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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
For the Spirit of the Age.
Incidence.
"See the issue of your sloth (:

"See the issue of your sloth
Ofsloth comes pleasure, ofpleasqre comes riot,
Ofriot comes disease, of disease comes spend
ing,
OF spending comes want, of want comes theft,
And of theft comes hanging. "-JoNsoN.
There is a certain good natured, good for
nothing, go-day-come-day, Godsend Sunday
class of people for whom | can feel no kind
of compassion. allude to that prolific tribe
known as jdLerS. That man who spends the
prime Of life IN u~nproductive Incidence, is
entitled to but little sympathy at our hands
when want overtakes him, as it surely will
after a time. have met with many a we'll
dressed ape of this kind in the street, and
seen the end Of his nose elevate itself con-
temptuously as | passed by on my way; but
| presume if Master Dandy knew but half
the contempt | feel for his class, he would not
put himself to the trouble of raising the end
Of his nasal appendage any more. 1t is i'm
possible to look upon that person, especially
if he he poor, who has no visible means of
obtaining a livelihood, with any other feeling
than that of contempt. Such an one is of no
service to himself nor to any one else. These
loafering disciples of Diogenes may easily be
distinguished from the busy throng' by
their laSsitude, lounging gait, and too-lazy-to-
eat-mush air.
The young man who lounges about the
corners of the streets, sits on and whites
empty goods boxes, smokes choice Havannas,
and finds nothing more profitable to do than
sporting a gold watch or twirling a rattan,
doubtless thinks he is answering the ends and
purposes for which he was created. Vain
deluSiOnl He grows up in Ignorance of the
world, spends his patrimony, and poverty
coming upon him like an armed man" he
ends his life a pauper. He has been an un-
profitable servant, and an unfaithfll steward
the world has known nothing of his being
and therefore the world misses him not wher
he passes from off the stage. Not SO with
the man of industrious habits. He makes
his mark upon the age in which he lives-nC
matter what may he his position in society
raises himself to posts of honor and diStinc
ton, and when he dies the world laments its
loss. A. J. G..
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1T will make a man of your

We have knDwh to nPtiag devils, bearing
grog shops and to the stencil board of whis-
key carts, and give them Il glass of liquor,
bidding them to drink and assuring them
that lit will make Il nan Of you
Now, We all know 10y our own experience,
how very anxious the by is % bc Il mar, and
how willing he is to attempt any feat which
may make him look manly, at least in the
eyes Of the world. The boys are ever striv-
ing to be men and to ape their manners, and
it is surprising how near they approach their
standard, when their juvenility is considered.
We see their proficiency demonstrated in
their ieuts of tobacco chewing and smoking
cigars. Their skill in these two man-like ac-
complishments is perfectly overwhelming
II may have caused them many trials, many
desperate sick spells even until earth, trees
and houses seemed to whirl round at railroad
speed but what Of that now ? The harvest
repays the toll. They are like men; they
can puff like a locomotive and squirt like
whale
This instructive desire to appear like men
finds the hoy an easy prey to any tempting
fcnd who may choose to approach him will
n glass Of whiskey and a hint that the drink
ing Of the like of that is calculated to increas
his stature and render him more man-like il
his department. The bait is greedily swal
lowed, and unless the potion was ton larg
for the first, causing downright drunkenness
the little a%spirant after manhoods honors
very apt to think from his feelings that h
must be full several inches taller. The viii:
key may burn their little threats and caus
them b. vince and make %grimaccs like the
do under the administration of II doctors dos
of worm oil and turpentine, yet their conf
dence in the remedy to produce the result
they so much wish, causes them to hide the
grimaces behind their coat sleeves and bea
the throat burning in silence. They are nj
long, however, in learning the art of takin
a drink without making a wry face. A fe
repetitions Of the dose arouses a taste and
thirst for the destructive liquid They 500
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CoSwArBoRo', s. c.. March 18th, 1853.

CoNwAYBoRo', s. c., March 18th, 1853.
Mr.. EDIroR Permit me to give you Tin as
few words as poSSible,) a description of an
election held on the 18th ult., for Intendant
and wardens of this village. AS a matter of
course, there was two tickets out, viz: Tenn
perance and independent" as the latter chose
to style themselves. Probably you are aware,
Mr.. Editor, that but a short time since. it was
considered next to an impossibility to elect a
temperance man to any office whatever, in
this place; but at this election the COMMUNE
ty generally being satisfied that it was for the
public good, marched unheSitatingly to the
polls and deposited their Votes in favor often
perancc; in consequence of which the tenn
perance ticket prevailed by an overwhelming
majority. But the best part came afterward,
which was, that the members and friends of
the temperance reformation were invited to a
sup err, given by the successful party. on the
. Wednesday following. Accordingly we con-
vened at the Temperance Hall, from whence
we marched in procession to the establ sh-
ment Of Mr.. VIM. p. Nelson, where d large
and sumptuous repast was awaiting us, and
where we enjoyed ourselves finely During
the intervals between courses, several very
appropriate speeches and toasts were deliver
ed, some of which did honor to their authors.
| am constrained to think, that the death OF
that very unfortunate individual, commonly
known as " Billy Patterson" has secured to
us a very general benefit. Hitherto, this
town has been noted for the multiplicity Of
bar rooms but now. mirdbiIe dictui there
is not an open bar in the place. Our council
now consists of j. j. RICHwooD, Esq, Hten
dant; E. F. HARRISON, HENRY HARDY, JAS
S. BURRoUGH, ALEX. ELLIOTT, Wardens.
All of whom are members of the temper
ance society. So much for C~onwayboro'
Respectfully, NJ. 7. J.
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~ 1t would ,,s that Nature possessed
something like an imagination. Look at her
paintings. Since the world began she has
been busy in producing her pictures, but al
ways in new forms, new loveliness and new
combinations. She bestows as much care
upon her trees and flowers as upon the dis
tant moon and the far away stars. Look
at her trees how they change at her command
from one loneliness to another. Now they
.tand dark and silent like a wall of cloud ;
now they roll in the summer wind like pillows
of leafy green and anon their SUBMITS are
crowned with crimson and gold sparkling in
the sun. Nature is busy in changing her
beauties all the year long, so that the eye
shall not weary in contemplating them There
is always something new about her trees
when they bud, when they bloom, when they
flutter in their summer garniture, and when
they sing the anthems of their autumn glory.
Look at her shadows. In the morning the
quaint devices are all laid westward in the
evening she trails them like the robes OF
mourners' to the east and at high noon she
crowds them in the smallest and coolest place
under the trees. All the elements are at her
command to work new pictures and the eye
can always see a new shaped shadow, a new
cloud, Il new blade of grass or some new beau
ty that it has never seen before. x
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ter from Havana, addressed to the Charles
ton Courier, says that Spain participated, in
the most active manner, inthe recent troubles
in Mexico. The object was to foment revo-
luton, and to aid the ambition and purposes
of Santa Anna. The writer adds
"These things escape from the palace
sleeves, although not published for the benefit
of the people there is, indeed, very little
attempt at concealment. Santa Anna, if he
is not taken by a Spanish steamer directly to
Vera CRUZ, is expected here every day, and
and agents from Mexico left this last month
to visit him at Carthagena."
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State of North Carolina.
CALDWELL COUNTY.
III Egutty-FaH Term, 1857.

In Equtty-FdH Term, 1891.
Catherine Sudderth
rs.
John Hardin, James " Hardin, Richard T. Har
din, Sarah Parsons. Mary Brooks. Cynthia Gam
bill, James Rly Il I'd wife lane. Elizabeth Ba
ker, Nancy Bertie. Ann Parsons. WIN. Gillas
pie aud wife Susan. Hlnilton Rty, Andrew
T%retdwty Cynthia IRE liwly. Jesse Clark and
vi c Peggy. George Brooks, Jesse Ray, Games
soa,) George W Rs . Hilton Rly. Hiram Ray.
Ct James SIN Tn Ray, James son Henri
Ray, George Parsons, John Pars ms. Martin
Parsons Albert Long. June Long. Esther Long,
Charles VI. Suddersh and Henry Sudderth
Is appearing 70 tho satisfaction Of the Court,
that TIE tefAnd mt. Sarah Parsons. George Pnr
sons, John Parsons aud Martin Parse ns, Cynthia
GambIll, Nancy BERTHE and Hamilton Ray. reside
beyond the limits of this state; it is ordered by the
Court that publication he made in a puollc Gazette,
printed in this State fnrsix weeks. for the said defeh-
ants to appear { the next t rn of this Court, t.
b. held at the Court hfDuse in Lenoir. on the 9th
Monday after the 4th Monday in March next then
and there TO plead, answer or demur to this bill. OF
Judgement pro ~confesso will be taken against
them
Witness ". VI. Puett. Clerk aud Master of said
Court. at Office in L3noir, the I'd Monday in No
vember, A D., 1857.
WM. NJ. PUETT, C. NJ E.
March 20, 1858. 30-6r
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New Agricultural Journal.
THE NORTH CAROLINA PLANTER.
Edited By Gentlemen of Practical and Sci
ent!fc knomtedge IN Farming.

AT the solicitation Of n.ny friends Of Agricul
ture. the Un lersisned MS been induced TO issue
a monthly Periodical airing th. a iove title.
The Jan, Fen. aad March numbers have been
issued, and the Arril number vail appear early
in that 10 nth.
Subscriber can b. furnished with he back
numbers Specimen cr1les sent "a ,ppiicati1n.
5. " Westhrook. Es4 well known throughout
the South as one of the best Ponologists and
Horticalt %lrists, has charge Of that Department OF
the Pltnt3r AMI abte practical I'D scientific
Farmers cont:ibuts to tia e li,rriaI and other
columns of the Agricultural Department.
Mednani: IS have also a Departm snt /; and Their
is something interesting to the L4DIES.
81 large octave pages in each number. PricC
81 a year, invariably in advance. Address
A. NJ. G0RMAN, Publisher,
Raleigh, n. G.
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BLIND DEPARTMENT.

notice is given that we have on hand a large as
sortmert of BrOnms, which will be offered to mer-
chants on as good te, ms as they can be procured
a. the North.
~ We desire u call the attention Of mer.
chants aboat going .orth for their spring supplies,
To the fact that they nav have an opportunity of
Supplying themselves with this article nearer
home. All c ,tn:nulications, or orlcrs for Broom s
shoull bs addressed to
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
Prin. n. C. Inst. for the Deaf Dumb and Blind
Ralsigh. March 2, 1853. 27-3m
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ROBERTS & CO.'S
Copper, Tia, l. Stove Depot,
RnsNaAVr SonApr

NORFOLK. VA.
TV Sore a Urge and varied sssor ment Of all
kinds of Copper and Tin Wares. a. wholesale
aud retail. lower than any other establishment In
Va Copper ~ ork for Steamers, Mills, Distillsrs,
Sc. d., executed in the best manner, with due
regard to steam pressure. Stoves and hot air Fur
naces, of all kinls. for all purposes Metallic Roof
ing. Cutters and Pipes for buildings, Block Tin,
Tin Plate, sheet Crpp-r. Bar and Sheet Lead,
Sheet Iron, e., Erherial oil. and Lamps for using
it, Shower Baths and Bathing Apparatus, Of all
the newest AID most approved patterns.
VIZ. d. ROBERTS. Js, & Co.
Roanoxe SIuarc, Norfolk, Va.
February 13Ih. 1853. 25-tf.
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YORK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Rev. pRoF. BRAN LEY YORK. PRssrDEsr,
Moral md Mental Silence, EJocutiOn, Eng
Lish and Literature.
w. R. GAULTNEY. Aacient LANGUAGES.
JOHN Z RHaIM. Mathematics
RICHARD W. YORK Modern languages.
THE Fifth Session &c this Institution will COM
mence on Thursday the 2lst of January, 1858,
aud continue Tea moaths without vacation. Stu.
dents, however. will he receive 4 ior a half term,
or at any time daring the session, being charged
from She Tim at entering.
With rega 4 to the modes Df Instruction.. adop
ted In this In Il utI"n 1t is snbug1 To say that
Pref. Iork's improced ~ siesn is fully carried ut,
aud the surest test Of iCs excelieRog ard efficiency
Is, that the most sanguinc expectation Of all who
have tried il. has been fully reaiized.
Such students As desire IL can be prepared f3r
any class ia College. AMI th.se WIN may wish to
prepare tor teaching Common Seh".ls, will have
ample opportunity for dr,ns "a b entering the
Nhrmtl Department. Every PISS /. attention is
given to the 70 ,rii as wei. - tn aa.t4, training
of the pupils
For a ses-i ~ of Tea m mths. Sf25 piU couer
every item IF erpe"se. eAcep trNt hnrks and for n
malt term. S6.,5 so. The mo- ey TOR haaf the ex
penses. must ne deposit d with s.nr member of
the Z tcultv on eaterinS srhori he orher to be
paid at the close Of the session..
York Collegiate Ilstibatr - lpc,r,d IN Western
North Carolina, t.exan!rr caIrty. - miles from
Salisbury. 20 miles n"rth If >tafs vile, and six
miles east ut Tavl'ns wifi. e. l. .urfUun.!ed ny a
hue MountB; a sVen-r a. n. "a it rne1iate vi-
cinity, Is an excellent Nnite sulphur Spring.
winch is well calculated to Improve the health of
invalids and the water. with winch the institu.
ton is supplied. Is nnt surpassed by any. stu
dents Coming here by the NJ x. L can leave
the cars at Salisbury, and ID \. the stage to States
vile on every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
where they will be met ny Mr. L ID. Bagweifs
Hack, on any of the above named days. except
Mondays. Several students coming together, can,
by informing Mr.. Bagweil Of I'll -ir arrival before
hand procure seats at reduced prices, though Mr..
Bagwell's charges from Statesviile to the Institu-
ton, are very moderate
EB- For particulars address the President Of
the Institution. n L. SMITH,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees.
neeamhar Orb 1877 f6 Gr
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Office Forest Manufacturing Co,
MARCH 6rH. 1873

A FTER this date the Forest Manufacturing
n Company viii. receive no Rags, except from
those with whom they may nave a special con
tract. =
Those who hare a special contract must deliver
what Rags they have on nand at this date, by the
! frst Of April after that dase thsy will be decli-
; ned. WILL. q. POOLE, Prest.
| March 1e, 1858. sat-
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THE BRIDE OF an EvENIKGI

An intensely. Interesting aud tnri ling romance
from the pen of the accomplished al thoress MRS.
T. D.. N. S0UFHW0RfH, complete in eleven
numbers Of the New York Ledger, will be sent
frss of postage on receipts of fifty Eve cents. The
numbers of the ledger containing the Bride Of
An Event g, embrace in their contents Tales,
Sketches aud Poetry By SyIVanus Cobb. Emerson
Bennett, Fanny Fern. r. S. Arthur, George d.
Prentice, Mrs. Sigournsy, Alice Cary. and all the
best writer's of the dsy. Terms OF the Ledger
$500 per year, in advance Address
LE WIS L. SMITH,
Bookseller and Period cal Agent,
RichmOnd, Va.
March rs, 1851. 39-6
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Fourth Thousand now Ready.

rTlHE CIiY OF TIE GREAT KING;
JERUSALEM AS IT WAS, as IT Il, AND AS IT Is
TO BE-
Nv Dr.. ]. T. BAecLAY VI ssionary to Jerusalem,
With rbrnmo crap ic Iliduiattians in Ten Oil
Golors. Steel EngrAvings and Maps.
James Chalmers & Som, Philadelphia.
The publishers to Mt he-tate IN announcing
this rs 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 en 1hatic inlpr-rmslt in the call
for 1000 copies 81 The W 'rk, within the second
month Of its Publication.
The North Am srican Review. AMI other high
literary authorities, devote nu-h space to an se-
count of thu lnv sstisarons III tlscoV cries If DIR.
BLrciaJ. wash disclose che n stsri.s u sacred 10
caGtes nirh 'rt, o1t little kap4a. anl throw flood
of light upon the fIPp AMI Ar;neology or
the Holy City.
Price So 90. E. p. GAsI,
Puhlis3eT's S,eciil Agent
S-z7-tf. Petersburg. Va.
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MARKET.
4 VI. MCPHETERS & CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERs i COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-We quote s F. SIS a 81; Extra So a
81 Family 6-eash.
GRAIN-Corn is in good demand for shipment,
and We note sales mi~ed at 59c; white go a 81
yellow 81; Wheat S. % oats z9 a 30, by cargo
corn meal 75a so peas in demand at 81 80 a | 40.
C~oTToN.-Recent advices are not So favorable,
and I otton shows rather a downward tendency
! We quote nominaliy II.
! NAVAL SToREs.-Saies Tar 81 40; Common
Rosin | Is a / 80; Spirits Turpentine 4S; Fine
s. SO.
SLAVES Pipes $40 Culls Is W 0 hid AZ
Culls Is. Heading II; Culls 10. r 0 Hahd 81
CuIls II. Barrel % Culls 8.
BACON AND LARD-N. 9. and Va. hogrounG
J I24c hams BE. Lard III a l2c.
LIME.-l a 81 10; 81 25.
G~UANo.-PeruvIan 80 $55; cash on delivery.
GRocERIEs.-N o. ana p. r 81 a 81; Rio COTE
III a ID Lag. l34 a IA; Java IS IA 10; Rice )
st; N molasses 36 a 40; Cuba 80 a 33c.
We quote wholesale prices. In making up
small orhers higher prices nave to DO charg I'd.
March 81.
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RAGS!
Office of Neuse Manufacturing Co,

RALEIGH, March 18th, 1858.
THE oppressed state Of the paper market obi
ges this Company to require their customers to
prepay freight on Rags.
From and after the 1st Of Apri next, and until
further notice, our uniform price will be 81 cents
per ID. Cor g % lcottOa or Inca Rags. delivered
freiqkt paid lat either Depot in Raleigh, or at
our Mills.
Business letters to he addressed to Fl W. Hus-
TED. treasurer Of the Company.
so-at Sion q. ROGERS. Pres't.
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From MExICo.-Lieut Marry has arrived
with later advices from Arizona. Gen. Gan
dara, the leader of the rebellion at Sonora,
has triumphed over the forces of the FEEDER
al Governor. He caused all the prisoners to
be massacrcd and threatens to hang the Gov
ernor himself if taken. The wagon road from
El-Paso to San Antonio is rapidly progress
ing. The inhabitants at Rio Grande appear
anxious to be included in the bill organizing
the territory of Arizona
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FAYErrEVILL MARKET.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected bq

Carefully Corrected by
gro W N L & &c S.
! Grocers aud Commission Merchants
ToBAcco.-The market was rather more active
and prices rather better. We quot, Tugs 81 a u
leaf a i23; receipts are quite light.
WHEAT.-There is not much change to note in
this article since our last. We quote prime white
and red in demand at l 20 a / 81; inferior grades
very dali.
CoTrON-The market continues quite dull. and
in favor of the buyer We quote sales of prime lois
at Ii cts; mixed parcels 10 a lO3 common lots
9 a 10.
FLOUR -This article is lower. We quote coun
try by the lot, Sup. st = 81; Extra 81 a 6; Fami-
ly Z to IS fr smaller orders higher prices would
have to be paid.
BACoN.--Sides II a III shoulders 9 a 81.
GUANo-No. l, Peruvian 564 TO $57 Ton.
! GRoCERIEs.-The market firm with upward ten.
dency.
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Agents Wanted 7

In every County and neighoorhood In this tate
and the Southern States generally, to whom a lib
eral per centage will be allowed on all monies
sent. For su rs under SO ten per cent For over
$EU twenty per cent.
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$4,000

Holloway's Pills and 0intment-the genuine
ness ofthesa invaluable remedies is easily known.
Look to the water-mark of the words e" HOLLOWAY.
New York and London" in semi transparent let
ters in the paper of the zoos Of directions. II
this is not to he seen wheh held to the light, thu
sa me is spurious. Sold q the mandatory. No.
so Maiden Lane New York. and BY all druggists
at 25e, 63c., and 81 per box or pos.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of March. by Rev. w. II Ed
wards, Mr. William Sykes. of Halifax Co,
n. c TO Miss Betty Dean, of Franklin Co.,
n c. -
On the 10Th of Mlrchl by E. P. Earring
ton, Esq. Elisha Cole, and Miss Ann NJ.
Henley, all Of Chatham, n. c.
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BoRRoDAILE, THOMPSON HALL 3 co

Davis Pain Killer is a valuable antidotc to the
poison Of centipedes, Scorpions, Hornets and The
ike. l have been twice stung by Scorpions. and
in both cases eased from the most excrueisting
pain. tn1 entirely prevented the swelling by ap-
plying the Pain Killer.
! 36-2t REV. JUDSON BENJAMIN
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WASHINGTON, March 25.-Lewiston 3. Har-
den, formerly of North Carolina, but for 81
years a registering and discussing clerk in
the Navy Department, died suddenly last
night.
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FOR ONLY 81.

~ n the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
~ son a 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,
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 be
refunded No person who has q horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies Will be added,
which will be conducive to health aud thrift. and q
great preventive of distemper. which horses are
subject TO Address r. NJ. BROWN, the p. NJ. OF
New Hill P. o., Wake county, N. c..
March 2. 1857. 5l-3m
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WHO WANTS EMPLOYMENT.

TO a few enterprising meu in lIprth Carolina
and Virginia, [ can offer liberal iIducem ns to
engage in a business which is honorable and very
lacratitc. Apply Immediately to Rev. Richard
Shane, Jackson. Northa aapton county. n. c., en-
closing two postage stamps, for return letter and
particulars.
Iseksan. March goth 1858. 30-3t
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Read ! Read , the following :

hbdu htdu /. GNE IOIIOWlng
We the undersigned ave used and known used
the Receipt advertised R0bt. NJ. Brown, ESQ,
for the cure Of Bots or Grub in horses. and con.
siderit the best RENE iy known. for that disease.
Indeed, We have never known it fail giving reiieI
in the very FIRST instance, even when horses were
suffering the saverest agony. And the remedy il
quick and efectual. For the benefit of every
body, and especially for the benefit Of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend Al. to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. k
". Browns remedy to be used IN hundreds Of in.
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has acconp ished astonishing cures
]. L. BENNETT, T. B. HOLLEMAN.
P X JONES. JOHN BENNETT.
EDWIN HDLLEMAN.
Wake conpg. " g.. cent 1897
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BROOM MANUFACTORY

THE manufacture of Broo,ns, having been Sc
lected by the Board of Directors of the North
Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, as, one of the Mechanical branches t.
be taught to the pupils in the
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To HIRE

A GIRL about fourteen years Of age "A good
n house servant, or Nurse. Apply at this OF
flee.
March 90, 1858. 3I-ti