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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-10
NITCHELL's FALLS.

A GENTS wanted in every county of the State
N to can vass the same and procure subscribers
names for the sale aud delivery of an excellent
Lithographic Picture taken upon the spotand got
ten up in the finest style of the art, representing
the place where the Rev. Elisha Mitchell lost his
life in his explorations Of the Black Mountains, in
the summe of 1857 Upon the receipt of three
dollars we will furnish to any person DESTROYS OF
taking an agenoy.tw W Pictures, one tinted and one
colored, as samples, with full particulars as to the
terms of the agency dc. We will offer Inducements
sufficient to make it pay an energetic agent For
further particulars, address US at Ashevilie, n. c.
LEWIS & DICKINSON.
P. S. Mr.. Dickinson is also agent for the Mt.
Mitchell Monument Association, and during his
tour through the State will receive subscriptions
for that object. W. I. DICKINSON.
March l, 1858. 27-6m
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pair, by ordinary use. It is very strong and du.
rable, and we are we'll assured one of them will
not wear out in years of constant use. 1t has
already saved ~tailors' and dressmakers' bills
enough in our family to- ray its cost, and We think
ita very profitable investment, to say nothing OF
its convenience and the hours OF needs work 1t
saves a mother. We most emphatically pronounce
this the best Sewing Machine in use, and the
greatest labor saving invention of the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY 4 LYON. who ere the pro
prietOrs of these Machines, have a sales-room at
s45 Broadway, New York.-CAicaso Herald.
WHITNEY d LYON, Proprietors.
345 Broadway, New York.
If any prefer purchasing through a%.eitizen Of
North Carolina, by RENTING the money to the
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, Raleigh. a Ma
chine will be ordered by him. 25-4t.
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Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.

We have been often asked which is the best
Sewing Machine in use, and to satisfy ourselves
have spent some time in examining them all, and
eft.
We purchased one of the above named Ma
chimes, and have tried it on every kind Of work
required in a family, and it gives the best salts
faction doing its work very rapidly. neatly and
stronger than the usual hand work. It is much
harder to rip work done on this Machine than that
done in the ordinary way. 1t is neat and tasty,
being very nicely finished, and to all appearance,
simple, beyond the possibility eff getting eat Of
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LEWIS I, SMITH.

DEALER in Newspapers, Magazines, Cheap
Books, Pictures, Songs. &C., No. lS2, Main St.,
Richmond, Va,
Is Agent for the
New York Ledger, Flag of our Union,
Wavsrly Magazine, Harper's Weekly,
Ballou's Pictorial, Perter's Spirit,
True Flag, Weekly Herald,
Harper's Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book,
Ballou's Dollar Magazine, Peterson's Magazine,
and all the Weekly Newspapers and Magazines
published in the country. Specimen copies of
Magazines sent on receipt of twenty five cents
Newspapers on receipt of six cents, Remittan-
ces under Five Dollars must be made in specie or
stamps.
Country orders filled promptly. Address as
above. 23-tf
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Wilson Ledger.

We have received the first No. Of a paper
bearing this title, published at Wilson, N. c.;
Bum & Richardson Editors and Proprietors
A. DC. Tumbro, Publisher. The mechani.
cal execution is beautiful, and the matter
really excellent. Hthey are as successful in
future issues, which we doubt not will be The
case, the Editors need not fear for want O
patronage. Price 81 a year.
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NEW BOOKS.

Debit and Credit-Translated from the German
of Gustav Freytag.
Lucy Towards Journal-By hrs. L. Fl. Sigour-
,ney.
Psrthenia: or the Last Days of Paganism.
American Almanac, for 1858.
Swords Pocket Almanac, Do.
Nelson on Fidelity.
Harper's Weekly,-Bound vol. LIST for 1857.
Past Meridian, Sd Edition-By Mrs. L. FL. Sig
Quincy.
The Book of job Illustrated and with Explain
atory notes and Parallels.
Tholuck's Commentary on the Psalms.
McMahon's American Gardener-New Edition,
enlarged, improved and illustrated.
For sale by H. D. TURNER,
N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1858. 23-
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H How many young men are annually
sacrificed by strong drink The list is swell
ling with each year hat comes and goes
Twenty years ago, it was a rare thing to see
a drunken man who was under thirty years
of age, that the term ''old drunkard'' was
used as a bugbear by silly parents to brighten
their children into propriety. 1t was a rare
thing to see a young man intoxicated. Things
have changed since then. Go into the pub
lie gatherings and you will find any number
of young men-mer boys-beastly intoxica-
ted. They have somehow learned a profici-
ency in drunkenness of which their fathers
could never boast. We once heard an old
man remark, as he lifted his drunken son
from the muddy highway, 'that he had al
ways been a bad drunkard enough, but his
son was a long ways ahead of him. That his
boy had learned some things beyond his pow
er of teaching in liquor drinking" 1t is la
mentable to see the number of young men
thus on the highway to ruin. The end of
nearly every one is made plain by the solemn
experiences of the past. Some will contract
the habit of gambling, and thus rapidly
squander their property, together with that
of a coniding wife. Scores of destitute fam
lilies will thus be thrown upon the charities
of the public. Others will become proficient
I in other grades of sin and wind up a useless
career in despair. The subject is fearful to
! contemplate. A heavy recruit is enlisted
, under the black flag of intemperance, anG
> even an Angels warning andthe voice of zone
s. risen from the dead" would not prevail upor
y them to desert their colors. The dead march
Il of the doomed host falls solemnly on the eal
as they beat the broad way to the grave. Ye
a little while and the city of the dead vii
, number them and the pit their place of refuge
), Oh for a power to turn them aside from tn
way in which they are going! Fly you
colors fly your colors deluded young man
n before the terrors of a drunkard's death take
y fast hold upon you Fly for your life
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point, n. G.

THE undersigned has established the above
School, and moved his pupils from Glen Anna Fe.
male Seminary for the following reasons lst. Be-
cause he could not, under the arrangements ex,
listing at Glen Anna adequately provide for loan
pupils. 2. Because of the superior advantages at
High Point, for the education of both paying and
loan pupils. He has now the use of one of the
most magnificent brick buildings in the S tate, be-
ing 100 feet long, AZ wide, and having "a rooms
Is K Is, six % x %, a lecture room 36 K AZ, with
extensive basement apartments, and all we'll ven,
tilated by fire places.
High Point, from its immediate connection with
Salem, its proximity to Normal College, its eleva-
walton and healthfulness, and from the intelligence
morality and piety of its citizens, is one of the
most eligible sites fer a Female School on the N.
c. Rail Road.
One citizen erected the building. and the others
have pledged themselves to secure forthwith
globes, maps, new pianos, apparatus, and library,
those indispensable auxiliaries of a thorough fe-
male education. The object of the above InStitu-
ton is l. To educate youag ladies for teachers
Twenty five young ladies, of limited means, will
be admitted at once. and the entire amount OF
their tuition loaned to them, until they can teach
and pay it. 2. To prepare young ladies for enter
ing the advanced classes of the best Female Col
leges. The Sessions will correspond with those Of
Normal College.
None but experienced and competent teachers
are, or will e employed. Board is % per month
exclusive of washing and lights. The Boarding
Department is under the management and control
of Jeremiah Pigott and wife. Tuition in Eaglist
Branches, Sc to Is per session. Music on Pian'
or Guitar $40. Painting in Oil SIS. Painting IL
Water Golors So. French S.. Worsted Embroid
cry SIS. Other 0rnamentals at re asonasle prices
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged to thu
end of the session. Half of the expenses required
in advance. Books and materials obtained at Higl
Point.
- Situations will be wanted at the close o
&bis Saeeinu for tan vouuU la6iaS eOnDetaOt "A
teach the English Branches, Music, French an
several of the Ornamental branches. -
For further information, address
w. L. LANGD0N, Proprietor,
high Point, Guilford Co., n. c..
Feb. 4, 1858. 26-4t 5-tf.
NJ. B. Young men will be conveyedto Norms
College in less time and at less expense than vi
ThomasviIle.
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CHEAP READINGI

FENHE Volunteer, or the Maid of Monterrey, 25cts.
The Sea Lark, or the Quadron of Louisiana,
25cts.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate captain,
25cts.
Paul Saroon, or The Rover of the Antilles, 25cts.
The Royal Greens, or the Scout Of the Susque-
hama, 25cts.
The Maniac's Secret, or the P~riyateer of Massa>
chusetts Bay, 25cts.
The Sea Witch, or The African Quadron, 25cts.
The Smuggler of st. Malo, 25cts.
Nell NOEL, The Light Keepers Treasure, 25cts.
The Naval Officer, or The Pirates Cave, 25cts.
NB- Any one of the above Books will be sent
free, on receipts of price. rs Six of them for
one dollar. Address,
LEWIS L.. SMITH,
Newspaper and Periodical Dealer,
26 1T Richmond, Va
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Fourth Thousand now Ready.

TIME CITY OF THE GREAT KING;
OR,
JERUSALEM AS 1T W AS IT Is, AND AS 1T Is
TO BE
By DR.. J. I. BARCLAY, Missionary to Jerusalem,
With Cbromograp.ic Examinations in Ten Oil
Colors, Steel Engravings and Maps.
James Chalmers & Sons, Philadelphia.
The publishers do not hesitate in announcing
this as the most accurate, reliable and interesting
work on Jerusalem, Ancient, Medieval and Mod
ern ever published in this or any other country.
Such is the verdict of the public press. which
has received an emphatic Endorsement in the call
for 1000 copies of the work, within the second
month of its publication.
The North American Review, and othe high
literary authorities, devote much space to an ac-
count of the Investigations and discoveries of DIR.
Barclay, which disclose the mysteries of sacred To-
c~alities hitherto bat little known, and throw a food
of light upon the Topography and Archaeology or
the Holy City.
Price So so. E. P. NASH,
Publishers SIP ecial Agent,
S-27-tf. Petersburg, Va.
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W.. LANH.
RED porsr, Isle of Wight, Va, Nov. %. '57.

RED PeIxr, Isle of Wight, Va, Nov. %, '57.
Messrs. Borum Dc Mclean,
Gentlemen In your letter you asked my opinion
of your Improved Cotton Flows. / am very much
pleased with them. aod. think they the cheapest
and best pillow / ever used. After the land il
broken, they are always ready for any season -
They do good work. and are easy 70 the team and
last well. This is not only my opinion, but 10 the
opinion Of all my neighb rs / expect you will
sell several in my neighborhoOd next year lido
not expect to use any other. 1 ran one all Last
season, and it Is but lutte worn it win last enc
or two more years. Yours, Respectfully,
Signed S. q. DARDEN.
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IMPORTANT Acr1oN.-An extra of the Aus
Tin Texas) State Gazette, states that the joint
select committee upon the Kansas message
Of the Governor, reported favorably upon .
bill to appoint seven delegates to a conVen-
ton ofthe Southern States, provided that one
be called by a majority of the Slave States,
and appropriated ten thousand dollars to pay
eYncnseR
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BLIND DEPARTMENT,

notice is given That we have on hand a large as
eortmert Of Brooms, which will be offered to mer-
chants on as good terms as they can be procured
At the North.
EE- We desire to call the attention Of mer-
chants about going .orth for their spring supplies,
to the fact that they now have an opportunity of
supplying themselves with this article nearer
home. All communications, or orders for Brooms
should be addressed to
WILLIAM D. COOKE.
Prin. N. G. Inst. for the Deaf Dumb and Blind.
Raleigh, March 2, 1853. 27-3m
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ANrI-PANIc PnL.-"Brethren my rule is
this, and | advise you to adopt it: Never
any man more than you are able to pay, and
allow no man to owe you more than you are
able to lose" Such was the advice once CIV
On by Bishop Soule to the ministers of a Ala
bama Conference. 1t is a safe rule to be gov
erned by in trade and even defines the lin
its of iudicious speculation Indeed it is the
best recipe for an Antipanie pill we have
ever seen, and iftaken by business men there
wouldbe no more epidemic panics prevailing,
like the one with which we have just been
visited.
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New Advertisements.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS INSIITU ZION is in successful operation
under the Presidency of REV D. R. BRUTeN, A.
B., and offers superior advantages to all persons
wishing to give their daughters a thorough, ctds-
steal and ornamental education. For a circular
or catalogue, address the President, Raleigh, NC.
March Sd, 1853. 28-10-t1May
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THE above cut represents a Pillow recently pat
ented by Us, and is designed mere parucuI
larly for the cultivation of CoTroE, though SEINE
of the testimonials which we append highly re-
commend it for the culture of CORN and GRoUED
PEAS.
The Pillow has a double mould, with two wings
or weedsrs, projecting two and four inches bey-
ond the sides and in the rear Of the point either
of which may be inserted 10, and through the
Landslide at pleasure, and suited TO the work de-
signed to be accomplished. The mold throws the
earth slightly to the plant, and the Wesder run
ming under the surface cuts up the grass and
pulverises the soil around the roots, thereby saving
the labor of hand and hoe.
In the Spring of 1857, we sold several hundred
of these Flows, and the following testimonials are
from gentlemen who have given them . practi.
test.
We manufacture them ourselves and can-recon-
mend them as being strong and substantial, the
wood and iron work being Of best quality.
We are prepared to execute all orders with great
promptness and dispatch.
PRICE 90. so each, for less than six plowT.
do 3.25 do for more than 8 and less thAAr1 II.
do 800 do for quantity over IL.
va These plows are furnished with polished
or ground castings when desired, ut IS cts. advance
on each pillow. Extra castings to fit these ploWs,
always on hand at following prices: mold IS cts-
Landslide so. Point 20, Leng Weeder u, Short
Weedcr 20.
Referring to following testimonials, We solicit
arly orders for ensuing season
BORUM ANGLICAN,
PATENTEBs AND MANUFACTURERS,
FARMERS HEAD QUARTER,
IL Water st., Norfolk, Va
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Answer to the Geographical Enigma in
No. 90" North Carolina"
Answer to Problem First-30l. l. X.
A number Of other Correspondents have
sent the same solutions. ED.
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AGENTS Wanted

In every County and neighborhood IN this tate
and tho Southern States generally, to whom a lib
eral per centage will be allowed on all monies
sent. For particulars address the Publisher
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miscellaneous.
FOR ONLY Of

the receipt of 81, villa be mailed 70 any Der.
" son a recipe of q remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to failto give ease in their greatest agony,
ii given In time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an u~ntimefy death by this remedy. and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money win be
refunded No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift, and a
great preventive of distemper, which horses are
subjecf to. Address r. NJ. BROWN, the P. M. Of
New Hill P. o., Wake county, n. C.
March 2, 1857. 51-am
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as teacher by a Young Lady
IN from the North, who has had about two years
experience in teaching at the South. Instruc-
ton given in the English branches, with Latin,
French and Drawing. Address NJ. S. 81.
Haw Branch, Onslow CO., n. c..
March cd. 1858. 2s-3tnd
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Signed

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., 23d Nov, 1857.
Messrs. Borum Dc HcLean.
GemIemeH-In regard to your Cotton Plov, 1
would state, that I sold several in this nsighbor.
hood this year, and from what l can learn, they
are preferred to any other pillow for cotton.
Very truly, yours,
Signed JOHN ii. LYMAN.
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- Please read the following te%st.monials |:

gsy- Please read the following testimonials:
Mr.. ". D. Rountree, Wilson, N. g., writes as,
under date Of December LIST, I S57, a. follows:
Genden1en-I have not had time to make up such
statements as / would like to send you. The
certificates annexed are from Farmers well known
in this community, and if they are of service, you
may use them. The pillow is a most excellent enc,
and all who have used them, want more next
spring.
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JAMES ID. BAkNL OI
JAMES ROUNTREE.
Signed

RISew cd, N. c., 9th Nov. 1857.
Messrs. BoRUM 4 MLEAs-1entle men 1 am
we'll pleased with your Cotton PloWs, purchased
Last spring. They are fully up to my exPeetations,
and 1 consider them a great implement in the
cultivation Of Cotton in fact, they are a good ploW
for cultivating Corn in its young stages. Wishing
you good sales the next season,
remain, yours truly,
Gil ~ IT ZONES
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Read /, Read the followino.

We the andersigned b sve used and known used.
the Receipt advertised Robt. NJ. Brown, ESQ,
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con.
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the seEerest agony. And the remedy il
quick and ~efectuai. For the benefit of ever
body, and especially for the benefit of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. K
NJ. Browns remedy to be used IN hundreds of in.
stances, and never without effect. In some case,
it has accomplished astonishing cures,
]. L. BENNETT, 7. B. H0LLEMAN,
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN H0LLEMAN.
Wake couny, N. C.. Sept. 1857.
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Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
ltr in my family during the winter past, I would
urge its general use for the purposes for which
the inventor has recommended it. think it in
valuable, and won d not like to be deprived of it,
advantages. Z. G. P0MER0Y, st. Louis.
2S-2t.
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GoLDsBoRo'. N. g.. Ilth MAY, 1857

GoLDsBoRo', N. g., ilth MsY, 1901.
Messrs-Borum Dc McLeGn,
GentLeaea-SOmetime In March last, Mr.. W. ID.
Rountree, of Wilson county, purchased Of you, fer
me, two Of your Cotton Plows, and 1 am % mach
pleased with them, that I must have some mere.
Please send me Immediately, eight more, with -
many extra points as are necessary, &c7 DC.
Very respectfully,
WM X LANE
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BROOM

THE manufacture of Brooms, having been Sc
lected by the Board of Directors of the North
Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, rs one of the Mechanical branches to
hn tarnhA "a the nuni1s IN tho
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We have used Borum 4 MLean's Improved
Pillow, and it exceIs anything We have uSsd for the
purpose for which it is intended, and take pleasure
in recommending it to all Farmers.
JAMES ID. BARNES,
SlnnA6 D@-n-rn-n -
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NORFOLK MARKET.
4 M McpU ETERC p ~

y A4' AM LII 141bO O. OO.
Wholesale GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-We have little change to note in pri-
ces since our last. The market still continues
very dull, and we quote ). F. S.; Extra 81 q 81;
Family 81.
CoRN.-YellOw 6O3 a 81 White 60; Mixed 81
a IS.
CoTToN.-There are about 1900 bales on mar
ket, and holders are very firm in their viewc.-
Last sales at III, though some lots are held
higher.
WHEAT.-We have no sales to quote from;
NAVAL SToREs.-Sales Tar ST 40; Common
Rosin l Is a 1 30; Spirits Turpentine IS; Fine
81 so a 3.
GRooEREs.-Crushed Sugar l2; soft crushed
10 Il; N. O. and P. r. II a 81 Rio Coffee II
a IL Lag. l33 "A; Java 10 q 20; Rice 4 IS
Sperm candles SO Adamantine % . %; Mould
I6.
DRIED FRUIr.-Apples dull at 81 so q / 81
Bright Peaches Sc.
GuANo.-Peruvian s5sa SIS; Mezican % . 80
1 March s.
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q, 70.
miscellaneous
SPRING TRADE, 1858.

SPRING TRADE, 1858.
DESCUD 4 CALLING have, by resent ard
4 walls, received q very large and varied Stock
of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Extracts,
Chemicals Dc instruments
Paints, Oils and Varnisnes,
Shop Furniture ofevefy kind,
Artists and Mechanics Materially
Prrfumery. Soaps ana Brushes,
Window Glass, Putty, Dye Stukh,
LOokingglass. Plates 4 Picture GlGsb
Medicine Chests and Saddle BAgs,
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff
Garden and Grass seed,
Burning Fluid, Lamps,
and every other Article wanted in their lBs,
which wall be added to every week, aud will be
sold ut such prices as shall command q large in
crease of patronage from all who have heretofsrS
dealt elsewhere, in this or any other market
Every article warranted pure; Goods will be put
mp neatly, packed carefully, soa forwarded With
dispatch.
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1858. 35-tf
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WILSON, N. c., December Lat, 1857.
We have used Borum 4 McLean's Improved
Cotton Plow5 and CONSIDER it the very best for
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By
D D n w NJ r Y " q II ~ 9

UttY COTT6CCCu W
B R w N LEY& HICKS s.
Grocers and Commission Merchants
CoTToN-The market opened to-day not very
brisk prices are lower than last week. We
quote sale prime lots III a III.
Wharf.-The receipts are larger. and good
white and red are in request at | Is a l 30.
ToBACco-The receipts are some larger but
prices remain about as last week. We quote Tugs
5 a 81 leaf u a l24.
FLoUR-Demand light; superhne So; extra 81
family so.
CoRN-The market dull, sales so cts.
BAcoS--Sides i04 a Ii shoulders 81 a 10.
LARD.-Kegs 13 a IA.
LEAD. We quote II to Sets.
IRoS. Sweed l Is Ton. Eng. rs; refined 90,
American / 90. Sheet II.
GUNPowDER.-6f a 81.
GRINDsToNEs. II to Gets.
BUTTER.-Goshen % q 25cts.
March 6, 1858.
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RocKr Mourn, EdgecOmbe, N. G, /

Mcssrs. Borum Dc Mclean,
GsRtLensen-It affords me pleasure to speak -
fayorably of your Cotton Pillow. Daring the laEt
season I introduced their use among our Farasrh
and can with safety say, that they not only anfusr
the purpose for which they were intended brt far
exceeded the expectations Of the most ssnguins Of
our farmers, who used them on their farms
Signed. w. .PAhAAh-