, accounts, that in oil proba-
bility thoy are now on their way TO the
States. Thus Is eItinguished the last glm-
MGR 0f federal authority in Utah."