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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-08
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Benz. Gabriel, Beau
fort; Benz Brown, Greenville S A burroughs,
Asylum Miss S; J; Baker, Franklin J S
Hardin, Emory; I Hunter, Eliz City W R
Edwards, Lincolnton; P d Brown, Dunbar
rach; Mrs S 3 Laws, New Light j W Nc
Elroy, Day Book R D Holt, Boon Hill
Miss Fannie Y Fornby, Geo; Miss NJ A Spi-
Wy, Grains Creek J Morrison, Mary A
Hicks, Providence; R R Rousseau, W II
Edwards, Albert Peterson, Fla J B Clark,
Elizabeth Town; W D Carr, Kenansville +;
Barns, Va; R Stokes, Kenansville j
Y Howren, Fla; Willis Byrd, New Hill It D
Shackelford, Mrs j B Westmoreland, Wal
nut Cove; R G Slagle, Franklin, j E Rogers,
Margarettsville j H Bryan, Clayton W j
Cox, A j Dunning, Roxobel w D Gaddy,
Miss d McCallum, Robson DIR. Lawrence,
Tawboro' A j Mott, Long Creek; John
Moore, CIV MalPass, Colvins Greek Miss A
Nenters, Richards DR. Jno R Hicks, VIII
liamsboro'; Mrs E Mason, GAINESVILLE; Miss
Bette Jenkins, Ridgeway J P Ware, Va
Miss G Y Stephenson, Seaboard.
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The Pill TRADE.-Who could dream ofthe
magnitude such an undertaking as the man
u~facture of a Purgative Pill assumes when it
comes into general use. And how painfully
do the following numbers speak ofthe amount
OF human sickness and suffering, that little
morsel of a remedy goes forth to combat and
subdue. DR.. j. G. Aysg of Lowell, manufac-
lures in his laboratory Dgty gross per diem
of his Cathartic Pills, throagh all the year.
This is eight boxes a minute or one dose a
second. We thus find over 43, 900 persons
swallow this pill every day, or 1896, 900 a
month Physicians think of that 43, 900
patients a day who seek relief from the med
ical skill Of one man. Surely that man should
be, as he is in this case one of the first intel
ligence and Of the highest character. His
occupation entails upon him a fearful respon-
sibility for the veal or woe of his fellow man.
PdinSUiUe Courier.
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DIED,

In this City, on Sunday the 18th ult, at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs. Kate Smith Yarbor-
ough, relict of the late Ed. w. Marlborough,
Jr., and oldest daughter of DR.. John Lee
Haywood, aged % years and months.
In Richlands, Onslow county, n. G. on the
9th of November, Ellen Francis, infant OF
Bryant Switzerland and Amanda, his wife,
aged 2 months and sixteen days. Jesus said
suffer little children to come unto me, for
such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
At the Lunatie Asylum, in Raleigh, or
Sunday morning last, Mr.. Thomas Faucet
of Hillsborough, aged about SO years.
Mr.. Faucet had for some time been in bat
health, and having partially lost use Of hi
mind, was taken to the Asylum or the Mon
day preceding his death; but he rapid.
sunk under his disease. He seemed to hav
recovered his mind at the close, and died wit
the consoling hope of a christian. He wa
much esteemed by those who knew him, a
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

This ecclesiastical body convened in New
bern, on the 18th ult. We CLEAN from the
y. c. Presbyterian the following account Of
Is proceedings:
Few that attended the Sessions Of Sy nod
last week Mt Newbern will dissent from the
opinion that It was the most pleasant and
profitable meeting that has been held for
many years. The attendance was much lar
ger than usual, and the fervor and admirable
spirit Of harmony which characterized the
proceedings will long be remembered.
Rev. j. Doll was elected Moderator, and
Rev. r II. Lafterty and DR.. ID. p. Weir tenn
porary clerks.
Some So Ministers were in attendance, and
about - Lay Elders.
An able report from the Rev. Neill Mckay,
the Synod's Agent on Education, was offered,
and elected an interesting debate. The prin-
cipai topic discussed was the increase and i'm
provement Of schools for females. The re.
port was unanimously adopted.
Wilmington was selected as the place, and
Wednesday 2nd Of November, 1859, as the
time for the next meeting Of Synod.
The Rev. DIR. Lacy, chairman Of the com,
mittce appointed to bring in a minute OH the
death ofthe Rev. Elisha Mitchell, D.. d., made
a report, doing full Justice to the piety and
learning Of the venerable Professor, who af
ter a long life Of gr at usefulness has been
called 10 his reward.
On Friday afternoon the Rev. Cyrus X.
Caldwell presented his report as Synodlcal
Agent on Colportage. The Synod was then
addressed by the Rev. W. 5. Schenck, Sec.
rotary Of the Board Of Publication. Rev. j
p. Atkinson and Rev. ID. Lacy, ID. ID. The
discussion seemed to awaken new zeal and
led to a considerable change in the Colpor
tage operations Of the Synod. COMMITTEES
were appointed in each P~resbytery to secure
|, efficient Colporteurs and revive the interest
Jf the people Of God in the circulation OF the
religious literature Of the Church.
The evening Session was devoted to hear
ing the report Of the Synodical Agent or
Foreign Missions. From this report it ap
pears that the contributions for this object
have been increased 30 per cent. over those
Of the former year.
The Minutes having been read and APPROX
ed the Synod adjourned to meet in the First
Presbyterian church, in the town Of Whining
ton. n. c., on Wednesday, November I'd
1859, at T p. NJ.
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Read ! Read +! the following

We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised : Robt. 81. Brown, ESQ.
for the cure of Bots OF Grubs in horses, and con-
slider ii the best rezely known, for that disease.
Indeed, we haze never known It fail giving relief
in the very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the ssverest agony. And the remedy is
quick and ~efectual. For tia benefit Of every
body, and especially for the benefit Of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend ali TO procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Hr. X
NJ. Browns remedy to be used IN very many in
stances, and never without eject. In some ease
it has accomplished astonishing cures.
J. L. BENNETT, 7. 3. H0LBEMAN,
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HOFFMAN, Of Wake County.
JOHN r. WARD, A.. STROUD,
d. n. DURHAM, Of Orange County, y. q.
JOHN G. BURGESS, WM. Fl. BURGESS.
Randolph County. NC
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REAL. FSTATE For. A L

AS Agent for the owners, I efer for sale on
liberal terms all of the Real Estate lately owned
by Calvin Jordan, Esq. This property consists
of sew eral eligible Lots and Houses in the City
of Raleigh, including the homestead of Mr.. Jor-
dan. The balance Of the property is under a
| good rent aud will renumarate the purchasers
with good returns.
The purchasers at Mr.. Jordan's sale having no
use for the property, viii dispose of it to advan-
tage to those dishing to make Investments in
City property. For further particulars, terms, &c
annlv to G. B. BAGWELL.
Hargett Street, Raleigh.
Nov. 90. 13-6t.
Standard and Register S-weeks in weekly.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
McPHEETERS & GHISLELIN,

MCPHEEIERS q GHlSLELIN,
WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-Is quite dull. We quote S. F.. $50:
a Extra 81 a s.; Family Z.
C~oTToN.-Owing to the stoppage of receipts via
canal, the stock in market is very light, 2 a 800
bales sold yesterday at 103.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar l IS a 2 90; Spts, Turn.
AZ a 4S; Common Rosin l 30.
DRIED FRUIT,-Them market is not very active.
Apples 81 70; Peaches $54 a 81 as to quality
unpeeled Peaches Sc so 3.
B. Z. PEAs.-$1S q l so; no stock in market.
FLAxsEED-$1 SO.
REEswAX-30c
SALT.-L, B. 81 As a 1 so G. A. 80 a 95.
LIME.--Thomaston 81 a 1 10 !; w. C. $18.
GRoCERIEs.--Rio Coffee IL a lie; Lag. l23 a
134 Java II a Is; N. O. and P. R. Sugar ST a 8;
Crushed III; Soft Crushed 10 log; NO. Molas-
SEES As a so P. R. 80 a IS.
BuTTER AND CHEEsE.-Prime Goshen Butter Is
a IS; Cheese 10 a II.
We have no transaction to report
BAGGNG.--We quote 164 a 163 with an upward
tendency.
PEANUTs-In demand at 873 a 90.
MEAL-75c per bushel.
Dec 4.
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TOWNSVILLE
HALE and Female Academies.

Rev. W. Z. VAN EAToN, A. NJ, Principal.
L. J. CHIEFLY, A. B. Associate
Miss A. d. L2TTRIDGE, Teacher IN Female
Department.
Miss P. K. HAMMOND, Teacher of Music and
French.
Board per session of 81 weeks, with every
thing furnished except lights, S35 90
Tuition varies f ON S6to Is 90
Music on Piano, 90 90
French and Embroidery, each, 500
The schools are conducted in large buildings.
and at d suitable distance apart, affordriDg parents
an opportunity to give their sons and daughters
a thorough education iT the same village. We
have q fine apparatus, witn maps and globes, also
a good library for the beneft'of the pupils.
The twenty eighth session Of these schools will
open the first Wednesday m January next. It is
highly important that all enter the FIRST week or as
soon thereaf sr as possible.
We now have several large boarding houses
open for the accommodation of students, at tn {
lew rates of 81 per Month, and we hope that pa
rents and guardians will send as in one hundred
and fifty for the next session.
For further particulars address the Principal al
Jonesvi!le, Yadkin Co, n. G. and Catalogues will
Be<sent.
Nov. 10th. 1855. AS--I3--2m
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WOVEN AyD TIE PREss.-With the growth
of the press has grown the direct influence Of
educated IN ON the worlds affairs. Mute
In the Senate and in the church, their opin-
ions have found a voice in the sheets OF ten
thousand readers. First in the list of their
achievements came admirable moves not be-
cause fiction can be written without knowi-
edge. but because it only requires that knowl-
edge which they can most easily attain, the
result OF insight into humanity. As periodlT
Gals have waxed numerous, so has temale au-
thorship waxed strong. The magazines de-
maud short graphic papers, observation wit
and moderate lcarning-women demanded
work such as they could perform at home,
and ready pay upon performance the two
wants met, and the female sex has become
very important element in the fourth estate.
IT editors were ever known to disclose the
dread secrets Of their dens, they only could
give the public an idea of the authoresses
whose unsigned names are Legion OF theiI
rolls of manuscripts, which are as the sands
Df tho sea.
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an upright and honest man. Hewas Coun
ty Trustee for more than twenty-five years,
and gave general satisfaction.
In Haynesville, Missouri, on TIE 9th day
of October last, of Typhoid Fever pr. Henry
Hamilton Cook, son of Isaac and Hannah Z.
Cook. aged Z months.
In Haynesville, Missouri, on tn Srd day Of
October last. of Typhoid Fever, Ms. Hannah
Eveline Cook, wife Of Isaac Cook, nd daugh-
ter of Robert and Anna Woodbura formerly
of GuiIford county, n. c..
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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

American Eloqlence in 2 Vols.-A collection
Of speeches and addresses, by the most eminent
orators of America, with biographical sketches
and Illustrative notes. by Frank Moore.
Runaway to Sea, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
The Course of True Love, by Thomas Bailey
Aldrigk.
Northern Travels-Summer and Winter Pic
lures of Sweden, Denmark and Lapland-By
Bayard Taylor.
Following the Drum-A glimpse of Frontier
Life, by Mrs. Yiele.
The Life and Times of Aaron Burr-Lieu ten
ant Colonel in the Army of the Revolution
United States Senator, Vice President of the U.
States, &C., by J. Parlant.
For sale by W. L.. POMEROY.
R aleigh, Nov. Is, 1858. l2-
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Raleigh. Dec. 8, 1858.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TSHE sixteenth Session will open en- the first
Z Monday in January and close with the an
nnal Commencement on the last Thursday in
May.
The School relies entirely on its own merits
for patronage. in order that it may merit pat.
ronage, the number of Students is so limited as
TO secure
lst. the greatest thoroughness and efficiency in
every department of instruction.
I'd. The most judicious discipline enforced with
affectionate frmness.
Sd. The most comfortable and home like accom-
modations procured at the smallest expense.
For admission apply to j. H. MILLS,
Oxford, N. c.
December 2, 1858. I5-tf
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
FROM
BROMLEY, GREEN s. CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
cDrDr VA

BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
PETERSBURG, VA.
Wharf.-The receipts of this article are rather
smaller, but prices still continue good. Prime
white l 40 to / so prime red l 80 to l IS infe-
ri r grades at lower rates.
CoTToN.-The market continues to improve,
prices III a liz for prime late European advices
are more favsrable.
~CoRN.-Steady and dull at 70 to 75e.
ToBAcco.-Receipts very light of old crop and
prices firm at former quotations. New crop com.
ing in faster and bringing good price s ;leafS4 to 10;
Lugs 81 to 81.
BACON Western sides TO to 104 shoulders 81;
Va. and N. c. hoground III to II.
LAaD.-Virgina in kegs 123 to 131.
FLouR.-Superfne 81; Extra y to I Family
8 to 81.
DRIED FRUIr-Is in good demand at 1 so to
! Is for good Apples, per bash. of % lbs; Peach
es 81 to 90 per bush. of 40 lbs, for good bright
peeled.
PoRK.-Prime from pen and country s 90.
GUANo.-No. /, Peruvian $50 "Nationa! Fer
tilizer'' said to be superior to Peruvian for some
if not for most soils $50.
ExCHANGE.-On New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, ! to J with a rising tendency.
Dec. 4.
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FOR ONLY 81.

ON the receipt Of 81, viii be mailed to any per-
W son a recipe of a remedy foz EoI ses, while
suffering with Bolts or erubs, whi9h was never
known to fail Is give ease il 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, the money will DO
refunded No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which viii be conducive to health and thrift, and 3
great preventive Of distsmper, which horses ara
subject to. Address r. NJ. BROWN, the P. M. OF
New Hill P. o., Wake county. II. c..
March 2, 1857. 6I-3m
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY to take
IA charge of the Boarding Department of Will
son Female Seminary, on January LIST, 1852
The Buildings viii then be completed at an ex-
pense of several thousand Dollars, for the accom-
mediation OF one hundred Young ladies. The
gentleman thus acting as Steward is expected to
rent the Buildings at a reasonable per sent. on the
cost. Immediate application should be made tc
the undersignedat Wilson, n. {.
MOSES R0UNTREE,
WILLIE DANIEL.
oSMOND LIPSC0MB.
Oet.22, 1883. 9-44--tf
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The Cincinnati Gazette having stated. on
the authority Of an Indiana journal, that the
distinguished Senator who won $3.50, 900, in
a gambling house, last winter, in Washing
ton, was the Hon, James A. Pearee of Mary
land, the Hon. Tom Corwin writes to that
paper, contradicting the statement. Tom
says:
81 know Mr.. Pearce well, | know he new
er did play at any game during my long and
intimate acquaintance with him. Mr.. Pearce
is not that style of man."
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CHEAPER THAN EVER

THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT, by
which any person can make as good Honey as that
made by Bees at a small expense with fifty other
valuable Receipts, such as how to mako non-ex-
plosive Burning Fluid, Ice Cream, Ginger Beer,
cure for Rheumatism, Rattle Snake bite, Hydro
phobia &C., dc. All sent on receipt of 81. Try
them, and if you do not like them, the money will
be refunded Address W. II. ROCKWELL.
ll...3m Yadkir vile. Yadkin Co. n. C.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Spring Session fer 1859, will commence
TIE second Thursday in January and continue
81 weeks. With several additions to the Faculty
(among them Prof. Brame from Hampden Sydney
College,) and with the Introduction of a new
and splendid Scientific Apparatus, the School offers
greater inducements for an extensive patronage
than ever before. We are prepared to accommo-
date a number Of boarders on very reasonable
terms.
For circulars containing full information ad-
dress D. R. BRUT0N, Raleigh, N. c.
Doc. a. 1883. 15-5t
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~" The Inconsistency and hot haste with
which the House Of Commons voted down
tina resolution to enquire into the illcgality of
trertiqg, by members Of that body, for the
purpose oC influencing their elections, seems
TO have attracted the attention of political
Editors as we'll as o@urself; as will be seen by
the following extract;
Mr.. Halls resolution was, as It will be seen,
unanimously adopted, and On its heels came
another to enquire into the legality of all the
elections. and particularly as It regarded
treffiaq, Sc. On the call Of the ayes and
noes. this resolution was laid on the table,
Mr.. Hail voting aye, much to the surprise OF
every one who heard, a little while before,
how manrully he stood up for the purity OF
elections, and the composition Of the House
Of Commons.
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ROR RENT.

T offer for rent the homestead property lately
L owned and occupied Dy Calvin Jordan, Esq,
situated in the north western part OF the city
This property consists of a two acre lot, with two
houses, out houses, garden, &c. Terms moder-
ate to one OF two good tenants. Apply to
g. B. BAGWELL, Agt. for Owners.
Raleigh, Nov. 90, 1858. 13-6t
~ Register and Standard weekly six weeks.
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$3.50 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY FROM the szbssyiber. the f,loW>
LII ing negroes, 10 wit . Negro man WILLIE,
a blacksmith by trade, dark gingercaks color,
very large eyes and high broad forehead He is
about six feet high and weighed when he Ieft abous
Us or 1870 pounds, age about 23'or 2Syrsrs- Pc
mas been runaway nearly four years, ahl is pro
badly in Wake orin the vicinity of my plantation
in franklin. Lwill give $500 for his apprehension
and delivery, well secured in any Jail so that lean
get him..
c10 REWARDsfOr negro woman cHARITY.
P4O aged 80 years, dark color. large eyes
and very large mouth, weighs IN or l5e pounds.
5 feet 5 inches high, and has a very full head of
hair, quite long.
Gao REWARD u~ ni gro man BDGAR. aged
PtO about ~ yeats, u ~ color. high forehead
and high cheek bones. about ) FIT : inches i,i.br.
and weighs ESQ or f50 pounds.
Twill give the above rewards l"- rLo apprehen7
sion and safe delivery Of either or . : of the above
negroes to me, or for their ~eonfnenl IN any jai,
so that can get them SETH Is .aRD.
FranklintoA. Y. c.
October 9, 1855. TT
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MUSIC TEACHER.

A LADY we'll qualified to teach, is DESTROYS of
"A procuring a situation as Music Teacher in
either a Seminary or private School. Her serVi-
ces can be procured at once, or at the commence
ment of the ensuing year. Would prefer a situa-
ton in the central portion of North Carolina, but
will receive proposals from any of the Southern
States. A letter addressed to I. W., care of the
Editor of the Spirit of Age, Raleigh, will receive
prompt attention. I0-tf
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Randall's Life Of Jefferson.

THOMAs JEFFERSON still survives-Last
4 words of John Adams. The Life of Thomas
Jefferson, by Henry S. Kendall, IL D. An au-
thorized work; undertaken under the approba-
ton of his family with an unreserved access to.
and use of all the private papers of Mr. Jefferson,
in their possession, and has received the benefit
of their recollections and opinions at every step.
PRICE OF THE WORK.
Per set three vols. neat cloth octave, cash, S. so
Do Do library sheep do do 90
Do Do half calf, or gilt antique do u 90
W. L. POMER0Y,
Agent for his work.
Raleigh, Dec. 8, 1858. 15-ff
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-The prompt ac-
ton of this celebrated extract upon the Vital
Fluid and its wonderfully purifying qualiti es
manifested in the cure of the worst cases of Scrof-
ula, have established its reputation as the best
Medicine in the world for ulcerCus and Eruptive
diseases, purifying the blood, and freeing the
liver, stomach and bowe s, from the products of
unhealthy seeretions, it is at once the most popu-
lar, effective and safest remedy that can be used.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug,
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh
and by Purcell, Ladd & Co, Richmond, Va.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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Special Notices.
DR.. BELLS OPINION OF Hos letters BITTERs.
Spp1Ncr1rrn Il Anril IL 1919

DR.. BELLS OPINION OF Hos letters BITTERs.
SPRINGFIELD, L., April Il, 1856.
Some months since, while recovering from an
attack of Remittent Fever, I was requested to try
Hostetter's Bitters, as an article pc ouliarly suited
to the condition of conValescentS from fever. It
is but simple justice to say, that it restored the
powers of my digestive organs, and at the same
time kept my bowels gently open. I have no
h~esitancy in say ng, that hitherto, in using it in
my practice, it has in every case where I have
ordered it acted lik a charm. In thus speaking
freely Of it, 1 far from puff a patent medicine, an
article it by no means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL, M. D.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere and by Williams d Haywood, Ra-
leigh, n. C. 15--1m
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THE LATEST EEW MUSIC.
PUBLISH By
MILLER & B EACH NJ
BALTIMORE, Mn.

PLANO PIECEa
CeuTting Waltzes-Magrader. 20
Containing 4" Whisper Of l. re, Engagement,
Marriage"
~Evangeline, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Cuba Po.ka.-Williams. 25
Blues Band Reels. 10
Betsie Bell Walts-Turner. 25
AmaZOn's March, from . Naied Queen" IS
~Queen of Bohemia Polka-Wallerstein. 25
A Dance in the Grove.-Hagrudsr IS
SONGS.
Still True to Thee.-SteYsason 25
L have tidings, happy tidings.-Alice Haw-
thorn. s5
Enere was a time, oh name it s
fas Needy Song very popular, - ierpont -
Art thou sleeping. ssiy - -
Ellen Evelina.-Liule. IS
Hsrk. to whispering ~AngeIS-Sacred.
Stevenson. %
Ny Saviour dEaw me near to thee.-wiliams. 25
&Embelished with beautiful Viguettes.
@ Iusic forwarded per mail, on receipt Of
price, free Of postage.
A liberal discount, To- Dealers, Teachers and
SeGinaries.
Catalogues furnished 'gratritoasly on applica I.
tom to KILLER & BEArHAM,
iS-u. Baltimore, Nd.
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No WoEDEP.-So many W ruthless medicines
arc advertised for the cure of various diseases,
and when tried d" found wanting" that the inval-
id loses all faith in specifies. We have yet to learn
however, of the first failure of Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, and pulmonary
disease.
%a- Buy none unless it has the written signar
ture of " I, Butts" on the wrapper.
For sale by Williams Il Hayw God, Raleigh.
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ELLIOTTS DEBATES-IN FIVE VOLS.
THE DebHtes in the several State Conventions,
on the adoption of the Federal Constitution, as
recommended by the General Convention at Phill
adelphia, 1889, by Jonathan Elliott.
Dolce Far Niente-A Poem, by John R.. TAFT.
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