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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-04

The Editor Of the Goldsboro' Tribune has
been to Ncwbern-and from the account #
his visit we extract the following:
The changes going on in Newbern are visi-
ble aud striking. Every corner YOU turn,
those sons of toll, the laborer and mechanic.
intent on the execution of their daily task.
meet ones eye and invoke his SYMPATHY
Old buildings are undergoing repairs: or new.
%supplautins old ones. Passing down Pol
loct street u large, three story, brick build
ins in the forward state Of completion. caught
o ar eve. Il is located on the site Of the old
Pat Oh;o 81 the corn r of Pollock and
NJ lie street the 5~rtttest thlrlugl flres
in byl-ltdly distant from AL itsL BE-
tw ie1. the GEtNl Hose M w tshinrt,n
II itel ~ IS only one block from the Rail
Tnrl, the Court HnIse, the Market House
and the County wharf and Is on the direct
route between the Railroad Depot and the
principal shipping. The dimensions Of the
buildings are 2GA by rs feet. the first story
~hein rs. and the second and third. fl feet
between inistS. II i modern in all its APP
pointments -stuccoei in imitation Of brown
stone. will have a beautiful glass front. and.
when completed, will. undoubtedly, he the
hnlsnmest store in the State. To the in
douitahle enterprise. good taste and business
habits Of r nmet Cuthbert, Esqr., whose pro-
perty il is, is Newbern Indebted for this hand
some eiiice. II will he ready for the Fall
trade, and Mr. Cuthbert intends keeping a
large stuck Of Dry Goods. Shoes. Hats, Caps.
Rrady.made clothes. Carpets, &c. &c.,-one
that cannot fail to please the public, com
mand their attention and compare favorably
idr,hose Of Petersburg, Norfolk or Will
AItOutyu.
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A "D)MgsrIc ROMANCE "A few days
since an Irish q rnestic in the employ of one
Of the first families" in the Nineteenth ward.
met with a most singular good fortune, in
being united by m Irriage to II wealthy south
erncr. The story is, that the southerner was,
;n some romantic manner, sInitten with her
charms, AMI proposed marriage, when he
was promptly accepted. The fair domestic
went To her mistress and t~earfully resigned
Nhe charge Of the kitchen, stating that she
intenie II assume the duties Of the parlor.
she then departed in n carriage, and soon af-
tersard, in fine dress, proceeded to dispose
Of her former wardrobe to her less fortunate
friends. She was soon after married to her
4" lover" who turns out tn be a wealthy
southerner with plenty Of property in the
southern States. The names of the parties
have not yet TRANSFERRED.
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NEWBERN
Reported by VIM. II. Oliver & Co.

Grocers, Contmtsaton, ReceiDiRg and torUard1ng
MerchGnts
DEALERS IN LIME, GUANO, &C, NEwBERN, N. C.
B icon. hog rnunf IL; Coffee. rio ~ a l3c; La
gGayra Is a IL; lava IL: Maracaiuo Is Cottn .
napinal II; FISH, blua fish per bill 695; Shad
10 al; Trout 5 so: F'our, NJ C. 5 so a 6 90 F;
Grain. Corn so: Oats 40: Peas | 90 a ! so: Hay
T.0Aa l Is: Lard I24 Lime lump q; Cannon
7 26= Molasses. New Orleans 10; West Ind es q
TO 80 rs to qlllity Svrun 10 Pork. City mess
per barrel On 90 Plated 10 90 Rnsin I 90: RIOS
in oil IS to 80 n"- gallon as to quality Salt. q
Sack { 100 a l 10; Coarse 25 a 30: Spirits Tnr-
pentine 40; Sugar. refined 10 a 10: Brown 81 a 8
Crashed i24: Loaf I23 Tar l so; Turpentine
dip 3 Ia 4 3 10 scraoe I 20; virgin $50.
Report same as las', n" alteration.
REMARKS.-Fl"ur is very scarce in our market
a a v"aIa and an advance on former prices.
Naval stoTes active at former quotations. A
6 rso OF M~sasses has arrived, but u price has not
been PIT apGn it.
Jpiv 81.
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Extract Of a letter from a young friend, to
whom VIC are indebted for several favors in
sending us subscribers
am now in my 22d year. and have necer
% thb m0meat, tasted one drop Of intoxica-
ting liquor! And | thank my Parents for
raising me as they have, for | see here and
there the young and the old falling into
drunkardS' graves. But | believe the most
reroAiog case caused Wy intemperance that |
ever heard Of, came under my observation a
few DAYS ago, in our county (Yadkin) A
resident Of this county was for some days
OFT on u helstly intoxicated spree, during
which time his ears hecune fy-bbwni Ills
suIferings were excruciating. A Physician
was called in; ne Informed me that he had
taken ont Of his ear t~wenty-thrce IN!
My pen refuses to spell the word and that
there were more yet! This man was not a
common outctst, hut a m IN Of considerable
property You have u wide field in which
TO labor. May Heaven aid you.
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NEW FEMALE

TN the salubrious climate of Western North
Carolina, surrounded by the most magnificent
aud picturesque mountain scenery, abound ug
with water of the purest and most refreshing
quality.
T. L. TROY and wife propose to open a FE'
MALES SEMINARY at Rock Springs, near York
Collegiate Institute, in Alexander county, N. c.,
en- the 18th f July, 1853. in the house formerly
known as York Col. Institute. which house and PIE
mises have been purchased by sad Toy, + r he
purpose Of establishing a Female Schuol. The
place is thought t. be eminenily adapted for such
an institution, being in a retired place. yet in The
heart # a dense population If honest. industrious
and intelligent people. who take a lively interest
IN the promotion OF Education.
The location is Is miles west of Statesville. lS
miles east of WilkesborOugh. aud 5 miles north of
Tayl,rsville. Mr. Troy has had 8 or 10 We trs ex
perience in teaching. His wife is a graduate of
GreensbOrough Female College, and has had some
experience in teaching.
No pains will he spared in the instruction and
moral training of scholars placed in their care,
and the kindest attention paid to their wants and
necessities.
Board can be obtained in the family of the
Principal at Sc per 10 nth, without any extra
charges.
Tuition in English Branches from Sc to SIS
Painting, in Water Colors, Sc Worsred En-
broi cry, Sc Wax Fruit and Flowers SIS each
French So. Other ornamentals at reasonable
prices.
Pppils admitted at any time, and charged to the
close of the session.
For fnrther information. ad iress The Principal
at York Collegiate Institute, Alexander county.
N. C.
July %, 1853 4s-tf
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Special N OticeS.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-For purifying
the Blooi.-Thts most popular If all family med
icines is q purely Vegetable extract Of proved eft
fctcy in the cure Of s~crofula and uleeIous and
%eruptive diseases. 1t contains no drastic purge
20 debilitate the system or mineral ioison to ruin
the constitution. Thousands have been cured by
it and Tens of Tn ,usands may be restored To
health by its use. The invariahle success of this
pre- ~paration has called forth a host of spurious
limitations which bear about the same relation to
il as the Counterfeit does to tn. genuine dollar
Ask for Sands Sarsaparilla and take no other, it
will not fail tn cure you.
Prepared and sold by A. B.. 4 D. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
sud also by Williams d HAYWOOD, Raleigh
and by Purcell. Ladd Il Co Richmond, Va.
Sold also By Druggists generally.
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State Of North Carolina,
In Equity-Spring Term, 1858.
COUNTY.

In Equity-Spring Term, 1853.
Calvin C. Jones. John L.. Jones, L. g. Jones, T.
D.. Jones. James H rper, James c. Harper,
Samuel F. Patterson. Ed. w. Jones, T.. j. Le-
noir and w. w. Lenoir.
VS..
Rufus F. Jones, John E Jones, Execut RS of
Thomas Jones, deceased, and Lloyd 1. Jones,
defe ldants.
7 being made to appear to the satisfaction Of
i the Court, that the defendants Rufus Z. Jones
and John c. Jones. are non residents and live
beyond the limits of this state 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court, that notice be given for six
weeks in a newspaper published in this tate, for
the said defendants, Rufus E. and John E:Joncs.
to appear ut the next term of said Court of Equity,
to DO held for the co1nty OF Caldwell, at the
Court b use in Lenoir. on the 9Th Monday after
the 4th M 'nday in Septemler next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to compliments
bill, otherwise judgm Mt pro confesso will be Ia
ken against them.
Witness, William NJ. Puett, Clerk and Master
of our said curt OF Equity for the county of
Caldwell, the 9th Monday ate the 4th Monday
in March, 1898. W. 81. PUETT, C NJ e.
july 81, 1858. 4S-6W
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Gy- The wonderful success of DR.. HOstetters
Celebrated and Unrivalled Stomaei Bittors, from
the time of its Introduction to the public, proves
couclusively its manifest superiority over any
uther preparation of the kind now manufactures.
Its action IN tho digestive organs Is of the most
pleasing character, moving all diseases or NOR
biditv. and giving the system a 8 und and
healthy tone. In cases of Dyspepsia. loss of ap
petite. general mental or physical weakness. its
operation is most benefcent indeed, some ofthe
most direful cas's that have ever been under
medical treatment have been entirely cured by
this great ageut. AS q tonic, Hastettrrs BitteTs
are most delightful. especially before mea 3.
For sale by Drusgis's AMI deslers generally,
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood. Ra-
leigh, NC. 4I-~Im
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Weeds Sewing Mtchine makes equally as good
work IN the Fl ,est fabric or IA the heaviest cloth,
on either Of which for beauty and durability 1t is
superior % h md work. We invite the attention
of those who wish machines. to see Weeds Ma
chine. They are the best for family use. because
adapted to II kinds Of W ,rk. They are the best
for manufacturers. because they make such beau
tiCul aud strong work. They are the best for tail
ors. because they d. better work than bis hands.
TX ract from a letter write by q gentleman,
owning a plan alton near New Orleans. Your
two Weeds Patent Sewing Machines have been
in almost Q instant uss since J bought them. aud
with the best 6 practical results. In less than
three " ,eks the two operators on them finished a
complete suit nf clothes for each Of mv twn hun
dred and ten plantation hands, AMI lind the time
saved in using them one season, has mOre han
paid their cost.
The Elitor of tho Zlnesvile (0hio) Courier,
says: There has ne vel been a Sewing Machin
: u this city thSt has given suob uDboGnded salts
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
MARKET.
Carefully Gorrecte4 By
NICK = 4 R EFN E. co

IL
Grocers ~ CannisS'on Merchants.
TosACc0 The market "a da, was more active
anil prices were better. We quote sales of good
Tugs 5 4 81 very comaon green lngs 81 a
comm m leaf Z II Sl 6 rot So L24 extra Is Is.
Fancy raage IL to $50 receipts moderate.
WaEAr.-The receSp's are beginning to get lar
ger. But TO day there was uot 81 much animation
in the market, prime @ots of white brought | 36cts;
Red 25-
GorrGS-The receipts aad stock small: prime
lots sell ret thy at Bets; inferior i03 a lI3 ITS.
CoRV - The receipts a e larger. We quote
sales - cts per bu shel-
BAC0N.-The market is much more active. and
prices higaer. We qaose sides 10 a 10y; shout
ders & 81.
GuAxo-Tke market is entirely bare, but we
quote Peruvian s6s Ton.
SUGAR The market is very active at higher
prices. We quote coffee sugar 10 a licts Cuba
81 a z. 4 81 a ta4. Stock small.
CoFFEE-This a ticle is higher. We quote Rio
TiAaIl4: Ia IL a "a cts Java IS a ~.
MeLAssgs--We quote N. o. IS a so cts; Cuba
30a31; p. r. 80 a IS cts.
FISH We quote G ross Herrings ~ a "a cut
IA
Juiy 81.
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faction TO al who have used it as the Weed,
Patent We h we examined them. and must con
TESS our admiration of their simplicity and dura
o'iity, an | can, with perfect confidence. after n
ex Elimination of all other Sewing Machines, pr,
npunca this to ne the best. and it II
our readers. who wish a Sewing Machine, as "
are sure it will give them satisfaction.
WHITNEY Il LYON. ProprietOrs.
3t5 Broadway, New Yorl
1t any prefer purchasing through a citizen
North Csr"iiua BY RENTING the money to m
Editor of the Spirit Of the Age. Raleigh. a Ma
chine will he ordered by him as Al.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
4. N. & CO

WHOLESALE GRocERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wills WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-We aaote. old S. F 5 Extra 81 Fam.
lily New will command 25 and so cents per
barrel more. little arriving and market nearly
bare.
CoRN.-The receipts are very light and demand
good white and mixed 80 q 81; no yellow in
market.
NAVAL SroREs.-Tar 81 so; Sprts Turpentine
is wanted at 43 II a. Common Rosin dull at Sit.
IoTroN.-Stock in market very light. Wequo'e
ordinary it3 a III good and choice lots II a i23.
WHEAT-Rrd % a | IS; white 1 | q SIS
GRtGEHsEs.--The trade is light and we have no
change to note. Sugars maintain fully the recent
advance.
PE,s.-B. E ST. 81 stock l 10 a I Is.
LIME.-Chomastun 81 W.. c. ST. %.
MEAL-75 per bushel.
July 81.
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w A N
III EnER COLLEGE,,

S $500 $685. --- %-
TuE Fall Session will commence on Thursday.
rhe z9rh of July. 1853. Pupils will be received at
any um., and charged only from the time of en-
terlng. No effort Will he omitted to promote the
mental and moral culture of those entrusted to
nur care. Our C"llege IS a beautiful edifre. we'll
adapted to the purpose. and can one
hundred bnarders The President and his lady
hive in the Cnllege, and all the pupils are regarded
As members of the same family. We have a full
corps OF experienced, faithful teachers, all devo.
ted to their respective classes.
No similar institution in the South affords
greater advantages for a thorough and accom-
piished education. Since its organization under
the present Faculty. IT'S success has exceeded the
expectations Gifts warnest friends. Entire har.
mouy among the Teachers excellent health, APP
pli"ation to study and good order among the pu-
pills; and a rapidly extending influence and in
ere tsing hold upon public confidence. are the ele-
ments which constitute II fourishing college. All
OF these are enjry d by our young and growing
Institution Our prospects are Frightening every
day, and Il career of great usefulness opens 'efure
US. With these surroundings. we invite public
attention to Wavns Fenale CIlege. and with
grateful acknowledgements for past success, we
offer to lead tbs lovely daughters of our happy
and to the pure fountains of virtue and knOwl-
edge.
This Institution is peculiarly adapted to suit
the eastern portions of North Carolina, Virginia
and South carolina. Those who send their daush
ters and wards into the middle and western sec
lions of the Mate to be educated, expose them ia
eminent danger. For after they have passed the
Winter and spring in those sections, then for
them to remnye to the eastern counties to spend
the vacation in June and July. is,to say the least,
very hazardous to their health. Few constitu
tons can sustain the sudden transition without
injury. But Goldsboro' ia situated just near the
dividing line, having the low country on the east
and the hill countrg on the west and our pupils
from the seaboard can safely visit their bones at
any season ofthe year. and not be in such danger
from too great change of climate.
Board. including Washing, Lights. Fuel, Room
Furniture, &C., $40 per month. Tuition in the
c llege course 20 per session. Tuition in the
Preparatory course 10 per session. For a catalogue
apply to the undersigned.
S. Or FROST. President.
Goldsboro, n. C June TIN, 1858.
4t-6t-25-Iy
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ROBERTS G. cos
Copper, Tin. Il Stove Depot,
RoAN0AKE SoUARE

NORFOLK, Va.
TN Store a large and varied assortment Of al
Il kinds of Copper and Tin Wares. at xholesale
and retail. lower than any other establishment in
Va Copper Work for Steamers, Mills, DistiIlers,
&C., de-, executed in the best manner, with due
regard to steam pressure. Stoves and hot air Fur
naces. of all kinds. for all purposes Metallic Roof
ing, Cutters and Pipes for buildings, Block Tin,
Tin Plate, Sheet Copper. Bar and Sheet Lead,
Sheet Iron. &c, ETHEREAL Oil, and Lamps for using
it, Shower Baths and Bathing Apparatus, of all
the newest and most approved patterns.
WM. d. ROBERTS, JR, d Co.
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
February I3Ih, 1858. 25-tf.
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FOR SALE.
a valuahla Pee neo Form

q EdIudU1 1CO O66 EdIM.
THE subscribers having decided to move West,
offer for sale the tract of land on which they now
reside.
These lands are situated in the county of Arson,
on Pee Dee River. thirteen miles east of Wades.
borough, and known as the Mouat Pleasant place;
containing 1892 acres. a large portion of which
is bottnm land, containing an Island of 100 acres,
known as Wade's Island, which is in a state of
high cultivation. There is also a valuable shad
G>h ry n the River, good Dwelling House. Gin
house and screw, and all necessary ou'i uildings.
The above described lands will be sold to suit
the hardness of the times, md terms made easy.
Young negroes will be taken in exchange at { ir
prices. Persons wishing to buy land in this
country. would do wall to give US a CALL. mas
much as We have fully decided to sell.
B. G. HOOKER.
JAMES HOOKER.
July LIST, 1854. Aft
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Hany suffer. rather than take nause1us medi
cines. All such who suffer from coughs, colds and
irritation uf the bronchial tunes, AMI tendency t"
Goa umption. have in DR.. Wistar's Baisam ofWild
Cherry, a remed, as agreeable to tho palate as eff
fectual in removing disease.
ns Buy none unless it has the written sigma
ture Of Il. Butts" on the wrapper.
For sale by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh.
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PLATING.

DUGGY Irons SiIverplated at my Grocery. the
ID old stand. one mile West 0 Ralsigh, ON III
al Shore road. J lbs NAV he lef: At the N. G. X.
*. Depot. o. at Messrs. Pullen 4 Belyins. Hard-
ware Store on Fayetteville ST., directed to me.
Terms cash. r. ". LEE.
Rolo-rh Julv FL 1873 10 ff
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.

TIE subscriber nov offers his Houte ard Lot
fl sale. 1t is situated in Franklin county, with.
ia half a mile of Franklintnn Depot, on the Ral-
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road. The lot contains
IF y'six acres, one half in woods. There is q good
dwelling house, with six rooms and fire places
tw Of the rooms are twenty feet square. The
house is we'll finished. also good nut houses, an ex-
ceflent well of water in the yard. aud a good
spri z convenient There is no better water in
the country.
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Read! Read ! the following

We the undersigned hsse used and known used,
the Receipt advertised Rnbt. d.. Brown, Esq.,
for the cure of Bots or Grub in horses. and eoa.
slider IL the best RENE iy known. for that disease.
Indeed, We have never known It fail giving Esliss
in the worry FIRST instance, even when horses we're
snfering the ssverest agony. And the remedy Ia
quick and efsctusl. For the benefit Of svarr
body. AMI especially for the benefit Of that nohIs.
animal-the Horse-se all 20 proeura
this valuable Rereipt. We have known Mr.. II
M. Browns rem, dy 70 be used IN very many in-
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
n las accomplished Astonishing cures
]. L. BENNETT, 7. B. HOLLEAAH,
?. E. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN E0LLExAH. Of Wake Caua.y.
JOEE r. WARD, Az STROUD,
D. q. DERhssM. Of Orssg4 County. N. o.
J0Hyc BERGESs, WM. n. BURGEs2
Esr ALuAsc county. y. c. Sept lssf.
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MARRIED.

On the 2Sth of May. by James w. Daily
Esq, Mr.. Elias Brogden, to Miss Lucretia
Cash, all of Granville.
In Burke Co, N. C. on the 9Th July, by
Rev. r. L. Alternately. Mr.. j. R. Kincaid, to
Miss Mary w. johnson.
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ALSO

A young Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. Any per-
son wishing to move TO a healthy place and good
choo's. could not wish a more desirable place, 80
t is one of the healthiest places in the State, and
n b-tt r schools. The schools are under the care Of
=. ". Neal, A. ", and Lady. Those wishing to
purchase had better call soon, or they may lose
a bargain. as I am determine to sell.
For particulars, address me at Franklinton.
JOHN F. B0DnIE.
Franklinton. N. c., July 81, 1858. 49-5m
va. Weekly Standard 3 months.
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FOR ONLY Ell

~ the receipt oil s., will be mailed TO any PER-
" son q recipe of a remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony
IL given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an antinely death by this remedy, and
If given rs advised. and It fails, the money Wilfbs
refunded No person VIII" has a horse should bs
without this recipe. Other remedies viii DO added
which will be conducive 70 health and thrift, and .
erest preventive Of distsn p-r, which horses ars
subject to Address r. NJ. BROWN, the P. N. Of
New Hill p. o.. Wake county, N. c.
March z, 1857. bl-Sn
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DISSOLUTION OF WORCESTERSHIRE.

THE firm of Bro wnlay 4 Dicks lie this day dis
solved by limitation. The books and accounts Of
the hrm will be kept at the counting room Of
their suecessor-. where either of the subscribers
will attend to the settlement { the business.
WM S. BROMLEY,
SAML. ID. HICKS.
Petersburg, July 18th. 1853.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N c.
R III S :

TERMS:
ROAKD. exclusive of washing, ard lights, pc,
- session of 5 months, $3n; Tuition in the reg
uiar classes. $t2.
The Fall Session will commence on the LIST day
OF September, 1853. Pupils are admitted at an,
time during the session. and Charge fr.m II e timr
OF enirahce. Catalogues containing all n,ee- sar,
respecting the course of instruction
tens, &c. vii he for warded on application 20
Inomasviile, n. C. JN0 w. THOMAS.
Pres. Board Trustees.
Jul 18th, 1858. 4S..6r 29..6t
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LOOK AT THISI

AND do not send SO much money to Yankee
dom for Receipts. From five Hundred l have Sc
lected so of the best Receipts including the Crle
,brated Hney Receipt, and Launders Secret. which
should be in every household They are worth
five dollars to any person. [ send all neatly
printed and post paid, on receipt of One Dollar.
Please address POST MASTER,
BOpnviile,
4S-3m, Yadkin CO.. n. G.,
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TOWN PROPERLY.

CT izsn- of Raleigh who owns more Town
n Property than no desires % hold, oil cell
as a gyeat bargain, soms Of bis Houses aud Lots.
snme nf which are very iesir bic both in location
ard kind Terms .vers easy Fer further infor.
NATION, apply tosshae Editor of the Spirit Of the
Age