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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

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@sn alien SrS6sn unc artcn unr Jn aIIsS prsis
en-, ~ usrtaufsn i'm StrbrUCn
8. S. Salauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
SnieuSsBaarcm.

Gin uenEHancisst anertsment aIIr artth @af'
uno AuisRss23aaven, pen allen Sualitdtsn, On ben
nisbri9RsH grsi6sn 81 srbaItsn bel
Grim, 8enin9er unb So.
IQsrtaun Hpril Z. 1858. nass
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
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BufbsL afdtsn ftiuss sAIa Dairy Sats in ttsineu
edden, ju psrtaufn BET |
Smitt unt 9rimer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
9Qpter Wapier |!

gle arteu Srtrf', Gcmmssrials, 3rtts, GAP,
9ld' unb 6rniisrs papisr, Icsbsn srbaItsR inD aar
bilts 81 sfrtaufsn I'm Su&aUtr son
StS, @utS Y. StTfEi4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

HI1rcwc esoer uno ale sum Shutmatbsr.gSIbS
Nv ssbSrise artitE, ;u BADEN bst
3. 9. Wtf:n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

Gin voIIss dFCrtemsnt Sdopts pen ollsn Auau
titdtsu uno prsietn. pdde drtitet Ft on gang biai
gen preiSsn gum 8ertauf anbiettn bti
Grim, Heniiioer tttb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

CARPET iinc SeI-&ut6.
gcbsn Srltud, pon isesr Sreits, Del :SHdbes
&ifds0sbIhitsr, Stissen:SebItddsr, alIss rom Ss'
fen uuo nod Dem nsusitsn StpIs, iu pertauf'n bel
Smitb unb Srdmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
OrO6e NSarttai,,S i!

Die ilaterssiGH<tta Fnb utulids psa Wsupsrt sae
gbiaesIpbia Jurdd eetsbrt. uao snpfaastn nun tags
LID gsaarsn, ruetd,t s an ptsstu, NIT ben 5sittu
aesreinfimmeao, risotr ub(tetn wtrbtn:-liutet esh
6sreits trbalteuen Sahr bsFuptt Gh siu bsrrti&<s
ahcrtsment pcn
2GbicS' Oref= Glitter,
als alpatos, Debeee> GbaQi, 8srsss Detaius, Du;
sale, Grape De Span9, uno aIls SOrbeu ren Drss.
Ssiosni. wsIdss aues tiais fir Barseb aHsctctsu
ruisb bsl
0rim, 8eninder uab 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
EGrnetS unb Neltncb,

pcn alien Bsnsnnuussn, YrsiesR unS AuatttSttr
3splp uno 2splp 8ruiie' uno 8us:&drpsts, 70 nj
autb sin pOllss daortruieut 9tic9tns&Grpsts, Scr
asr, aiIe drteu Sif uno SlcersS Zen auSr
niserisltsn Yreifsu Ju prtaufsn tSi
Grim, Senin9er uMb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
O rpaeFetcn:

Gin pctlfdubiaes lGcrtsment pcn @rcJsrsisn, alt
GaTse pou alien 1rtsn, NaloGss, ale SrrtSu 5udsr
bents. Slices, 70 pis d6srbaupt ollie 4rtsn spiss
ptblfsiI ju srbaltsn BEL
Grim, Ienineer unb So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12
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SrSpsn an Den Gusruitcrisfsn prsiPsR la srbaltsr
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

81 lie artsn pen SS9tn, SVei6cIn, 2crd uuo nctt.
~ psnpt9ss Shrsinr;Scfbtrr, gu babtn bel
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

Ssrrsr Gin 9rcSss lNcrtenlsnt psn fsanssfihen une
dubSimkhsn BlunWn, 8dnesrn, stf.-srauSrbon:
nets fno inlmsr ouf paue. Q8tnn ibr neus uno
diplomatic 8cnnsts wdnfbt 70 1T bss Der Srt an:
Shrufn- -iuesm mir tSslid9 bic usuen Stpls rbaItsn
Ucn Mdpert uno pbilabslpbia. Scio 70 gut uno
ruff an sbe Sbr Cure Gintdufs madt, es il su Gus
rem 9crtbsil, inosm pir uniers Gdter 2o pre- Gent
pcblfiIsr psrtaufeu tSnnsn uuo pcGsa oIS ir9cnb
stn dHesrsr Sbap in alsntaun fam.
.0~T alts 9onntts peresn aussstsssrt 70 bas ft
ME nsu ausfbGu.
0TN. 8.-eant'S8ilinsr rrtrotu an ben Grrb:
Dsrtauis Gitp:9rsesn nit Gdtsru psrfsbtn. 3sr'
9eett Den Sr nih ss III csrieIbs SO. So GBst pa:
TRItsn;StraSt in 1RsHtaan, pa.'
Nrs. Stspp unS 60.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

unb bod III es wabr
bGG bic nsuli6tu hnrtsn stihn unfre iunss asuts
Ritt ooScn abbalter, msun f;s einmel fh coIu snt.
rblsgsn babsn, oos pausbalttn anyufar9cn, une mis-
es irst fbsint piro bists 5rababr sin attsrsr 5us
orana als ie m eenl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-12

;dhtb Srdpe, Seibcne,
9aee unb Gants glsUpolitan,
Dunifatle II. @nsliI4eSpIttt'
Gtrst . Srnnsts, 5lats, Sds
siss Drsg:gappen, 8inesesap.
pen, 8cpf:DrsGss ale notb pcr:
fhSucrtfu ftdhUfi(heu Snls,-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
PRESIDENTS sECoyD p

AAoAOHNI y obCOAD REPLY.
"ALEX ANDER CREECH.
Cheap Place, No. 81, Fayetteville Stree"
- As NOW RECEIVED his large and com
- ptete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Good,
for Fall and Winter trade embracing almost ou
cry variety ofstyles Of Ladies Dress Goods. from
the lowest price to the finest qualities.
Also a large assortment of Goods suitable for
Mems and Boys wear. Hats, Caps, Boots and
a very good assortment of Men,
Ready Made Clothing. :
Come along customers with your MONEY ord
get the Goods. ""0
Occupying the enviable posi- ion that T do bo.
tore the American people if l were to npF and
blow, 1t would look like I were stepping as;9s
rom the dignity of the Presidential chair b,t
truth ~Justifes me in saying that c4stomers oan
get as good Goods and as cheap Goods, and az
many Hoods for as little money from Alexandar
oFeech.s House. as from any other Establishment
in the City of Raleigh.
a stands for Articles, fancy and r. re.
. STANDS for Buyers, with money to snare . and
STANDS for the Dealer, who is after your cola
u stands for Gentry, who never shouid faiI~
70 examine the Goods which T offer for so1o
. snaoas Tor yests. OF which many are true,
But don't think | am jesting when TALKING n
you. !"
Y stands for open your Wallets and trade and
Y STANDS for Quarters which I am ready to take.
and '
II stands for RattIes for the Babies to shake
ALEXANDER CREEcH
Raleigh, N. c., Sept, 80, 1893. 6-39-6t
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most speedy, tho ough and permanent cure for
Dyspepsia ever offered to the pubic. IF the sol
vent property of the gastric juice has heen dimin-
ished. it will restore it: if the seeretions gener.
ally have became Initiated or eartailed, it will
purify or increase them and if the bowels but
languidly perform their functions, is will ereatly
stimulate them to action, and thus BY a combiua
ton of restorative processes renoyate and i'm ne
with healthful infueR;e the whole physical sys
tenn.
Prepared and sold by A. R. 4 D. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street. New York.
Sold also by Williams & Havwo,d, Raleigh
and by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co, Richmond, Va.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
have doubtless created as uuch sensation in the
community for its remarkable cures, as any 9th
or medicine extant. 1t is a fact that in the minds
of manv persons a prejudice exists against what
are called Patent Medicines; but why should
this prevent you resorting to an article that has
such an array of testimony to support il. as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Physicians prescribe
it; why should you discard ii? Judges. usually
considered men of talent, have and do use it in
their families why should you reject it? Let
not your prejudice usurp your reason, to the ever
lasting injury of your health. If YOU are sick
and require a medicine, try these Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood. Ra
leigh, NJ C. 7->Im
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LAND AT B sATl

Viii. on Saturday the 23d insanp October)
i at the Court House in NJ ,rganone Expose to
paoilc SAFE to me highest bidder, that I'll Known
ana valuable PLANTATION. containg three
nueored ana tour ac es; formerly the pperty of
alexander McGatllard, decd. and o1Ehich his
~ldow now resides. There is a fine 20 Story
dwelling House on the plantation. vi all ne
eessary out buildings. It is ten mileeast from
MoTganton. near the N. c. r. R. lin and one
mile Of Rutherford Academy. very ~nvenient
fer boarding Students attending said Ademy.
Tertos made known on day of sale. will sell
privately, on good terms, to any one1ishiue to
purchase. CALVIN A. McGANARD.
Oct. 9. 1853. TT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

Undling energy aud indomitablc persevcr-
ancc, are Indispensable to the accomplish
mcnt Of any great enterprise. Upon these
depend its success, moro than the skill, abil.
ity and numerical strength Of those into whose
hands are entrusted it's accomplishment. IL
was not the magnitude Of the Grecian army,
nor the martial skill of Achilles, their leader,
that conquered the City Of Troy, but ten
ycers Of uuyielding, energetic perseverance
eli tel It's overthrow. 50 il must be in the
great temperance enterprise. The hosts Of
Alcohol, like those q the Trojans, may be
many and r%esolute the men Of might, inlu-
encc and official station may lend their aid
and countenance to the peJpetuation Of the
vice q rum selling and rum.driuking, but a
few years Of vigorous assaults will cause the
citadel Of King Alcohol to totter aud fall to
its base. To effect thiy, however, viii require
the united, u]ntiring action Of every depart
meut q the great cold water army. No sen.
tiuel must be found asleep at his post; the
raw recruit and the veteran soldier mast lc
alike actively engaged in -'orning this for-
trcss % wic,ednc,-, misery and crime. The
leaders o~fegcry phuloux must have heir eyes
steadily fixed upon the day Of triumph, and
Tie cry 81 victory, complete and final, rally
our forces 10 the conflict. We must enlist
HePeoble, JlE aAs>Es, in this glorious strug,
glr FOR emancipation from the dominion of the
liquor icnd. Let the haggard faces of power
~ and misery he presented the scenes o.
crimes andhloodshcd he exhibitcd-the voic,
Of lamcutation and woe attendant upon Tho
sale and use Of alcoholic beverages be re-echo
ed through the land in a word let the ser
vices ofthchumanc, philanthropic and Chris
tion.hcartcd Of the nation be enlisted for ;
ten years or a lifetime war upon the system
and success Is inevitable. Let each temper
ance man and woman enter the contest anew
determined upon victory, and the result viii
10 longer he doubtful. Remember, 1ctio,
-EDcrgy-Pr s]cyeyoace, are indispensable,
t. It's accomplishment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
FEMALE NORMAL sCEOL,
High Point. N. C.
REV. N. MGR. RAY, PRINc1L

REV. n. MGR. RAY, PRINc1L,
THIS Institution is in successful option. Its
1 permauency is guaranteed by ouaesse of
the premis s for five years. Younqka1es of
limited means are credited for their tdor until
they can teueh and pay it.
we can accommodate i25 boarding bills The
Boarding Department is under the magment
and control ct the undersigned. Pupilske barg-
ed from the time of entrance Board SO IT ninth.
Eng ih Branches Sc to Is per session. Engages
aud Ornamentats low Half Of the ekenst re.
CURED IN odraaee. For full informatt adress
REV. W. I. LANGDON, proueto1s
October I, 1868. 7-e50 OknL.
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WAITED PURCHASES

LfOR TWO SMALL FARMS, lyins in the
1 upper part Of Nash county, at Casalia p. O.
Oh the road leading from Nashville j Shocco
springs ~ mics from the former anil from
the latter one Of which contains 2I0 and the
other $50 acres. There is on each nIaa a good
comfortable dwelling and all necessarvout bull.
dinss with woodland AID improve CLEARED land
pr1porfioned 70 the size of each. Til. water is
nnexeeptienaale the neighboshood remarkably
healthy, the LAID adapted to thu growth Of corn.
Gotten, wheat and tobacco. TIL situat;on ofFars
inducements also to those desir1s of engaging
IN the mercantile business. .beik a go d Store
nous ana stock OF goods at the lace, which can
De obtained on accommodating trms if desired.
lnoke wishing to purchase can address, the SUBJ
seribtr, or come at once and examSe the p,am;sas
Tor themselves. Terms made accnmodsting.
JOHN A. ARR-SON.
Cpstalia. Oct. 9Th, 1858. IF
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
$3.50 REWARD.

RANNAWAY from the subscribe, the follow,
- ing negroes. to wit: Negro MN WILLIE.
a blacksmith by trade, dark gingercake color,
very large eyes and high broad forehead. He is
about SIX feet high and weighed whephe left about
rs or $50 pounds He has been runaway nearly
four years. and is ~prohahly in WAKE. or in the
vicinity OF my plantation in Franklin. l will give
$500 for his apprehension aud delivery, we'll Sc,
cured IN any jail so that I can get him
S95 REWARD for negro woman .HARITY,
P~c aged 80 years, dark color, large eyes
ana very large mouth, weighs 40 or so pounds.
. feet 5 incheshigh.
G9R REWARDfo for ne gro man EDGAR. aged
W. about ~ years, dark color, hsh forehead
and weighs $50 or 100 pounds.
VIII give the above rewards for the apprehen,
sion and safe delivery of either or all ofhe above
negroes to me, or for their confinement any Jail
SO that1 can getthem. SETH WARD.
October 9. 1858. 7+f
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
Special Notices.

DR.. Wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry is truly a
balsam. 1t contains the balsanic prin ciple of
the Wild Cherry. the balsamic propert les of tar
and of piue Its ingred gents are all ba lsamic.-
Coughs, colds. and consumption, disappear under
its balsamic influence.
N~ Buy none unless it has the written sigma
ture 0f"I Butts" on the wrapper
For sale by Williams e. Haywood. Raleigh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

r5- Having still on hand some ofthe JAM
Feb, March, April, May and June Nos. OF
the North Carolina Planter, we have conclu-
ded still to offer them as premiums to persons
who send on for the Age up to LIST November
next. For So we will send two copies OF the
Ace for 4 year and two copies Of the Planter
for 1858 entire.
Persons subscribing for the Age who desire
the six Nos. of the Planter we offer as a pre-
MUM. must distinctly state the fact in their
letters. We do not send them unless this Il
a0nsE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

SAVE IT.-Ycs, young man. save it. Put
II 10 a safe place md add to il nitcn. We re-
fer to tho hllf dime you were on the point of
exchan-ns rr q drink" Get a stout box
made, aud whenever you are tempted to spend
your coin for a useless indulgence, drop il in
TO the said box instead, and listen to It's mu-
steal jingle. All, you have no idea how three
cent bits, and half dimes and quarters, count
mp. But try this saving bank for a year, and
then count your coin, and you will learn how
much you might have wasted. And not only
wasted money, but time-preciouS, priceless
time, and formed habits Of idleness and dis
]sipation which cling to the unfortunate pos
SCISSOR as the tabled shirt of NeSSus clung to
hin who once put it on. Yes, save your
niNney, young man, and spend your leisure
houss ut home with your mother and sisters,
occupy Yourself with earnest and iudicious
stud,, and instead Of being n newer Of wood
and drawer Of water, yon will stand a chance
-aLLkAg rank with the great, prosperous and
honorcd men Of the earth,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

The REVIVAL ~ INDrA.-A letter from
Ncllure (Southcrn ladil,) under date of May
10. rrnrVs and augmentS orr wonder at the
recent simultaneous burst of Divine influence
all around the world. Ships far at sea, alone
in mil-occan, and sol tary mission stations
thousands of mites apart in the wastes of
heathenism-all lelt the universal influence
at nearly the sam moment, though entirely
unconscious of each others participation,
while we were enjoying the work Of Gods
power in the cities and villages OF our hap
by American Christendom. At Nellore, a
greatly increased seriousness was observed
Ia February. and in March a day of fasting
and prayer was observed. Soon several eX-
pressed q great desire for salvation, and have
since become happy in Jesus. Eight natives
had been baptized, five more were awaiting
baptism, and the work was still going on
"Our principal work. saws Mr.. Douglass,
'sis the making known ofJesus to the crowds
OF heather. -Ettuintr.
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Read !! Read |! the following .

We the Undersigned Rave used and known .,sd
the Receipt advertised Robt. M. Brown. E,o, /,
Ios the cure,of Bots or Grubs in horses. and con-
sider IL the best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving rsl;sf
IN Iae very first instance, even when horses were
sHuerlng the severest agony. And the remedy il
quick and ~efectual. For the benefit of evsry
ooay' and especially for the benefit of that Noble
animal-the Horse-we all to procure
thus valuable Receipt. We have known Mr. X.
n. Browns remedy to be used in very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some Gases
u mas accomplished Astonishing cures.
P. r. JONES, J0HN pryNETT
EDWIN H0LLEMAN, of Wake County,
JUN X. WARD, Al. STROUD.
of Orange County, II. o.
JOHN BURGESS, WIN. H. BURGESS
Randolph County, N. G..
New Hill. Wake canntv. N. q Cant ,ssz
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
FOR ONLY 81

n the receipt Of 81, will be mailed to any nor.
son a recipe of a remedy for Ho. ses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
= gwen IN time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death by this ramadv 80
II given as advised, and it fails, the money viii ~
refunded. No person who has a horse should h
without this recipe. Other remedies will be addad
winch will be conducive to health and thrift. and 4
greal preventive Of d~istemper, which horses ara
subject to. Address r. NJ. BROWN. the p " sc
New Hill P. o., Wake county, n. G.
March 2, 1857. Kit.
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ATLANTIC

QUEENS sECO>D MESSAGE
who first went to New York this season
ponght MS Goods on the best terms. returned
home, is now open and really for exhibition md
ready to sell them at the lowest prices %
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

ETHEREAL AND COAL OILS.
ana Lamps of all patterns for using it. Force
Deep Well and Cistern Pumps,
BLOCK TtN, TIN PLATE, SHEET IRoN, BAR AND
SHEET LEAD, COPPER, &c.
We Wonld solicit an examination of our stock.
Having extended. our stores and largely Increased
our facilities with the experience of 20 wears OF
the SENIOR Partner, and all the advantages that
can De derived from new Improvements, in ma.
chlnery, dc, we are enable ed to compare favorable
with any house North or South.
orders from the country promptly attended 70,
WM. D ROBERTS, JR, & Co.
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
september 18th, 1853. 9s-v
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The Petersburg, Va) Weekly Express,
TO BE ~ESLARGED.
NO INCREASE In PRIZE

He hittering success which has attended n.
: pobiicafon # the " WEEKLY EXPRESS
encourages the Proprietors TO increased ENERGY
10 furnishing their patrons with a paper that shall
De unsurpassed IN any respect. Already the lar
ger. cheapest, and among the best Weekly pa
pefs 10 ire coustr on the first of the ensnino
year. (fh y ft will appear in a greatly enlaroeS
form. 1t will contain Forty eight Columns Il
reading matter, and be printed on an immensa
Doa0le Sheeq' for The toto price of So per annum
THE WEEKLY EXPRESS
Is pet % presf at a late hour on Friday, and sen.
. Tue INST mails; so that all su ,scribers
"1'hln threekhundTed and fifty miles of Peters
burg, con tigious to any line of Ralroo5 m;n %
Set'0 sHe 'Keekly Express" before or on Satur-
nay Nlsht' containing the latest Telegraphic
NEWS FROM eRery section of this Country and Eu-
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Puy' lntereSang Fiction. Agricultural Matter
n''S anu HcieAce, Incidents of Travel, Wit and
~ rsH@F: Dom Sue News, Sabbath Reading. Old
world Mates and Choice Miscellany.
THE WEEKLY EXPRESS
~ give !''l PARTICULARS Of The events that trans.
e. Il IL 'nSat country We can ard do boast
= o'' S'"F' "ut quantity of matter, our best Sc.
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SUBSCRIPTION received at the office in the Ex-
press bnlid'ngf Bank street, Petersburg. Va.
All "raers prfmpt y attende to. Address
ANDREW +. CRUTCHFIELD & co
hank Sfraa+ Ds
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Boots and Shoes.

n every kind-some extra heavy fer servants
~ Call before you buy. H, /. EVANS
Oct. 2, 1858,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13

WHAT A Boy SHOULD Do, AND now He
SHOULD DO r.--At a recent exhibition Of Il
public school in Medford, Mass, two silver
medals were awarded as prizes. The pre-
sentation was made by the Rev. Charles
Brooks, who said: THAT you may find sue
cess, let me tell you how to proceed. To-
night begin to lay your great plan of life
You have but one life to live aud it is i'm
maasurably important that you do not make
a mistake. Tonight begin carefully. Fix
your eve on the fortieth year Of your age. and
then say to yourself: AT the age of forty
years | will be a temperate nan, | will be-sJr
industrious man, nm economical man, a be-
n~eyo,ent man. i well read man, IA religious
nun, and i useful man. | will he slch an
one, ! resolve. and | will stand to IT," Nv
young friends, let this resolution lie firm MS
adamlut--ict it stand like the oak. which can
not he wiud shaken. Let it not he like the
inconsistent moon. forever changing; but like
the glorious sun, forever shining In such u
matter il is y]irtuGuS 10 sc obstinate. If YOU
keep this high excellence Of your fortieth
year daily and hourly before your eye, then
You will naturally makc everything i'm your
life subordinary t. the main result and your
success is certain. for God is for YOU Christ
is for YOU, all good men are Cor you yes, the
whole force Of the universe is for you You
must, Of consequence, obtain knowledge,
mental power. and moral development aud
the result will bv manly character and emf
ncnt usefulness, public esteem, aud imahlc
happiness The way is IS n',ua a. The wnv
10 school, aud the sucrc ass certain a. the
laws Of nature
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WEBsTER'S DICTIONARY

IsHE ENTIRE work. UNABRIDGED. in on
volume, crown huarto, of 1852 pages. CON.
tanning all the matter of DR.. Webster's orieina
x"rk, bis improvements up to the time Of hi:
ueatn' ana no" thoroughly revised and greatly
enlarged and improved, By Prof channee e =
Goodrich, of Yale College. .
For sale by w. T.. pouppnv
Raleigh, April l, 1b5S. 80 IsOtf
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a15- Wiley j. Palmer, Esq, Of Milton,
has been appointed 10y the Directors Of the
institution Cor the deaf and dumb and blind
in this city, a teacher in place of DR.. Wad-
del, resigned. Mr.. Palmer is a young cen.
tleman Of intelligence, of excellent moral
character, and amiable disposition. lie will
no doubt apply himself closely to his duties
and make n good teacher.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
WANTED

a Situation as teacher By a Young LADY from
the North, who has had about two wears exnsr;
Gnee ~ teaching at the South. Instruction in the
I'm ilsh branches, with Latin, French and Draw
'h5' Aoures5 NJ. S. h,
~ 6-3tpd
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NJ = Deg leave to inform the citizens of RaIa;.b
w aud vicinity, that we have opened ) ne-
store at the Corner of FL, ettevilIe and -.
streets where they we always keep a nice and
cGmp,ese assortment of Fashionable, Fancy Sta.
p'e ana Domestle Dry goods, Boots, Shoes and
CATERS Readymade Clothing. Hats and ! =
elry. In Jew
All the foregoing,and many other articles not bar,
mentioned, win be sold at a small advance 80
Wnoiesaie prices. Persons wishing to purebssa
~, 'as' DC awning else in our line, viii please
eail ana examine our Stock as W. feel cor 6dant
We can please the both in the QUALITY If a.
foods and their prices. me
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